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Evening star., 1955-11-16
Boy Brought Back
D Life After Heart
Stops ~ Hours

FRAMINGHAM. Mass. Nov
i6 tRl.Paul A. Ahlondi. 16, il
alive today after being clinically
dead two hours and "a minutes
-all because l6 Indispensable
persons were at Union Hospital
to bring him back to life.
The youth. gravely injured
Monday in an explosion of {
propane gas torch. had been on
the operating table less than
three minutes when his heart
stopped beating,
a surgeon Immediately opened
his chest and squeezed his heart
like q sponge" at the rate Of 61
sqneezeS q minute.
The heart began To respond
feebly In 40 minutes and the
massage was continued two
hours and 34 minutes. Il
During the crises. IA pints oi
whole blood were transfused into
young Ablondi and he also Was
given oxygen.
Or. Eugene A. CASTOR. Franz
inkhaIn surgeon, said Of the OPP
Grafton:
sWhat we did was not re-
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Colds Cost ~ Days

ST. LOUIS Working time
lost because Of colds averages 2la
days year for each Of the 60
million-odd persons in the, Ma
tion's working population. Colds.
account for more than hall the
total number Of absences from
work and in industry 28 per cent
of the total work time lost.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

markabIe. It has been done be-
fore In other hospitals. The
miraculous tht1g is that al the
experts were there 10 do 1t. AT
least is people who were indis-
pensable were available for inn
mediate action
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Morks Of Old Volcanoes

Santa Fe = Nine sections Of
New Mexico once had active
volcanoes and q. S. highways
|66 and $50 both cross large lava
now deposits left there years ago.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

TIBERATION ATTEMPT FAILS Paris -Alexan-
der " Vlasoy Ceft), discharged by Russia as chief
architect, is held by bodyguard In the st. Lazare
Station after group of Russian exes here, decar-
ing he was being returned to Moscow against his
will attempted to aliberate' him. Mr.. VlaSoy'S
companions and Paris police prevented the action.
"a AP Wirenhoto bY radio from Paris.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

This smart new red white and gold package is symbol Of
something all Philip Morris smokers have enjoyed for
months new cigarette made gentle for modern taste.
Born gentle, then refined to special genteness in the making
this new Philip Morris meets the requirements Of modern
taste Of today young smokers
Enjoy the gentle pleasure the fresh unfhred fagor
of new Philip Morris. Try it today. 4. .ss .. s4 A
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30
cluB HOLDS CHRISTMAS
BREAKFAST PARTY DEC. 10

The lovely home of Mrs. Minnie
Raymond, 654 Rondo Av. was the
ideal setting for the Toute Bonnie
Amies' Christmas breakfast party.
The delightful affair was held
Monday morning, December 20.
The festive Christmas motif
predominated the decor and the
table settings. Each OF the serv-
ing tables were conferred with dec
GRATED Christmas trees which en-
HANGED the beauty OF the setting
A complete breakfast menu was
enjoyed by members and guests
Guests who enjoyed the fcstiv-
ties were the Messrs. and Mines.
Richard l.. Stokes Sr.. o. l. Al
exander. William Ridley, the
Mines Matte Cough, Birdie How
ell, Mamie Green. Fred Schuck
Sidonia Black. Duluth: William
Reddick. Woodie Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Courtney Hilyard, the
Messrs. NJ G. Evans, Charles Cur
ry William Hanna and Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Murray.
Members present were the
Mines, NJ, G, Evans, Hermaine
Hickman, Gladys Johnson. VIII
liam Hanna. Ida NJ Murphy, Har-
~ Masscngili, Charles Curry, Eva
Neal and Minnie Raymond.
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Mrs. S. q. Ware, Former
s.. pavilte, Dies In
Cleveland, Ohio

