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Evening star., 1960-04-03
De Luxe Dairy Farm

And apple orchard on river.
stocked and eopd with so cows,
Z reg heifers, n milking ma
chimes. milk cooler. . tractors.
truck, farm machinery: bldRs
excellent: brick ranch home n
yrs old. q rms and 2l2 baths
oil furnace, ele". nhonn. 2n-ft
screened-in porch, bleached ma
hogany cupboards and wood work,
.cre in sveenin~ lawns. modern
5-rm and bath cottage nr. river,
Arm. tenant house harn 20xS6,
feed barn 42xsn. drinking cups,
tool house. etc 1q5 acres. an
nrox. 800 stark apple trees; less
than 10 minis to town: sacri4ced
at Sl37.500 fer nuicF sale. gtort
and ednt included p. d
5tarnes. sTROUT REALTY. viz
gtnia Hotel BldE. cor. East wash :
inston and Jefferson SITS. New
nan. ca. Gtcenred salesman for
sTROUT REALTY, Newman, Cal
Evening star., 1960-04-03
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE-Modern sir-condi-
toned ONCE nT. 18th and G
Telephone and secretarial serv-
ice aval. DI. 7-6632.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

CLOSE-IN NE. d. ca. 300 50.
#. on LIST fl. OF new bldg. now
under construction, ready about
June /; zoned C-M-1. For details
call
A. M ROTH co Pc 7-722n
Evening star., 1960-04-03
ROMER & CO. Realtors

430 N. Frederick, Gaithersburg
WI. S-90g2 CT Waverly 6-%"3:
Evenings. Mr.. Manuel, WA. 6-l36C
LOUDoUN COUNTY, VA.-425.
acre dairy or cattle farm q mi
from Leesburg: 5-bedroom. oa-
bath manor house, 5O-cow stoIC
barn and many other outbldgs.
3 tenant houses, also mana7er',
home, 4 bedrms., ll2 baths will
central heat. A proven income
producer. PRICED for immediate
sale at S165,000. owner will Fl.
nance at So, Brochure on request
JAMES F. TYLER CO. g. ASSOCI.
ATES, Co-Exclusive AGENTS. Lees.
burg, Va, SP. 1855; Ewes. anc
Sundays, Charles w. Sydnor. SP
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Move to Howard Co, Md.

PAUL B. BEARD, REALTOR
i acre, rm.. bungalow. 3 bedrms
living rm., lge kit, fully equipped
path and oil heat, full bsmt. Thi,
house is in splendid condition
10 mi. from Silver Spring, JUS
on new route 90, asking price
AZ acres. s rm. house. bath. OF
heat. OH Route 2l6 and HARDING
rd.; next to Rocky GORGE dam
This is a splendid tract for de.
294 acres. rm; house bath
$4,000 pine trees tfor Christ
mas ready for cutting, alsC
many fruit trees, some cleared
land, asking price 5000 per acre
Beautiful brick ramblers, every,
thing modern, S17.50O and up
building lots and acreage. Cal
AT. 6-2164 or Howard 5-21l4.
MT. AIRY, MD.
S-rm. brick dwelling, located neal
Mt. Airy; 2 acres land, . baths,
vinyl tiled. full basement. oil INV
heater, fireplace, hardwood floors
elec. stove and refgr.. double ga
rage. Home Of eXcellency. sci 500
7-rm. dwelling, located on Main st
in Mt. Airy: 3 bedrms., bath. fur
mace, 24acre land: $500.
II P. BURDETTE & SON. Realtors
Ewes. and sun, Phi. Mr.. Pryor. 42M
252-ACRE FARM. . complete sep
bldgs. Natural gas in the main
house. School bus bv the door
plenty OF water, good roads. This
farm lies Just of Route 40, at
SHIP-AWAY Inn. One of the best
cattle farms in Allegheny County.
All good modern machinery. 10
head Of Black Angus cattle Cattle
and machinery can be bought witn
or without the farm. Will divide
the farm into parts II necessary
Reason for selling. bad health
Terms can be arranged. or Will
trade for home in or around
washington DON J. TAYLOR,
Flintstone. Maryland
SR. WINCHESTER, va, 2O4 acres
with some in soil bank. . streams,
a pond, wooded and cleared areas
Lse. barn and restorable house.
Reasonably priced at S2S,50O.
?. W.. BERENS, Realtors 304
West Lee highway. Fairfax, Va.
C3. 3-l401.
LOVELY COUNTRY BUNGALOW
One mile east Of Stafford Court
house, l3 acres. mostly wooded.
long frontage on hard road. White
frame, . bedrooms. den or bed
room. bath, part basement,
porches. = out-buildings: $4,000
Contact Theodore Sinclair, PATES-
MASSEY INSURANCE d REALTY.
Realtors. Law Building, Frede-
rickshura. Va ESseY s3066 eve.
nings. Slerline 6-2l92
'OToMAc RIVER ESTATE-Md
shore, opposite Mt. Vernon. Agents
invited. OWNER, NE. S-l4ls.
RENT WITH OPTION
Jr. Hyattstown. 81 acres. Large
house and barn $3.50 per month
MANOVILL REALTY CORP. 10
'-Sfiu.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
FARMS FARMS FARMS
w. VA. SPECIALS
385 Acres at $78 Per Acre

