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Evening star., 1952-05-30
|Dr. Frank Lorenzo,
Head Of Groundhog
Club at Punxsutawne)

PUNxSUTAWNEY. Pa. May 80
DIR. Frank A. Lorenzo. 72, presi,
dent and Mixologist of the ma.
tionally : famous Punxsutawne,
Groundhog Club for the past 81
Years. died today. f 2 #
DR.. Lorenzo underwent a serious
operation in February. Since thar
time he had been confined to &
Wheelchair. Surviving are hi.
widow, one daughter, three grand
children, and a brother, Charles
of Detroit.
In Orphanage a Year.
Born in Italy, he came to Amer
lea with his family at the age OF
s. Shortly after their arrival
he wandered away from his moth
er's side in New York's popular
Italian district and police took
him to an orphanage.
He spent nearly a year there
before his family caught up with
him. His benefactors spoke nc
italian and he no English. BY the
time his family located him, he
reported:
Il couldn't speak any Italian,
only English"
In 1897, he enrolled at Pennsyl-
vania State College but was ex-
PEELED in his second year for haz-
ing freshman.
Later he attended Columbia
University and was graduated in
1904. He came to PunxSutawney
shortly afterwards and spent most
of his time caring for miners and
their families.
Still Aided Patients.
Although semiretired. the aging
surgeon still tended to patients
who would see nobody but "Old
Doc"
He was still working to improve
a revolutionary steel hip screw he
invented to aid the recovery OF
hip Joint fractures, dislocation
and arthritic conditions. The de-
vice is now in use by many ortho-
pedic surgeons.
Although noted chiefly for his
pride, faith and ability in the
ground hog as weather prophet,
DR.. Lorenzo was widely known
as a surgeon and delved prof1tably
in coal.
Drink Was Potent.
DR.. Lorenzo got the title, Mix
ologist," after concocting a potent
brew for his Ground Hog Club pic
MICS. The drink contains every
thing under the sun. It is claimed
one drink will make shadows see
ground hogs.
A news photo showing a ground
hog taking a swig of the juice
brought heated protests from the
Humane Society several years
ago.
The whole thing was smoothed
over after Dr., Lorenzo swore on
his honor the ground hog took
only a drink of honey mixed with
equally non-alcoholic ingredients.
Evening star., 1952-05-30
Mrs. Henry Hooks, Adopted
Al 5 by Jefferson Davis
BY the Asseeio,ed Pros,


NEW ORLEANS. La. May 30.-
Mrs. Henry Hooks, 78, adopted
daughter of Jefferson Davis. presi-
dent of the Confederate States of
America. died at her home here
Wednesday after an illness of
about three weeks.
Funeral services were held yes
terday.
Born in New Orleans, she was
adopted when she was five years
old by President and Mrs. Davis
after her parents died.
She lived at Beauvoir, the Davis
home on the Mississippi Gulf
Coast. until the death of the Con-
federate President in 1889.
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Gen. Murquut Returns

TOKYO. May 80 (P1.-Maj. Gen.
William F. Marquat, who directed
Japan's economy during six and a
half years of Allied occupation,
left yesterday for Washington.
He will become chief of the Army
Departments Office of Civil At
fairs, Military Government.
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Low Timber Line

FAIRBANKS-Timber line Of
Mount Mckinley in Alaska extends
upward for only about 1000 feet
from its base although the peak
reaches above 10000 feet.
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Inurilinn

