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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing

Stage.
New Gayety - The Cocktail
Party; $3.50 pm.
Catholic University Macbeth,
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - 1.-THE Creates
Show on Earth: 1:10. 3:55. $40
and Gas pm.
Capitol--"Japanese War Bride"
1850 am. 1855. 3:25. $3.50. 8:2(
and 1880 pm. Stage: 1905, 2:35
500. 7:30 and 9:55 pm.
Columbia = African Queen"
II am. l:05, 3:l5, 5::25. 7:35 ant
|9:45 pm.
Dupont - "Rasho-Mon";; 100
2:35. AIS, 6:15. sos and 10 pm
Keith's - Rancho Notorious"
HAS am. 1850. $3.50. $3.50. Us!
and 9:55 pm.
Little-"St. Matthew Passion"
$3.50. 7:05, S:45 and 1920 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Sea Hor.
net; 11:15 am. 1855. 2:40, 4:25
6:15, 500 and Gas pm.
Ontario 1.-THE Green Glove;
1:40. 3:45, 5:55, 1855 and 10 pm
Palace-"Sailor Beware: 11:0f
am. 1:05. 3:15. 5:25. 1885 and
$50 pm.
Pix - Detective Story; 2:10
4:10, sos, 1855 and GAS pm.
Playhouse - give Fingers"
1885 am. 12:45, 2:55, $40. 7:2s
and $40.
Plaza-"The Browning Version"
1850 am, 1910, 2:30, 400, 6:10
sos and 9:55 pm.
Trans-Lux "The Sniper"; II
am, 12:40. 1880, AIS. 6:15, 8:1(
and 10 pm.
Warner - Greatest Show OF
Earth: 1890 am. lilo. $3.50
6:35 and 9:25 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31

lish, Edmond Jenkins and Theodis
Shine are the student authors. :.
THE Royal Journey" cinema
diary Of the visit Of Queen (then
Princess) Elizabeth to Canada
and the United States. win oper
Wednesday at the Dupont.
Tomorrow nights premiere Is ar
invitational affair. It makes
use of q new and extremely i'm.
presSive color film process.
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ton is less keen. AS the tortured
hero Of ''The Shrike," Jose Ferrer
lis well In the lead for any acting
prizes.
Ballet Theater. which offered
two programs ct Constitution Hall
last Saturday. loses no time IN
announcing its next date In WASH
ington. A special date it is. too
The company, 100 strong and
complete with symphony orches-
ira. win start its l4th nationwide
tour at the National Theater In
Washington next Dec. 30. The
booking was announced today by
Ballet Theater and Richard Al
drich and Richard Myers. new OPP
orators Of the National,
The weeks booking at the Ma
tional viii permit the ballet COM
Ipany to make use Of its distin-
guished decor for the first time
lin Washington. Scenic artists
whose work will be represented In
Iclude Eugene Bernan. Cecil Bea-
ton, Oliver Smith, Jean Cocteau
Jared French, Woodman Thomp-
|son. Robert Dawson. Marcel Yer
ties, and Tom Keogh.
49,.
Incidentally. with reference te
National bookings. nothing Official
is available on the attraction
which will follow 'Call Me
Madam" which win play foul
weeks here beginning May 5. A
comparative certainty for the
summer. however, Is q one-week
Cat least) booking on Don Juar
In He'll"
The triumphant Shaw work
sensation Of the last two seasons
in New York and on the road
played a capacity one-night stand
at Constitution Hall last year. It.
return engagement will have the
same cast. Charles Laughton
Charles Boyer, Sir Cedric Hard.
wicke and Agnes Moorehead.
Neither the exact date nor thu
length Of run has been specified
Monday memos: Jose Ferrier
who won the 1850 Academy Award
for best male performance. viii
present Kim Hunter her Oscar al
a special party In New York on
Wednesday. Miss Hunter, busy
on a play and unable to 60 t.
Hollywood. was chosen best sup
porting actress Of the year for hel
"Streetcar Named Desire" per-
Torrance. Her prize was &C
Icepted in Hollywood by Bette
Davis. Robert Preston will be
the co-star of Elliott Nugent and
Martha Scott in the City Center
1.-THE Male Animal" when the
production opens at the Gayety
on April 81. Michael Gordon
is directing the Nugent-James
Thurber comedy. Three one
| act plays by members Of DR.. Over
Dodson's playwriting class will b.
presented at Howard University
starting April 8, continuing
! through April IL. :. Jeanne Eng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-03-31
Aiming Rifle