FARM SPECIALIST
SIGLER & CO.
Call Mr.. Measell, OIL. 4-S63O
FINE OLD STONE DWELLING,
built before Civil War, 100 acres
Of land. fine trout stream, LARGE
old trees, besringt orchard: house
has large rooms, flreplaces,
baths: on hard-surfaced road;
Evening star., 1960-04-03
PACKAGE LIQUOR. NV

Owners quote over Sl5O,O00 an
nually. Good profits Thickly pop
ulated area. Good operator should
easily net $4,000 annually. Must
be seen to be appreciated Ewes,
and Sun, Shea Chasen, RA. g.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Broyhill & Sons

Rltrs., Excl. ACTS, 1910 Lee Hwy
ia. 4-l3OO. Ewes, Sun, ia. 2-7S2t
PENN MAR SHOPPING CENTER
Pa. ave Sc extended-Severa,
choice locations avail, suitable fol
fabrics, toys, children's wear, rec.
ords. and appliances, etc. REALTY
MANAGEMENT CORP, 1875 Don.
nell dr., Wash. 2S. RE. 6-6717
Evening star., 1960-04-03
FARMS
OUTSTANDING BUYS

Excellent tobacco, cattle ano hog
farm. Good stream and gravel
pit: approx. o. acres, approx. 40
acres cultivated; S-room house in
good condition, bath, excellent
We'll, Good commuting 70 Indian
Head and D. c.; SD 600.
APPROX. us acres, well fenced for
cattle; two excellent barns, metal
silo. Pond and stream. aeces. 10
Potomac River. boat anchorage.
Eleven acres marsh; valuable
stand Of timber. Good tenant
house. SlX-room main house. ,
baths, central heat. fireplace, par
eled den. al in excellent condi-
Ion. Some eo1Ipmen. included.
Orchard, nice shrubs and peren-
nial beds: $4,000.
ApptoX. 30 screS. mostly wooded.
Eight-room house with fireplace,
bah. , screened porches. storr1
windows and screens. Excellent
condition. Poultry house, doucle
GARAGE. Priced TO sell. terms.
Near Port Tobacco-5-room mouse
With bath. on = Of an acre; nice
c1mr'TaIty: - son.
MRS LoULIE p. DopsoN
4 a 80
Evening star., 1960-04-03
S65-S70

l or 2 room suite with free use of
building conference room: parking
next to building. Apply manager,
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG, 1916
Conn. ave. NV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
GRAMBLING STAR IS
OLYMPIC HOPEFUL

the country this spring in the
lG0-yard dash.
He covered the century in
9.5 in the Capital City Relays
in Austin, Texas and ran a pull
set.ng "a az Southern Univer.
sify in the Pelican Relay Car
nivaI Saturday.
Johnson admitted sheepishly
after the "a performance that
he thought he could do better
The lean Dallas Texas. native
has ideal dimensions for a sprint
or and has earned a reputation
as a strong competitor
Athletic Director Eddie Robin
son announced that the l9-year
old speedster has been invited
to participate in several major
spring and summer meets.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
BY Collie J. Nicholson

