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Evening star., 1952-06-26
Churchill Presses for Mamma
of Briton to Korean Policy Staff

Laborite protests. said a hospital
was hit during the bombings and
there were many victims"
State Department Now Says
British Had Advance Notice
BY The Assoeioted Press
Changing signals, the State
Department now says the British
were not consulted before Amer
ican planes smashed five power
plants near the Chinese border OF
Communist North Korea.
That word came from an official
spokesman after two days of con-
fusion over an issue which touched
of a hot debate in the British
House of Commons.
"The State Department did not
consult the British as it was con-
Sidered entirely a military decision
within the framework of existine
policy on the Korean hostilities
and therefore there was NOTHING
to consult about" Press Officer
Michael j. McDermott said late
yesterday.
Other officials had told news.
men the British did have advance
notice Of the air strike near the
Manchurian border.
The State Department ant
Pentagon left unexplained WIN
on both sides Of the Atlantic
there had been so much uncer.
tainty on this point.
They got together after Clemen
Attlee. former Laborite Prim,
Minister, charged that the Unitet
States imperiled the Korean peace
talks and risked war with Rec
China by possibly unwise action
Evening star., 1952-06-26

TO BE DECORATED-COrpl.
Ronald E. Rosser, the 22-year-
old CroOksville, Ohio, former
coal miner who re-enliSted in
the Army last year to avenge
the death Of his brother, ar
rives at National Airport to
receive the Medal of Honor for
herOism in Korea. President
Truman will make the
presentation tomorrow. COrpl.
ROsser's IL brothers and sis
tiers will be on hand.
-AP Photo.
Evening star., 1952-06-26
Cycle Park Opened

Complete with restrooms for
cyclists, cycle park for 500 BIZ
cycles opened at Brighton Aquari-
um is believed to be England's
first such facility,
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31
CITY GIVES LAND


pecte3 10 be negotiated by the
city attorney and the officials Of
the Junior Chamber Of Com
mnrce in the near future.
The project would be closely
supervised by adults and would
serve to provide a wholesome
atmosphere for the youth of the
community. Wilder said. The
PTA and other groups would be
asked TO cooperate in helping to
make the center a success, he
added.
Wilder, who was recently
awarded the JayCee "Outstand-
in Law Enforcement Officer
Award" for this year, is the or
ganizer Of The Youth Safe Driv-
ias Club ia Key West. Recently,
2 members Of that organization
we're awarded Safe Driving
awards by the JayCees. The club
has nearly so active members.
President Paul Esuuinaldo OF
tie Junior Chamber, is coopera-
tius ii the planning for the pro-
posed community center
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31
BUS ike Looms
As la Years
In NYC

( NEW YORK B - Millions oil
ew Workers. resigned themselves
today "a the prospect that the
biggest bus strike in the city's
history would start at midnight.
TIE Navy Years Eve walkout on
et privately owned bus systems
has bean SIT ly the CIO Trans
aoet workers Union in a wage
aaur lsa1e
IAa et companies take in
about s2 million Rsfes a day, and
aE2 parssa from the vast city
owned subway, elevated and bus
system
1J President Michael J. Quill
ASA nf 3araqd down a proposal
g tlle c oord Of estimate that
Ike s &c be averted through
rat ca
lay0r Vincent r. Impellitteri
ad o.aer cltg officials viii con-
.nae pa8ce efforts today. There
a as no promising sign, however,
E)2t 5e 8,9-0dd drivers and
1la l.enaaee n1eu employed by the
elgaj eom psa.a5 could be kept on
se joh
LGe effected routes are in Man
saa to ErlX, Queens and the
gWer pert oG suburban Westches-
Cu
1he beard g estimate, in pro-
arb iou, declared it
#aua not aHsr its opposition to
increase In bus fares, which
ary are ID cents. The com
Beg aa@e d a fare hike as
one means of meeting the unions
e
Eaa In issue in the dispute
ae GEN tae u}n and the private
paaes Is t3e unions demand
f Jas e hour week be cut
- &C. la a 0n to the hours cut
a SO .ion in take-home
demands a pay in
s g. cents On hour. Cur
p rnes from S1.66 10
sa.le 41 ltut
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31
IeNAY,s ENTRY

