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The Nome nugget., 1962-10-15
2 NIillianiia Visitor

SEATTLE. lR - Officials of the Worlds Fair welcomed Paula Dahl, (. seat6fe.# Sunday as the nine milli9nth visitor since the ex- position opened in April
 More than 93,000 persons croWd= ed the grounds Sunday, the largest Sunday crowd of the Fair The total now stands at 9,032,353 The only larger single crowds were the 110,749 on Oct. 6 and the 106,86o on Sept l5. The previous largest Sunday crowd Was 73 ,990 on Oct '.
 Paula Dahl. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harold Dahl of Seattle, was tabbed for honofs at l:55 pm: Sunday at the north gate.
 Al Rochester. director of the Worlds Fair Commission, placed a large sign with the number g. G99o00 around her neck and was taken 10 the Plaza of St4t9s where q large crowd roare5 applause.
 HighHght Of the Fair ia coming and final week 5zz. the visit of President Kea5]z5iz Sunday and the closing cerenssas
 
 Practically every school kid knows that both John Adams and Thomas Jefferson died on the 5ota anniversary of Iadependenee Day. but can you name a U. $. president who was born on July 42 Answer: Calvin Coolidge.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-15
Monday. October Is, 1862
Hard and Heavy

PHILADELPHIA 4Y-The Phila- delEnia Zoo, VA ch already has several large aiBB0s, fhinos and elephants, is getting 3f-ton ele- phant
 There won't be any .aroble@ feeding it, though. It's made Of granite When il arrives from Norway. where Ii was sculpted under commission from the Fair mount Park Commission, it will stand on the mall outside the zoo entrance.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Diamond Watch

Movado's new hexagon-shaped watch set
with matched full-eut diamonds In tex
tured gold bracelet. S695OO'
IAN prices inciuds Federal tor
Evening star., 1962-12-16
T he
Board

With Christmas just
around the corner,
many q holiday hostess
will be muIIine over the
vorious possibilities for
decorating her festive
board. Selected from q
group Of several, these
tobIes ore on exhibit at
julius Gorfinekel 6 Co.
All the tobIes ore done
in q musicol theme.
Left is the Symphonic
Fontostique by Berlioz.
The chino is blue
Wedewood, q color cor-
ried out In the center
piece, an Italian Ieof
done in tiers, holding
blue Christmas boIIs.
Bosed on Tchoikov-
sky's Swan Lake, the
tobIe Crieht) creates q
fresh look with its pre-
dominating coIors of
green and white. The
crystal eobIets are q
clear green, from
France, and the china
is green Wedowood.
The Donsk tobIe (bot-
toni, based on the
"Lond Of the Thousond
Lokes" by SibeIius, is
Of tie kwood and
focuses on the trodi-
tionoI red and green
for its color scheme.
The mots ore re d
and green and the
crystal water glasses
are painted with Christ
mas trees. The china,
of charcoal and white,
is by Donsk, os is the
stainless steel cutlery.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
OPTICS

Laboratory assistant with experience in
Optical r and D required to operate stand
ard machine tools and perform electrical
assembly Exceptional opportunity to ad-
vance skills in this highly professional spe-
cialty.
Evening star., 1962-05-14