yelling of monument to the memory OF
the late HARRY PASCAL, on Sunday,
June /. 1852. at ] pm, at the Kesher
Israel Cemetery. Friends and relatives
invited. To reach: BenninR I'd to CEN
trail ave. turn left on Central ave-. to
54th st, turn right on oath st. to z ST.,
turn left to cemetery. !
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WALKER, EDWARD NJ. PHINEAS ]. AND
our dear sons and brother. EDWARD NJ,
PHINEAS ]. and HOMER w. WALKER.
WHITE, DOLORES. n MEMORY Of DO
LoRES WHITE.
The rose still grows beyond the wall.
JORDAN FAMILY,
WHITE, DELORES W IN memory OF our
who passed away January 20, 1851.
They say time heals al sorrow
.s And helps US to forget
q But time so far has only proved
How much We miss you vet
9e SINCERELY, CLUB DEJOUIR, INC.
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AN. OIncerS ana menl-
of Clan MacLennan,
No. 220. Order Of the
Scottish Clan, are re-
quested to attend the
funeral services in MEM
ory OF our late clans
man, DUNCAN Nc
LAREN, at the 8. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2901 l4th st. NV, on
Friday. May 80. 1852,
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Life is like q river
And death is not the end,
But there is lovelier and clearer view
Beyond the rivers bend.
DEVOTED WIFE, LIZZIE; CHILDREN
AND GRANDcH1LDREN.
HAMILTON, DEACON WASHINGTON n.
In sad and loving memory Of our dear
father. Deacon WASHINGTON H. HAM
MToN, who passed away three gears ago
HIS DEVOTED son AND DAgGHTyR,
WASHINGTON H. HAMILTON AND
JONES, REBECCA LEE AND ERNEST r.
sc2 R ,oT NJ szos %ho passed ssa
to rest. on November 8. 1899; and de-
voted father. ERNEST P. JONES, VINO
passed away December 26. 1923.
travel to the place where you were laid
And tenderly place flowers upon your
grave.
Years have passed. still miss you.
Many think the wound is healed,
But they little know the sorrow .
9N TIN ss nAudhTnR Ta my o1sr ssiss E. SoNs
MONTGOMERY.
MANNING. PEARL. In memory of our
dear mother. PEARL MANNING, who
passed to the Great Beyond five years
ago, May 2S. 1g47.
We loved you, but God loved you best.
INEz LEWIS AND JOSEPH MANNING.
MARSHALL, SAMUEL. In memory Of .
devoted husband and father, SAMUEL
ago this 30th day Of May.
No more upon this earth I'll see
Your kind and loving face;
No one in this wide, wide world
DEVOTED Ml ever WIZ iake caARioTTE cfal MAR
SHALL. AND CHILDREN.
ROBAINA. JOHN. A tribute Of love q
the memory Of my dear nephew, JOHNNY
ROBAINA. who passed away two years
ago, June /. 1850.
The angels are safely guarding
sacred and silent grave,
For in 1t lies q precious one,
We loved, but could not ave.
HIS LOVING AUNT. LOLA.
sTECK. JOHN =. lJACK'. In sad mem
John r. JACK STECK, who passed
away six years ago, May 80, 1916.
A token Of remembrance and love
OF one whom we shall never forset.
ELSIE AND NON.
sTONER, ELLA HELEN. n memory q
who died from injuries, May 30. 1946.
You were loved, sis. wherever you went
A helping hand you always lent;
Why did you have to die that way,
When your life was divinely spert7
God is better Judge than I, sis,
OF the careless, reckless driver
/ Who felled you to the ground;
You lost the battle. but found a heavenl,
crown.
They say time heals all ecrrox
And helps US to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much miss her yet.
SISTER MAE tPETTIEl.
THOMAS. MRS. LUCILLE L. In memorl
Of Mrs. LUCILLE L. THOMAS. the wifi
Of John w. Thomas, who departed thii
| life May 90. 1851.
Nav her souf rest In peace
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DrathH

