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Evening star., 1962-12-13

A small summit conference
took place in a corner of the
Pan American Union last
night, as Chilean President
Alessandri met with two for
mer chiefs Of state.
The visiting dignitary hud-
died with former Presidents
Kubitschek Of Brazil and
Lieras Camargo of Colombia
just before 1000 guests came
to meet him.
The three were probing AL
lance for Progress problems
in talks which were to con-
tinue later in the evening at
Evening star., 1962-12-13
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Evening star., 1962-12-13
Luncheon

The Welcome Wagon Club
of Falls Churcn will meet
December 20 at 10:30 am. at
the International Golf and
Country Club. There will be a
bridge luncheon and a
Christmas party featuring the
Mclean High School Madri-
gal Singers.
The Arizona post., 1962-05-25
Engagements

Mr.. and Mrs. Moe Beren
have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Ju-
dith Brenda, to David J. Leon
ard, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Leonard.
A senior at the University
of Arizona, Miss Beren is
majoring in French and edu-
cation. She is a member of
Pi Lambda Theta, national
education honorary, and is
vice-president of the national
French honorary, Pi Delta
Phi.
MIR. Leonard is in the law
school at the University of
Arizona and is a member of
Phi Beta Kappa.
The Arizona post., 1962-05-25
The
Letter Box
Jewish War Veterans Speak Up
Editor:

Editor
Can we expect the stigma of the RockWells
and Birchs in Tucson? How veterans play our
parts in conquerng bigotry defamation and vile hatred
groups this and counrywse?- an American
Jew an excl you who have taken vital part in our
international conflicts emerged VicOr1ouSyour expert
ences are We in the Jewish War Veterans seek
YOUR aid in Joining with in philosophy to enghten
the diseased minds haters Being part of this con-
fight to construct balance OF brotherhood
and understanding felowman, you sit back on
your ample rmps and ignore realistic brutal facts that
strong JWV Tucson is of tremendous Importance
to the Jewish Community respected voice in local and
national affairs and issues?
We are many posts and members shadoWng every by
pass throughout the land by devoted dgent inspired
explore the noble patterns of brother
hood and strike vigorously Bgoy, wherever its ugly
head arises
This gigantic task be achieved with you aiding u.s.
Jewish War Veterans residing in Tucson num-
Der in the hundreds posts membership mere
65 comrades AS former comrade of New Jersey Post
our membership exceeded 400 comrades in community
much smaller then Tucson Having arrived here but short
time ago completely amazed at the lack of interest
and support of JWV, this organization very important
you veteran your welfare to family and to
the community whether Jew Gentle Black White it's
helping is extended to all races and religions.
We seeking joiners, you must be morally and
Realistically become part of organization
Courageous inspired by Truth and Justice in ideals that
all men shall have niche in tomorrow.
BOB MILLER
Commander
Friedman-Paul Post POI
Jewish War Veterans
The Arizona post., 1962-05-25
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FiiIites

THE STELLA SCHLAN-
GER POOL at the Center has
many new improvements this
year along with new pro-
gramming.
In addition to a new ramp
to aid older people to get
into the pool, the Center is
now using a new chemical
to cut down the heavy chlor-
inc content in the pool. A
Water-conditioner also is be-
ing used to take the hardness
out of the water.
In a new program swim
ming lessons for beginning
boys and girls will begin May
27 and will run on successive
Sundays until June 10. Time
for the lessons is 9:30-11:45
am. Red Cross trained in
Structors will tie ach the
courses.
o o Q
THE SNACK BAR at the
Center pool will be operated
this summer by Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitley Sherman, former food
caterers.
o o
THERE IS A great deal of
hustle and hustle around the
Center as preparations are
being made for the summer
camping programs.
Counselors are being hired,
programs planned, supplies
stocked for arts and crafts
and the Chesin Cabin on Mt.
Lennon is being scrubbed
for the opening of the camp
ing program June II.
THE COUNSELLOR IN
TRAINING which worked so
well last year again will be
used this summer.
Boys and girls IA and IS
years of age who are inter
ested in this program are in
vited to call the Center for
registration. ]
The Arizona post., 1962-05-25

