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Evening star., 1960-11-15
Car Hits Truck,
Motorist Hurt

A Washington man was crit
ically injured early today when
his car careened across Shirley
highway into q tractor-trailer
George Payton Plummer. 81,
Of 1927 East Capitol street
suffered internal injuries and
fractured legs and ribs. He was
taken to Arlington Hospital.
The truck driver, Samuel ].
Irwin, 40, of Seaboard. N. c.,
received a Sprained ankle.
State Police Trooper J. L.
Elmore reported the accident
occurred at lis am. just south
Of U. S. Route /.
He said Mr.. Plummer was
driving north on Shirley high
way when he apparently lost
control Of his 1855 sedan.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Core Improves

ROANOKE, Nov. IS (AP).-
State Senator E. E. Wiley of
Richmond. chairman of the
State Hospital Board. said yes
terday that Virginia has moved
from seth to among the top 10
in the care of the mentally i'll.
He was the keynote speaker
at the fifth annual Department
Of Mental Hygiene and Hos
pitals meeting here.
Mr.. Wiley pointed to new
mental hospital facilities made
possible by appropriations by
recent sessions of the Cen
eral Assembly and Inauguration
of q 40-hour work week for
hospital employees.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Auto Dealer Dies
At Wheel of Car

A 50-year-old North Carolina
auto dealer died from a heart
attack this morning while driv-
ing south on Shirley highway.
Arlington police said that
Marvin r. Harrison of Winston
Salem was towing a car he had
just bought in the District when
he apparently suffered the at
tack at about 9:45. They said
his car, just north of Route 7.
went out of control, careened
across the center island across
the north lane and came to rest
on the shoulder of the north
bound lane. He was pronounced
dead at Arlington Hospital.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
Seal Campaign
Open In County

Protect Tho family circly"
g. Va" aim of tho Columbus
County Tuberculosis ASSu IN
iI"u az IT E"rmulaics plans for
tn" 1860 Christmas Seal Cam
t''"m.
Tn" traditional annual fund
raising campaign opened No
NCmhcr II, with the mailing
"I Christmas Seals To- Culumb-
u. County residents.
NJ a meeting of the ENccu-
tI'" Committee this month.
Lloyd Batrcn, Seal Sale Chair
man, stated. "PruCccdS from
ArIS years Christmas Seal cam
HHIcu must do moro than main
MAINTAIN uur present TB coll
'r"l HCtlvIucs. W. must expand
"ur efforts To- find all unknown
cases "' rB lurking i'm this
county. We must expand our
educational programs 50 that
r""pl" of all ages learn how to
protect themselves from TB.
We must pu' more money into
A"dI"Il research Ia find bet
~ ways of fighting TIE, ",
must increase our efforts 10
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
How Use OF Water May
END YOUR
CONS TIPATION
WORRIES

As you grow older. your system be-
gins 10 dry out. This is true of your
digestive system, and II may lead 10
constipation. SERUTAN. taken daily
with plenty of water. produces i
smooth eel that provides the proper
moisture. bulk and pcIIstaItic stimuli
Ittion To help end your con>tiplHon
worries.
SLsuTAN is tho all-vcgctdhlc Law
itiNc aid that moISlcn> hard. dry food
wastes and forms II for easy. rc.;.lar
elimination. SiRuIAA is cn;ircly dil-
tcTent from harsh chemical pills.
salts. bran or oils. Take SERUTAN
daily with wafer and enjoy regular
elimination or your money back.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
help. e~-patisn,, TO, get back ON

THEN feet and stay there.
The members al he EXccu-
iiN' Committee ,,tv, a. "a.
..aSlS.an = L. yuuns iauthvr &c.
two children. vino hIU tuD,--
CUluSiS in 1856 and is scparal-
Ci from hcr husband, (wlu
also had tubcrcu!oSiS) both
from this county, in Cuopcra-
tlDn with the division Of NOca-
tI.uai Rehabilitation, who has
ronIplvt"C - weeks OF linotype
training at &. 4. liainrS Limo
i!pv .ooauOl. Orlando, Fla. Sn"
nal - come home IL July 10
undergo GYM surgery at the
Columbus County Hospital, ana
PLANNED To return To Fla. on
HpN. To EcEUuv training 10!
= weeks. She has been doing
IIu' With her training AMI she
can become SCif-SuDpOrting al
;rr completing training. Christ
mas SU1!S iiyCS each of us an
opportunity To- SuppOrt-rcha-
irritation. which Is d par, of
the program conducted by the
ipsal association, by contribut-
M Tor. and making liberal use
of Christmas Seals.
J. | am sure the campaign will
b" 4 success this year. because
. everyone i'll Columbus County
/ Is Interested III making this
/ county a healthy. safe place N
which To- live. work and grow
up. When we voluntarily and
IN the privacy Of our homes
decide To buy and use Christ
mas Seals We are doing our
part L" prevent TB and bring
those who have it "a the Gaze
of physicians, thereby. helping
To- save lives" said a SpokcS-
man for tho organization.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
ShrinkS HemorrhoidS
Without Surgery
stops ItCh-Relieves Pain

