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The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15
ACCOM- CLUB TO SPONSOR
ANNUAL MONTANA PICNIC

The Montana Club is preparing
for their 18th annual picnic which
will be held at Point Defiance
Park on July II.
Please bring your picnic lunch
es, cups and coffee containers and
we will furnish the coffee, cream,
sugar, ice cream bars and orange
aid.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
Consular Aides
Son Hurt in Chase

GREENWICH. Conn, June 81
(AP).-Three Stamford youths.
one identified as the stepson Of
a Danish consular official, were
injured Sunday night in an au-
tomobile accident after a high
speed police chase on Green
wich back roads.
Two are hoSpitalized, one in
poor condition, indicating a less
than $3.50 chance of surviving,
and the other is in critical con-
dition.
Police identified the driver
as Peter George, II. stepson Of
Kai Johansen, Danish consul
lar press attache. He was re-
leased after treatment for
minor scalp lacerations.
The injured passengers are
Michael Kramer, Is, and John
Keller, II. both of Stamford
Young Kramer was in poor
condition, the Keller boy ir
critical condition.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
HiIIcrest Glass
Gets Bond Award

Mrs. Josephine L. Straub's
fifth-grade class at Hillcrest
Heights School. 1901 Twenty
second place Sc. will receive
the Minute Man Award for
June at a general assembly at
10 am. tomorrow in the school.
The award - an engraved
plaque Of the Minute Man plus
a $50 Savings Bond, was won
by Mrs. Straub's class for SELL
ing more than $4,000 worth of
defense bonds and stamps.
Presentation of the award
will be made by Marin l..
Zuesse, executive vice president
of Guardian Federal Savings &
Loan Association, donor of the
prize.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
Humphrey
Wants Study
OfDisurminq
By the Associased Press

Senator Humphrey, Demo-
crat of Minnesota, said today
the United States was not
properly prepared for any of
the four major International
arms control conferences in the
past two years.
He urged Congress to appro-
pirate 100000 for the State
Department ito start the most
important Of its studies i'm
mediately"-that of prepara-
ton for arms control negotia-
tiOnS.
There are signs that, either
through inaction or inability
we are permitting the weapons
development race to proceed
much faster than the race for
effective means of control -
Senator Humphrey said in
testimony prepared the Senate
Appropriations Committee.
Of disarmament conferences
in recent years, Senator Hum
phrey said, II know of no le-
sponSible individual associated
with them who will say we
were prepared" Senator Hum
phrey said Raymond Hare
Deputy Undersecretary OF
State. had testified before a
House committee that there
was a lack of sustained study
in this field.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
Rure Siberian Seals
Arrive in New York

NEW YORK, June 81 (AP)
"A couple of slippery custom
ers from the Soviet Union are
making quite a splash here.
They arrived from Moscow
yesterday and landed in the
New York Aquarium. They're
fresh water seals from Lake
Baikal in Siberia and are a rare
pair indeed. Said an aquarium
official: I'VE believe they're the
only ones of their kind in North
America"
Evening star., 1960-06-21
May Britt Faces
Dropped Contract

HOLLYWOOD, June 81 (AP)
Swedish Actress May Britt's
contract won't be renewed
when the option falls due this
summer, a spokesman for goth
Century-Fox said today.
He added that the decision
has nothing to do with Miss
Britt's engagement to Sammy
Davis, jr., Negro entertainer.
Its no secret that her pic
ture, The Blue Angel was un-
successful at the box Office, u
the spokesman said. I'VE don't
believe we have any future
work that would suit her"
Miss Britt and Mr.. Davis re-
Gently announced in England
that they plan to be married
Evening star., 1960-06-21

