davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Sebring Racer Barred ,
Prejudice Is Charged

Sc EBRING, Fla, Mar. %
(AP)-Frank Mabry, jr., of
New York City, the only Negro
driver entered in Saturdays
l2-hour sports car race here.
was disqualified yesterday, and
the Florida chapter of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People
Immediately charged that pref
udice was involved.
Mabry was on his way to the
track when he turned over ii,
the Austin-Hea Sprite which
he was to drive in the race. He
suffered injuries of the shoulder
and back and a cash over the
left eye.
Patrolman H. A. Moore said
Mabry was exceeding 80 miles
per hour and charged him with
"willful and wanton reckless
driving"
Fred Kingsbury, Sebring race
Evening star., 1962-03-22
SPORTS
BRIEFS

TAMPA, Fla. Mar. %
(AP). - Baseball Commits
sioner Ford Frick is making
sure major league pitchers
don't try any hanky-panky
with their gloves this year.
He sent a telegram to all
teams stating: Rule lis A
states: The pitchers glove
shall be uniform in color
and shall not be white or
gray Please make certain
no pitcher on your club
uses a glove in violation Of
this rule"
With a white glove it
would be nearly impossible
for the batter to see the
ball and the movement of
the arm would be distract
ing, baseball men explained.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Rokeby Challenge Race
To Be Run Saturday

UPPERVILLE, Va, Mar. %
(SpeciaD. - Pie d m on t Fox
Hounds stone wall and timber
hunt country will provide the
setting for the 21St running of
the Rokeby Challenge Bowl
point-to-point race here Satur-
day afternoon opposite the Up
perville horse show grounds on
Route so. Starting time is 2::30
Foxhunters representing the
leading Mort h ern Virginia
packs will compete in the an
nual Virginia Field Hunter
championship trials at 1890
pm. over a special course laid
out to test the best cross
country horses from each hunt
Four races are scheduled on
the Rockeby Bowl program, in
Guiding the Oakley Plate for
oWner-riders and the Piedmont
Plate, an open race fer timber
horses.
Evening star., 1962-03-22

publicist, said the medical
board for the auto race believed
Mabry could not be certified to
drive 'in this condition"
At Tampa, Fla, Robert Saun-
ders, executive secretary of the
Florida NAACP, said: 1T will
be serious reflection on the
United States, Florida and
Sebring if Mabry is not allowed
to drive.
Local prejudice is probably
behind this" Saunders added.
He said the NAACP did not
have immediate plans for court
action or demonstrations, but
we're behind him (Mabry) 100
per cent"
Kingsbury said all drivers
are given a physical examina-
ton and get another physical
in the event they meet a mis-
hap such as Mabry'S. He said
Mabry passed the routine phys
ical but on re-examination after
his accident he was disqualified
KingSbury said further that
Mabry drove last year in a
formula junior race at Sebrine
after a routine entry, with nc
repercussions.
Meanwhile, action on the So
mile race course yesterday re-
suited in Stirling Moss of Eng
land turning in the fastest LAP
time OF 3 minutes II seconds
in a Ferrari. Olivier Gende-
bien of Belgium, also driving
a Ferrari, was next fastest al
3:17.4.
The Belgian, 12-hour winner
last year with Phil Hill CO.
driving, was clocked with the
fastest lap in practice for the
three-hour race Friday for car.
under 1,000-c.c. displacement
Gendebien's Fiat-Abarth camt
around in 4 minutes flat.
The three-hour is scheduled
to start at 10 am. Friday anc
a formula junior race of 13(
miles at 1::30 pm. Saturday.
main event will 1un from II
am. to 10 pm.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Wurmuth Added

BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP).-
Murray Warmath of Minne-
sofa today was named to the
coaching staff of the West
football squad in the ALL
America Bowl game here on
June %.
Warmath will assist the
Vests head coach, Darrell
Royal of Texas, with another
aide as yet unnamed.
Paul (Bear) Bryant Of
Alabama will be head coach
of the East squad, assisted by
Woody Hayes of Ohio State
and Bill Murray of Duke.
Evening star., 1962-03-22

free of charge. The first Knot
hole game will be April q
against the Orioles.
The club, co-Sponsored by
The Star and the Senators, is
open to all boys and girls, Is
years of age and under. Just
fill out an application blank
and mail, with a lf-addressed
stamped envelope, to the Knot
hole Club, Room AIS, The Eve
ming Star, 225 Virginia avenue
Sc, Washington 3, D. C.
Application blanks will ap.
pear daily in The Star for q
limited period.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Entire Cub Scout Pack
Enters KnothoIe Club