JOHNSON, JAMES III. "a special commu.
N nication Of Chillum Casth
M h. hpass sin fsi Ss lila Ia q III 3 tempt; & 4
NIX at 1890 pm; for the purpos,
M OF conductinR funef al service.
.@ for our late brother. JAMES
FRED r. F1cKINGER, W. M,
7. WESTON SCOTT, Secretary. Z.
JOHNSON, VICTORIA ELIzABETH. or
Tue TUESDAY, ;,s4gp NAY Ig52. e "a Gallinssr Hcs;
OF 2540 9th st. NV. beloved daughter Of
Howard p. johnson. sister OF Dorothy.
Inez. Geneva Howard and Ernest john.
son. and Elmer Davis; devoted niece ~
viying are her grandmother Mrs. Edspla
Teiatiyes and many many risnds Notice s.oi q
fulsral later. Arra'sements by M
LANCE. KATHLEEN DENISE. on Friday,
May 80. 1859, at her residence. oil o
Eaton I'd. Silver Spring, Nd, KATH-
LEEN DENISE LANGEes beloved daughter
G Daais! and lane Las sister oi Mary
Lanse; Funeral from the Tax0ma Fa-
neral Home, 254 Carroll st. n.ws Takome
Park, p; G, on Monday. June I, at $50
dette's Catholic Church at 9 am. M
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. u
MARSHALL, ANNIE B. On Tuesday. May
"a. 1852. ANNIE. B. MARSHALL Of 1 SO
9th ST. ne. beloved wife OF John Mar
Ann Marshall and daughter Of beatrice
and Sam S. johnson. Also surviving are
sister. Mrs, Eioise Dillard;, four broth.
ers, Samuel, r.; Ison, Robert and Joseph
friends. After 12 noon Friday friends
are invited TO- cali at the MCGUIRE Fu-
neral Home, 1920 9th st; NV. where
81, at I pm, Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 80
MACARTY, MARY X. On Thursday, May
80. 1862 MARY K MACARTY. sister of
Mrs. Robert E. Callan. wife of the late
Gen. Robert E. Callan of 2l0l Conn. ave:
NV. Private services and interment will
be held at Hampton. Va.
NieLAREN. DUNCAN. ON Wednesday,
puNcAN 5 McIAREN sa0afndn Of 7iho HHHsPeiks HafPWiek
rd., Woodacres, Md, husband Of the late
Hannah Fl; McLaren, father of Marjorie
Laren. He also is survived ~ two broth
ers and three sisters. Ser vices at the
S. H, Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 14th
ST. NV, on Saturday, Ma 81. at IL
am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 80
McLAREN. DUNCAN. A special commu-
a nication of King Solomon
N Lodge, No. 81. F. A. A. M.
IN is called for 10 am. Satur-
>MEN day, May 81, 1862 for the
~NNu&E,A purpose OF COnuuCt1HBy
MI services for our late brother,
" DUNCAN McLAREN. AL
brethren are urged to be present
JOHN L. CARTER, w. NJ.
JAMES D. FOOTE, Secretary.
McLAREN, DUNCAN. On Wednesday.
May 2S, 1952, at Washing ton.l
MA D. c. DUNCAN McLAREN.i
MGA0 member of z the Columbia
GSW Typographical Union. No. 10I.
NKA Remains resting at the s. H.
~ Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2q0l
14th ST. NV. Services at the above fu-
neral home on Saturday, May 81, at y
am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Members Of the union are invited to at
tend the funeral services. a. a
JOSEPH 2. LINS. Secretary-Treasurer.
McLAREN, DUNCAN. onicers and mem-
- of Clan MacLennan.
n No. 220, Order Of the
O0 40 Scottish Clan, are re-
nm quested to attend the
3 B: / !:
~ NJ funeral services in mem
NJ & "a ory OF our late clans
MHo man, DUNCAN Nc
NRM LAREN, at the 8. H.
N~ Hines Co. Funeral Home.
WN 1901 l4th st. NV, on
Eridav Mac an 10S2
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Itt Mrn1uriattt

ALsOP. LOUISA E. Sacred to the mem
ory of my dear mother, LOUISA e. AL
SOP, who departed this life one year ago
today, May 30, 1851.
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.ALSOP, LOUISA E. Sacred to the mem
ory of my dear mother, LOUISA e. AL.
today, May 30. 1851.
miss you now, my heart is sore,
As time goes by ! miss you more;
Your loving smile- your gentle face,
pIyoTRn NS HRf can pADdH%E o. sSsE s.eiat PHs PHlase
KELLY.
BASILIKO, BASILE. In loving memory OF
our devoted husband and father, BASILE
BASILIkO. who departed this life May
80 1941. ....s r. @
The month Of May brtnss sad memories
OF a loved one gone to rest;
He will never be forgotten -
By those who loved him best.
A happy home We once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still,
But death has left a loneliness
The world can never hll.
Deep in our hearts you are fondiy re-
membered, dear father,
Sweet, happy memories cling round
True hearts that loved you with deepest
Always viii .oye you in deatl. Just the
Loving WIFE, SONS. DAUGHTERS AND
DAVIS, LOTTIE DAWSON. In loving
memory of our beloved mother, LOTTIE
DAWSON DAVIS, who entered into eter-
nal rest three years ago today, May 80,
1949.
Until memory fades and life departs,
Time takes away the edge Of grief.
But memory turns back every leaf.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND GRAND
SHiRRss aARi2 ssR1das ExELHY HYNDR ANp nS0MN TfN
CENT BROWN. GWENDOLYN, SAUN-
DERS.
DAVIS, LOTTTE DAWSON. A tribute OF
love to the memory Of our dear sister;
LOTTIE DAWSON DAVIS, who departed
this life three years ago today, May 80,
1949.
So sad and sudden was the call,
Her sudden death was q shock to all;
But God in HIS wisdom knew what was
So He took her home to Heaven to rest
LOVING SISTER AND BROTHER, SUSIE
B. ANDERSON AND ROLAND DAW-
DONNELLY, ARTHUR R., JR. In memory
r. DONNELLY. Jr.. who went to his
heavenly rest four years ago today, May
80, 1948.
In our hearts we like to stray
Along the road Of yesterday;
To live again in memory
The happy days that used to be.
To hear HIM laugh. to see him smile.
To talk with him for Just q while;
s We love to linger on the way
q = 80 THE FAMILY.
FRYE, EFFIE H.. A tribute OF love to the
memory of our dear mother, EFFIE H.
FRYE. who died ten years ago today. May
80, 1912.
We have only o memory, dear mother,
We cherish our whole lives through;
But the sweetness will live forever,
AS We treasure the memory Of you.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON, ELIZ-
ABETH F. Pearls AND BENJAMIN H.
FOWLER, SOPHIA EDLIN. In loving
memory Of our beloved wife and daugh-
ter, SOPHIA EDLIN FOWLER, who left
us two years Ago today. May 80. 1850.
Your life was so unSelfish
And for others you did live
Not for what you would receive,
But only for what you could give.
Always so good and kind,
Thinking of others and trying to fnd
A good deed to do, some praise to say,
That's why you are remembered aid
missed more each day.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND MOTH
Err, MILTON AND FRANCES FOWLER.
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DAVID ADAMsoN, Worthy Chief.
MILLER, WILLIAM s. OF I747 Kilbourne
pl NV, on May 20, 1852, cousin of Miss
Ketchum. Remains at Chambers Fu-
neral Home. 400 Chaplin st. NV, until
10 am Monday, June >. Services at
An-Saints' Church. 3 Chevy Chase circle,
at 1890 am. Entombment Fort Lincoln
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DULEY. RUTH Z.