were worth a try" He didn't
say much" two men COM
mented. The last two said they
could see no difference between
the Nixon proposals and those
of Secretary Benson, which
they called mighty rough" on
farmers and "sure to make us
go broke"
The Vice President and Mrs.
Nixon spent yesterday after
noon in Williston, N. OAK,
where he addressed the State
American Legion convention
and reviewed a parade. They
were greeted enthusiastically
by both the Legionnaires and
the townspeople.
The Nixon party will fly back
to Washington early tomorrow.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
NIXON
New Approach Plan for Farmers
Fails to Stir North Dokoto Audience
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
cheered heartily when he en-
tered the hall and again when
he received the traditional In
dian headdreSs from Chief Carl
Whitman Of the Fort Berthold
reservation.
Triumph Not Complete
The evening was not a COM
plete triumph for Mr.. Nixon.
The Indian chief expanded on
his ceremonial role to inform
Mr.. Nixon, in no uncertain
terms, that the three tribes he
represented are displeased with
both Secretary of Agriculture
Benson and Indian Commis-
Sioner Glenn Emmons.
The audience, which was re-
sponsive to other sections Of
his address, sat in silence as
the Vice President outlined the
three major points of his new
approach" farm plan:
/. A cooperative program for
all surplus-producing countries
to distribute additional food
and fiber to needy persons Of
the world. through agencies OF
the United Nations.
Mr.. Nixon said President
Eisenhower was considering
presentation of this plan at
the Inflated summit confer
ence. "Since Mr.. KhruShchev's
actions in Paris have ruled
out the USSR'S participa-
ton in such program" Mr.,
Nixon said, 1.-The United States
should go ahead with other
free world nations in the ex-
ploration of its possibilities"
Several Democrats and Re-
publicans have previously pro-
posed use of the United Nations
for surplus food distribution,
but this was apparently the
first time a member of the
Eisenhower administration has
Endorsed the idea. An lrterna-
tional committee of wheat-sur-
plus countries is already seeking
ways to move additional
amounts Of that commodity out
Of storage and into use.
2. A plan. suggested by Gov.
Nelson Rockefeller of New ork
during his recent visit to
North Dakota, that a years
supply of food be set aside in
case of atomic attack.
Mr.. Nixon called the idea
Sound and constructive" add
ing only that research is need
ed on ways to store surplus
grains economically.
8. A Stepup in research on
commercial uses of farm prod
ucts, a plea which has been
sounded frequently in recent
years by Senator Capehart, Re-
publican Of Indiana, and other
farm State legislators of both
parties.
No Comment on Supports
Making it clear that these
three specific suggestions did
not exhaust his farm ideas, Mr..
Nixon pledged to do all in his
power to break the long stale
mate over agricultural policy.
He made a point of not COM
menting on price supports, a.
hot issue in the farmlands. The
administration bill on supports
still was before Congress, Mr..
Nixon said, and it wouldn't be
proper for him to comment.
He was cheered for his dec
larationS that the farmer de-
serves more than "demagoguery
and political fakery" in the
coming campaign, and that
Government, which contribut-
ed to his present problem.
must share the cost for get
ting him out Of it," but I'VE
should reject any program
which would put the farmer in
a Government straightjacket."
A quick interview with nine
members of Mr.. Nixon's audi
ence indicated a mixed reaction
to his farm views. Five men
said his ideas sounded fine"
"nrettv pood" "all right" or
Evening star., 1960-06-21
Two Die in Crash

SAGINAW, Mich, June 81
(AP).-Two persons were killed
yesterday in a four-car collision
10 miles south of Saginaw.
The dead were Orville G. Bow
ker and his wife, Blanche of
Middletown, Ohio. Ten other
persons were involved in the
accident but only one of them
was injured seriously.
Evening star., 1960-06-21
FOUND

Published Dolly and Sunday
Second Gloss Postage Paid
al as Virginia Ave Sc.
OF Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

I-bIkD 80 hardtop: smart 2-tone
oiaek with white top; harmonixinS
teatner trimmed int: all the plush
FEATURES including power steerins
and brakes; 200 miles; oriEinai
ssaine, $4,000. Today'S best buy,
Evening star., 1960-04-15
RAMBLERS