*. 3-6Q3S-
BOOKKEEPER
ASSISTANT OR FULL CHARGE
wholesale distributor. b-day week.
accounts receivable, accounts pay
able, some typing. Salary based on
experiences. MAsco CORP SIS
Ord ST. ne, II. 6-37o0.
BOOKKEEPER
Experienced. Good opportunity with
expanding corporation In Rock
ville-G -GaitherShurg area. Perma-
nent position, fringe benefits. Box
BOOKKEEPING MACH. OPERA.
TOR, experienced on Remington
Rand. 5.day week; selsry open.
Immediate. MAURICE ELkCTRIC,
1884 II 81. NV.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPTsT
For small company, must have ex-
ers, trial balance and tax state
ments.. CHALLENGING duties with
congenlal small staff. S4O0 mo.
Fk. 3-641O,
BOOKKEEPER, able 70 use comp
tometer, some Q experfe e. 70
work in local office OF world s
largest baker, b-day week, good
salary. benefits. pleasant office.
| Mr.. Bepko, CONTINENTAL BAK-
ING CO., 1901 Georgia ave, NO.
7-t770. Equal opportunity en-
ployer.
BOOKKEEPER, bank machine ex-
peTience essential. Excel. salary,
pleasant working conditions. Ap.
ply SECURITY BANK. 9th and O
BkKPR, 0IRL friday. Fails
Church area, rood change for ad-
yancement, B days, TO $500. PO1O'
kAG saiis chHlcs.' aMr' u. T.. s-7s7a. sfOa0 st.
BOOKKEEPRR = Excellent oppor-
tunity for CAPABLE person. Perm
ice. iissniH 10. O.s.SsSasj7 .ss..SsSsasj7. oOn'lAe'Ol. Oh
BOOkKEEPER ACCOUNTANT =
caii wa. 7.eOSc, MISS R1opEKEY..
BKkPR., sECYs.. exper.. slow
sasd prs5; Ssyi not ip9ssaF 9ss pFu0s DI.ssS syTs
81 800. ofmnsSSht fmmsSiats. Mcdsrass ss'YSS gses.
I soNNEL. sos 18th st NV, a.
r.. 3o3 SOUTHERN BLDG. pI
1 7-b7b2.
BKKPG: MACH. OPS. ---.$zb 70
CASHIEkS. dntWn. -------Soo VIZ,
FILE CLERK --r------------S55
REcEPT., some typ. -..------- Slh
ITYPI9TS. payroll .exper. ,--.- $40
STdssS1sssi TdsSsss sTGEsE ENSE IS n SatS K MI stsOO
BO0KPR.. mach. opr. s27e up lfse
| Be55aIso tn1,ecg; tnn1pys,,S snn 5ts =
SsscSssO :ss' 50 sD5Ds' sTs.I TOO lA'n 9iW.
BOOKKEEPER, fun CHARGE, Alex.
ilrm l. nssos ssnais casce ot mSs0 anS AZ Om soms
typlng. 35 hrs,, S541, POTOMAC
Alex Alex. Ki. 4 e.scSs. - A. ''.'
CASE WoRKERs
daRSocEEY CHECKERS { full and
NtRsHs. General Duty and Public
pHnYSsaIScsaAL nSaISsaA THxRAP1srs eva. II
gECRETARIEg
6TENOoRAPHER9
TELLERS, Bank
IAND1MANY OTHER OPENINGS
NO FEES
Apply In Person
VIRGINIA
EMPLOYMENT CoMAfIssIoN
24aO Wilson Blvd, AL. We.
CASHIER. eve. shiit. 8 hrs. O.
couNT DKUo. SSis wis. ave
NV.
CASHIER With some typln9 exp,.
Gpeed not essential, under 30. D.
day wk.. gQod pay, permanent po.
sition. Apply in person. IhV1N0b,
10th and 3 Sts. NV.
CASHIER
EXPERIENCED to work In modern
1-girl loan office in Silver spring.
Salary open for top-notch girl.
b-day, 4O-hr. week. Call Mr.. Will
hide. BUDGET FINANCE PLAN,
RA. $1,000.
CAFETERIA
ASSISTANTS
40 daytime hours, Monday through
with on-Iob training. Salary based
on ability. Apply $3.50 Am. 70 3:3O
pm, Monday through friday.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. NC
I 1135 21st st. NV. An equal oppoG-
| ft1agty afnNl0WaP
Evening star., 1962-05-14
APPLY
Elite Laundry
2119 18th ST. NV.
-. sALEs -.

. sHUESssTTlA.STHHpiAA sUSsTASffAL iIAAconE SoanafAsSi oHHR'
Appointment sales Ph. yK. 2-s070
SALES REPRESENTATIVE = Wen
established distributor q laundry
eauipnsns Td Sss NEEDS needss Opena ppermanens sHa
representative In Washington.
D. Q. area. Are % to 40. II.
perienee in industry desired. and
you must have successful sales
BACKGROUND. You will receive
salary and expenses during full
training period. Excellent oppor-
tunity to grow and increase earn
mss, Must have car. AL replies
iooEina oEto3 Y iOs sOns'0fnfS peTmsnen OT pos 81.
full narticulars Boz IlS-R. star.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
WOMEN
fcoNTEHUepl