GRAMBIING. LA. (SPEClAL)--
Coach Tom Williams pitched
plaudits TO members of his Gram.
bling College track team last
week long enough TO pinpoin,
sensational sprinter Stone John
son as the best in the nation.
The best in the nat NJ"
someone cautiously inquired
The best" Williams avowed
cmphatically
Johnson has been in national
focus since he broke Olympic
champion Bobby Morro
NAIA 220-yard dash record
around a turn in Sioux Falls,
S. D., last spring with :2l.o
cloeking.
He started off in high gear
two weeks ago and Williams is
busy designing blueprints to get
him into the Olympic trials.
The colorful and often contro-
versial coach is confident that
the 81 170-pound star can make
the IT, s. squad unless something
upsets his calculations.
AS a pleasant reminder Will
ans pointed out that the quiet
sophomore has the best time in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
Huge Program Planned
For Boys Club Week

TOLEDO (Spccial) II | p
Build Tomorrow Men Through
Boys Clubs of America is the
theme of National Boys Club
Week this year april 400
The object Of Boys Club Week
is to acquaint the public with
the work being done by the Boys
Clubs all over America America
to promote Juvenile Decency and
to salute the men and women
who are devoting their time and
money in training the Citizens Of
Tomorrow.
Virgil Gladieux. President OF
Boys Club of Toledo. invites the
public TO visit Boys Club of To
ledo. 618 Superior St, during the
Open House hours each evening
from 6 to 9 pm. Monday through
Friday. and from 10 am TO 3
pm. on Saturday
Homer Hanham Executive Di-
rector. has arranged TO have all
classes open 10 visitors through
out Boys Club Week to give
them an opportunity to observe
typical Boys Club evening.
Visit and see the many activi-
ties offered the boys of Toledo
aud surrounding areas TO pro.
mote Juvenile Deccncy and
thereby prevent juvenile dclin.
ouency.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
M0betrotters
Season Ends

Chicago - Basketbal'S merry
madcaps the fabulous Harlem
Gloh tr tiers. ring the curtain
Gov the most Successful and
prosperous season in their 80
year history next SATURDAY, night
1t Chicago Stadium = the Chr
cago Americans DIST All-Star
Classic
A crowd IN excess OF 1900
is expected 20 watch the dazzlin
GlobctrottcrS unven their bag e.
tricks against an All.Star team
featuring some e Che nation ;
outstanding collegiate perform
crS.
After this annual cage classic,
owner Abe Sapcrstein will grant
his court magicianS a wcll-earn.
ed vacation" Playing from
coast to coast since early las
October. the Globctrottcrs Will
he appearing for the Hath time
this season when they squar,
off against the All.Stars
The vacation will last approx.
imstely three weeks. then the
Trosiers will be off and run
ming again. The first OF next
May they will fly 70 Europe
70 launch their annual overseas
summer tour, appearing in
such capitals as london, Paris
and Rome.
Following that three month
iaunt, they return TO the United
States for the l960.6l season.
The highlight of next seasons
schedule will be an extensive
tour of Africa. a monthlong tour
which starts in December.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02

through workouts here at beauti-
full AL Lang field. Deyine is ra-
dating optimism.
lie feel he has one OF the
best offensive teams in the lea
que. Il think we have close to
a 500 club" he says
When the Red Birds open the
season in April. az least six Of
the eight Negro players on the
team are expected TO be with
the selected 70.
In addition TO Flood and White.
there are Leon Wagner. outfielder
obtained from San Francisco dur
ing the trading season; Bob Glib.
son who won 9 and lost 8 last
year; Marshall Bridges, also with
tie 3-3 game record; Dick
Rickettes, who came up from
Rochester; infielder George Grove
and Ellis Burton, whom had a
.292 average with Omaha in 50.
Flood. who did htc banquet
circuit last winter for the owners
Of the Cardinals. gained addition
al popularity conducting base
ball clinics at several southern
colleges through the courtesy OF
his sponsors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
s p RTS-
6 RAPHIC
BY JIM BUTLER