Il AD0--
RAMBLERS
Larsest selection Of new and used
Ramelers in the city. Low as SI95
down; 80 months to pay.
SOUTH EAST RAMBLER
2033 Nichols Ave Sc LU 4-52uO
RAMBLER $50 extra-roomy sedan.
overhead valve samll engine: ra-
no heater and automatic; reelin-
Ing ing seats; S992; NASH ARLNG-
st. (Rosslyn). Arlington, Va, ia,
S-303G. End Of Key Bridge
RAMBLER SO Custom VS.: auto,
Continental kit, other extras; viii
sacrlnce. Ju. 5-596l, after q p.m,
Friday. all day Saturday and
sunday.
RAMBLERS = Brand-new 1905,
Al models TO choose from: only
Si45 down on approved credit.
we nnance all our cars through
American Security and Trust
Bank. BURROWS RAMBLER, 900
M 81. sc. Ii. 4-S30O.
RAMBLER SO Super wagon; .
tone blue; fully equip. IL ,OOC nj.
$1,000. BY OWNER, WE. I-Obs5.
RAMBLER 80; lowest prices. l. P
SAFFORD. INC, S507 Colesville
I'd. s s. Nd. JU. 9-S4O0
RAMBLER 1859 Custom 4-dr. sta
tlon wagon; oVerdrive, trans, radio
ana heater. Wv. tires; like new,
Low mileage: S2,195. L. P. SAP
FORD RAMBLER, s507 colesviile
I'd. S. s., Nd. JU. 9-S4OO.
RAMBLER '55 Custom station VaQ-
on; 4-or.: auto. trans: radio and
9sater 9ssaatIer Wv. tires; seat cover;
s507 CoiesvilIe I'd, S. 8. Nj
JU. 9-S4O0. N'
RAMBLER $50 Custom l-dr- sedan.
automatic trans, radio and heat.
FORD RAMBLER, S5o7 coIsSviiIe
I'd, 8. s.. Md JU. 9-s4OO.
RAMBLER 81 hardtop coupe: s.
down, $3.50 mo.
DISCOUNT PRICE, S24e
ORRISON RAMBLER
704 W. BROAD, F. C., JE. 4-9595I
RAMBLERS, NEW 1860 MODELS
S39 per month
ORRISON RAMBLER
WARWICK AVE AND LEE HWY
Fairfax. CIR. 3-314O. Sales and sve
RAMBLER 50 station wagon: So
down, S12.75 month.
DISCOUNT PRICE, Sl99
ORRISON RAMBLER
704 w BROAD, F. c., JE. 4-e595I
RAMBLER "a 2-dr sed.: =. and
MI MI STq; ~ Snlif; sIG, new engine 40.100
RAMBLER 81 Custom 4-door "s";
RnSSaoramatic: nSo clean; compare at
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis Ave. NV. Wo 6-saoo
RAMBLERS-we have the largest
selection Of used Ramblers in the
Metropolitan area. 81 through '59 |
All body styles. wagons. sedans
Crossroads Rambler
5000 SEMINARY AVE
Located at Bailev's Crossroads
Nr new Hot Shoppe. Columbia pike
JE. $4,000
RENAULT So Dauphine 4-door; a
Wonderful small car, 40 m.p.g.,
1000 miles: S995. NASH AR.
LINGToN RAMBLER, 2Ol5 N.
Moore st. IRosSlynl. Arlington,
va, ia. S-3030. End Of Key
Bridge,
RENAULT '57 Dauphine: fully
equipped: light green finish. $40 /
FEDERAL AUTO SALES, Corner 4
l9tn and M SITS. NV, FE. S-321I. |
Evening star., 1960-04-15
1858

AMBASSADOR SEDAN,
RAMBLER'S FINEST
MODEL. VERY LOW
MILEAGE. SERVICED BY
US SINCE NEW. ALL
POWER EXTRAS. ABSO-
LUTELY IMMACULATE
INSIDE AND OUT. OUR
SPECIAL VOLUME SALES
PRICE, ONLY $1,695.
NO CASH REQUIRED
WITH YOUR PRESENT
CAR IN TRADE. SEW
ERAL OTHER SO MOD
ELS TO CHOOSE FROM.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CORONET
IMPORTS

2423 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 4-767'
V0LKSWAGEN '5S 9-paSs- Connie
sood condition. pvt. party: mus
sen this week. Call JU. 7-5T6'
oetEeen Sam. and . pm.
VOLkSWAGEN $50 blue sunrooi
excellent condition; Sl,425. CA
OIL. 2-S223.
vOLKSWAGENS $50; immed deIjV
cry: S1,695. JACK GELLER, 43al
Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 2-SSsg.
so sports sedan; =. and h
Wv. tires, cash or trade, cal
after 5 pm. He. 9-1:2l.
'55-Top mechanical condi.
Eion: hepuiit motor. black. 7. Snc
n excellent rubber. S795. IA. 70.
27S4 after 5 pm.
V0LkSWAGEN IS: blue, Fooc
cond., clean upholstery, pyt
OWNER, $3.50 or best offer. OIL
6-669O after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
RAMBLERS
1860