APT. HOUSE MGR. small bldg.
NV. exper., nee. live IN. Apply In
person. l417 Z 81. NV. Ma. S-ss79
ASST. B00KKEEPERs wilson blvd.
sons typ: and PIX relief. q; g.
ss;s g ssSS %iI!sS soTSIMHc 81 AI INK "a 1850 A2cx
Evening star., 1962-05-14
sALEsMEN

SALEslEEN= caf and travel re-
quired. S40O-S700 Wkly, eomms.
We train you, Call Mr., TAYLOR,
e.l2. Tor appt., 667-0Q26.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT-
INC, 2721 Naylor I'd. s.e.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
fun and part-ttme. Must have ex-
perienee. local references and DC.
permit. Call ia. 0-7500.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
age 26-4O. Local man With D. c.
operators license. SIS plus com.
mission and vacation. BARRON'S
sUNOCO, 1880 Wisconsin ave.
SHEET METAL WORKERS and
helpers. Exper. and shop install
lAtion. NOR T HWEsT SHEET
METAL, INC, 4el7 Bethesda ave.
Bethesda, Nd, OF. 6.7336.
SHRET-METAL MECHANICS, min.
imum Of yrs. exper. for full
and part time positions. Men
capable Of doing precision layout
vision. For appt. call GR.
ecHAP during business hrs. ct
lIlA4 I@fOZDn
Evening star., 1962-05-14
HELp MEH

SALRSMKN WITH CAB - Retired
men 70 eAh on groeerS. restAnrel 9.
wholesale orders. $50 VIZ. plus ear
expense; Youthful sales ssiiifS.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK.
flee. nice people 5000
CLERK FOR INVENTORY
CONTROL. VIII. train
ri SrIEhs lnsdaAI h-s. srad; d:;r.Stto 70 $500
sccd Vim iisurss--to 70 aeB.oo
ISSSE u SssE ssssES,,ucrIo,s .S.sI- s-cv. ~ EpOO
zee ssaRr 3Els, Wy ~ 10000
CREDIT INVESTIGATES o
TRAiNEE for bank 1000
HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR
eoiisss. work ! Couple
hours q day now for
permanent Job when
you graduate 5000
IBM KEY PUNCH oPR-. ..ns
pERRsssnsNsSNEI, RsssNsSNS sfecsL 'ecsLK.-rYp- 00'VO
pBS SaSasR osR, 7s:sO 70 mid 9..YO !. J
pRSoSocnkAArsxER7 SSc 7TRArNEE 'S
math. major Of. minor.
WIN accept COLLEGE or. Aox oo
for June empl. 42o.OO
srads. .----- 1890 up
exc, positions with ao
|sAEEsdfRfS for special
u store tmature.
Sxss.ii:nt ~ VII; u BEN Ssnefiss aiSUs eo-eS 90
TELLER TRAINEk. 3d. . sno m
ry1PIsT. b Ssats tso.45 years $4,000
TEMPo, TYPIsT. 2 mos. 1.bO hr.
irn~ than speed. Real
nice boss. real nice "a =.
Office, exc. benefits 10000
SECRETARY young; zee "a no
MANY OTHER PosITtQNe. II, WE
DON'T HAVE 1T WELL TkI
no FIND 1T FOR XQu.. sgME9
FEE PAID. OUR EEks AAQNG
10 Y DAILY. 10 10. I SAT-
PEG DRIVEWAY AQkNCH.
p1. 7.ies7 RM.7la pf. 7-9ze7
ACCOUNTANTS. gR. and semi-sr.
Apply siNEoD AMP TAsHa l7sb
De sales ct. NV, NE. 6-41eA.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
WASHINGTON INTERVIEWS
Monday and Tuesday
TECHNICIANS

The following positions are available in the
Alexandria Laboratories Of AAGF for expert
enced and qualified r and D personnel:
Evening star., 1962-05-14
WIREMEN

position for Sxperieneed
wiremen having the ability 70
work from achematics.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
CHEMISTRY

Requirement is for laboratory experience IN
analytical research in fields Of physical or
electro chemistry.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
5ALESNEN

400 Per mo. minimum guarantees.
No travelling. no eanvasgtng. m
telligenk. low-pressaTe selling. H.
perienced In sales or sales promo-
ton desirable but net necessary.
Modern training progfem assures
earningx after 3 mouths upWara
Of $500 commission. with oppor-
tunity for Advancement. Can 10.
9-07e2 for appointment for inter
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE AIDS DODCEs.
WATCH HORACE AND GREGG DODGE!