F"r III" first time science has fnurc
new healing substance with the as
finishing ability to shrink hcmur-
A'its and to relieve pain without
lTGcTy. In case after case. Will,
Gently relieving pain. actual rciLIC-
!"n t1hrlnkHE"l took place. Most
anna W Of all GO results were 50 thor.
ugh that sufferers made astonishing
''n'cwcntT like piles nave ceased to
~" prnHicr!' The secret - a now
healing subsistence Bio DNncsJ - dis
'"v"ry Of a worli-famnus research
institute. This substance is now avail.
RhI" IN sypUoenoyy or ointment form
all"l Preparation rs. At all drug
COUNTERS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
Classroom Teachers
Meet At Armour
High School

The ClaS,r""m TrachcrS Of
Columbus County Unit of IN"
North Carolina Teachers Assoc
cid1Iun recently met nj ArmDr
High School. Acme, to put in
!" emotion ITS professional plans
ful tn" school year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

Most OF the local students at
tending college away are cX-
pCCted home for the Thanks
giving holidays. Many of them
arrived Tuesday nigh, while
others will be getting in We'd
nesday afternoon early.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
Hardcc Cemetery
Cleaning Nov. IS

y Cemetery Cleaning will be
held Friday. Nov. - at Hardcc
Cemetery.
All persons with relatives
buried in the cemetery arc ask
cd tu come and bring tools.
y fish dinner is being plan
ned and ladies arc asked 10
bring anything they would Ike
la serve with the fish.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
New Flair Stylist
Al Carolina Shop

...a "H,t fLISun u brautiCian
with 2J years CHpcricn, 4, amt
lurm"r shop owner, has Joined
- staff al the Carolina Beau
Is Sh"ppc announced Mrs. Oh
lie Clemens. pruprictrcSS.
MI. Matthew's is also Il haIr
a'rh,t having studied under
M Enp and Mrs. Pierre ul
l','I ,I mu Il the Robert III
enc 'N-u""l IN New York.
Mi. Matthew, Is Il sister o.
Nil. ryi Watts and has visit
Ell here.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Foreign Trotters
From 6 Countries
In International

NEW YORK, July rs (AP).-
Seven foreign trotters, includ-
ing Jamin, Frances defending
champion, will compete in the
$50,000 International Trot Au-
gust 20 at Roosevelt Raceway.
Raceway officials announced
the invitation list today, and it
includes horses from six IA
tionS. The United States Fep-
resentative will be the winner
of the S50,000 American Trot-
ting Championship at Roose-
velt August 13. The Interna-
tional is raced at a mile and
one-half, a quarter mile longer
than the race which will de-
termine the United States rep
resentative.
Besides Jamin, two Italian
horses that competed last year
will race. They are Tornese.
who finished second in the 1859
International. and Icare. New
comerS are Hairos from the
Netherlands, Iton from Austria.
Ruder Konge of Denmark, and
the Canadian owned Tie Silk.
Hairos, a 9-year-old black
trotter, beat Tornese and Jamin
twice this year, once in the
$4,000 Prix D'Amerique at
Vincennes.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Davis Cup Team
Set for Mexico