BRAND-NEW 1860 MOD.
ELS, OVER 200 TO
CHOOSE FROM AT ALI
TIMES. IMMEDIATE DE-
LIVERY WITH $145
DOWN. 1T WILL PAY
YOU TO DRIVE TO BE-
THESDA. OUR SALES
ARE 8 TO / OVER ANY
OTHER DEALER IN THIS
PART OF THE COUNTRY
Evening star., 1960-04-15
1859

REBEL CROSS COUNTRY
STATION WAGON. THIS
CAR WAS SERVICED
BY US SINCE NEW.
ABS SOLUTELY IN
BRAND-NEW CONDI-
TION THROUGHOUT.
MANY EXTRAS. ORIG
INAL COST OVER $4,000.
OUR SPECIAL BARGAIN
SALES PRICE ONLY ST.
995. WE HAVE OVER 20
OTHER 1859 RAMBLERS
TO CHOOSE FROM AT
COMPARABLE SAVINGS.
ALL ON SPECIAL SALE
THIS WEEK END ONLY.
Evening star., 1960-04-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

"a 2-dr.; very clean:
and h; $500. Five other Pontiacs
70 choose from. FINEY BRANCH
MOTORS. $500 Ager I'd, WA.
The Arizona post., 1960-01-08
(nane)
Editorial Comment

Will you stand up and be counted as
member of the Jewish community of Tue
son?
Were you missing last year from the
list of 1000 contributors to the Combined
Jewish Appeal of Tucson?
If you are a newcomer to Tucson or
one of the missing" we'd like to invite
you to join the CJA to join in doing
your greatest "Mitzvah' of the year
Let us explain.
The Combined Jewish Appeal is the one,
unified Embarrassing campaign of the Jew
ish community of Tucson The monies
raised in the campaign are allocated to
49 different local. national and overseas
health and welfare cultural and religious
organizations.
CJA has one of the lowest operating
COSTS around 3 percent-of any campaign
in the country.
The operating cost is low because of
The Arizona post., 1960-01-08
Roosevelt
Speaks Here

James Roosevelt, congress-
man from California, will be
the key speaker when the
Combined Jewish Appeal op-
ems it's 1860 campaign Jan.
%.
The son of the late presi-
dent is an ardent supporter
of the work of the United
Jewish Appeal and other Jew
ish health and welfare agen-
cies. Congressman Roosevelt
will come here from Califor-
MIA to make the address.
The kickoff dinner affair
will be held in the new Max
Volk theater auditorium of
the Tucson Jewish Commun-
ity Center beginning at 6 pm.
with cocktails.
The affair is open to men
contributors to the Combined
Jewish Appeal, the unified
Embarrassing arm of the Tue
son Jewish community.
Reservations S h o u / d be
made early by calling the
CJA office at MA 4-8603. Be
cause of the noted speaker,
leaders of CJA are expecting
an all-time record attendance
and warn that reservations
for the affair should be made
early.
This years Combined Jew
ish Appeal is headed by Hen
ry H. Kaufman.
The Arizona post., 1960-01-08
Editorial Comment
Stand Up And Be Counted

the volunteer work of hundreds of Tue
SonanS who know their responsibilities
and stand up to be counted.
This year CJA seeks to raise $250OOO.
Is the goal realistic?
The answer lies in the record of estab-
lished Jewish communities of the same
size in the east and midwest which raise
far above that goal.
There is too, a vital urgency in the
success of the Tucson Combined Jewish
Appeal Our campaign is one of first to
start in the nation. If the Tucson cam
paign reports gift increases of 20 percent,
the story spreads across the nation and
other communities push harder in their
campaign.
Tucson can again be leader of COM
munities, if through your gifts, your do
nation of time, you stand up to be counted
in the 1860 Combined Jewish Appeal.
The Arizona post., 1960-01-08
Vatican, Israel Accord Nearing