z1e VAIL = HIcHPoWERED ANGEL FOOD
10 HORACE NOV. IS: 7se MAIL TO MRS DODGE
~s DODGE QUITE ILL AT THE TIME - ALMOST
100 ILL TO APPEAR IN COURT WE BELIEVE WE READ
TAI MRS DODGE HAD INCURRED ALlEeEDLY Ex.
TRIVIcaST oEsTs ToTAlIkc OVER $500 900!
"Rs. DcccEs ATTORNEY WANTED SIS 600 ALL
"cNy PAYMENTS PER MONTH
NOV 70 A"icAsLE SETTLEMENT REACHED -
"sS DODGE TO GET IS 80 MONTH TAX FREE; AND
NO CHARGE ACCOUNTS VS.. Mr. DODGE.
PART 2
OUR MOTIVE FOR HELPING TIE DopcEs
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH ,pee,pru ro
hAkE THESE Two ADULTS MIGHTY VALUABLE
CITIZENS. FOR THE HARVEST IS GREAT sur
The lABoRERs ARE FEW PRAY ye rue oen oe
The HARVEST TO SEND MORE LAsoRERs~I
Jesus
NEED WE SAY MORE,
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
NJ. ASKS Billy GRAHAM:
CHRISTIANITY TRUE RELIGION?
AND WHY IT'S DELAYED ARRIVAL? :?

COD VA HIS DETPcTT TRIBUNE.
DE.RvZ: LET Us GIVE you OUR ANSWER
TO CATHOLIC eE The LESS THAN 100 YEARS
PRESENCE O. CHRIST WITH you aLWaY~
SECOND cculNc~ - CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
SCIENCE oF SCIENCES OF THE UNIVERSE
HOW Old IS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE?
CUR ANSWER TO The Rc: Why IT'S ETERNAL
BUT TIE 'cockEYED.' DEVILS EDAMEVE
IceD-cco Gen IT e.cl HUMANS WERE NOT
WORTHY or " UNTIL ABOUT 80 YEARS AGO r
NEED NE Say MORE?
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

Ey Biily Crsnsn
QUESTION. " chrissisnify is the religion. ~hy
Cd i net eo~,e before 20 AD- ?-MZ
ANSWER II begun centuries before. ard perfse-
taxes Just sin made IT'S mark sae
cod pSr plan into motion 70 conquer and shs
C-oss IS s,s ccnsuunssion cf shsf plan
When Jesus said ~ is finished the perfect plan
completed.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
MORE OF THE SLOPPY. 'C0CKEYEp
DISCIPLINE. PRAYERS. THINKING. LEADERSHIP

cF TIE DEVILS sc.ws EYES kNsvEs AND
FOOLS - PRISONERS cF THE DEVIL - The
NoscHalsTlsS SCIENTISTS DUPEs
SUCKERS DEPUTIES O. TIE DEVILS BILLION s
7IckE7s - ALCOHOL TOBACCO DRUG
STORE MEDICINES SEX scP-sTlcATIcN
LOUSY, ~ TIE WORLD o. LETTERS. THE
ENTERTAINMENT WORLD skc The woMENs
CLOTHING INDUSTRIES
SEX IS ALWAYS cF TIE DEVIL - ioos.
MARRIAGE IS MERELY -PcTENTIAL- DIvIhl
CONTROL.
c-H-LL-D-L-E.Ss Jesus PLANNED NON PAR
See LANDING Page g
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
"26 LIVE IN AIR DISASTER"
FLAMING WRECK KILLS Is m N.Y."
PLANE IUaED By HOLE m FOG AFTER
DECIDING NOT TO LAND"
fChist Science Prayers Lift Fog! Are OF
Devils Adam-Eve IordGod"U
PILOT sATTlED FOR The TRUTH
CRASH KILLS SAFETY CRUSADER"
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Il. S-ss,>s -es - Scrr=-
tires 80 Ma-s 5sxs- E--, -i-n ~-~s- -ssss9s az
--ssuo-. -fAI--s --e =-s-. g Coc-o- r--e-s--
*s--i- ----s- 60 = --Is s9s - S-1 r-- S-ss-cs
ress-- -sx-o.ex GoSs LsSe~s->~ :; re 555se
HIGHER AND TsuER REPRESENTATIVE oF ccc
THAN TIE POPE 1T ROVE AND TrE WRITER IS HIS
friend AND c= -is PEOPLE. TOO
Jess b-s=1 ris--s-~s,sss a. rs-s- i-5--r-y~
TIE -l-ks-s-- Fss - -f--Ss -s-s-ss
THESE SIGNS s-sL. FELLOW FAITHFUL
STUDENTS c=' CHRIST IEsJs' RETURN ~ CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - NY WORKS AND GREATER JESUS
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
If YOU'RE GOING 10 LICK THE DEVIL. YOU'D