SAN FRANCISCO, July 26
(AP).-The same Davis Cup
team that eliminated Canada
SO, will represent the United
States against Mexico in the
second round in Mexico City
early in August.
James B. Moffet, chairman
OF the selection committee and
David L. Freed of Salt Lake
City, team captain, announced
selection of Barry MacKay of
Dayton, Ohio; Bernard Bartzen
OF Dallas. Tex, and Earl Buch-
holz and Charles Mckinley,
both of st. Louis.
Four youngsters have been
added to the squad from which
team members will be selected
later. They are Dennis Ralston,
II, of Bakersfield, Calf, who
with Rafael Osuna of Mexico
won the Wimbledon doubles
title this year; Martin Reissen
Of Hinsdale. Ill; Ramsey Earn
hard of Ventura, Calf, and
Lawrence Nagler of North
Hollywood, Calf.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
EXTRA PRECAUTIONS TAKEN
Top English Stables
Named in Dope Cases

LONDON, July 26 (AP).-
Extra precautions to guard
against doping horses were
taken today as the fashionable
Goodwood meeting opened.
The measures followed disclo-
sure OF alleged tampering with
horses at the Kempton Park
meeting.
The Duke of Norfolk said two
of his horses, Red Letter, who
was beaten by United States
Ambassador John Hay Whit
ney's Good Old Days, and Sky
master. who was beaten at
Ascot, were doped. The Duke,
who will have Queen Elizabeth
as his guest at Arundel Castle
during the Goodwood meeting,
said Skymaster, the favorite,
was dazed and i'll for 48 hours
after the race.
England's highest rated
stables are involved in the
recent wave Of alleged doping,
and trainers have limited guard
edly at a mysterious ring Of
gangSters.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Olympic Group
Alters Rule to
Cover Jack Kelley

NEW YORK, July 26 (AP).-
The iron-clad rules for picking
the Olympic team have been
slightly dented with the recon-
mendation by the Track and
Field Committee that John j.
Kelley of Groton, Conn, be
included on the marathon
squad.
Kelley was left of because
of his failure to complete the
Boston Marathon because of
bliStered feet. That.he won the
National AAU Marathon in
record time later made no diff
ference. The rules stated per-
formance in both events would
be the basis for picking the
team.
Yesterday, under pressure
from the executive board, the
committee announced it had
reconsidered, and that Kelley
was being recommended for
the team to replace Robert
Cons of Culver City, Calf. 1t
was emphasized that due to the
unusual circumstances Cons
also would make the trip, as
an alternate, thus allowing four
men to go to Rome.
The other two members,
previously selected, are Cor
don Mckenzie of New York
and Alex Breckenridge of the
Marines.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Hoystucks' Team
Wins on Shrine
Wrestling Card

Kena Temple Shrine in Alex
andria, which sponsored last
nights wrestling at George
Washington High School Sta
dium, will bring back the grap-
piers to the same ring August
% for the last of its three
benefit programs this summer.
Also, Promoter Vince Nc
Mahon announced today that
he will stage another outdoor
mat show at Griffith Stadium
August 8.
Last night at CIV High, be-
fore a crowd estimated at $500,
Haystacks Calhoun and Red
and Lou Bastien lost the first
fall, then scored two straight
to defeat Karl Won Hess and
frankie and Johnny Gabor in
the feature tag team bout.
Elaine Ellis won in 20
minutes the f1ve-girl free-for-
all. Johnny Walker pinned
Judo Jack Terry at 1890. And
Prince Maiava pinned the Zebra
Kid at 1920.
Evening star., 1960-07-26

The Duke of Norfolk's train
er, Willie Smyth, said there is
obviously a ring at work. That
is the feeling among all train
ers."
Veterinarians have taken
specimens from Skymaster and
Red Letter and will send their
reports to Superintendent Her
bert Sparks of Scotland Yards
mobile flying squad"
Whitney, who has eight
horses in his English stable,
has not reported any doping
attempts. Other owners have
voiced suspicious of foul play,
but Col. William Stirling told
authorities his champion Sing
Sing definitely was doped be-
fore the July Cup at New
market.
At EPSON, police inquired
into the suspected doping of
Columbus, owned by Capt.
William Harvey, who was
backed at 2 to / at Hurst Park
on June 6 and lost by 20
lengths.
Trainers believe the wave of
publicity from the latest hap
penings will frighten off any
dope ring and give police a
chance to study technical in
formation and, perhaps, come
up with an answer to the mys-
terry.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Boy HurIs Again
After No-Hitter