- ~ - 49,
day, May 20, 19i
Hospital, Cheverly,
of 4737 Baltimore
beloved wife of the
and mother of d.
NJ. Vail, Ruth E.
George N. puley.
Gasch's Funeral +
where services will
May 81, at IL
friends invited. ]
Cafl1 ofprV
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GIBSON, WILLIAM L. In loving memory
of WILLIAM L. GIBSON who departed
this life seven years ago, May 20, l945.
Life is like q river
And death is not the end,
But there is lovelier and clearer view
Beyond the rivers bend.
DEVOTED WIFE. LIZZIE; CHILDREN
AND GRANDCHILDREN
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n, JAMES III. A special commu.
nication Of Chilluun Castlt
Lodge, No. iB6s r. g. A
M. viii be held at the temple
W on Saturday, May III, 1859
~ at 12-30 pm. for the purpose
of conducting funeral service.
for our late brother. JAMES
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You will live forever in our hearts;
Time takes away the edge Of grief,
But memory turns back every leaf.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND GRAND
CHILDREN. EVELYN D. BROWN,
MARIE SPRIGGS, LYNDA AND VIM
CENT BROWN. GWENDOLYN, SAUN-
DERS
Evening star., 1952-02-24
New Orleans Results
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Evening star., 1952-02-24
Sontu Anita
(e0htlnued Prem Paae Bsil)

teeted Windy civ iinpiRa 4 little
when no ieit one tPaekr
Fhe race chart said Windy CIV
ileame back silRhtlV lame IN Ileht
f0PeleR bHt n lep0Pted 20 nave
walked eut OF u on P0ute 20 the
PeeelVing barn."
lHPhe race came Hp aim9st en-
aetlV IA I hAd planned IT, 9g IA
el0se "a vow can plan RnythlnR
like that Atkinson said Rftep
WinnlnG hlA AFst derby NJ santa
Anita
NJ had To meye n littla earlier
Than I wanted but net " 40 oil
out until ! actually wanted 70, IN
ether words, We had 10 make two
runs, Then IN the stretch, When
! started 10 touch him with the
whip, no really took on and there
was v,....I,.s never |. any doubt about we
Trainer While Alvarade, after
watching Windy City cool out, de-
claFed the colt "ls absolutely not
lame, Ne Just cot tired
The LuellwitK stable said IN
plans are unchanged 10 rest Winds
City and then enter him IN TN
Kentucky Derby, where no WI
renew bic feud with Hill Gail.
Today,e handle was es,iBb. .beo
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Gu Tankmen BsaieI,
by Rando|ph.Maeon