IlIlllll
Our readers ore invited to contribute to
this column. Letters must be free OF
GbeIovs moffer. We regret that letters
must be limited to 800 words, and we
must reserve the right TO edit letters 70
,poce requirements.
The Arizona post., 1962-05-25

THE SNACK BAR at the
Center pool will be operated
this summer by Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitley Sherman, former food
caterers.
The Arizona post., 1962-05-25
OUNsELORs IN TRAINING) PROGRAM

for children ages IA and Is will start June H. and will
weeks. Training will include weeks instruction in arts
and crafts camping skls, swimming and group leadership
The 4th week will be workshop at Mt Lennon Cabin.
The remaining weeks will consist of beginning work with
groups In the evenings there will be swim parties sleep
OUTS bowling skating etc. Cost for the CIT program will
be $500.
Evening star., 1962-04-13

the dress. Mrs. Kennedy wore
a matching stole.
Heading the guest list were
Vice President and Mrs. Lyn-
don johnson, Secretary of
State and Mrs. Dean Rusk,
who entertain for the couple
this evening; Secretary of
Defense and Mrs. Robert
Mcnamara, UnderSecretary
of State and Mrs. George
Ball, Assistant Secretary of
State Averell Hartman and
United States Ambassador to
Iran and Mrs. julius Holmes.
Others were Dean OF the
Diplomatic Corps and Mrs.
Sevilla Sacasa, Chief of Pro-
tocol Angler Biddle Duke,
Administrator of the Agency
for International Develop
ment and Mrs. Fowler Ham
ilton, Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. Phillips Tai
bot, Majority Leader of the
House of Representatives and
Mrs. Carl Albert, Senator and
Mrs. William FulErlght, and
Deputy Special Assistant to
the President and Mrs. Wal
ter Rostow.
Also on the list were As
sistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. George McGhce,
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Kennedys Honoredby Shah

The visiting Shahanshah
of Iran and his beautiful
Empress Farah gave a return
dinner last evening in honor
of President and Mrs. Ken
nedy.
1t was a thank you to
the Kennedys for the gilt
tering dinner they had given
the visitors the night before.
Last evenings party took
place in the artistic new
Iranian embassy and the
guests sat down to a sump-
tious six course banquet.
Menu
The menu included cavier
served with vodka; con-
somme; a main course of
pheasant with Duchess pota-
toes. spinach Souffle. and
new carrots; a Persian rice
course; a salad course of
asparagus and cheese, and
for dessert straw berries
Romanoff served with al
mond pastries.
Mrs. Kennedy wore a hot
pink heavy silk gown with a
strapleSS bodice and a bell
shaped skirt which had a side
fastened back panel. With
Evening star., 1962-04-13

of Staff and Mrs. Lemnitzer,
United States Military Aide
to the President and Mrs.
Fuqua, President of the Ex-
port-Import Bank and Mrs.
Harold Francis Linder, Pres
ident of the International
Monetary Fund and Mrs.
Per Jacobson and Director
of the Central Intelligence
Agency and Mrs. John Nc
Cone.
Among the Iranian guests
were Mrs. Effat Esfandiari,
who lives here and is an
aunt of the Shah.
Others were Mr.. Moham-
med Nemazee. an Iranian
businessman and DR.. and
Mrs Ali Akbar Khosrowpur,
also Washington residents.
Diplomats Attend
Included in the Iranian Of
ficial party we're Foreign
Minister Abbas Aram, 1t. Gen.
Abdol Karin Ayadi, physi-
clan to the Shah; Mr.. Mohsen
Garagozlou, grand master of
ceremonies to His Imperial
Majesty; Brig. Gen. Mansur
Afkhami, Supreme Com
mander's Staff; Mrs. ASA
dollah Alan, lady-in-waiting
to the Empress; Mr.. Hossein
Evening star., 1962-04-13