fCaatisa from Page Cne)
enter the Island Republic than tho
U. S.
m statement that Monrce
ceuaav ofFicials did not vsnf -
see tiu was nof corroborased by
s.sa key osfleisl in she case. ).
Laoealof Lester. who refused
eenraant en 31e question of
hri11ins Le8sY sack.
Other officials here discount Le-
HAY statements as pure publiei-
~ seeking. Sill others who re-
fused to be quoted said that if Le-
ay did come baek, it would at
his oFn, not the counfy's, expense.
The Monroe County Grand Jury
did not subpoena LeMay last
ang while considering his wife'S
disappearance
Tse9Iay was handed the Y S.
cnsry refusal document at Champ
ls'n, N. Y. with the signature of
Jesse E. Walker, Z S. Immigra-
ten officer. The Caamnlain office
is about 80 miles south Of Mon
teeal and Just across the border
ercn the Canadian office at La
cole. Que.
LeMay's sudden dacision to come
70 Florida WAS made when he was
informed by the AP Of the Staying
cf former Monroe county deputy
James @. Barker last week,
Le1Iay has repeatedly stated that
he would not return 10 Monroe
ouonty while Barker was still in
office. Unon hearing Of the late
ofsicar's death he said he would
drive OF fly to The county imme-
d.ateiy to talk TO officials here and
clear I'D" the mystery of his
wGe's disappearance. In October
nc had told The Citizen by tele-
phone from Montreal that he did
rot believe his wife was dead. and
rla1ned to divorce her when he
arrived in Florida.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31
WEATHERMAN
Saws

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy to cloudy with showers end
ing Thursday; continued warn to-
day and tonight. ClearingA and
colder Thursday. Moderats to
fresh southerly shifting to lresh,
occasionally moderately strong
northerly winds. SMALL CRAFT
WARNING.
Florida: Considerable e0udi-
ness, warmer and scattered Show
ers in extreme north portion, part
ly cloudy, continued warm else
where with widely scattered show
erS this afternoon or tonight. Gear
ing and colder extreme north to.
night and elsewhere Thursday.
Jacksonville thru the Fserlda
Straits: Small craft warning dis
played. Moderate to fresh souther-
ly winds increasing and becoming
fresh to moderately strong 29/S0
mph at times today. Thursday
moderate to fresh southwest winds
shifting to northwest. Partly cloudy
weather. Few showers likely to-
night.
East Gulf of Mexico: Small craft
warning displayed. Fresh to Jnod-
erately strong south and south
west winds shifting to west and
northwest over north portion to-
night and over south portion
Thursday and gradually diminish
ing. Partly cloudy weather. Wide
ly scattered showers today and to-
night.
Western Caribbean: Moderate,
occasionally fresh winds, southeast
10 south over north portion and
east to southeast elsewhere today
and Thursday. Fair weather.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31
London Bridge
Accident Causes
Slight Injuries

LONDON tR & Fourteen persons
were injured Slightly lest nial
when London famous Tower
Bridge opened suddenly while d
passenger bus was crossing il
All the victims received their
injuries when they were hurled to
the front Of ghe lbs as It slid
safely TO the far siae
The bridge--erossag the Thames
River Just above ibe cv's desk
area--has . roas az divided lnto
two sections taat lt pp ID Gee
middle 70 allog tAe paSsage al
large ships 0arirer A London
transport offie Ia 6 a siEnai
warning that THE bridge was i1
be raised did n8t ta0et6n
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31
Key West Dog
Owners Face
Competitor

Dog owners Of Florida may find
show competition increased should
Lcdr. Joseph w Dochnahl Of the
USS Bushnell decide to noye bis
family from the west coast to Key
West. Mr.. Doehnahl is the owner
of Champion Lady Meade JOnquil,
a Great Dane, that has wen honors
in dog shows from Portland, Ore,
to Palm Springs, Calf
Lady Meade JonGml Is two years
and 8 months old and weighs 145
pounds, measuring 34 inches fall
at the shoulder She was bred
at the Lady Meade kennels at Mt.
View, Calf, BY Mrs. Gladys III.
Jewel and was tHfe based hg .asl,.
Dochnahl when six weeks old for
two hundred dollars.
The dog was first shown when
six months old at The Golden Gate
Show in San Francisco, Calf, in
January of 1851 at which time She
was reserve willer. The handler
for this occasion was Carol Doch-
hnahl, l3 year old daughter Of Ldr.
Dochnahl wllo. ~ to This time,
had seen but ene dog SLOW her.
self and had never handled a dog
in the show ring.
From that time on Lady Meade
Jonquil, under the handling Of
Carol DochnahI. started winning
h0nors throughout California. The
Great Dane has been judged best
of breed ten times and has placed
first, once; second twice, third
once. and fourth once, In working
group judging
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31
SAFETY GROUP
Continued from Eae 0as9