Andre de 10th has been set
by Warner Bros. to direct
Springfield Rifle" story Of the
historic birth Of Army Intelh-
gence. starring Gary Cooper.
De 10th last completed for
Warmers the forthcoming Gar
son City" WarnerColor produce
ton starring Randolph Scott.
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The Posing Show
The Posing Show
Actresses Exciting in 1852.
Even if Plays Were Not
By Joy cormody

Regardless Of the apathy they approach the prospect
Of selecting best play Broadway the critics get
excited the question: Of best actress.
They their in the air number Of
performers than almost
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-12-25
Ashley Guests

Christmas dinner guests in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ash
ley will include her mother, Mrs.
]. r. McComic and Mr.. McComic
of Jackson and number of other
relatives and friends, among them
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Mcclellan OF
Phillip, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Nc
Lellan and Mary Of Charleston
and her mother, Mrs. Parker Of
Texas; Mr.. and Mrs. Baskin Per-
ry and three children of Rolling
and Billy McSwain, 9, an orphan
Fork, Mr.. and Mrs. Ervil Ellard
from the Methodist Children's
home who is spending this week
in the Ashley home as their guest
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-12-25
Holmes County
Community Hospital

July Is
Mrs. Maude Alexand r, Lex.
September IL
DR.. F. L. Bott, Lexington
October 81
Mrs. Matt O'Reilly, Ebenezer
November s
Mr.. Charles v. Bailey, Lex.
November Is
Mr.. Jesse Byrd, Lexington
December 8
Mr.. F. H. Cox, Tchula
December .
Mrs. K. P. Thomas, Ebenezer
December IL
Mr.. Samuel E. Gordin, Sails
December Is
Mrs. D. A. McCUry, Lex.
discharged ~
Mrs. Sally r. Ward, Pickens
discharged ID
Mr.. Harvey Baine, Tchula
discharged 2D
December l6
Mrs. Mills F. Heard. Tchula
discharged 49,
Baby Girl Heard, Tchula
discharged 18)
Mrs. Charles w. Bailey, Lex.
discharged 20)
Brenda Sanford, Lexington
discharged 20)
December l8
Mr.. S. o. Horton, Durant
Mrs. E. w. Ellison, Jr., Picken.
Mrs. K. H. Digs, Lexington
December IS
Mrs. John R. Hoover, Picken.
Mr.. ]. E. Kellum, Jr., Lex.
discharged 2D
December FL
Mrs. G. r. Horton, Meadville
Baby Girl Horton, Meadville
Mrs. Raymond Davis, Lexington
December 20
Gary Eugene Phillips, B'Hawl
Mr.. C. M. Anderson, Lexington
Colored Patients
November Is
Pearl Ware, Tchula
discharged 22)
December 8
Henry D. Thomas, Lexington
Gertrude Smith, Goodman
December 10
Emma c. Coats, Lexington
December IL
Hattie Mae Issac, Lexington
December Is
Joe Freeman, Gwin
December II
Susie Dixon, Lexington
discharged Ply
December II
Anna Ellis, Lexington
December 10
Lula Pearl Epps, Lexington
December IS
| Clara Turnbow, Thornton
December 20
/ Georgia Mae Moore, Lex.
discharged 2l)
Baby Girl Moore, Lexington
| discharged Ply
Lou Ethel Pickens, Walden
December FL
George Williams, Lexington
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THE DURANT NEWS
Hazel Brannon Smith
(MlS. Walter d. Publisher

Established in 1858 and published
every Thursday. Subscription
rates: anywhere in Holmes coun-
ty, $3.50 per year; outside Holmes
county, $500 per year. Entered
as second class matter at the Post
Office at Durant, Miss, under the
act of March 3, 1879.
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Williams Guest