~ IVu hk cV'NV ~ LIN INK UIvu, IOu v
BETTER Be A CHRIST SCIENTIST
see 20 q sa- EcR T-E RIAL
AGAIN : HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARE
MADE NOT BORN!
o. THOSE PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL (! THE
N0N-C CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
Rip VAN Wrinkles!
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL CRIPPLEs!
PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT.
HONESTY. l9TElLIcEhcE! or THE FOUR
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPlEs!-
TIE oE.r- -ssc SCRIPTURE Li-eet-
S-ssespes-s ~ SAIL c= TG7Sus EcE~-EyE
-oScSc- c<- II s-c SPIRITUAL
ADULTERY g BIBLES EL.sp-E1ERs NcA
CHRIST SCENTS CLERGY e - cHEsc-
NC TIE DEITY c= T-E FIRST CHAPTER or
See DISASTER Page
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08


IPl NY. Trib.. Nov 30. Remove, Pa
COOS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WHAT DO You EXPECT WHEN THE DEVILS
ADAMS AND ENEs MULTIPLY LIKE RABsiTs'?-!
SATAN. Slhz5s[-x. MULTIPLYING HOODS
or IGNORANCE ! SINNERS ! FOR
koh-uETENT JOBS! AND INADEQUATE
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES!
c-H4I-DI-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS REPUDlATED
SEX IN PLANNED N-o-N-PARENTH00D! :
y ~ TIE WAY TIE TRUTH AND THE LIFE~!-
NY WORKS AND GREATER SHALL We Do!
FIRE TAXES LIVES m FAMILY OF II"
fI-e n ne village of kessne early yesterday took
ne Ess g ,i,e % ne II members Of the family Walter
y 5r---- A. The fire discovered about am by
r=s- ----s-x
Il. sic-r,s besides Mr. Brown his wife Wilma
~ s-c -ese ehil1en Msrlene IS; leons l3; Daniel TO-
s-ssn, : Linda 7; Nancy, 5, and BrsdIey.4
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
"VANDAls RUN Wild IN SCHOOL w
WINDOWS. DOORS. SMASHED AT
NORTHWESTERN"

NORTHWESTERN
News sss. ~. also Detroit Free Press. Nov 70
MORE FRUITS OF THE DEVILS ADAMS, Ewes,
kNAVEs. FOOLS. MULTIPLYING LIKE RABBITS
= IGNORANCE. SIN. SINNERS - WHO 1popu-
~@'s Ire SATANIC. MYTHICAL, CHASTITY
rAsls O MATERIAL so-eslIedl EXISTENCE!
- III GODS c-s- TEXTBOOK - ONE AND ONLY
iNFILLI5lE Masterpiece Risl 3 ! pAsrop,
= GUARDIAN LI5ERAroR. or BIBLES. CLERGY
LAr~EN. LEADERS MASSES,
See vANDALs. PAGE 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
Human Events Commentary. Oct. Is -
DEMOCRATIC S0I0NS GET HELP
'1ABoR's CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS"
By William Schulz

CONTINUALLY HARPs UPON The LARGE
TRIBuTIoNs or BUSINESS LEADERS. WITH II
HisL EADlkc. DISHONEST IMPLICATION T
THESE BUSINESS LEADERS ARE MERELY sEE'
POLITICAL AID FOR THEIR OWN Selfish
INTERESTS
WHAT ABOUT THE WIDOWS. TIE AGED,
HOLD STOCK ~ THESE COMPANIES
The INVESTORS HAVE PLACED GREAT ri
sPoNslHlLTTY AND AUTHORITY ~ THE HaNr
SUCCESSFUL LEADERS. BUILDERS OF &C
PoRaTIoNs. AND THERE ARE NUMEROUS CO
TONS. WHO HAVE As MANY. AND OFTEN
MORE, STOCKHOLDERS THAN EMPLOYEES
o TIE MARxIsT- SOCIALIST. RED-INFEcTEl
AMERICAN LABOR LEADERSHIP
THEY ARE AGAINST COMMUNISM - But
lSe< DEMOCRATS. Ps2sT
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
JAPAN sM0THERs
A POPULATION EXPLOSION