ANF(@ANA
lice Department, ourig1 The tIlrea
months prior to n3aa
changes, there were Is accide
IN Simonton Street. Seven of le
we're major accidents ard II were
minor.
However, since the tine that ST.
monton Stree. has been in Cne,N 7
operation, 'sand in sate os the
act that a new law was beiag mi
lated with expected cen ion,
here were only nine accidents aaa
IL Of them have been G0I 2 TIE
eport stated. This represents d
one hundred per cent improve
nent in the Simonton Stress tI
lie situation, the committee aldl.
The group was instrumental Ia
having the changes naae and il
vas on their rec0mnl nlen8aticn thai
he City Commission passed tae
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31

HOLLYWOOD E9 - Polly Bergen
and Jerome CORTLAND of the NOV
les have embarked on a trial sep
aratiOn.
Tire actress told friends they
hope the separation, scheduled for
one month, win avert permanent
Splihlp.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31

ordinance changing the designs.
sen q several one-way streets =
4 traffic survey made last sum
mer. even Ter TIE peak OF tls
Naar tourist season, revealed
that dur 2 72-hour period, theis
e over 50,ooo motor vehicles
passing across tie Intersection q
m@a avenue and Simontca
che Governors Safety Commit.
tee was appointed by Governs
ar Warren to solve traffic
problems IN the city. The mem.
aars Of the group include: Georgs
eomez, Nell Knowles, William
aemau, Jr. Charles ClawSoa,
J.ia Archer. State Highway Pa
seo.maa CT j. Wilder and Harry
lee Baker.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31

Relative Humidity at 500 AN.
1870
Barometer tSea Levell 500 AN.
30.01 ins.-10163 mbS.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31

ToMoRRoW's
TIDES
Naval Basel
HIGH LOW
lila am. 4:44 am.
1924 pm. 3:45 pm.
600
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time of Height Of
Bahia Honda
tbridgeI oh lom so #
no Name Key
teasf endl --42h 20m
Boca Chiea
Station Tide high water
SsndY Pt.l oh 40n
Caldes Channel
north endl -t2h l0n
-+l.4 q
I--l-Ninus sign: Corrections
10 be subtfacted.
t+l-Plus sign: Corrections 70
be added.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31

Observations taken at City Office
Key West, Fla, Dee. 81, 1852
500 AN. EST
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-31

Tomo-row,s Almanac
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Precipitation
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ToMoRRow's

Gull Moon Dec. 3D.
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Temperatures
Evening star., 1952-11-30
(paily Double paid Ss1 -00l
THIRD RACE-pprse 81 600. clair

THIRD .RACE-Purse, 81 900; claiming;
SyeaTolds; S.nd-9ts 1sot2ot,2 about 62 fqrIongs
Master Tte. Buckle Il, kirk 4.eo
chanceopeace. Tarry Not, War Fishter Fighter
Arrow and Chicle sador.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 1900: allow.
a aances; 2-year-olds:, 6l2 furlongs.
fftTs seens fslFt Prde H5ady Ha44s ESQ 5o 5o 4 44(
sk!n Time. 5gni0E i !ssJ,' rPaium60' 4.6f
DSsns R 5isssy 4sa9 4se fas Rs ss.:s:
White and Hammond entry
FIFTH RACE-Purse, s1,soo; allow
E,,Gn. Esge Speed tMcIyorl 400 3.s,
!ronclad. War CANDY, woodfoTd Sir Sir anc
a Knerem and Parks entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; allow
ences: 3-year-olds and up; 6l3 furlongs
surprise Girl lHartackl 500 4,20 s's'
IoYs Tims' Lock .9Ss! 9SScssrillo' 2.e'
Also an-Weatherman. Publicity Miss
Sugar Coated and Eyewin.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse, S1.2oO; claim
Miss Dow (Rootl 500 $40 3.6t
Game Flower (Mc1vor) 4l.40 2O6(
Neddie's Boy (Sorrentino) IA
Time, 1:52z5
Also .ran-.Swear Off, Band Aid Kroe
gette Talk Talk Talk, Foxy Boy, Prin
cess Garry and Natural Gas.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 ono; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; u miles.
Shadow Shot (Kratz) 400 $40 2.6t
Glacial Run russo 9.20 So
High,an Dream tFitzgeraldl 3.2'
Time, 2:16.
Also ran-Hunter F.. Strabane, With
out, Rosedan. Safety Lock, Treasure Ke
and Perry'S Prize.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
DAILY Double Paid S342.4O.)