Den No. 2 of Cub Scout Pack
257 of Cheverly is the first
group to enter The Evening
Star Knothole Club en- maSSe.
Mrs. George Lassise, the den
mother, sent in applications for
her group of eight. They are
Buddy Shoop, g.; Craig Lassise,
8; Charles Wright, 8; Dirk Van
Saun. 9; Doug Seely, 8; Frank
lin Russell. 8; Ronald Francis,
9, and Mark Dunavent, 9.
These eight members will be
able to attend. along with thou
sands of other Knotholers, IL
of the Senators home games
Evening star., 1962-03-22

splashed to a 3!a length victory
in yesterdays feature, the
Landover Purse, at seven fur
longs. Herberto Hinojosa rode
the winner, the choice, who
paid $500. Ole Kel finished
second and Bull Hero wound
up third.
The double was represented
by Lynn's Birthday $1,000
and Nosey Nizam ($22.40), who
paid $17S.60 to holders of the
% combination.
Jockey Louis Baranello, who
was aboard Arbor Day in yes
terdays eighth race, suffered
contusions of the legs and
lower back when his left stirrup
broke leaving the starting gate
and he was thrown eff his
mount. Saranello was sent to
the Prince Georges Hospital at
Cheverly.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Field Of II Squared Away
For Campbell Saturday
By DICK O'BRIEN
Star Staff Writer

With Ogden Phipps' Hitting
Away and George D. Widener's
Yorktown checking in at Bowie
today and Brae Burn Farms
Jay Fox definitely out of the
race, a field of IA was squared
away today for the running of
the 100000 John B. Campbell
Handicap Saturday.
Hitting Away and Yorktown
are to be vanned to Bowie. to-
day from Belmont Park, but
Jay Fox, winner of last weeks
100000 Gulfstream Handicap,
is being kept at his Florida
base.
Ambiopoise, Robert Lehman's
entry in the Campbell, arrived
yesterday from Camden, s. c.
If nothing happens between
now and post time to the IA
starters, the purse will be the
second highest in the nine
runnings of the Campbell, with
a gross Of $117,600, and a net
of $76,440 going to the winner.
Rotz On Globemaster
The riding assignments for
all horses in the race have
been made. with the exception
OF Elcee-H. Stables Your
Alibhai and George Sims
Yeuxdoux.
John L. Rotz has the mount
on the top-weighted Globemas-
ter, 120. Other riders assigned
are as follows: Ambiopoise, Sam
Boulmetis; Hitting Away, Bobby
Ussery; Orleans Doge, Bill
Skuse; Yorktown, Jimmy Mich
OILS; April Skies, Herb Hinojosa;
Black Thumper, Tommy Bar
row; Hillsborough, Charley
Burr; Juanro, Rudy Campas;
Beau Prince, Howard Grant;
Trojan Jewel. Bill Stagmaier;
Rare Rice or Try Cash, Nick
Shuk or Kenny Church.
Track conditions will deter
mine if Trainer Clyde Trout
Of the Ada Rice string starts
Rare Rice or Try Cash. He
leans to Rare Rice if off-track
conditions should prevail.
Favors Off Track
Harry Richards, trainer of
Juanro, also favors an off
track for his charge, despite
an lifting workout earlier
in the week over a fast racing
strip. Juanro Travelled 6 fur
longs in 1:12. The ease in
which the move was accom-
plished raised the hopes of the
former top rider.
Globemaster continues to be
the oddsmakers' early favorite
to take down the winners
share. GlobemaSter was on
the track yesterday and breezed
Evening star., 1962-03-22