San Francisco. Mr.. Kowsar.
This mornings schedule
for the Empress calls for a
visit to the National Insti-
tutes of Health and later a
luncheon with Mrs. Rusk as
hostess at the 1925 F Street
Club.
In the afternoon Mrs. Rusk
was to take the Empress on a
motor tour Of the Southwest
Redevelopment Area during
which they planned a stop at
the new Arena Stage and
later at Octagon House. At
pm. she receives the heads
of diplomatic missions here
with her husband and later
tonight there is the Rusk
dinner.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
EMPRESS HAD A BUSY DAY
This is the Presidents Sc

This is the Presidents Sc
ond marriage. Last August,
he divorced French born
Moufida tMathilde) Laurin.
His son by the first marriage,
Habib Bourguiba, jr., is Tu-
niSia'S Ambassador to the
United States. Mrs. Ben Am
mar, a member of one of
Tunisia's most prominent
families, also was previously
married. She has a married
daughter.
The President freed 429
prisoners and made the day
a school holiday in honor of
the occasion.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Hobib Bourguibo
Wed in Tunisio

audible in a flower-decked
room of the Dar-Es-Saada
(house of happiness) Palace
when Interior Minister Taied
Mehiri asked: do you take
this woman for wife?"
Mufti Fadhel Benachour
gave the blessing of Islam at
the 27-minute civil cere-
mony.
Evening star., 1962-04-13

Ali Gharegozlou, civil aide to
the Shah: Mr.. Safi Asfia, di-
rector of the Plan Organiza-
ton. and Mai. Gen. Mo-
h a m m a d Amir -Khatami,
commanding general. I'm
perial lranian Air Force.
Heading the embassy group
was Ambassador G cd S.
Nakhei, and others were Min
lister and Mrs. Puyani, Mill
tary Attache and Mrs. Var
Mohammad Saleh, Press
Counselor and Mrs. Shap-
urian, Counselor and Mrs.
Mohammad Behnam. and
Counselor and Mrs. NJ. Mog-
hadam.
Completing the list we're
the Consul General Of Iran in
Evening star., 1962-04-13

TUNIS, Tunisia, April IS
AP).-President Habib Bour-
guiba, his eyes glistening
with tears, yesterday married
QuasSila Ben Amman, a loyal
companion during his stormy
fight for Tunisia's independ-
ence.
Mr.. Bourguiba's whisper,
Mann" (yeS), was hardly
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-15
Hog And Cattle Projects Bring
Awards To FLA and 4-H Brothers

POWHATAN, June II ANN The
first annual Virginia JUROR
Commercial Producers Live
stock Show and Sale held at the
Richmond Union Stockyards on
May 2-3, found two poWhatan
boys, Max w. Timberlake, Jr.,
2 Il James BarkSdale Timber
lake. sons Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Timberlake Of Route 4. PoWha-
tan, with entries there.
Max. Jr.. Future Farmers of
America member. entered a pen
II five Landrace hogs on which
he received a third place rib
bon with a S2l award. He also
entered three Black Angus steers
and received third place rib
bon and an award of S39.
James BarkSdale entered five
Landrace hogs under his All
project winning an award of $40.
This event was sponsored by
the Richmond Chamber Of Com
merce in cooperation with the
Richmond Livestock Company
Virginia Agricultural Extension
Service and Virginia Vocational
Agriculture Service.
Thls new project is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-15

POWHATAN. June 1.-THE
six home demonstration clubs
of Powhatan county and the
County Home Demonstration
Committee combined efforts
with a party in honor of Mrs.
joyce Wood, home demonstra-
ton agent. who has resigned.
Mrs. Wood has been working
in this county for the past four
years, and leaves to make her
home near Anders onville in
Buckigham County to become a
full-tlme homemaker and, later
this summer, the mother of a
Wood-to-be.
The party was given Tuesday
night. May 80, at Blenheim. the
home of Mi and Mrs. R. E. D..
Blanton and family. Mrs. Blan-
ton is the 1862. chairman of the
County Home Demonstration
Committee.
Mrs Blanton expressed the
deep regret of everyone that
Mrs. Wood IS leaving the coun-
ty. net only because she was
demonstration agent but as a
resident as well. Mrs. Wood S
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-15
Youth Rally
Saturday Night In
DouGlas Crusade