Williams Guest
Roy Williams will spend the
holidays at home here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Will
liams. Mrs. G.. w. Drane will al
so be Christmas dinner guest Of
the Williams, and will 60 to Jack
son that evening for a visit with
members of her family.
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Florida Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Stevens and
family of Pensacola, Florida are
spending the holidays in the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.,
Stevens.
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TAX SERVICE as usual.
Old and new customers re-
quested to come early and avoid
last minute rush. If you have
been sent tax forms please bring
them with you. M. f. Blake,
Phone 314. 15-2tnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-12-25

Knots Guest
Mrs. R. E. Rosson, Jr. will be
Christmas dinner guest of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Knott in their love-
ly new home. They will pay a
visit that afternoon to "Aunty"
Brown, aunt of Mrs. Knott, in Sal
lis and hear Aunty tell the Christ
mas story, an annual custom.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-12-25

Collins Visitor
Mrs. Mac McInnis of Collins
visited in the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Knott
Monday and Tuesday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-12-25
Texas Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Willis of
LaFeria, Texas are here visiting
his mother, Mrs. v. L. Willis and
her mother, Mrs. Henley in Lex
ington.
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LocoI News

In Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Ray visited
in Jackson Sunday afternoon.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-12-25

In Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dennis
left Tuesday for Kansas to visit
his parents.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-12-25

Home For Holidays
Mrs. Clyde Stokes, a social ad-
wiser at MSCW, is now at home
for the holidays.
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With Father

With Father
Mrs. w. l.. Sanders Of Column
bus spent Monday with her IA
ther, Mr.. H. B. Sargent who is i'll
in District II Hospital.
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LAND FOR RENT - 22I acres
on Cypress Creek, near Pickens,
Holmes County. Contact Mar
ion Burwell, 140 East 63rd ST.,
New York, N. Y. 8-tfnp
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Jackson Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. W H. Mckenzie
Jr. visited in Jackson Sunday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-12-25

In Jackson
Mrs. L. J. Wilkes spent Sunday
in Jackson.
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In Hospital

In Hospital
Friends of Mr.. Sam Horton re-
greet to know he is patient in the
Holmes County Community Hos
pital.
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Christmas Visitors

OnrIStmdS VlSltofy
Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Edwards during the
holidays will be Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Edwards, Jr. and family
Of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Edwards and family of Carthage,
Miss Inez Hurst of Memphis and
Mr.. Joe Stewart of Memphis.
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Recent Visitor

Recent Visitor
Mr.. Hal Rhyme was a recent
visitor in the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Rhyme
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-12-25

FOR SALE - USED gas cooking
stove. Call or see Mrs. E. r.
Gibson, phone l42, Durant.
14-3tnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-12-25

In Memphis
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Winborr
spent Thursday in Memphis.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-12-25

Visiting Mother
DR.. w. D. May of London, Ken
lucky is visiting his mother, Mrs.
10 May.
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c L A S S I F / E D "A D S
POSTED - No hunting or tres
passing allowed on my place.
Mrs. w. B. Mcclellan. 15-4tnp
Evening star., 1952-03-01
|UclonsG Gofor TitIeWin T onioht:
Gro0t Given Ovation in Finale

scored 10 points 10 lead puko
TO its 18th straight triumph, 4
o4.e4 conquest Of North caro-.
lima.
u was oroat'S last home kamo.
When he was taken out, with
about 10 seconds left, he broke
Into tears % the crowd Of 1900
gave him what was believed "a
DO the greatest ovation ever aes
corded q Duke eager.
kentucky's NCAA ohAmps.
powered BY Frank Ranlaeya ai
points and Clifi liaaana 20,
crushed Tulane, ebs0i, m IA
southeastern Conference tourney,
In other uuArterslinAis, tau
Idpwned Miasisslppl, TDsOot ElOPs
Ida went overtime 70 beat van
|defblit, 0O.0y, and Tennessee
|nlpped Alabama, eisO0. WIN
PfinUetofi again lied Cornell lOR
the hfst place IN the EAbtefn
tivyl League BY beating Harvard,
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Winning vejar Takes
Ring Rest 10 Catch Up
As Student al NYU
RY ths AssesIalsd Prsss