Player, last years biggest
money winner, left the circuit
in California after finishing out
of the money in the Bing
Crosby event for the first time
in 40 consecutive tournaments
He has won only $3.50 this
year.
Besides the cash, this richest
tournament ever held in Florida
offers the pros a chance to
prepare against rugged compe-
tition for the Masters two weeks
away.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Read, Fosmire FIGHT
PROVIDENCE. R.I ZAP

PROVIDENCE, r. l., (AP).
New England Junior light
weight champion Paddy Read
of Providence will fight Gene
FoSmire of Revere in a 10
round feature bout Monday
night at Rhode Island Audi
torium.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Back Signs With Bills

BUFFALO, N. Y, Mar. %
CAP).-John Henry Brown, a
defensive back with Grand
Rapids of the United Football
League for the last two seasons,
signed yesterday with the
Buffalo Bills of the American
Football League.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Ussery Suspended

NEW YORK, (AP).-Jock-
ey Bobby Ussery drew a 10
day suspension at Aqueduct
Race Track, effective tomor-
row, for careless riding"
on Harbour Heights in Tuse-
DAYS first race.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Wrestling Sold Out

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.
(AP) Penn State officials
may have to resort to closed
circuit television Saturday for
the Pennsylvania high school
wrestling championships be-
cause standing room only
tickets are on sale now.
If the demand keeps up, a
closed circuit TV will be used
to pipe the matches from the
6,000-seat recreation hall to a
1,000-seat auditorium nearby.
Evening star., 1962-03-22

IS furlongs over the Sloppy
course in 1:1735.
New York racing at Aqueduct
continued to bite into Bowie s
attendance figures yesterday
There were 1856 fans On hand
for the midWeek program, a
drop of about 1000 from the
average Wednesday when the
track was without New York
competition. The wagering
figure was $748,629.
Verna Vastas Thynk Again
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Calgary Gets Holmes

CALGARY, Mar. % (AP) -
The Calgary Stampeders of the
Western Football Conference
announced today the signing of
Tackle Pat Holmes of Texas
Tech. Holmes was the third
draft choice of the Philadelphia
Eagles.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Rides Five Winners

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) .
Jockey Larry Spraker rode
five winners at Oaklawn
Park yesterday, First Mis-
take $3.50, Bully Time Sc,
Judge C $10.40, Bouncer $500
and ImaStar $3.50.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Two STRAIGHT Wins

BURBANK, Calf. (AP).-
The Los Angeles Canadians
made it two straight over the
touring Japanese national
hockey team by winning last
night, rs.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Baseball Tryouts

The Arlington Tigers junior
major league baseball team will
hold tryouts from l to 8 pm
Saturday and Sunday at Blue
mont Park. Arlington.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Mellow Gymnost
BY the Associated Pres,

The Syracuse University
gymnastic team includes Roll
Leininger, a 32-year-old Junior
He halls from Muhlhansen
Germany.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Fights Last Night

WILKEs-BARRE. Pa-Vernon La
mar. l57, New Brunswick, N. j.,
knocked out Francis Church. l55,
Chester Pa. (3l.
VIENNA. Austria -Laszlo Papp.
l39'4, Hungary, outpointed Ralph
tTieer) Jones. I57la New York Q0).
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Sanders, 2 Other Pros
Quit Rich Miami Open