ing; 2-year-olds: 6 furiongs. So '"''''
Disical Miss (Hatcher) 1880 $50 400
Triumphant (Ward) $50 400
Battle Chief (Adkins) $50
Also ran-Teche Bel, Carol Hart. Her
man L.. Alot o'Lake and Catbern.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
Brown Pirate (Keene) 1920 $50 $50
Colonel Seven (Adams) 1900 $50
Royal Bones (Bates) $50
Also ran-Aim, Turban, Count Steel,
Connie Rab, Bold Sab, Blue Bar, Con-
trary Jean. Bootlegger and Lutz Girl.
FIFTH RACE--Purse 1900; allowances;
3-year -olds; furlongs.
Foxy Adeline (Keene) $50 $50 2.4O
Galway Boy (SacketD 1920 4.40
Old Pat Popara) 2.6O
Time, 1:1345.
Also ran-Inlet Miss, Glade Well. But
Why and Irish Countess.
SIXTH RACE-The Crescent City Han
dicap; purse, $4,000; 3-year-oldS and up;
Futuresaue (Glassner) 24.2o 1880 $50
Thelma Berger (Hettinger) $50 800
Mostest (Zehr) 500
Also ran-Whirling Bat, stoner Creek.
Ball Hawk. Spur On and Maretazo.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. ST, 800; claim
Bama Girl (PoparaJ $500 1910 500
Colorado Miss (Owen) 4.S0 500
Miss EllaneouS (Martin) $50
Time :4S+5
Also ran-Sweet Sigrid. Sulty, Solid
Red, Merry Sweeper and Traymore Bay.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000 claiming;
3-year- -olds and up; is miles.
Rosamunda II (Keene) 500 4.20 500
Good Cry (Cafarellil 1920 5.60l
BY Gone Days tPopara) 4.40I
Time. ASS.
Also ran--BoSs H.. Beau Nash, Fulgura.
risk and Theatre Pass.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Torch Of War Wins
Feature at Iropiea!
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI. Nov. 80. - Ogden
PhippS' Torch of War. ridden by
the veteran Jimmy Stout, won the
$500 De Soto Handicap at Trop-
ical Park today in a field of ID
2-year-olds.
Carrying top weight of 100
pounds. the bay son of Bimelech
was sluggish at, the start but
moved into contention at the turn
and won in the final strides.
besting Virtuous, a field horse,
by a neck.
Skipper Bill was third, followed
by Mr.. Songbird. also a field
horse.
It was Stout's first mount Of
the Tropical Park meeting and
Torch Of War was the fourth fav-
orite Of the afternoon to click.
It returned $40, $3.50 and $3.50.
Virtuous paid $3.50 and $4.10
while Skipper Bill returned $3.50
for 50 show ticket.
Torch of War earned SOAPS
from the gross of $9,150 and to-
days race was his first import
ant triumph. He now has earned
$12 400 in 13 starts. Attendance
was 10.625. well ahead of last
years second day crowd of 9,597.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Girl, 10, Rides Stray;
Beats Fathers Horse

Ten-year-old Nancy Rothwel
rode a runaway mount to beat hel
father out for third place in the
Washington Bride Trails Associa-
tion's Confetti Chase yesterday al
Equitation Field in Rock Greek
Park.
Before the chase started, some
Of the spectators found a loose
horse in the park and brought
him along to the meet. The horse
was recognized as Question Mark,
owned by the Rock Creek Riding
Academy, and Nancy volunteered
to ride him in the chase, to the
misfortune of her father George
w. Rothwell.
At the finish Rothwell put the
whip to his mount, Overlay, but
Nancy brought Question Mark in
by a nose for third place.
First place went to Robert c.
Lee riding Steel Jacket, owned by
L. Stanley Jones. Lee finished a
full minute ahead of the second
place rider, Stewart R. Carter,
who rode his own mount, Patri-
clan.
The prize was a bowl of Paul
Revere silver and was presented
by Mrs. Robert Watson.
Yesterdays chase was the last
Of the season for the Washington
Bride Trails Association.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Hit Song Is Fovorite
Against Top Trotters
OF Europe at Milan
BY the Associated Press