Rahaeiph=MaeeR wsR seven
events ana ADDED en8uRh second
ana thiFd place BeiRts TO defeat
gath9iie University, bi=SS, VesteF=
daE In theif swifRHiiRg meet In
GUS peel
Marie Smith wen the Ree.safd
BaekstF6ke and swan en- QUA
whining S9BsyaFd lilealeV FeiAV
team BhABt. wen 1--WE eVeHts Il,
paee HahaelHhsMageH, tfIumBHs
He In the agBsNAFa HHa 44BsVHFH
Hgss astKle races Fhe stlfiathaflhsi
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Evening star., 1952-02-24

irish Nora Ia 0 half brother 10
Kiss Me Kate, Bred In this eeuH-
try, he was shipped TO England
and won two minor stakes, Re-
turned TO the United States no
has been q sufferer from tendon
trouble and this has barred him
from action, There's Just q chance
no may Get TO the post before the
iiieeting's end,
I've Flllles Not Ready.
Lily White ana NasteFllhg, two
iillles III The tilaieah division,
Wefe named Tor the Black ifel6tA
but neither ha6 sh6Wil eh6ugh III
competition TO warrant beihe sent
10 the p9Stl fheh, too, theif
6Whef beileVes lt's asking tee
much Oh @ S=yeaf=6id ab this stase
Oh the year TO plt her against elder
h6fSes,
IL Ia wefthy OF mere than pass.
lnG ,h9te thAt every enc OF tht
g86d STAKE winners under the jefa
f6fgs SINS has Been q h6inebfed
Ana there was q Wh6ie aFfnful ei
g86a h8Fses In that eateE8Fv
headed by PRv8ti Hflbeateil al a q.
KeaFs8iH aha q EB8a stake WihHei
In lgllBwlHg seas8hsl ahd the
sturdy FBHts runner FiFethefHi
tWBstltiie winner OF the Jeekei
glHb GELD guBi
Psv6t's AgVeh stakes and
|sihale BvetHlHht eyefib IA q igYe.
iille IN 1914 made hiHl IeAalHf
tiieheN WlAheF al thAt wear ana ht
sgeAt etl 10 FHA Hts q tetal Of ssFall
BgB befefe retirement, FifethAfh
fAeiAE m DAYS ef fag lever purses
was much farther aeWH the scale
Mars Hianlt Like HelmeRt,
6eAeeFHiAg Mars, winner OF tht
HfaVefs ana the BiKie, 6aFategf
and Washington HaHaieaps, JEFF
fefds had WeFas Of more thar
passing praise, "He was semethinf
out OF 4 beck, an eKtraeFdinaFs
heFse, enc Of tremendous eeuF,
Age," the MaFylaHdeF said, ~
never eeula find out why, but HI
never liked the BelMent track ane
|enly for this his record Weult
have been much brighteF, You'll
note all bis principal victories
were scored at ether points"
The writer called his attentieE
TO Preston Rurehs classifying
FirethoFn as "a speeialist,p tht
veteran trainer pointing to the
Evening star., 1952-02-24
BY John J. FitxCercId

MIAMI, Feb. 23.--Walter M.
Jeffords, now wintering In this
sector and spending BY far the,
greater part Of his time observing
the training and racing Of nine
thoroughbreds no has quartered %
AiAleah Park, will move on 10 his
Maryland farm shortly after the
close OF the present meeting and
there prepare FOR the 1851 Eastern
campaign, starting at Laurel. The
Florida division viii be strength.
ened BY 10 which Wintered In
Maryland, but 10 Of these are q.
yeafsolds, 90 little ID known Of
their quality.
Pick OF the seasoned peFfefins
eFs, who have been resting since
the end OF their 1851 activity, ID
kiss Me Kate, O feufstime stake
winner last seasen ana queen OF
her age division. The dauahteF Of
Count Fleet and irish Nora earned
the title by aAnexing the Alabama,
Delaware Oaks, daselle and
Acorn, In addition 10 earning
piaeings In four other stakes.
YildiE, head OF the group Oscar
White has at Hialeah Park, per-
forms under the banner Of Mrs,
Walter Jefierds and Ia best known
10 turf fans "a winner Of lest
years Flaliiihg9. iie didn't win 4
single faee following that viet0fy,
for he became s0th6thlhg Of 1
f6uge I'D the season advanced ahd
never dld tuh back 10 his se6fe Ii
the FlaiiilhE6;
Manners Are iiRpf6viRe,
This year the 4=veafs6id hA.
Ibeeil racing without 6llflkefs aile
II hls performances improve ai
much as his manners, ne sh6uif
act be missing i6hg ff6fia the Faakl
6f stake winners,
One 6euRt, q half brother d
Hlials, Will De the stable feliaRel
IN the 1853 Fiaming6, which Ia q
be FNR Hexb Saturday. Fhe g8Hnl
Fleet eelt, In AHishlHg Attn In thl
midWeek HveFEiaaes Handicap
was beaten abeHt q leHEth fer th(
lhaih iheHey, previously he hae
Ibeeh 4 tWBstliae HiAlesh WlHHel
ana In what appears 10 be q WlaeI
eBeH Faee he ls by no means {
weak BfesBeeti
Fheash little kAewA, pallymA.
gt @seaF Whites ehatEesl I'hll
asYeafsala saA Of hAhfAtll Ataf
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Rosecroit Raceway
IWiIl 1sIsyi,s Six
Programs