MIAMI, Mar. % (AP).-
Three pros, including Doug
Sanders of Ojai, Calf, dropped
out Of the $4,000 Miami Open
gold tournament today for per-
sonal reasons.
Sanders, native of Cedar
town, Ga, and one of the lead
ing young professionals, was
suffering from a virus attack
and was replaced by Harold
Williams of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Harry Cooper, veteran pro
who now lives in Miami, gave
in to a bad back and was re-
placed by Bob Moncrief of
Houston.
George Schneiter of Billings,
Mont, replaced Lloyd Watkins
OF Miami Beach, whose son was
killed in an automobile acci-
dent yesterday.
Fourteen pros trimmed one
to four strokes off par 70 yes
terday despite tricky winds
over the 7.028-yard course re-
Gently built out of swampy
farmland.
Billy Maxwell and Mason
Rudolph tied at 68 in the 18-
hole pro-amateur tuneup
round.
The colorful vete. an, Sam
Snead. making only his second
tournament appearance of the
year, shot a SO to tie Jack
Cupit and Bill Casper for third
place.
Rogers, NicklauS Soar
Two younger generation stars
who had been considered among
the favorites for the tourna-
ment. Phil Rodgers and Jack
Nicklaus, had trouble in the
wind.
Nicklaus, 22-year-old 1861
National Amateur champion
who turned pro this year and
has been a consistent money
winner, took a IS. He was 10
strokes worse than in a hot
practice round Tuesday.
Rodgers, who joined the pro
circuit only last year but is
crowding Gene Littler for 1862
money-winning honors. posted
a 70. Rodgers left the tour at
New Orleans a month ago ano
is returning to action after
missing three tournaments.
The Miami purse, which in
cludes $4,000 for the winner
attracted the best field of pros
since the rich California tour
nament in January.
Hogan, Player Entered
Even Ben Hogan, who now
enters only about four tourna-
ments a year, chose this event
for his first competition ot
1862. Hogan did not compete
in the pro-am warmup.
After a rest at his home in
Johannesburg, South Africa
Gary Player will get back into
the tournament swing here.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
HOlMYSCORES

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Springfield, Z; Pittsburgh. 8.
Hershey, 4; Quebec, ..
WESTERN LEAGUE
San Francisco, 3; Los Angeles. 2.
Seattle, Z; Calgary, 4.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
PROBABLE CAMPBELL FIELD

Purse 100000 added mile and sixteenth: ninth
running John Campbell Handicap 3year-ods and up gross
value, $1l76oO with IA horses winners share, $7644O
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Racing Results
Bowie

Bowie
Ist-$2, 800 cling; mdn 3-yrs..; 6 fur.
LII Edy (McIvor) ll.OO 800 100
Macs M'1 REQUEST, Mn Blazing Ma Fast fsSnS. ss6ye
6abbelle, Generals Wine, Robdix, Hi
dare. Time, l:142s.
2d-S2, 500; cling; Ayr. g. up: 8 fur.
Right Note tSpinale) 7.2O 100 300
Kings arket (Iinojosa) 600 100
Spartan Lad, Bona Quest, Adolf
Mortal Combat. Stationery, Native
quarter. Time, 1:l325.
DAILY DOUBLE (11-5) S43.20
Aqueduct
1st-S3,5oo; cling; 3-yrs. & up;
M'ories Dear (Ruane, aO.1o SO $50
shawnee Mission (Baeza) 1910 $50
Treasure Island (Rotg) 500
Little Celia. Fleet Fairy. Heidi
Ellen B.. Mecca Rose, Troubled Waters,
Kicks. Modest Princess, Elliots
Charm, Captain Lou. Diplomat, Swell
the Sail. Time. ia.
GGIsS'5S. I.dis 'S.:,s Gins 4-y5 s.S gD; so !g5
Jen's War Song (Piercej i.2O SEQ
Kathy Barbour, Sweet Fairy. TiiIa,
more: Penny Circle, Midnight Flower.
Royal Bay, Brokers Lass. Time, 1:l2is.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S59.4O
Evening star., 1962-03-22
JOE KHLY.S SELECTIONS
0; claiming $1,000 to

=. WORRIGAL is better than her last at
furongs and drops a bit here. FOREVER BLESSING
was second for $1,000 and probably will be favored.
BULLIN won but steps
Evening star., 1962-03-22
BEST BET -ASHLAR

r,p MAPGK Is slowly improving and gets the vote
IL all. ~ NsA' sHAe
KS XXI, xxxl0 pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Evening star., 1962-03-22

HJHmes McNelI-Mrs. Dora Cook entry
GREEK LOVER was narrowly beaten for $4,000
ana looks best here HIGH FEELING is part Of strong
Snsyy SnIy ana Is due for top race COUP DE GRACE
Evening star., 1962-03-22

ASHLAR turned in a smart effort when second to
SSsmas1sr nT and appears to be in sport
also should improve enough to gain a money spot.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
AT Bowie
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. 1870 PM.