Mrs. Arvic Ware. 1880 h. 18th
St, Cleveland, Ohio, formerly OF
st. Paul, succumbed suddenly ON
Thursday, December % at her
home in Cleveland. Mrs. Ware, an
outstanding musician, was well
known In the Twin Cities, She
organized and directed the Treble
Cleffs of Pilgrim Baptist church.
The wife of Rev. =. f. Ware,
who was pastor of Pilgrim Bap-
fist church from 1912 To 1914,
Mrs. Ware was born in Birming,
ham, Ala
Mrs Ware received her train
ing in music nj Carnegie Institute.
Pittsburgh. Pa. and served an or
ganist for the Greater EbeneZef
for Is years, She was held in
high regard by music lovers and
musicians everywhere In addi-
ton 10 her Christian work, Mrs.
Ware was also teacher Of piano
and voice.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30
Twin City Club
Holds Christmas
Supper Party

The lovely home of MIR and Mrs
Chester Green. T25 Igiehart Az
was the scene Of gala affair an
Monday evening December 20
when the Twin city Social club
entertained members and few
guests at their annual Christmas
supper party
Seasonal decorations Of ever,
greens and red candles were used
throughout the rooms and for the
table setting
The complete dinner menu
served buffet style. was high,
lighted with the traditional turkey
and ham with all the trimmings
and cggnog
After dinner. the remainder OF
the evening was enjoyed playing
cards
Guests enjoying their hospital.
ity were the Messrs and Mines
William Ridley, Joseph Vasaar,
William Walker, McsHra David
Payne. James Watson and Mrs,
A Miller.
Members present were the
Mcssrs and Mmes NJ q. Evans,
Harry MaasengiIl Joe Harris
Earl Brent, Frederick Jones. I'D,
mmnd Moore. George Berry Sr.
the Mines Blair Hayes. Ida Gov,
ington, and Mr. and Mrs Chester
Greene.
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Announce Engagement
OF Ethelene Williams
To John A. Rivers

Mrs sally Mae Williams, MOO
Oak Lake Az. NJ, has announced
the engagement ~ her daughter,
Ethelene To John A. Rivers, son OF
Mrs Ruth Rivers Of Chicago. III
Miss Williams, a graduate OF
North high school. has also been
pupil OF music nj the Mime
apolla College ~ Music for n
years She has completed two
years ~ Htudy In miRaion at
Northwestern bible College. and
In presently attending evening
classes nj Minnesota BUSINESS col
Iege studying comptometry.
Mr.. Rivers In graduate Of
Hyde Park high school. Chicago,
NJ, and has attended tho Moody
Bible Institute ~ Chicago. lie IN
"A member ~ Friendship Baptist
church and president OF the Usher
Board He IL currently employed
~ the sealy Mattress Mfg Co,
~. Paul.
The wedding will take place In
July. 1904.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