The Douglas Presbyterian
Church. RID 3. FarmVille, an
i ounces the Douglas Crusade
special eVangel}stic services, to
be held june 1928, with the Rev.
Earl P. McQuay, Of Columbia
Bible Cellege. Columbia. S. c..
as the evangelist. Services will
BEGIN each even ng at $ pm,
with revival singing, crusade
choir. ana peclal music under
the direction q Henry W. Ste
We s. SUNNI" stuAcat Minis
tor Of the church. and lisilg Sen
ior IN Union heoloeical Sem
mary, Richmond.
NJ. AcQuav. waa born and
reared in Charlotte. Y. {. AS a
tcea-agcr M was O. ye'tel in
a Billy Graham campaign in
Charlotte IN 1881 he wal: glad-
uated from Columbia Bible Col
les.
Al pre- cnt. the Rev Mi. Me
Quay is sclviaa IN the faculty
OF Columbia Bible College. wnnre
he is assistant to the president.
Greatly concerned about The
world problems facing his &C.
GRAFTON. MI. McQuav is young
man preaching the 'contcmp-
orary Christ of The Bible as
the conlNie.p answer to the pres
ent peTiioUs times.
The hbl'enc Interdencmina-
ito al Youth Fellowship viii be
acting as the crusade choir. and
orc 4 The h ehliolts Of the
week viii be a great Saturday
night youth rally.
The members and minister of
The Douglas Presbyterian
Church extend a cordial invita-
ton to all to attend these ser
vices.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-15
POWhatan Home Demonstration
Clubs Honor Retiring Agent

field of work included church.
school, civic organizations. coun-
ty sponsored drives, benefits,
etc. She was always busy. but
never too busy to extend a help
full hand anu ice.
A table lamp and brass candle
sticks to match were presented
by Mrs. Blanton from the clubs
as an expression Of love and
appreciation for all Mrs. Wood S
efforts.
Sandwiches, cookies and punch
were served IN the dining room,
with Mrs. Katherine r. Brent
at the punch bowl assisted by
Mrs. F. P. Hicks. Forty-five club
members representing all Of
Powhatan county's seven HID
clubs, enjoyed the hospitality of
Mrs. Blanton's home.
During the month of May, five
OF the home dem0nstrGtloN
clubs have given Mrs. Wood
either stork or miscellaneous
showers at their regular meet
ings. The Powhatan CLUB has IL
vited her to their annual picnic
IN July, and will have a shower
at that time in her home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-15
Elected President
Of 4 Management
Society At RPI

Ronald G. Hawthorne. of
Farmville. student at the
Richmond Professional Institute,
was recently elected to the
presidency of the university
chapter of The Society for Adj
vancement of Management.
Hawthorne, a senior account
ing major. was tapped for the
honor in recent election.
SAM, the recognized national
professional organization Of
management in industry, COM
merce. government and educa-
ton, is dedicated to the pro-
motion and advancement of
the art and science of manage
ment and is the pioneer in
management Philosophy. The
RPI chapter is recognized as
the largest among colleges and
universities in Virginia.
The son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-15

open to all bona fide All and
FLA members. Detectives OF
HE program are to teach mem
bsrs some of the fundamentals
i volved in CONNIE. c!al pro
ducticn of slaughter animals.
Following the show, Max re
ceived $4,000 for his steers and
hogs: and James Barksdale re-
ceived SOL SO for his SIX hogs.
This is not all profit as the
feeding and original cost of
the animals must be considered,
but it should courage other
All and FLA members to ell
ter this field.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-15