FIRST RACE-Purse, S2,5OO; claiming (&15OO); maiden
3-year- -olds; 6 furlongs.
Evening star., 1962-03-22

FATHER JIM has finished third In all three of his
races but should improve enough 10 beat this field
BROTHER YOUNTZ will battle 70 the wire COPPER
CLIFF is capable Of upsetting.
Evening star., 1962-03-22

M1SERACQRDA beat similar platers earlier In the
meetnE DOUBLE DARE YOU will be running late
QUIZ MAR Is capable Of taking II all.
S3.5O0l; i.year -olds and 9 furlonEs
Evening star., 1962-03-22

JACkS does not win many but he
should beat this particularly weak field MUSIC DIR AMA
turned IN an imr-oved when fourth ELLA BELLE X
was winner last -
The Adak sun., 1962-04-16
ADAK SUN

ANN 0 U MENTS NOTICES The monthly meeting of the Civ- ilian Women of Adak will be held Monday April 10th at PM at the home of Mrs. Betty Burlington, Ours C-32. Mrs. Mary Bennett will be Co-Hostess. There will be "White Elephant" Bingo after the business meeting - so wrap up something you can spare for Bineo prize, Ladies and you all come. Refreshments will be served.
 FREES Baby Guppees at E-l36 or phone 5O5W.
 WANT TO TRADE, 26 inch girls hike fer 20 inch girls or hoys bike in same con- dition. Call A88W Quarters El3. WOULD LIKE HOME. I'm grown tiger - tom cat. My guardians leaving and can't take me with them. Phone $40 Quarters E--3a
 WANTEDs home for whi te female Husky. Black arking on neck. Housebrokwno Call X6O5.
 WILL BABY SIT for working mothers Call XA86.
 FOR sALEs 1856 ChevBelAir Power Glide. Call 045W anytime. FOR SALE: Chiefs Dress Khakkis, 2 pair pants included, Coat 3o, pants 34-3l like new $3O.00. Console Ironer, speed Orama both hand and knee control o$75. CC Ansco color clipper and flash attachment uses both color and black white, size l2O, makes l2 color prints or slides, $lO.O0. Metal basket tyne car carrier and tarpon, straps and rubber suction cups included that can be shipped with car. $500. Hand style hair dryer with table stand. $5.oO. Call 7l6J after 5PM. HEY FELLAs. I'm still waiting for some- one to take me out. Remember can Cive
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-15
X-15 Hunts Safe Way for Moon Ships to Re-enter Earth's Atmosphere
EWARDS

EWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calf. lR = X-15 pilot Joseph A. Walker streaked into space and back at mile-a-second speeds yes terday, hunting a safe way for moon ships to re-enter the earth's atmosphere
 Walker rocketed to about 100000 feet, slowed momentarilv at the top of his climb, then plummeted downward at q speed estimated at more than $500 mph.
 His mission was 10 find a solu- ton to q critical hazard Air Force Maj Robert White encountered on his record=setting flight to 314,- 750 feet July IT.
 Space Agency officials said White had trouble with an instru- ment which indicated his angle of attack - the attitude of the plane in relation to it's flight path. This instrument is activated by air pressure and there are only stray molecules of air at that altitude
 For time White didn't know which way he was pointed And he had to be pointed right when he plunged back into the atmo- sphere or his plane might start tumbling and be destroyed by air friction.
 With the usual attitude indicator out of order, White had to rely on a different instrument 10 deter mine proper attitude and keep his plane stable for re-entry. This instrument, which tells the angle of pitch or climb the flight path in relation to the hori- zon, depends on an intertial guid- anee device rather than air pres sure. It's tiny Whirling gyros. which the X-15.s eleetronie brain can use as a stability reference regardless of whether it is in the atmosphere or in space, helped White land safely
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-15


     Z
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-15
safely
Soviets Close Off Ocean
 Area for Arctic Nuclear Tests

SVOLVAER, Norway R The Soviet nuclear tests in the Arctic have forced the Norwegian Ocean, ographic Institute to curtail it's in- vestigations of fish in the Barents Sea
 Steinar Olsen, an institute sci enlist, said the Russians have closed off half the ocean area where the investigations Were planned
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-15