By Wafer Briggs NY. Trit- Nov 10
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE
REPUDIATES THE DEVILS ROMAN
CATHOLIC PERvERsIoNs OF THE INFAlIIBlE,
SPIRITUAL CHRISTIANITY or THE
C-Hl-l-D-l-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS AND MS
PLANNED N-0-N-PARENTHo0D!-
DECLARING: y AN The WAY THE TRUTH. AND
TIE LIFE~- my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL
We DOL
See Japan. Psos q
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
Girls TOO YOUNG TO Be MOTHERS p

GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
IHE DEvA TO HIS SEx-ExPtOITERs Dgvu's
BREED OF HEBREWS AND so-cAllED
CHRISTIANS. ETA
ssAso EAT. DRINK. AND Be MERRY,
WIEN YOU'RE DEAD. YOU'RE DEAp-I
Irs NELL VITA TIE PURITY or CHRIST
JESUS AND That CHRISTIAN SCIENCE -culT-
Aaswers: Pwify-Mth 'Deelsufioa OF
Repeafa0eeI Independence Is hpeutive!
ssss GIRLS. Psss 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
my ANSWER"

x CEFENsE RESTS 2"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-24
Briton Paws
$4,000
For Match II

LONDON, Nov. "a (AP).-
Match II, French winner of the
Washington, D. c., Interna-
tional horse race at Laurel,
Md, was sold to a British stud
yesterday for $672,0OO.
The British Bloodstoc k
Agency bought the horse OH
behalf of Englishman Herbert
Blagrove against an American
offer Of $95,6OO. The name of
the American trying to get the
French horse was not dis
closed.
Match lis victory at Laurel
made him the biggest stakes
winner in Europe. He collected
1854 $50 in a brilliant racing
career. The previous European
high of $300,062 was earned by
BallymosS.
Forty shares at $16,800
apiece puts a valuation of
$672 900 on the horse, and Her.
bert Blagove obtained three
quarters share in him in the
face of a firm America offer, "
commented the London Sport
ing Life, Britain'S horse racing
daily newspaper.
Francois Dupre, Match us
owner, repeatedly retained 10
of the stud shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-24
BY JOSEPH. B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, Nov. 24.--With
most votes counted in various
polls, 0 field of nine 2-year-
olds concentrates on money
a fair fortune of Silt ,000-to-
day in the 40th running of the
Pimlico Futurity at Old Hill
top.
With Never Bend, the APP
parent 2-year-old champion,
finished for the season, Mrs
Ada L. Rice's entry of Right
Proud and Delta Judge is
favored to carry off the $72,-
637 first money in the mile
nd-a-sixteenth classic.
Right Proud finished second
to Never Bend in the Garden
State Trial and is considered
the stronger part of the Rice
entry, although earlier in the
season Delta Judge won the
Sapling Stakes, in which he
beat Never Bend at 6 furlongs,
Johnny Sellers, last years
national riding champion, pi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-24
Peruvian Boxer
Brings Fans for
TV Bout Tonight

NEW YORK, Nov. "a (AP)
4Mauro Nina of Lima, Peru,
makes his United States debut
tonight and the cheering you
hear in the background will be
100 per cent pure Peruvian.
About 200 followers of the
South American light-heavy-
weight champion paid approx
imately $500 each to fly up for
the fight. They will be decked
out in Nina hats" sombrero-
style, and equipped with
whistles.
Mina's opponent is Henry
Hank of Detroit, normally a
middleweight. They are to
fight 10 rounds or less in Madi-
son Square Garden with net
work teleViSion verage
CWMAL-7 in Washington at 10
PM.
If Nina wins his manager
iii try to arrange a title shot
with Harold Johnson, the world
hght-heavy CT ampion from
Philadelphia, who will see the
fight.
Nina, recent winner over
Eddie Cotton of Seattle in a
bout that earned him the role
of No. challenger to johnson,
has a 41-2-1 record with 81
knockoutS. Hank has a 53-16-
3 record with So knockouts.
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AUSTRALIAN TRACK FANS
BEAT HEAT WITH BEER