Jimmy Kaufman, l2-year-
old righthandsr who pitched a
perfect game yesterday for
Congress Heights, is scheduled
to pitch again today as Con-
gress Heights and Sherwood
play at Fairlawn for the East
ern Division 12- and under
championship of the Walter
johnson League.
Kauffman's 40 victory over
Sherwood yesterday at Fair
lawn was his fifth no-hitter of
the season and 22d straight
triumph over two seasons.
In the Eastern 14-and-under
game yesterday, Rosedale beat
Watts Branch, 8-3, for the right
to play Barry Farms today for
the championship.
In the Western Division
finals at Takoma Playground.
host Takoma took both titles
by ShutoutS, 1870 over Young
in the l2-and-under class and
ITO over Banneker in 14-and-
under.
Eastern and Western cham
pions meet next week at Turkey
Thicket in the Walter johnson
League world series.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
$109, 200 Sunset Cap
Easy for Dotted Swiss

INGLEwOoD, Calf, July
26 (AP.-Dotted Swiss, c. v.
Whitney's handicap champion
of the Hollywood Park meet
ing. heads for Chicago tomor-
row. pointing for new track
triumphS.
But plans are indefinite at
the moment for Dotted Swiss,
who yesterday won his fifth
straight race by a margin of
nearly four lengths in the
$109,200 Sunset Handicap. Most
of the Hollywood Park horses
now head for Del Mar, opening
tomorrow.
Winding up the 55-day meet
ing. the big chestnut made it
no-contest in the mile-and-
f1ve-eighths Sunset and en-
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Nashua YeurIino
Brings $4,000

LEXINGTON, KY, July 26
(AP).-Two Leslie Combs year.
lings brought the highest prices
at the first evening session of
the Keeneland summer sales
last night.
A dark bay colt by Nashua
Pashmina was sold to John
Olin for $4,000, and Fasig-
Upton Co.. Inc. bought a dark
bay filly by Royal Charger
Thataway for 100000.
During the night sale 81 head
averaged $18,7O9 on a gross of
1854, 200. Nine head of Combs
consignment were sold for a
total of $347 900, an average of
$38,555.
Mondays two sales totaled
106 head at 1859, 900, an aver
age of $14,801.
Last years first-day sales
saw 104 head sold for $1,269,-
100, averaging $12,2l0.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
NuxhuII Is Fined
$3.50, Set Down
5 Days for Row

CINCINNATI, July 26 (AP) .
- National League president
Warren Giles today suspended
Pitcher Joe Nuxhall of the
Reds for five days - starting
today-and fined him $3.50 for
an alteration with Umpire Ed
Vargo at Chicago.
The Reds announced the
penalty today.
Nuxhall, veteran southpaw,
was to accompany the team
on its current West Coast tour,
but won't be eligible to pitch
until Sunday.
Nuxhall had to be wrestled
to the ground yesterday in a
game with the Cubs, to pre-
vent him from getting at
Vargo.
Nuxhall had charged the
umpire and nearly knocked
him to the ground.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Reynolds Leading
In Jockey Race
At Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
July 26 (SpeciaD Larry Reyn-
oldS has spurted ahead in the
race for jockey honors at Shen-
andoah Downs with three
straight winners last night.
He drove home with Mr.. F.
B. ($17 in the fifth race,
Chanting Lady ($27.50) in the
sixth and Quatre Thell ($6.6O)
in the seventh. The triple gave
Reynolds Is winners in 18
nights, and moved him ahead
of Joe Servis and Linwood
Weakley, with whom he was
tied. The latter two were shut
out last night.
Seven fans picked five win
ners to earn $1,652.80 each in
the Big Bonanza pool, while 86
others with four winners took
back $3.50 in the Little Bo-
nanza.
Tonight's feature. the Opti-
mist Club purse at six furlongs,
has drawn seven sprinters.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Bald Eagle Given
13O in Brooklyn,
Sword Dancer 127

NEW YORK, July 26 (AP).-
There will be some weight revi-
sions when the Big Three of
the handicap division go to the
post Saturday in the 100000
added Brooklyn Handicap at
Aqueduct-but Bald Eagle still
must carry top weight.
Handicapped Jimmy Kilroe
still considers Bald Eagle tops
in the weight-toting division,
for he assigned the Cain Hoy
Stable Ace 1870 pounds for the
mile-and-a- quarter race.
Sword Dancer, l949 horse of
the year, got 127, and First
Landing 1923.
Other Brooklyn weights in
cluded On-and-On 118; Ma
nasSa Mauler, lis; Talent
Show, IFS, Waltz, 113, and 112
for Babu, Tharp and The Irish
man.
Evening star., 1960-07-26