Rosecroft Raceway will teievise
harness racing from its Oxon Hill,
Nd, track this spring, Secretary
Johnny Miller announced last
night.
Contracts for elk programs dur.
Inc the 20.night meeting begin.
ming May 10, were signed yester.
day with Station WTsr0 Of the
pufAont Company. Rosecroft thus
follows the lead Of the New York
tfottine tracks, which have teles
vised their races for several years.
Miller ana his father, william
ID, Miller, president OF the track,
hope 10 extend the broadcast 10
Baltimore, but there ore no def
mite plans for this at present.
The contract calls for teleeasts
on May II, a, 30 and June 4, OF
enesheuF shows from e.50 TO i0.S0
pm. Programs on May AZ and
May 30 will be presented In two
hals.heuF seetiens 10 include tho
televisien OF the feature races, on
these nights the iiFst teieeast will
DO from ei90 20 10 pm, and the
second from i0is0 % II PIN,
Miller hopes 10 televise oil Of
sBseeFett'a major races, including
the Henry V0lu fFeesf6rsall pace
for 10000, ard the a, ,tjOH w, N
Reynolds Memorial Pace.
N6y ghuat, Who announced The
Pol Haitiblst6iiiaii, VIII describe
the R6seet6ft races for nv fans
Evening star., 1952-02-24
By Lewis ?. AtehiseH

6uf informant said MIS-. Marie
A. Me6Fe, BWheF OF the priced
iaHFei 6alleFettet had sefiie IH=
tefestihE and scientific theories
ab6Ht bieediHE thefeHEhbFeasi but
MIS-. MB6Fe 6Hly ehHekled when
asked 10 explain them AT her
HlBh H8Be Farm near Mlaales
bHfsi Va
nAeleHtiAe theefiesgD abe fes
Beateai hHeaVehsl ne. ! eHly
here NV luck ID hettef Than II
was In FaelAeI | tried thai feF 4
willis and had exactly aHe winner
Ny dHAieF=AAa no RfemRtlE
aisal"
MY Junior wen atI HayFe do
Grace, but Mrs, MaeFe denied Fez
spaHsihility feF, tho tracks demise
IFhe ViVReieHs VifgiHiaH's ideas
about successful breeding are very
simple, She believes a. seed mare
Is the maieF faeteF and that the
character Of the individual heFse
Us Important, Other persons be-
lieVe In hlead lines or speed Ags
ppes, but Mrs, Meepe Weuld rather
start with en- outstanding dam,
That's the reasen she bought the
large, handsome 6alleFette from
the late w, +, RraRn's estate for
an undisclesed sum estimated at
$4,000, .,.
Coed Gamble, She Believes,
Some friends thought she was
foolish, that Gallorette wouldn't
produce stake winners or the top
notch horses Mrs. Moore hopes
for, but she believes It's q good
gamble. Others think 0allorette's
daughters will be good broodmares
and Mrs. Moore agrees with them
For this reason she intends toI
keep oil Of the famous mares
fillies.
0allorette. now 10, is the chest
nut daughter OF Challenger II and
0allette, out Of Sir dallahad III.
She won S44b.b .b56 In Ave years of
racing and was the leading money
winning mare until last year when
Calumet Stables Bewitehed took
first place with total earnings OF
9469, ,60b.
Trained by nd Christmas, Gal
lorette also scored O smashing vic.
tory In the, Empire City Stakes
OF iD4b. Mrs. Moore purchased
her In September ie40 and doesn't
regret one dine OF the price, what.
ever II was,
"Bhes temperamental," Mrs,
Meere said, "As tefnpeFaFnental %
an opera star, You can toll on
which side OF the bed she got up
As soon as you nee her and II II