MILAN, Nov. 29.-The three
year-old American trotter, Hit
Song, is the favorite in the Grand
Prize of Nations harness race at
the San Siro tomorrow.
His strongest competition in q
field of 10 horses from five coun-
tries is expected to be the French
six-year-old, Cancanniere, re-
garded as the best trotter in
Europe.
Milanese call the San Siro $16,-
900 grand prize the world cham
pionship for trotters.
Hit Song, who was bought by
the Orsi Mangelli stables recently
in the United States at a price
repeatedly close to $135, 900, is one
of five American horses in the
race.
The othrs are the Ticino Stables
Scotch Thistle. Towne's st. Claire
Valsassina's Mighty Fine anC
Reno'S Egan Hanover.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Surprise Girl Captures
Charles Town Feature;
Becky's Shirt Wins
Special Dispoteh TO The Sfor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Nov.
I'D. M. Williams Surprise Girl
won the $4,000 Charles Town
Inaugural. feature of today's open
ing program Of a 19-day meet
ing at Charles Town race track.
Miss Degree was second and Love
Lock third.
The crowd of 3,671 saw Becky's
Shirt, winner of the $40, 900 Mary
land Futurity at Laurel last
month, drop down in class to win
the fourth race which shared
interest with the feature. Mrs.
Rebecca G. Collins bay colt, a
2-5 favorite, took the lead at
the top of the stretch and Won
by a length and a half over
Aileen's Pride, in the six and a
half furlong dash. Skin Junior
was third.
In the feature. Surprise Girl,
third choice in the betting,
romped away with the race for
3-year-olds and older over six and
a half furlongs. Lightweighted
at 108 pounds, Surprise Girl went
two lengths out in front after
three furlongs and increased her
margin to four lengths at the
finish.
Love Lock. the favorite at 9-5,
set the early pace but soon gave
way to Surprise Girl. Weather.
man rallied to move into second
at the top of the stretch but
faded as Miss Degree came on
to take second by three-quarters
Of length over Love Lock. Sur
prise Girl ran the distance in
1925.
Surprise Girl paid So, $4.20 and
$3.50. Miss Degree returned $4.80
and So and Love Lock paid $3.50.
The crowd bet close to $3.50, 900
during the eight-race program.
The meet extends through De-
cember 20.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Crescent City Handicap
Taken by Futuresque
BY the Assoeiofed Press

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-The
Red Head Stables Futuresque led
all the way to win the $4,000
Crescent City Handicap at the
Fair Grounds today.
Thelma Berger, owned by Joe
w. Brown, was second and T. G.
Benson's Mostest finished third.
Jockey G. Glassner moved Fu-
turesque in front at the start and
fought off a stretch drive by Thel-
ma Berger to win the featured
sixth race by a length and
quarter.
Picturesque paid $24.2O, 5000
and $3.50. Thelma Berger $500
and So and Mostest $500.
The $500 fans bet a total Of
$323,539.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
New Orleans Results
BY the Assoeiofed Press

CLOUDY and Fast.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 500; claiming;
3-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Piper Kaelinl 94O $50 2.4O
Shining Deed CKeene) $50 2.2O
Play Eda (Hettinger) 2.6O
Time, 1:144s.
Also ran-f Miss Mary Kay. Bern Key.
The Barrister Ill, Homing Pigeon. Jennings
Boy, Wood H.. Flash of Light. Starry
Cant.
Field.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 3year-olds and up; furlongs.
lMibelaire (Popara) 1920 112O $40
That Amt Hay (Ward) $50 2,4O
Son Charlie tEads) 500
Time, 1:144s.
Also ran = Bo-Co, Gambling Lady,
Brown Smoke, Plowman, Bowled Over,
Tiger Watch, Flashy Manner and Big
Inch.
Field
Evening star., 1952-11-30
DAILY double paid $46.20D
do Finished second but was disqualified
and placed third