NEW YORK, Mar, l,-chico
Vejar, the fighting freshman from
NYU, is going to spend more time
with his books In the next couple
Of months.
After watching his 20-year-old
welterweight prospect defeat ex-
perienced Fitzie Pruden in fast,
action packed l0-rounder, Man
ager. Steve Ellis said "Chico Is 60
ing to take O long vacation"
Chico needs 1t. He's been one
Of the busiest fighters in the ring.
His Madison Square Garden VIC
tory over the Paterson, N. j., vet
eran was his fourth Of the year,
his eighth straight triumph and
his 40th win In IL bouts. He
started boxing as o pro on March
IS, 1850.
The swarthy, Stamford, Conn.,,
youngster had to put on q strong
finish to keep his latest winning
streak intact. Pruden dropped
him for six with a long left TO the
Jaw In the first round and stag.
eered him several other times.
Many Of the rounds were very
close and the officials differed
widely In their scoring. Referee
Ruby 0oldstein voted for Vejai
90; Judge Harold Barnes scored
for Vejar. B.4.i, while judge
Charley shortell had IL exactly
even, So In rounds and Go II
points. The Associated Press scofI
card had VejAr In front 7.3.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Redskins Are Lining Up Justice,
Eager to Play Football Again

The Redskins got q. new line
coach yesterday when Marvin
Bass signed Q one-year contract.
but the business Of getting Half.
back Charlie Justice back In uni.
form, after o years layoff, was
put on until today.
Justice, who wired that he
would DO at the club once at 3
pm. yesterday 10 talk 10 George
Marshall. president Of the Red
skins, was more than On hour
late. The two conferred briefly,
after which Marshall announced
that he was tired and went home.
Justice fingered for q half hour
more 10 talk with Herman BAil,
the clubs chief scout, and then
announced that no was hunary
and took on for dinner,
ChaFlle, who played o.Hht games
with the Redskins IN 1850 An0
|nAt out last yOat, thinks that hell
Iaet tOAethef with Marshall Oh
| ilnAheIhi terms without TOO mitch
delay. 1'he North Carolina ALI
AiMeFloa AAld no WAA AAkl0liD N
Iset bask latO AetlehI
Evening star., 1952-03-01

II was sick and tired after the
1850 season." he said. "f'd had
- years Of football and that last
season was the toughest. I took
Q bad beating. MY weight went
down To $50 pounds and I didn't
feel like playing. But I'm oil right
now"
Justice said he tipped the beam
'at ~ pounds, about Z above
his normal playing weight. bul
felt flne." His less aren't IN bad
shape, although no knows no needl
plenty Of work, and he has recap.
tured the old competitive spark
II may not DO any world.
beater," justice said. 'ibut I thini
I can help the teAm,E
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Terps Try 10 Wrest
Loop Track LaureIs
From Tar Heels
Sy ,hs Assseislsd Press

CHAPEL H1f4L, N. O., Mar. i.--
Maryland, d rising power IN
Southern Conference track, t0day
went after The conference ifid06f
title 10 20 al6fiE with its 0utd00f
ef6Wf won last spring.
f'he TerpS snapped the iehN
Reign Of the University of N0Fth
eaf6liha In the last 0Itde0f meet
and tonight they hope 10 break q
Sevehayear aEiB the Par Heels
have Reid Oh ihd00r hGn6Fs,
fhelr battle, With Dukes dAFs
eeF0Ns Blue BeVll d possibly holds
Ing the balance OF power, held the
spotlight IN q dakui0HR pF0gFAm
leRturlng some 300 athletes iFeHl
~ schools
In addltl0n 10 the conference
iPeWgpks, there was composition
IN nenseenfePenee eelleeel fFekhs
lllen and scholastic dlVl6tens,
Maryland won the fresh tltle q
year Rge, Navy led the nenreenS
Terence ep9Np and Newport News
lVR,l Hlgh led the RGhoolbaVa,
Coach Jim Kehoe turned loose
three 1881 champions for Fepeat
efforts as Maryland made its bid,
Striving TO retain their titles were
Jack unterkol4eF, shatput ace, Al
Rsuhler, $50 star, and Bill Barn.
ham, high jumper,
Among other Maryland stars
entered are Ken Thornton In the
mile, Mort Cohen and Tex Carter
in the hurdles and q good mile
relay team. Altogether the Terps
had as entrants,
Catholic University had several
strong entries In the non -cone
ference division and Episcopal
High Of Alexandria, Va, was send.
ing q mile relay team and Wash.
ington-Lee High Of Arlington, va.
several individual entrants for tho
schoolboy section.
Evening star., 1952-03-01