Christmas motif with soft lights
casting n flattertna glow on the
pretty party gowns tho feminine
contingent donned Tor the oc'
CASTOR Center OF attraction was n
huge Christmas tree cleaning
with decorations placed near the
orchestra pit, adding a festive
note
Tables were placed around the
room for each member Ia Rcoomo.
date his guests and M guests ar
rived they were greeted by the
charming social chairman. Mrs
Tony Maxingo and were escorted
to- his host or hosteaa table
Guests were given souvenir spir-
Its in the club colors of green and
pink with the clubs name in
scribcd.
Some 900 dancers glided To the
inspiratlonal music Of n ak piece
orchestra and between dances oc.
occupied seats around the festive
tables throughout the ballroom
as they admired the beautifully
gowned ladies and revealed IN the
Christmas air Of the ballroom.
ExquiHitely. gowned tho hostcs.
Hea oharmingiy and graciously re-.
ceived their guests and aok.
knowledged the congratulations
and compliments Of their friends
Mrs, Tony Mazingo was charm
ing in striking creation ~ green
taffeth accented with rhinestone
ornaments and Iewelry. Mrs Rus,
sell lialenger chose green nylon
with green accessories, while Mrs
urlln Clark was charming IN pink
nyl0n net with rhinestone trim.
floor length with which Hhe wore
- corsaRe Of sweet peas
Mrs BrnZzio Addison presented
fetching portrait IN u black
thffeta ana velvet cocktail dreaa
with rhinestone jcwolry, while
Mrs Margaret Sullivan'a flBtter.
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ing choice was pink nylon net,
floor length gown and MrA Ken,
Meth Edwards lovlineaA was en-
HANGED by a Maroon net and vel.
vet accented with rhinestone
iewelry
Mrs Albert Moorhcad was pl~
quaint In n black taffeta cock.
tail dreAs dramatiEed with green
acceanortea. while Mrs, Percy
nawHons charms were enhanced
by beige broCadc cocktail dress
with rcd accessories giving dras
matte accent Mrs Jessie Dawson,
program chairman was lovely In
Kelly green with black acceaaor.
les. and Mrs, Howard DaTneils
creation Of u short black formal
featuring red plaid trim was
dramatiEod with the hustle effect
In back
Mrs J w Ryan, secretary,
donned honey comb with amber
trim ballefina length gown with
which she chose black accessories.
Mrs Andrew Clark was charming
~ n black short formal featuring
red trim, and Mrs James Rideaus
chose Chartreuse lace with tar
feta with the 81 flattertng Dior
waistBne and Mrs John Wilson's
flsttering choice was coral satin
and net
No feativ" ana enjoyable was
the affair that guests were 70.
luctant 10 bid each other "adisu''
1T the pnrty's end.
Officers Of the club are Tony
hnzinRo, president. Mrs Jack
Ryan, secretary. Pete Robinson,
treasurer and Mira Howard Oar
nell. publicity chairman Mrs
Tony MaEinRo. social chairman
and Mrs Carlos Moffatt. sunshine
chairman
Mrs MaZingo waH general
chairman for the dance.
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dinner Other guests were Mrs
Hall and Mr.. Frank Twitty.
Christmas Visitor; Mrs, De.
QIenee J Nelson ~ Chicago, III
member ~ the Eureka Jubilee
Singers In the houaeRueRt ~ her
sister, Mrs Dolly CruahShOn, PiD
Fuller Az. A family dinner wHs
given At the home ~ Mrs Mel
sons brother and sister IN law
Mr. and Mr.. Alexander " Jor.
Visiting Family: Mrs Bid0nla
Black 81 Duluth. MINI. is THit'
ing her daughter and family. Mr.
and Mrs Eariyu Bell ~ 9i2 H.
Anthony Az. for tho holidays.
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DEBS Il DATES


III there dcbs and dates, Well
was "olo" Santa good To your He
and I got along just fine. In every
respect. In few more days there
will be new year, leap year"
When the new year comes, II In
also time for a change in the hap
pcniugs time for parties to be
different dances to pick up
time for year Of run,
wheatlcy In changing some
In the past, the only two out-of-
town basketball and baseball
teams 10 come up here were Des
MoInes and Omaha, People want
eli to soc more out -of-town teams
come up. 81 now Rock Island IL
added TO that list. and they viii
be the first ones up here this year,
Are you changing
Friday night, Barbara Barnes
and Norman Wcatberry got mar
ried In a very lovely ceremony.
Congratulations. kids, After the
wedding there was party at
Normans "old' house. Everyone
was In such a good mood, and
everyone seemed 10 bo having
good time.
A lot Of fabulous dates are
home now Robert Green, Willard
Merrill, John Dunavan and wally
Williams
Saturday night there was all
kinds nf parties going on around
the Twins" Among these were
the Los Diahloa Christmas party,
Paul Jones had a party, Jeanette
Mllled had party and Ray Bron-
son gave party,
Charles Smith was sick for the
pas, few days. ana he couldn't
make u out, but II did him world
Of good, he loat his middle"
Tomorrow night In New Years
Eve. and l among the rest OF you
have been looking forward TO that
night, This week end win bring ON
boards OF parties, with lots OF mis-.
tlctoc floating around, and every
ono getting happy People win be
running from one party 10 an
other. trying TO ind one that has
the most happening at II.
| Well fabulous people. guess
III bring this old year 10 a cioae
with my column and look forward
to n better and prosperous new
year 10 until 1890. HAPPY NEW
YEAR DEBs AND DATES. sign.
ing Off
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30
Wednesday Matinee Clubs
December Meeting Held
Eorly On The Month