4 -- s-#5  ==-.
Evening star., 1962-10-09
Ceremony to Start
Regional Librury

Ground breaking ceremonies
for Prince Georges County's
first regional library will be
held Monday at the building
site on Adelphi and Toledo
roads, Hyattsville.
County officials and repre-
sentatives from civic and edu-
cational groups will be intro
duced by George r. Hammond,
president of the Prince Georges
Library Board. The program
will begin at las pm, with
music by the neig h b borin 6
northwestern High School band.
The regional library is the
first of four outlined in a 20
year master plan of libraries
published about five years ago
by the Library Board. 1t is eX-
pected to be completed next
fall. A site for the second re-
gional library is being sought
in southern Prince Georges.
Evening star., 1962-10-09

Three policemen who helped
a family in need will be pub
licly commended by the District
Commissioners at their next
meeting on Thursday.
A letter written by a grateful
mother to Police Chief Robert
v. Murray praising the three
members of the Eighth Precinct
was read by Commissioner Wal
ter N. Tobriner at the commits
sioners' Meeting today. The
commissioner asked that the
woman's identity not be dis
closed.
The mother wrote that she
and her husband and their
three children had recently ar
rived in Washington from Pitts
burgh.
She explained that the fam.
lily was unable to find an apart
ment Immediately that they
could afford. She said after
Evening star., 1962-10-09


Georgetown Universities yes
terday, the 10th district con-
gressional candidate in nearby
Virginia made his first public
comment on a proposed con-
stitutional amendment which
MIR. Broyhill said he is consid-
ering.
"Mr. Broyhill is a gnat strik-
ing out at giants" Mr.. johnson
said. "First he took on the
presidency, now he's taking out
after the Supreme Court"
Last week Mr.. Broyhill told
a Fairfax County audience
about his record on pollution
abatement in the Potomac
River, and added:
"I know what you've done
to clean up the Potomac; now
what are you going to do to
clean up the Supreme Court?"
He said the "only way to
clean up the Supreme Court"
now is by impeachment which
he described as extremely Sc
vere." He said he may intro
duce a constitutional amend
ment which would limit the
Presidents selection of Su-
preme Court appointees to one
or more nominations sub
mitted to him by Federal Dis
trict and Appeals Court jurists.
Approval by the Senate still
would be required, he said.
OF this, Mr.. johnson said,
"Eis latest suggestion &.
places him, for all to see, right
where he belongs - with the
extreme right wingers like
Senator Goldwater and Gen.
edwin j. Walker"
The Democrat, whose cam
paign slogan is, Break the
- y
Evening star., 1962-10-09
Levuthes Named
Juvenile Court
Executive Chief

Louis Levathes, leghl and ex-
ecutive assistant to Ju''enile
Court Judge Orin w. Ketcham
since 1858, has been promoted
to executive director of the
Juvenile Court.
Judge Ketcham has also an
nounced the appointment Of
Charles j. Rumsey as clerk of
the Juvenile Court. He succeeds
Miss Hilda Reagle, who re-
signed in August after serving
for 25 years. Mr.. Rumsey has
served as deputy clerk in charge
of the criminal division of the
United States District Court for
the past eight years.
Mr.. Levathes will be respon-
Evening star., 1962-10-09

spending a few nights in a
hotel they were forced to sleep
in their car because their
money was running out.
Slept in Car
Two policemen, Pvts. Kieth
Donohue and Theodore Rodill,
found them and asked why the
family was sleeping in the car,
she said. when we explained,
they were very kind and un-
derstanding," the woman wrote.
"They took us to a place to
park where no one would
bother u.s."
Then the woman continued,
the two policemen returned to
their station and talked to
some of their fellow officers
about the family's plight.
"Officer w. w. Dankos and
his wife offered to take my
children into their house until
my husband and I could find
Evening star., 1962-10-09
Grateful Mother Writes Letter
Proising 3 Helpful Policemen

a place to live," the mother
said. She added that Pvt. DAN
kos and his wife took care of
the children for two days and
never asked for any compen-
sation.
Undertook Problems
"There are not very many
people in the world who would
help someone like these Off
GERS did" she said. "They took
our problems onto themselves
and helped to solve them"
She added that she wanted
to thank them for all the
help and understanding they
gave u.s."
After hearing the letter, the
commissioners decided to ask
the three policemen to appear
at the next commissioners
meeting for a public commen-
dation.