riched the Whitney bankroll
by $63, 100. 1t brought the colts
earnings for the meeting to
$194,35O.
Dotted Swiss name also may
be enshrined on the tracks
roll Of honor with Gallant Man,
1858; Swaps, 1856, and Cover
Up, 1947. as the only horses
to score back-to-back triumphs
in the Hollywood Gold Cup and
Sunset Handicaps.
Trainer Bob Wheeler said
he will confer with Whitney
shortly about Dotted Swiss
immediate plans.
Dotted Swiss main opposi-
ton, Bagdad, was scratched
from the Sunset at noon be-
cause of collie. The Whitney
color-bearer had whipped Bag
dad by four lengths in the Gold
Cup July 16.
Jockey Eddie Burns, who
rode Dotted Swiss, hit the colt
only twice to keep him oc-
cupied and later said:
He was just galloping at
the end and he could have
taken them in another lap, no
matter how it looked"
Dotted Swiss, the odds-on
choice, paid $500. $3.50 and
S240. Nickel Boy, who finished
second, returned $3.50 and 81,
while the pace-setting Turin,
who wound up third, was SO
to show. A crowd of about
10000 saw the race.
The meeting attendance and
pari-mutuel handle were both
down, compared to 1859, but
in attendance the track still
leads the Nation.
Total Observation-Disclosures
daily average 29,573; down 2.O5
per cent. Total handle-Sl24,-
666,966, daily average $2,266,-
672; down ASS per cent.
Jockey Willie Shoemaker
won his 18th riding CHAM
pionship and eighth straight at
Hollywood Park. He had So
winners, 46 seconds and 45
thirds in 289 mounts. Lsmael
Valenzuela was second with
57-6l-45 out of 333 mounts.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Swim Champs Race

The District Recreation De-
partment holds its girls CITY,
wide swimming championships
today at Takoma Pool, and will
hold the boys competition
Thursday at Francis Pool,
starting at 9:15 am. Contest
ants already have won titles at
the eight public pools in the
city.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Managers to Meet

Managers of Glass AA soft
ball teams in the area are
urged to attend a meeting at
$3.50 pm. Friday at Guy Mason
Recreation Center for drawing
of brackets for the champion
ship tournament starting Au-
gust 8. Entry fees are due by
time.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

Gun. Miss Fritzie. Brother
Handy
Doctor. Bern, West End Miss, Des-
borough
FlosSie W. Song Girl.
Mr.. l. O., Native Earth.
Cole Coffee, Romaine, Tarbay.
Jolly Rhymer, Blue Toes, High
Slam.
Sailors Return, Hopalong
John.
-Plena, 10y, DoEwood Manor.
One More Nance, Lauras Flame.
High Joan
Best Bet-Iolanthe
Evening star., 1960-07-26
Shenandoah
Scratches

Sand OF Troy, summa Fila,
New Pand. Hi-Way Angel
Skinny Dip.
3-Flossie, shans Msdel, Beauion.
Lutte Song
4-Mister PetroSe, Runable. Fran
ceS c.
5-a Choo Choo Lad a Cole Coffee,
Last Figure, Tarbay
6-Maiestic Move, Hey Presto. jolly
Rhymer.
S-a Plena
9--Near To Me, Picture window.
Weedock, 5eeble Be.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
D. c. Lists Net PIoy

The District Recreation De-
partment's boys and girls ten
mis- championships, bringing to-
gether playground champions
from seven classes, will be held
Monday through Friday next
week at the Takoma courts.
Play will begin at 4 pm, each
day.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
320- Pound SteeIer
Suffers Conclusion

CALIFORNIA, Pa. July 26
(AP) Ken Longenecker, 800
pound rookie tackle from Leba-
non Valley College, is the first
training camp casualty of the
Pittsburgh Steelers.
Longenecker suffered a slight
conclusion yesterday in charg-
ing a tight canvas training
contraption known as a "buck-
aroo." He was taken to Browns
vile Hospital and is expected
to be kept there several days.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
RACING
nTSUL T S
Delaware

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing. 4-vear- -olds and up; furlongs
Brighton Dam (C'rs) 11.OO 500 $50
Q One stroke Hee) 40 $50
Hand Rail (CorleD $50
a Johnnie Glenn, Tide Table, Clear
Case II, Advice, Mr. Bellevue Question,
Chiffon, Morsan Boy. Time, 1;l2ls.
John Z. Kimble-Max Feldbaum
entry.
Evening star., 1960-07-26
SHENANDOAH