do Finished second but was disqualified
and placed third.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. s2,1OO; claiming
Fred G.; (valdes) 7.4O 4.2Q $50
Harvey M (Griffs) 1880 11.OC
Georges Girl (Edwards) 600
Also ran9F2riendly Sands, wise Snug
Sodale, Chall Wind, SPORTY, Fosters Pride
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, s21oo; claim
ing; 3,year-olds; 1,'s miles. m,
do Grandma Josie 1Tombarello) $50 40
AS -; Ordered sKnapp) 4"O
Young Tony, Jim's Yen. Vague, Cyclist and
d. Finished first but was disqualified and
placed second.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. S2,10o: claim.
Musical Lady Deipidioj 1850 $50
Steel Strike eEdwards) 2.6C
Also ran-Pine Mint, Eternal Great
My. Ruthie, Prince Ransom and Joe's
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: 2-year.olds; l mile:
Garnet (valdes> 1910 $40 $40
Shiny ~ Peter .d5 .5Tombarello' 500
Also '' ranEHydromah, Black currant,
Bright Kitchen. Casual Chance, Derwuzz,
Cinfree and John Jr.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and UP; 5 furlongs.
Vital Sun tDaugustino) 1880 900 $50
( harine Rock (Maloney) 1880 $50
Nitro Duggan tRichardsI 500
Also ranDFerro Fox, Step Forward. Nine
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. So, 600: allow.
ances; 3-year-olds and up; / mile and
40 wards.
High Head (valdes> 11sO 4s0 2sC
Uncle Edgar (Maloney) $50 2.6t
Harlem King Edwards 2.2C
Time, LABS.
Also ran--The Minor. Fly Around, Moth
ing Yet and Endurabe.
NINTH RACE-Purse, So 200; claiming
3-year-olds and up; 1ss miles.
Even Better (RossD $40 40 3.4t
Pepper Lou (Johnson) $40 800
ReSojet tColsnerD 81,
Also ran-Fair Revenue Briar Bay
Royal Scot, Star Knightess, Hi-Pilate ano
Way Home.
TENTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow.
encss ess Re8ssi ysar91as and Sp miles,
Quiz Me tcoianerD 0 $50
Also ran-a Toetotoe. a Crack The Whip
Pufball. Nirvana, Tunesmith and Quatre.
foil
Livingston. Monti entry
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Churchill Provides
Bad Tip by Visiting
Track in Snowfall
BY the Associofed Press

LONDON, Nov. 29.-Prime
Minister Churchill went to the
Kempton Park race track in a
snowsterm today-and thereby
provided a tip that went sour.
The horse players figured the
Prime Minister-who will be 78
tomorrow-would have stayed
home in such weather unless he
had reason to believe his young
jumper, Nonstop. was going to
win his first start.
The crowd bet the three-year-
old down to co-favorite at 2 to /
in the Juvenile Hurdle, last race
on the program.
Nonstop was a fast-flnishine
second.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Lincoln Downs Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming
4-year r-olds and up; lie miles.
China Colleen (D'g'ino) 13.40 500 $50
Martonna (Delpidio) 1920 72(
Asteroide (Boucher) 400
Time. 1:4S2s.
Also ran-Ocean Play Dusty Demon,
Marine Charger, Montaera, Navegador.
Benjomike. HIKE Dixie and Bill Howk.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and UP; furlongs.
WAR Toro (RodrigueD $50 $50 $50
Stalitahem (Mulrooney) $500 $40
do One and One (Edwards) 900
Time, 1:29iz
Also ran-Paradise Lost. Pacol Never
FORGET, Rapt, Fern Park. Sassys Third, Nc
Chance and Bona Girl.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Cots Meow Saves Home

WINNIPEG, Canada (P.-The
stray cat a woman took in her
house has home for life now. The
cats crying at S am. woke her up
to find a blaze in the bedroom
started from cigarette. She was
able to put out the flames.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
New Years Game SOUGHT

Coach Bob Rodeffer's Silver
Spring Lions, victors in all four
games this season, are seeking an
opponent for New Years Day.
The Lions are a 135-pound team.
Teams interested should call Dick
Kirby. captain. at Sligo 1888.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Vet on Gridiron

The first Korean war veteran to
play football at West Virginia Uni
versity Is Ralph Jordan, a fresh
man guard from McClellandtown,
Pa.
Evening star., 1952-11-30

ON TO BOWIE-Tony De Sprto the Nations leading Jockey
with 1863 winners this plans to start riding Bowie
tomorrow in spite Of being forced to cancel all his
Lincoln Downs yesterday after backng
forenoon De Spiito thrown recently weeks
rest also was suffering from head pain
will try to push his string the 1888 by Walter
Miller in 1906 and equaed in 1850 by Shoemaker and Joe
Culmone The 17year-od jockey shown with agent
man (Wlngey) Sudduth -AP WirephOtO.