seniors. Both graduating mem
bers of the team are three year
veterans on the varsity
Filling out the sciad were ~
mer Sigon. John o'aD ch-fsln,
Larry smith MoIun Dumas. Geo.
rec GRAFTON Clarence Bradley
Bill Blackwell and Jack Stanley
The team won eight games and
los, only two in the league as
they made 1860 the tenth year "a
row in which Polar Bear
squad has either wen or shared
the Bel crown
After being eliminated iron
state tournament competition IN
a quarter final contest last week
with Detroit Austin. the Parkers
finished their season with an
overall record Of 1914 Coach Fl.
don Rouse has reason 20 be
proud of his first season after
coming to HPHS this fall from
Berkley High
George Grove. partlimc first
bascman and No ] pinch hitter
of the Cardinals. didn't Ike the
story in the March issu" Of
Snorfs Illustrated in which he is
featured as Biz Daddy Of the Ne
gro PLAYERS in the big LEAGUES
Grove knows Of no move TO form
an association Of colorcd bail
players and after giving It some
though said he didn't see any
need for it
The Giants Andre RODGERS
who failed at short stop in 1859
suddenly come 70 life Manager
Bill Rigncy has been us;n- him a
third He has been making all
CT the PLAYS.
Three years ago Ellis Burton
was IN an automobile crash Now
ne is one Of the most promisin2
youngsters in the 81 Louis camp
at al Lang Field he IS as good
with the glove a. he is with The
bat He's the only sw;tch-h.llcr
with the team furon the lighies'
player in the Card camp led
American Association cutficlderS
last year in assists and finished
second in voting for The league 5
rookietof.thc.ycar honors
Gene Bakcr flashes ola form
at Pirates hot corner after 50
layoff because Of q knee opera
ton The 35-year old intieldcr re-
turns at full strength to show
up the Pirate utility infield and
to be available for pinch hitting
duty
Bill White to get regular JOB
IS centerficlder because his biz
bat makes him too important 70
sit on the Cardinals bench
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02

include scouting skill events
cooking demonstrations physical
fitness events and a special Sat
urday afternoon set aside for the
Explorer Field Day.
A gala Campfire Program on
Saturday night will be attended
by visitors. which will include
Cub Scouts, parents, and friends
of scouting. Scout units will have
the opportunity TO build color
ful gatcways and conduct a spe-
cial unit demonstration or exhibit
on some phase of scouting.
Scouts attending the Campo.
rec will earn a special Jubilee
Camporee award and also be able
TO achieve other awards for pro.
iiciency in scouting skills.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
Scout Schedule 'Ion,poree

TOLEDO (Spccial)-3000 Area
Boy Scouts and Explorers are
planning to attend the Jubilee
Camporee scheduled for July %,
%, and "a at the Erie Ordnance
Depot near Port Clinton This
Toledo Area Council event will
be one of the major highlights
activities of the 1860 Jubilee Year
OF Scouting for area Boys.
MIR. Homer Pcrcival OF the
Acklin Stamping Company is
Chairman for this event. Mr.
Percival announced today every
scout troop and explorer post
i'm the Toledo Area Council will
be invited to attend this three.
day Jubilee Camporee.
IIighlights OF the weekend will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02

Challenging him every step of
the way here in spring training
is Bill White, the l95-pound War
rem, Ohio first baseman who is
fitting nicely in the faraway
post.
White will undoubtedly see
more action this season than he
did last year. With Stan Musical
still gcing strong, the first base
mans position in 1859 was an
on-sgain-off.again schedule.
General Manager Bing Devine
is pretty definite about White,
however.
1T still pretty tough 10 say
anything about White now" he
said Just prior TO the opening
of the Grapefruit League here.
We do plan TO give him a
chance this year. Perhaps that's
one of the mistakes of last year.
not getting him into the lineup.
He is good threat with the
Icing ball We intend to get him
in somewhere.
Commenting on the differences
between White and Flood. Devine
pointed out that. as Of now, Curt
lacks the power Of White.
AS the various squads 90
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
Wrestling Title On
Limb At Olympia