Hawthorne, Of Farmville, Law
horne is presently a part
time employee for a Richmond
CP A. firm. He is married to
the former Miss Fannie Marie
Weinberg and upon completion
Of his academic pursuits. the
couple will reside in Farmville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-15

recently completed a course in
Journalism.
You don't say. exclaimed
Smith. Does he write for mon
ey?
Eyes. indeed, was the quick
reply. Il hear from him at least
once a week"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-15
Growing Family
18th Grandchild
May %, Now 20

DILLWYN, June 11-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Jamerson are proud
to announce the arrival of their
18th grandchild.
The newest one is a son, John
Marshall. born May 30, to Mr..
ard Mrs. Marshall Jamerson. of
Baltimore, Md.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-15
THE TOUCH SYSTEM

Smith and Brown We're dis
cussing their families.
How is your son, Jim. doing
at college? queried Smith sud
denly.
"Okay, replied Brown, he
Papago Indian news., 1962-04-01
FROM HERE AND THERE


md l rpoter
lisc and
tion
passed
the
su2na
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Commit and rhrd17
, 1962-12-19
CONRAD LTD.
Senator

statements that the problems
existing between himself and
his party can be worked out
at the local level, it should be
pointed out that the local De-
mocrats have in good faith at
tempted to do this for more
than a year and a half. Now
that Governor P~aiewonsky has
returned to the Islands, we
look forward to an early dis
play Of his party loyalty and
to the prompt implementation
by the Governor Of actions de-
signed to build and strengthen
the Democratic Patry of the
Virgin Islands.
, 1962-12-19
Governor

would have too general an i'm
pact, the Virgin Islands Govern
ment may be called upon in
some cases to consider the adj
visibility Of itself taking
measures to regulate ship
ments to the Mainland. One
such case is under study. Reg
ulation of the quantity of ship
ments would be considered
where such shipments benefit
from high Customs exemption
and yet do not yield benefits
to the Virgin Islands common
surate with their competitive
impact on mainland m~anufac-
turers. The Governor may at
a later date find it advisable
, 1962-12-19

to submit to the Legislature
proposals for dealing with this
question.
Concluded from yesterday
, 1962-12-19

AGANJ1JgRW
TD3AT8G
Wednesday
Grand Double Program
1st feature: Metro presents
Tho Village Of Daughters"
Direct from Broadway ....
a foreign film comedy!
Starring:
Gregoire Asian. Eric Sykes
End feature: Metro presents
in color
September Storm"
Starring:
jeanne Dru. Mark Stevens. Robert
Strauss
Thursday
Paramount presents in color
Tho Naked Jungle"
Starring:
Eleanor Parker. Charlton Hestcn
Also latest worldwide News
Friday
Brought back for your enjoyment
Paramount Pictures presents
"Stalag II"
! Starring:
William Holden. Otto Pre1ninger.
Don Taylor. Robert Strauss. Peter
Gravei
Also latest worldwide News
Saturday
Grand Double Program
1st feature: Metro presents
"Postman's Knock
Starring:
Spike Milligan. Babara Shelley
Comedy Galore!
End feature; Metro presents
in color
Seven Women from Hell"
Starring:
Patricia Owens. Nenise Darcel
Cesar Romero and MARCIA Dean
Sunday afternoon and evening
and Monday afternoon Closed
..
Monday Night!
Paramount presents
color
The Ladies Man"
Starring:
Jerry Lewis. George Raft. Harry
James Helen TraubeL. Pat Stanley.
Hops Holiday
Jerry Lewis at his funniesN
, 1962-12-19

Thursday
Paramount presents in color
Tho Naked Jungle"
Starring:
Eleanor Parker. Charlton Heston
Also latest worldwide News
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-29
Beau Purple Receives Bid
To Classic; Garry Back OK'd