II knew he had Charley Gehringer in mind also knew
that Gehringer didn't want the job charey in business
that deals millions But Mr. Briggs wanted Gehrnger and
he got him."
THE STORY OF GEHRINGERs RELUCTANCE is pretty
well known Briggs called him to his office and explained his
wishes Then the multmonare Of the Tigers extended
his Accepting Gehnger knew he had sealed bar
gain, at least temporarily.
Charley genuinely admired Mr. Briggs" Billy was saying
"Also, he indebted to him. Gehrnges business upho
stery sad it's tremendous One Of his chief clients
Mr.. Briggs the automobile body builder
"But Gehrnger Briggs that he could not be
ume general manager Some attention had to be paid to
his other affairs Mr. Briggs understood and so Gehrnger sue
ceeded But think know who will succeed Charley before
much time"
T think know, too" said the man talking to Evans.
"Bucky Harris"
Billy Evans winked.
SOME PEOPLE CLOSE TO THE PRINCIPALS involved
the story how and not Harris became
manager Tigers of the biggest jobs in baseball
But relating it, officially for perhaps the first
time.
I was president of the Southern Association when
Briggs offered position Billy said IT accepted and
took plane from Memphis Young Spike (Walter O. Briggs
jr president of the Detroit club met me at the airport
near Detroit
"Billy he sad I'm glad you're going to be with But
there's something ought to tell first You were my per-
second choice for the job My first Bucky Harris
whom I've admired for years But Dad thought otherwise and
Of course he's the boss
They worked harmonousy Evans and the two Briggses
and Blys retirement well before the critical illness Of
his sponsor And before Harris succeeds to the ob which
probably will winter Gehrnger expected TO be the
second general manager to retire voluntarily IT'S ade-to
order situation for Charley.
IT'S MADE 70 ORDER for Harris, too, who long has
wanted to swap his uniform for froht-oce desk In the big
leagues Bucys contract TO manage the Mats expires this fall
and the Detroit Job opens up there can be little question "a
TO the choice Harris anybody else would make.
There IL no great future managing the washington club
but by the token s snap Job being general manager
Of the Tigers rake Evans w6fd for 10
II" don't care what they say about the Yankees OF any
ether eiub Billy declared hefe iSht tougher Job IA bases
bail than at Detroit Yeu have got 10 draw sb million 70
break eveRr Gay that al home he Tigers draw 10 million
customers Fhev represent S apeee that's The amount the
home club takes e rest you've GOT 20 ge on the F6ad where
the visiting club eny gets 80 cents per admission II y0u draw
10 million on The read, which bht bAd you SILL have get
Nb mlionr"
Evans acknowledges that Befetb hlth;paee hnlsh ast
year eeSt BFGgs half mIlen delaFA 0s he asked me 70
eeme baekn Billy concluded MAYBE IVA beeaHse made %
million In the past But believe me- there's et Oh pressure
on man holding that jgb"
Evening star., 1952-03-01
GU Bids Tor Upset Win
Al Seton Hall; Ierps,
All In Action tonight

GepFgetoWn gets another chance
for q major basketball upset TO-
night when the Hoyas play Seton
Hall t24-0 In South Orange,
IN area college games, Maryland
closes its Southern Conference
regular season campaign against
Davidson at College Park ut s:i6
and American University closes
its regular season at home against
star ar-studded Bainbridge Naval
Training Center at e:45.
The Hoyas take q five.game
winning streak to Seton Hall
which Is one Of the seeded teams
lin next weeks National Invita-
ton Tournament. Georgetown
has won four OF the games on its
streak without Barry Sullivan
second-high scorer, who viii re-
turn to the lineup tonight.
Maryland takes an S.6 Southern
Conference record into the David.
|son game, while the Wildcats are
Ala In the conference. The Terpi
are 1873 for the season.
American . will And two stars
In other sports In the starting
lineup for the Sailors. Tony Ira.
bert, who played doubles foi
Americas losing Davis Cup tennis
team In Australia, and FrAnciI
(Tseds) Dagneil, former All.
America football ace with Penn
both were GOOD college basketball
players OF Cincinnati and Penn
respectively.
The Bailors, who have won a
and lost ~. almost upset Penn
1.-Two weeks ago and beeat Az earl,
IN the season when the Eagle
were without two Of their regu
lars. the Az FreShmen meet For
Delvolr, featuring Jack George 0
gt. Johns and u Sale, Q
T.ib pin.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Washington Girl Scores
In Midwestorn Skutin0
UpoeIuI UIlpol1h u thN blel