The Vatican's recent appointment of Bishop to
the post of Auxiliary Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem
and the designation of Israeli Jerusalem as the BIZ
shops headquarters has been termed of the many
recent marks of repproachement between the Vat-
can and Israel" according to the Italia News Agency.
The Agency pointed out that Israel had created much
good will by compensang Catholic congregations in
Israel for buildings which destroyed or damaged
during the in 1913
The Krupp Company of Germany has agreed to
pay compensation to Jewish forced laborers, it was
announced this week. The company has agreed to
pay out 81 900 and increasing the sum to possibly
2,38O,OOO =. Approximately 5000 deutschemarks
will be paid each Jewish concentration camp inmate
who was forced to work in the Krupp factories.
Dr. Otto Adam of Hammelburg Germany has been
arrested and charged with numbering inmates in the
Buchenwad and Sachsenhausen concentration camps.
A 47-year-old sales manager Alfred Schmolke
of Kassel has been sentenced to four-month jail
term for declaring publicly that mot enough Jew
pigs have been killed and now they are again taking
over in the banks and in the economy.
The Arizona post., 1960-01-08

speaker. The affair will be
held in the Rendezvous Room
of the Santa Rita Hotel at 6
pm.
The dinner is for men con-
tributors of a minimum of
$500 to the Combined Jewish
Appeal.
Stanley A. Hatcher is chair
man of the Special Gifts di-
vision.
His co-chairmen are Rich
ard Bloch, Sy Milberg, Mel
Ritter, Elmer E. Present and
Jerome Courtney.
Mr.. Present is chairman for
the dinner. Mr.. Court ey
heads the Young Mems Club
of the division.
Campaign leaders already
have an indication of an in
crease in giving as CJA seeks
to raise $25O,OOO in it's 1860
campaign.
Among the sponsors for the
Special Gifts dinner are
Meyer Agron, Frank Aries,
Harry S. Bacal, Arthur Bit
ker, Richard Bloch, A. Sam
Bloom, Edward Chesin, Je-
rome Courtney, Lew Davis,
Dave Feldman, Meyer Field
man, Harry Felman, Paul
Felman, Emanuel Finkelstein
Jacob C. Fruchthendler and
Alex Gelb.
David N. Ginsburg, Albert
Glickman, Gordon GreenWald,
Art hur GruneWald, l. H.
Handmaker, Sol Kamin, Jud
Kane, Stanley A. Hatcher,
Sam R. Kaufman, Henry H.
Kaufman, Da id Kramer,
Leon Levy, Jack Maslin, Sy
Milberg, Jack Posner, Elmer
z. Present.
Paul Present, Ferdinand
Reese, Leo Rich, Mel Ritter,
Fred Rosen, Norris RoSen.
baum, DR.. Fred SchutZbank
Morris A. Shanhouse, Ben
Shein, Boris Silnitzer, Jake
Silverman, Ed Smotkin, Ben
H. Solot, Marvin H. Volk and
Jack Young.
The Arizona post., 1960-01-08
The Arizona Post
World Report
"A Digest OF jewish World News
Winter Rains Avert Crop Loss
"A Digest OF jewish World

The first winter rains came down in Israel last
week. avertng the danger of heavy crop losses. The
rains ended long drought and unreasonable heat
With the coming of the rains the picking of the orange
crop went into full swing this week. The Israeli
Cabinet met at length to study the Egyptian seizure
of Greek vessel carrying Israeli cargo through the
Suez Canal The Cabinet discussed "seps to be taken
but made no public announcement. Two more deputy
ministers-Shlomo Rosenberg deputy minister of
the interior and Ami Assaf deputy minister of edu
cation-Were approved.
Border clashes continued as three Arab nfiltra-
tors from the GAIA Strip killed An Israel border
policeman killed the Syrian border by Syrian
machine gun fire. Just before the year closed 30
immigrants from Britain landed at Haifa aboard the
liner Herzl to bring the total settlers in 1859 to
over "a, 900. Israeis still smartng over the
World Bank grant of $50 millions to the United Arab
Republic and investigation reveals that the United
States has granted Egypt like sum for recent prof.
ectS
The Arizona post., 1960-01-08
Services Dropped

The Board of Education of Berkely, Mich, has
decided to abandon baccalaureae services part of
senior high school graduation exercises, following pro-
tests of Jewish parents who objected to the religious
nature of the services The Anti Defamation
League has announced that it has dropped charges
against the Lake Placid, N.Y., Club following an
understanding" Mutual cooperation between
social workers and rabbis urged at New York
meeting of the Commission on Synagogue Relations
of the Federation of Jewish PhianthrophieS of New
York Rabbi Judah Nadch told the leaders that there
"need be no conflict between religious and social well
fare leaders" and that the time has come to call
halt to recrimnatiOn
The Arizona post., 1960-01-08
JNF Gives Out
Xmas Trees
In Israel