Kelso, who was second, and
Garry Back in the Man O'War.
Earlier in the season Beau
Purple, a 5-year-old horse sired
by Beau Gar, won the SuburbSn
and Brooklyn Handicaps. In
the Suburban, Beau Purple beat
Kelso and Garry Back and in
the Brooklyn Carry Back was
fourth.
MOnade out Of Race
The International also lost
and gained a foreign entrant
over the weekend.
The French filly Mona de,
second in the Arc de Triomphe,
who had been invited earlier
by Laurel President John D.
Schapiro, is heading back to
Europe after finishing last in
the Man O'War.
Monade's invitation had been
held in allegiance" by Laurel
officials after it was learned
that the filly would start in
the Man O'War in violation of
an agreement by her owner.
When issuing an invitation to
an owner of a foreign horse
for the International. Laurel
pays the fare to ship the horse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-29
BY GWEN DOBSON
Star Staff Writer

DR.. Alvin I. Kay of Potomac,
Nd, owner Of Ports Image, this
years working hunter cham
pion Of the Washington Inter-
national Horse Show, is firmly
convinced you can't beat
breeding"
1t was solely on the basis Of
breeding that DE-. Kay pur-
chased Ports Image as a
scrawny 2-year old. in training
at Bowie Race course. The
handsome Z year old brown
gelding is not scrawny anymore
and performs with enviable
consistency.
Ports Image, ridden by Mrs.
Bobbie Gardner Shedding of
Baltimore, won four out of eight
classes in the working division
and placed third in the work.
ing hunter appointments class
for % points yesterday as the
show ended at the Armory.
Back in the late 1940's, DR.
Kay was showing a great huntel
named Portmaker. who wa
either champion or reserve TO
four straight years at Madison
Square Garden. But Port.
makers chief competitor was
Prompt Payment, a hunter sired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-29

MEAlCO CITY, OcC. ~ (AP)
Mexico's Davis Cup whiz kids
flushed with victory, today
brushed aside thoughts of their
next opponent, India, and
looked ahead to the challenge
round against Australia.
india should be no prob
lem," said Team Captain Pan
cho Contreras after Mexico
completed a victory of three
matches to two over Sweden
yesterday in the interzone
Semifinals here yesterday.
The Mexico-India clash in
the interzone finals is sched-
uled for New Delhi in Deem
Der. The Mexicans rank a pro-
hibitive favorite to gain the
challenge round.
Youthful Rafael Osuna and
Antonio Palafox, each a stu
dent at a United States univer-
sity, brought the Mexicans the
victory.
Osuna, who attends Southern
California, nailed it down with
his 3-6, Ga, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3
triumph over Sweden's Lanky
Jan Erik LundquiSt in the final
singles match.
In fact, the cat-quick Osuna
had a hand in all of Mexico's
winning matches. He defeated
Ulf Schmidt in one of the OPEN
ing singles and teamed with
Palafox to hand the Swedes
their first loss this year in
doubles competition.
That gave Mexico a 81 lead
going into the two singles
matches yesterday, and Sweden
evened it when Schmidt stopped
Palafox, a student at Corpus
Christi (TexJ University, 11-9,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-29
First at Laurel
Won by Ferruro
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Apprentice Ronnie Ferraro
picked up today at Laurel
where he finished last Satur-
day when he won four races
by driving John A. Reeves
Monono to a head victory over
War Novel in the first race at
$3.50 straight to start a $l04
daily double.
The 19-year-old rider settled
for third in the second race
with Leemowlee as Lady
Charmer, a $21.60 upSetter
galloped home by two lengths
ahead of Quiz Mar. Winning
numbers were II and IL.
With the weather moderat-
ing to a pleasant go degrees,
a crowd of 10000 turned out
for the second program Of
Laurers fall meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-29
Mexican Davis Cuppers
See Only Aussies Next

l3-6, 6-3, 1-6, 6-1.
Lundquist, playing some Of
the best tennis of his career,
forced Osuna to five sets be-
fore a boistrous crowd that had
to be cautioned repeatedly as
they chanted for an OSuna
victory.
He obliged and set off a wild
demonstration at the Chapul-
tepec Sports Center.
The fans poured onto the
court and hoisted Osuna to
their shoulders and carried him
around the court like a victori-
Gus bull fighter. Tears streamed
down his face.
Never before had a Mexican
team advanced this far in Davis
Cup competition.