and perhaps he is. He has simply
overpoweded succession Of out
standing opponents in Canada
and the United States in the
past year
The magnificent Spaniar d
stands 60 and weighs 285
pounds. He will have an advan-
tage CT more than two inches in
height and almost 40 pounds over
Dick the Bruiser Despite his
mountainous size, Ramcro is not
overweight. This singular giant
had an incredible chest expansion
Of 81 inches. His biceps are 81
inches in circumference, his fore
are l6 and a half his neck %
inches and his wrist eight inches
around.
Il built myself up in my ma
tive Madrid as a boy by lifting
huge bouldcrs." Ramero relates
THAT is the kind of weight lift
ing | still like best. but have
done some lifting in the gym. |
hold the world record for the
bench press with lift of $40
pounds.
While he is unquestionably the
strongest man Dick the Bruiser
has ever faced. Ramero does not
depend only on physical power
to win. He is an accomplished and
adroit wrestler. surprisingly fast
and agile for such a big man
He began wrestling as youth
in Madrid and he has conquered
The outstanding mat men of Eu-
rope
He invaded the North American
continent year ago. Former
world champion Edouard Carpcn-
tier brought him to Montreal
and Toronto. where he became an
overnight sensation. Since that
time, his fame has spre d
throughout the United States as
well.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
BY Carol Lone -
Women's Trovel Authority

1t comes north like a wave, and it
will be starting soon in the southern
states.
Flower trails. parades and festivals
brighten March and April in both
South and West. Louisiana's "Azalea
Trail is one OF the finest. North
Cardinals camellias draw knowing
visitors 10 the southeast coast toward
winters end, and so do Charleston's
gardens.
The pleasures OF dude ranching
surge north with warmer air, and
whether you ride or just put on
western clothes and sit decoratively
on corral fence, you'll find good
chances for both in southern Califor-
mia, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.
The big southern resorts will begin
to taper OIL after the peak winter
season, so you'll find them bit more
open and shade more economical.
One busy exception IS the New
Orleans Mardi Gras, during the week
ending March /.
For man-sized jaunt, trace spring
to the top of the world and see our
18Th state, Alaska. The warm season
Is ideal Cbut il starts late), the
scenery magnificent, and the air alive
with a sense OF adventure.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
Junior Boxing
Finals Slated

The final bouts of the Depart
ment of Parks and Recrcations
Junior Boxing Program will be
held as preliminarics TO the "A
u. State Championship fights
Saturday night, April 2, at the
State Fair Coliseum.
The Junior Boxing Program.
for boys from 10 tolls years OF
age and IS TO $50 pounds. has
been in operation six years. Close
TO 1000 boys have been in train
ing for this tournament since
mid.Sepfember at Ia recreation
eenters throughout the city. Many
recreation champions have dis
tingvished themselves further in
the Golden Gloves tournaments
as we'll as professional boxing.
The Sta,e AA.U Tournament
Of Champions includes the best
fighters from the State of Michi-
gan. Winners in the IA T. bouts
will advance to Toledo for the
National A.A.U. Championships
and if successful will journey to
San Franciso for the Olympic
Finals early in May
Saturdays program will con.
sis, of eight recreation title
fights to be followed by ten
AA.u Championship bouts. Tie
kets for the event are now on
sale at recreation centers through
out the city. and may also be
obtained at the door.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02