The Wednesday Matinee Club
held its regular meeting on De-
cember 7, at the home Of Mrs.
Sue Gordon. 1915 Marribee Drive.
Business was discussed and Mrs.
Johnnie Mae Haskins was voted
in as a new member.
Mrs. Beulah Cruces birthday
was celebrated and she received
many lovely gifts
Concluding business. the club
celebrated its annual Christmas
party with the exchange OF gifts
by the members and a gala time
was had by all.
Cocktails and lunch were served
by the hostess,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

dan, 71S Aurora Az. on Christmas
day Present were Mr., and Mrs
A w Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs,
Moses Wallace and daughter, Val.
erie, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Rob
lnsm and children. Kathleen and
Jimmie, Mrs. Cruahnhon, Mrs
Nelson, Mildred Coleman and
Peter Jordan.
Christmas Ia I0wai Mr.. and
Mrs James ciardy and children,
Linda and Larry and Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Jones' and son Craig, spent
Christmas In Manly, Iowa. where
thnr were the guests 81 Mr.. and
Mrs John Page. parents Of Mrs,
Clardy and Mrs. Jones.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

No6S' 49, oai''Su odtuFudy, De-
cember "a to spend Christmas
with their mother and family.
Mrs. Marie Boswell and sister,
Mrs. Ruth Judy and other rela-
tives. Christmas for Mrs. Bos-
well and Mrs. Judy was enjoyed
in their newly erected modern six
room rambler at 326 4. 45th St.
where they entertained at family
dinner on Christmas day. DR.. and
Mrs. Boswell left for their home
on Tuesday. December 81.
Holidays With Parents: Mr. and
Mrs. Phelma Benton, 1900 Port
Land Av., spent the past week end
in Rockford. Ill, visiting Mrs.
Benton's parents. While there
family reunion was held.
Dinner Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Smith, 1887 Stevens Av.. en-
tertained at a Christmas dinner
party on Monday. December 20 at
their home, Christmas decorations
were used throughout and in table
decorations. A Christmas cloth
adorned the table, centered with
holly and red candles. Following
dinner with the traditional tur-
key and trimmings, guests were
surprised when they were present
ed with beautiful gifts from the
Christmas tree by their hosts.
Guests enjoying the festive affair
were the Messrs. and Mines. God
frey Baldez, Jesse Shelton. Ed.
Varnado; the Mines. Joann Hol-
brook. Lydia Pillow, Frances
Humburd, st. Paul, Miss Greta
White, Carl Cockrell and Clifford
Grant.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