cLnvELANp, Ohio, Mar. H.
Nancy oAll Smith Of Warrington,
~ ~, has q GOOD chance OF tlnishs
Inc third OF better In the senior
NUiAen's singles Of The MldweAteFn
hnute skating chAinplonbhIpb,
she Mad q thlFGsplAee standing
AiteF iAAt nights heh00l AHufes
Vest ana Ahe generally does better
llh the fFee skating which makes
lllp t0dAy'b pFoeFAiill
Evening star., 1952-03-01
vi|Ianoya Attempting
To End Hoya String
OF Relay 1riumphs
BY ihs Assssisisd Press

NEW YORK, Mar. villa
fiova's attempt To end George.
tewn's twe.year reign In The ..
mile relay event Il one OF The fea-
lures Of tonight's knights OF
columbus Games at Madison
Square Garden
f'he Wildcats have withheld
thelF star middle distance men ID
fuR against the H0vaS who have
wen is straight samEe relays In
The iast two years. They hgur(
they have 0 quartet that can turH
In 0 Filele time or better, O AguFC
the H0ves haven't passed this sea-
s0n In thelP fouP VletePlesi
GeePaeteWn he's aeeepted th(
challenge and else "A holding w
pest men eut Of individual eVentl
feE the relay
Best aeeTgetewH time thus fal
q FI4lrl, bHt that was In q MeeI
IN which N was not pressed RnG
IN which IT had 10 run q trial heat
With no trial heat tanleht ane
with good composition from villa,
nova, the H1yas, too, should gC
below a 1900 Ol0Okinr.
The track fans are intrigued
with Don Gehrmann's attempt II
win two events, The last runner
10 turn the trick was Gil Dodds
who won the mile and 2-mile II
le47 But then Oil was an iroE
man Of sorts, Down through the
years, Paavo Nurmi Of Finland
Glenn Cunningham and the latt
John Borican all failed In theiI
quests for doubles. That's how
tough 1t is.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
Charles Town Opens
Today Despite Snow;
Two Features Listed
Special Dispeseh 10 The Sior

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
Mar. 1.-The Charles Town race
track definitely planned to open
today despite an overnight 2-inch
snowfall. Leeds Rely, track Sec
retary. made the announcement
after seeing the SUN threatening
20 break through this morning
and noting the forecast Of tenn
peratures around 40 degrees.
Great Hope, packing 1T
pounds. drew the top weight fof
the 6ts firions Shenandoah
Purse.
Orange Moon, carrying iib, Eot
the top ifRp6st for the e6sfeatufed
inaugural, q 6sfui10ha dash.
with a break In The weather
Charles f0wfl 0fiielaiS had en-
peeted q banner ef0wd OF appf0Niu
inAteiy 10000 fans 10 witness the
Return Of horse racing In Che HSst
f'0davS meet runs through
March BR when Laurel, hrst
fnaj0F track Ia the Mast % start
"Opens its iBudav spFlHe EAeetlhe
Pest time during the meetIne
Will Dc at $780, WITH Starter
HApAid Holland AItiatatIAR at tia
barrier
Great Hepe faced a t0ueh, Wellu
conditioned field THAT Included
such Hpset possibilities a. JVsI
Abbe, BFlsht BGPet and PeFFV'i
Prise
QPanee Neon viii bR called on
10 beat 4 Wellrmatehad gpeVp 9l
appoHentsr Amang than AFe NatVe
Dame, ReaeeR Reund and elas'
sihed, fr'