JERUSALEM, JTA) -
The Jewish National Fund
distributed Christmas trees to
Christian institutions and in
dividuals during the recent
holidays.
The Jerusalem Tree NurS-
cry, in cooperation with the
Christian Department of Is
raeTs Ministry of Religions,
also provided trees for Chris
tian diplomats and foreign
experts on duty in Israel.
The Arizona post., 1960-01-08
Swig To Speak
At Special
Gifts Dinner

The 1860 Tucson Combined Jewish Appeal, seeking
record goal of $250O0 Monday night with the annual
dinner of the Special Gifts division
Ben Swig noted national welfare leader and of
the Farmount Hotel in San Francisco, will be the guest
The Arizona post., 1960-01-08
Don't Be An EOUtsider'!

The best-selling novel, Exodus" has made tre-
mendous impact the non-JeWish world
Leon Urls great book traced back the nobel struggle
of Jewry through thousands of and then told the
story of the centuryhe rebrh of the nation of Israel
No doubt you have read Exodus" but have you kept
up the daily of the State of Israeli Are you
of the battle of German Jews fight off the rebirh of
Nazsm in their homeland? Do you have knowledge of
the work of American Jewish organizations?
THE ARIZONA POST, through its worldwide
facilities, brings you important happenings of world
Jewry addition to the only complete coverage of the
Tucson Jewish community.
If you not subscriber to THE ARIZONA POST,
receiving this issue public service during the
vital community campaign of the Tucson Combined Jew
ish Appeal.
But you won't to miss any of the "a issues
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The Arizona post., 1960-01-08

DEPT. OF LIBRARY &
ARCHIVES
STATE CAPITOL
PHOENIX, kRi IONA
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Ricacho Heads
Field Of Seven
In Deep Run

RICHMOND. April S CAP).-
Randolph Rouse's Ricacho.
winner Of the Carolina Cup last
week. tops a seven-horse field
announced today for Saturdays
running of the Deep Run Hunt
Cup here.
The Hunt Cup, a 3-mile chase
over timber. is the feature of a
flve-race card at Strawberry
Hill. Post time for the first
race is 2::30 pm.
Ricacho is no stranger to the
winners circle at Deep Run.
While owned by Mrs. j. M.
Burke, the handsome timber
topper won the Deep Run Hunt
Cup in 1856 and finished the
season with 10 post-and-rail
victories.
Other thoroughbreds entered
for the Hunt Cup are William
E. Schlusemeyer's Mainstay,
M. G. Walsh's Big Junior. Mrs.
William c. Cranes Nocturna,
Arthur Branham's Harkimell,
Mrs. Virginia Duvall's Valley
Hart and Bliss Flaccus' Simple
Sampson.
Saturdays program has
drawn a grand total of SIS en-
tries. Thirteen are listed as
starters in the co-feature, the
Richmond Plate, a 112-mile
jaunt over hurdles.
Other races are the Broad
Rock, IL miles over hurdles,
with IL entries: the Strawberry
Hill, 6 furlongs on the fiat,
with IL, and the Malvern Hill,
a mile and an eighth on the
fiat, with IL.
In the feature, Ricacho's
greatest competition appears
likely to come from Big Junior,
winner of the Sandhills Cup
at Southern Pines, N. c..
March 26. and Mainstay, a
Warrenton. Va, horse which
won both the My Lady's Manor
point-to-point and the Grand
National point-to-point last
year.
Race officials profess some
worry about the condition of
the turf at Strawberry Hill be-
cause of heavy March SHOWS,
but are hopeful the course will
dry out before the week end.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Bears and Giants
Okuy Exhibition
Game in Toronto

TORONTO, April 4 CAP.-
Three Toronto businessmen
said last night they have COM
pleted arrangements for an ex-
hibition pro football game here
Monday, August Is, between the
New York Giants and the Chi
cago Bears and have guaran-
teed each team $4,000 or 33Hs
per cent of the gate.
The game will be played at
the University of Torontos
Varsity Stadium.
The three promoters who
have formed an organization
called Exhibition Football En-
terprises are Sol Hart, fur
rier; Michael Carroll, a sales
executive, and Jack Churchill,
an employe.
They negotiated with Jack
Mara, president of the Giants,
beginning last December. Con-
tracts were signed last week.