The bride is the daughter
lI5 T.. seth St. The groom Is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William West
berry OF 25l7 Clinton Az.
Mr.. Ralph Primm accompanied
the soloist, Miss Rayma Estes,
who sang, Because, The Lords
Prayer" and 20 Holy Night" and
played the traditional wedding
march
The bride was radiant as she
walked down the aisle on the
arm Of her father who gave her In
marriage. Her bridal gown was of
white Chantilly lace and tulle
over satin, II was styled with a
basque waist with long fitted
sleeves Of lace tapering to points
over the hands The fun bouffant
skirt was floor length.
Her finger-tip veil OF illusion
was attached TO a tiara OF tulle
studded with seed pearls. Her
only jc~'elry was pearl earrings
She carried bridal bouquet Of
white roses and white NUNS
conferred with an orchid with
showers of satin streamers
Mrs Matthew Westberry. sis
ter-in-law. served as matron OF
honor and wore a teal blue n.y.
Ion chiffon Grecian styled, ankle
length dress. featuring strcamers
in back Of powder blue chiffon.
She wore matching satin opera
pumps and headband OF chiffon
studded with pearls. and carried
cascade bouquet Of yellow and
white NUNS with yellow ribbon
streamers.
The bridesmaids. the Misses
Shirley Jackson, Beverly Esson
and jeanne Carter wore dresses
identical in color and style 10
that Of the matron Of honor with
matching headbands and opera
pumps They carried cascade bou.
quets OF yellow and white NUNS
with seraemcrs OF powder blue
ribbon.
Little Linda Thomas, niece Of
the groom was flower girl, She
wore white tsffeta dress, fitted
bodice attached 10 a three teired
skirt, floor length She wore white
pumps and carried bouquet OF
white carnations and red roses.
The attendants all wore pearl
necklaces and pearl earrings en-
Crusted with rhinestoneE. gift
from the bride.
Serving the groom as best man
was his brother, Ronald West
berry and usherN were jeff Mel
ton, Vincent Westberry, brother
Of the groom and Melvin Thomas.
brothcr-in- law Of the groom The
groom and his attendants wore
evening attire. His gif, 20 his at
PENDANTS were gold cuff links and
tic clasps
Mrs Barnes. mother Of the
bride, was lovely In a shrimp
Crystslettc with matching gloves
and pumps She wore corsage
81 white NUNS and yellow roses
Mrs westberry, mother Of the
groom was equally as lovely in
blue lace over net with matching
accessories She wore corsage
Of pink carnations and pink
roses
Immediately following the csre.
nony, a reception was held in the
church parior The reception table,
spread with n white cloth was en-
HANGED with bows and streamers
81 satin on each side and was
centsred with a three TERED white
wedding cake conferred with blue
bells
The bride attended Central High
School and II employed AZ typ
~, for the l. g. DonaIdson co.
The groom attended Vocational
High school and IL currently en-
ployed a. an attendant At Ab-
bot hospital
Assisting at the reception were
the Misses Nina Msrrill. Gayle
Sims Eisanor Withsrzpoon. De.
Iores Smiley. Loyey Williams and
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Mrs, Robert Covington and Mrs.
James A, Warren.
The newlyweds received an as.
sortmcnt Of lovely and useful
gifts
MIR and Mrs. Westbcrry are
now residing at 3g37 Stevens Az.
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Social and Personal
Y ST. PAUL u

Brother Was Guest; French Hunter Of Fairrnont, w. Va
left for his home Monday December 90 after having spen
seven days house OF his sister, Mrs Elizabeth Hail. 80
N Dale ST. his niece aud nephew Mr. and Mrs George Man
ming 9i3 ST. Anthony Az In honor of Mr. Hunters birthday
which Christmas day, Mr. aud Mrs Manning hosts
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS :

Dlnner HOSTS; Mr. and Mrs. Norlan Mccoy 5l6 Goth Av
had as er dinner guests Monday December % Mr. and
Mrs EDWARD Waberg of Clayton Wis, parents of Mrs Nc.
Coy ana B Waberg Sr Superior Wis uncle and Bill Wall.
berg Jr, of DeS Mones, la, cousin.
nome FOR Chrstmas DR.. and Mrs Paul Boswell of Chi
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Surviving Mrs, Ware are her
husband, Rev. =, r. Ware, n sister
other relatives and many friends
everywhere.
Funeral services for Mrs Ware
Were held in Cleveland. Ohio this
week
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

= teaspoon pepper
z cups canned tomatoes
! y cupH GUIDED cGokad chicken
METHOD Thaw okTa untIl
Pods can b" easily separated. Then
c1It in \ inch siires Combine okra
chicken stock, carrots celery. IN
ions and green pepper In large
saucepan. Add salt and pepper
Cover and co>pk ~ minutes or IN
~ vegetables are Just tender
Ma tomatoes and chicken and
heat thoroughly Serys with reH
M = msiu dish ~ serve IA a s,rw
Males + n 10 servings
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30
CANOES CHRISTMAS DANCING PARTY
AT LOWRY HOTEL is GALA AFFAIR