dates in the Toledo area in 1866
Ralph S. Boggs. attorney for
the Fair Board, said yesterday
that he has filed motion in
Lucas County Common Pleas
court and Judge Harvey Straub
has said he will rule on tie
move next Friday.
The Fair Board petition cites
the financial interest il has in
the matter since Toledo-Maumee
Raceways, Inc, operators OF
Maumce Downs. have a l0-year
lease which includes a percent
age arrangement with the fair
grounds.
Maumee Downs is asking Lu
cas- County Common Pleas Court
TO order the racing commission
TO hold formal hearing on its
protest of the dates awarded or
hold a hearing itself to give the
track an opportunity to estab-
lish its legal rights to spring
dates.
The Commission. which refused
TO hold such a hearing. awarded
Maumce Downs, instead of its
traditional spring dates, 80 days
OF racing in the fall, 10 of which
conflict with a Detroit track. A
new racing facility. Raceway
Park, was granted A Spring
dates, beginning April l. with
only three days conflicting with
Detroit.
The action of the commits
sion. in effect. relegates Maumee
Downs to secondary track, ;"
commented Boggs. I'VE believe
this is discriminatory and does
not take into consideration the
improvements and the recent his
tory of racing at the fair
grOun's'
He also pointed out that rent
ii of the property IS the main
revenue of the Fair Board and
that one years revenue from
good dates could we'll produce
the income needed TO meet build
ing requirements recently or
dcrcd by the state at the Lucas
County Fairgrounds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02

DETROIT 49, Versatile Marcus
Sanders. who was his teams high
scorer as il chalked up a respec-
table Ga record for the 1890
,rnli 81. will lead Pershing
Highs cagcrs again mex, year
Although only a l6-ycar-old jun
Tor. Marcus was unanimous Sc
lection for all-league honors lie
also gained mention in several
All-Statc polls
Marcus this season carried on
the basketball tradition started
over three years ago by has older
brother. Lonnic. a former Perish
ing star now called one of the
outstanding freshmen ballplayers
al Michigan State University.
which he is attending on an
athletic scholarship Marcus, a
60" IT'S FOUNDER posted an 1874
average while playing virtually
every position on the court for
the Doughboys. His play helped
Pershing to a 63 record, good
for third place finish in the
Metropolitan Leagues eastern
division.
The squad then won two games
in the post-season play-oflS before
losing to Northern in quarter
final contest Coach Emil Kalak
commended Marcus for his yer
satility and his fine clutch play
Dalak will be happy TO have him
back next season, but he will
be sorry 10 see the last of the
Sanders family graduate in June
Of 1861.
For the second straight year,
Highland Park High forward
Longworth Mapp was unanimous
selection for all-star honors for
his play in this seasn's Border
Cities basketball league cam.
paign Mapp. 6'3" ballhawk also
was picked as an honorable men
tion selection in several All-State
polls. He was the Polar Bears
high scorer as they won regional
and district championships in the
state tournament after finishing
in tie with Crosse Pointc for
the Bel title
Earning league honors for the
first time was Polar Bear guard
Bobby Hill, a clever little play
maker whose excellent outside
shot is expecting to put the
Parkers in contention for their
eleventh straight BCLY ca c
championship next year
Hill is a junior while Mapr
and Bill Sarver, another outstand
ing scorer and rebounder fol
the l959-60 Polar Bears, are botF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02

Raoul Ramero, the prodigiously
powerful Spanish champion, will
try to dcthronc the amazing Dick
the Bruiser in the L. S. heavy
weight championship bout at the
Olympia Stadium Saturday, April
2.
Ramero is a relative newcomer
10 the local mat scene, but has
made tremendous impression in
half a dozen appearances here
and on studio TV. He claims to
be the strongest man on earth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02

Each evening special programs
will be presented in the Audi
forum beginning al Z O'Clock
and lasting throughout the re-.
nlaindcr OF the evening
This Rcd Feather Agency Of
the Greater Toledo Community
Chest has achieved great public
appreciation for It's efforts TO
promote juvenile decency
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
Legal Action Taken Against
Ohio Racing Commission

TOLEDO (SpeciaD - The Lucas
County Agricultural Society, OPP
orators Of the Lucas County Fair
grounds. site of the Mauumee
Downs Race Course, have asked
10 be made a party to legal ac
lion against the Ohio State Rae
Inc COMM ssion concerning
awarding of thoroughbred racing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
White, Flood Battle
For Cards Centerfie|d

ST. PETERSBURG Fla.-Diminutive Curt Flood dub
bed miniature Willie Mays coupe of ago, is
going have uphill fight to pin down the cenered
position with the St Louis Cardinals this year