FIRST RAcE-Purss $1,000; ga fur
Mr.. Blues Parker) 1880 $50 $50
RhysprinE (Teague) 1000 $50
GuillO Dill DeCiccO) 400
Weather Girl, Patty Ellen. Denny'S Girl,
My Forte, Cochise Cake, o Mercy, Bald
wilma Time, 0;42.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000; 5h
Mr.. W. R. (ArduinD 1900 $50 $40
YeOmanette LFitzEeraldl $50 6.6O
Occupied Lady (Schaeffer) 1000
Pleasant Living. March Air, Para
mount Lady, Papa oJhn. Cool Cash.
Foxy Pierre. Time, 1:0S9s.
DAILY DOUBLE (4-3) $1S5.SO
THIRD RACE-Purse, Sl,1OO; 51a
Pleasant Hill tGrdn) $40 400 $50
Mina'S Choice (Shirey) 100
Homely Countess. Miss High Hedge
Sad Usher. Top Front. Sa-Day, Gilgray
Gold Filisree. Time. l:Os.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; ga
Nalf Nelson tRusoS $40 500 ESQ
Court Hy CSchaeffer) $40 300
Step Softly (Blsmonte) $50
Super Moose, Reddy Jones, Cosmc
Bess. snoz. Bold Command. Time,
O:5Oas.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; 6 fur
Mr.. B. F. (ReynoIds) 1900 500 400
Mary N Lib tTeaEue) 500 800
SilverannR tServis) $50
Broom Sage, Big Davis, Herndon. An
tietam Battle, Mister L. Time, l:i4.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81, 900; 6 fur
ChtE Lady IL. RnIds) $3.50 300 $50
susHns Reward CPalumbo) 4.4O 3.?0
Tonys Son, Annette G., Ponderetaa,
Caribe Boy.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000 IL.
ouatre Them Il. RdO SEQ $40 $50
ClaridEe ii (GOrdon) $50 400
Harlan County 0HaycOck) 100
Twilight Mist, Taltail. Lee-Hi-Vallee
Hugh You Go. Time, 1850.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; 5Ia
Bay Hornet H'eOckl $50 $50 300
Admrls Party tRynld9 $50 $50
Baby Man CWeakley) $50
North Page, joyce Lama, Snommis
So Biz Time. l:O6is.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; l,s
miles.
Garda (SollarsD 5000 1880 $50
Gang Me IL. RnldS) $40 $50
Admiral Ken tServiSl $50
LhotSe, Cinnamon, Huns Up. Gang
Moll. Matinee Doll. Anita's Folly, Safe
Deposit
Attendance, 5SS5: handle, S2S3,3sl
Big BonanZa-Seven persons picked
5 winners and received 81 .652 80
Little BonanZa-S6 persons picked
four winners and received S57 so.
The winning Nos we're s, L. g. Z, 4, /
Evening star., 1960-07-26
GRADED HANDICAPS
AT SHENANDOAH

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, ST. 100: A.
lear-old and up; claiming; l mile and
Evening star., 1960-10-06
Immigrants Sought

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 5
(AP) P).-Interior Minister AL
fredo Vitolo reports Argentina
is about to start a program for
increasing immigration from
Europe. He told Director Mar
Gus DAILY of the Intergovern-
mental Committee for Euro
pean Migration that Argentina's
development plans will require
vast numbers of farm and in
dustrial technicianS.
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make known their views to the
clergy.
Mr.. Archer said the state.
ment evades the real issue
which he said is "the drive oi
the Roman Catholic bishops ot
the United States to secure tax
support for their parochial
schools and other church insti-
tutions."
He commended the laymen
for deploring deprivatIons ot
freedom and urged them tc
carry their case to the Vati-
can" with the hope that the
Pope may publicly express
diSapproval of what he called
repressive clerical programs.
The statement in which the
signers asserted their belief in
religious freedom conceded that
many Catholics have failed to
make known their devotion to
religious liberty for ALL"
1t was signed by such per-
sons as Clare Booth Luce, VIC
tor F. Hess, Phyllis Mckinley,
Gen. ]. Lawton Collins, Edward
Bennett Williams and James B.
Carey.