The ultra smart atmosphere of the ballroom of Hotel
Lowry ST Paul ideal compliment Monday, December
ID for the beauty and glamour which characterized equally
glamorous thong of socacs who gathered make merry
with the Cameo Club AT ts annual formal dancing party
The hall beautifully decorated carrying out the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30
BARBARA BARNES BECOMES THE
BRIDE OF NORMAN WESTBERRY
AT HOLSEY MEMORIAL CHURCH

In impressive double ring ceremony against back
ground of white chysanthemums osey Memorial church
Miss Barbara Barnes became the bride of Norman WeSher
at clock in the evening Friday December % Rev
c. Conwell offcated
The bride is the daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs Alfred Barnes
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your menu problem
You might make your specially
chicken Rumbo that hearty.
happy blend of chicken. okra and
other vegetables It's an old time
fay0rits an popular today a. u
ever was And, what's more. to
day you can have " whenever you
want H. Okrs, the vegetable ihst
gives gunbo ia distinctive taste
il nov available In quick frUzHn
form. The crisp. green pod" are
PACKED in convenient iO-0unce
b,Szss and sold in the frozen fo',d
department 81 your local store
Although your menu for sup
per may be simple just IN" gum
bo with a salad and tnaE's1
French bread slices On the side
you can give the meal importance
by serving The Rumbo from big
and beautiful Old fashioned tgr""n
fthe kind your KrsndmO'hsr used
for soup. Pile the salad IN y big
wooden b,vvi. the brssd In = nap
kin-iinsd bssks, and can yDTr
friends 20 the table Pc sure N
have plenty ~ ne gumho it's ~"
kind ~ dish that calls for ger
ends
Chicken Gnrnlpo
! b0E 40 OsIncsEB quick frOzsu
Whole okra
2 cups chicken s'ock
= cup finsf carrots
= cup deed cslsry
= cup diced Unions
2 tablespoons dirsd green pepper
tsasp0Dn salt
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Evening star., 1955-11-30
Heismon Trophy Kept
In Midwest by Cossody

with this wonderful bunch o.
guys"
Earlier In the day in Chicago
Cassidy said he would wait until
spring to decide whether to joir
the Detroit Lions, who drafted
him as their No. l choice Mon
day.
Hints Of Canadian Offers
Cassidy, attending a All Club
ceremony, implied the Lions may
have to bid against some pretty
fabulous offers from Canada"
The Buckeye star said his de-
cision on pro football would be
made after he finished baseball
competition at Ohio State
Cassidy, a centen fielder, batteo
.327 last spring.
He said he would have pre-
ferred being drafted by the
Cleveland Browns to be nearer
to his home town.
In answer to reports the Lions
plan to use him as successor tc
Doak Walker. who plans to re-
tire after this season. cassady
said:
II don't think I'm that good
But / think I can play pro foot
ball, which should be easier b
some ways" 3
Evening star., 1955-11-30
Nail Arrives Sofely
After Fire on I Truin
Delays HioIeoh Trip

MIAMI, Fla. Nov. 30 R9.
Nail. the years leading money
winning juvenile, arrived safe ct
Hialeah yesterday after being de-
Ilayed 10 hours by q train fire
which destroyed an adjoining
lear.
A baggage car. Immediately be-
hind the horse car in which Nail
lrode with eight other thorough-
breds. hlazed up 20 miles north Of
Richmond, Va. The train stopped
land flreFnen saved the mail but
luggage and newspapers we're de-
stroyed. The car burned to the
frame.
Nail. Q gray colt owned by Mrs.
iAnson A. Bigelow. "didi.'t even
Ibat an eye, Trainer q. p. Odom
said. HE took it like q trooper
les smoke biIlowed around and
THE excitement Of firefighting
went on outside. A French sta
Iblemate, Ararat, threw q car at"
lin the excitement. he added.
The colt. winner Of $239. $50
this year. is q possible Kentucky
Derby winter book favorite.