PERTH, Australia Nov. "a (AP) Australians battled
the gant-szed heat wave which swept the British Empire
Games here today with their usual antidote-gant-
thirst
They refused to get hot and bothered over the intense
heat and humidity which the temperature shoot to
1887 degrees in midday for the hottest November day
in Perth in 40 years.
They just shouted for another glass of beer
Tom Browne, who field manager at Perry Lakes
Stadium handles such details said 1000 gallons of COOL
foamy suds were consumed at the main arena during
todays track and field events.
I'VE out twice and had to send emergency orders
for more" Browne said
Since only $4,000 spectators braved the soaring
heat to watch the stadium events this consumption
equivalent to more than pint for every man, woman
and child on the premises.
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National Champ
Heads Swimmers
In Meet Tonight

Ginny Duenkel, n rational
senior women's backStroke
champion from West Orange.
N. j., leads the assault on fur
Their records tonight as the
eighth annual Thanksgiving
meet of the National Capital
Swimming Association winds up
at the Northern Virgin Ia
Aquatic Club.
Two national age group rec
ordS were set last night and
another tied, all in the 15-to-
17-year-old brackets, as 26
events opened the meet.
Gail BARNARD of Congress
Sional Club set a new time Of
l minute Is seconds in the girls
100-yard breaStStroke for that
age group. res
The NVAC foursome of Dick
Donohue. Jim Edmondso1, Tom
O'Malley and Andy GrinStead.
Topped a full second off the
200-yard medley relay mark
with their clocking of la.
Robyn johnson, also of the
host NVAC team, switched from.
freestyle to butterfly and tied
Donna de Varona's national
record of l:01.8 for the 100
yards. ~.
Following diving events this
afternoon, finals in some two
dozen swimming events will
begin at Z O'Clock.
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Bronchos Gain
NAIA Title Game

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. "a
(APl.-The Central Oklahoma
State Bronchos ran roughshod
over College of Emporia's de-
lenses last night for a 300
victory and a berth in the Ma
tional intercollegiate Athletic
Association championship game
December 8.
The Bronchos will play the
winner of next weeks North
ern South Dakota enoir
Rhyme NAIA semifinal game
in the Camellia Bowl. in Sacra-
mento, Calf.
Central, top ranked by the
NAIA and fourth ranked in
the Associated Press small COL
lege Poll, was scoring it's 10th
straight victory and its fifth
by shutout. Emporia suffered
its first defeat in II games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-24
Fong and Hrusko
Shaken as Plane
Hits Air Pocket

HONOLULU. Nov. "a CAP) -
United States Senators Hiram
L. Fong of Hawaii and Roman
L. Hruska Of Nebraska were
shaken up yesterday when an
Air Force CAT they were rid
ing on an aerial harbor study
tour hit an air pocket, the Air
Force said.
The lawmakers, both Repub-
licans. suffered minor bruises.
Senator HruSka had a slight
cut over one eyebrow, the Air
Force said. Neither required
disqualification.
The Senators, Mrs. HruSka
and other members of the party
were tossed about in the plane
while flying at about 5000 feet,
Mrs. Hruska and Col. DON
aid G.. Williams of the Army
Corps of Engineers were sent
to Tripler Army Hospital for
observation. They were not Sc
riously hurt, the Air Force said
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Rice Entry Heads Field of 9
In $4,000 PimIico Futurity

lots Delta Judge and Jack
Leonard will ride Right Proud.
Most observers believe that
if the Rice entry is to be up
set, the Harbor View Farms
Master Dennis will pull the
trick. Panamanian Braulio
Baeza rides Master Dennis, who
boasts a second to Never Bend
in the Champagne Stakes.
Trying to become the first
Maryland-bred 2-year-old to
win the Pimlico Futurity since
1888, when Challedon regis
tered, is Alfred G. Vanderbilt's
Might and Main. The improv-
ing bay colt slider by Endeavour
II has had the benefit of a race
over Pimlico'S newly resur-
faced track. Might and Main
won the Pimlico Breeders
Stakes on opening day of the
fall meeting.
John L. Rotz, who captured
the Preakness here last spring
aboard Greek Money, seeks
Pimlico's second richest purse
on Might and Man.