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Films Of More Than Routine Merit

LEFT HAND GOD"Humphrey Bogart In TOP form as an
adyenturer masquerading priest
"LovE ME LEAVE ME"Singer Doris Day plays singer
Ruth Etting, ably abetted by James Cagney.
"REBEL WITHOUT CAUSE"-Reasonable examination ol
juvenile delinquency welplayed by the late James Dean
"SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS"-l954s most
joyous musical; Jane Powell and Howard Keel
"TO HE'LL AND BACK-Audie Murphy plays himself IN the
story of his World War III military career
TRIALArhur Kennedy and Glenn Ford In corkng meio
drama lashing at Communists and race prejudice.
"THE VIRGIN QIEEN"Bette Davis In vruoso acting dis
uay again playing Britain's first Elizabeth.
"yVIZARD OZ"The fresh young Judy Garland OF rev
years back In musical fantasy Of lasting charm
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WINuAND THrATERS

Abe DRIVE.M..l1ie'0 e Z 9 =; IS; Sc;
PAYNE. sSaSn RHeoNpA FLEMING. RON
AID REAGAN IN ''TENNESSEE'S
PARTNER" Technieolor- at $3.50.
g;54 Cartoons at 7:s5 RlcBAEp2 y n
CARLSON tn iTT CANE FROM
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Scranton wives and mothers
the smartest Of comedies >. For
q reason that eludes US, II any
Scrantonian decides to take unn-
bragg ct that observation
And yet a good case could be
made for Scranton as the coun-
try's current center Of sophisti-
cation :. After all. it is also the
native heath ttlattering world
of Jean Kerr.
Mrs. Kerr, wife Of Herald
Tribune critic Walter, displayed
her brilliantly brittle wit-quite
Of a piece with Mrs. Green's-in
"The King of Hearts" Il
Mrs. Kerr's observations on the
human comedy are the more cor
rosive. well, she's lived these last
few years in the heart Of the
Broadway theater district; al
night in Larchmont There's
nothing like Sardi's to put an
edge on q woman's words.
With Mrs. Green now so hap
PLY launched, Scranton should
feel pretty sunny about itseli
:. And especially its girls.
ACTOR WARNED: Actor
Donald Cook, in town rehearSina
for ia Ronde" which opens the
new Studio Theater on Monday
night, has been alerted for what
might otherwise have been 9
shattering surprise.
This is MIR. Cooks first in-the-
round performance and a critic
friend thought he ought to be
forewarned about one thing :.
This is the circumstance thai
when the actors return for cur
tain calls. three strange charac-
tiers suddenly make their APP
pearance on stage.
These" Mr.. Cook was told
"will be the critics getting the
blank out Of there to their type
writer's"
1t has always been one Of the
disconcerting things about
arena-style production IS. Most
disconcerting. perhaps to the
critics involved, who like to be-
have tlnrudely =. S At least until
they get back to their offices.
incidentally. speaking of La
Ronde, " the Studio theater man
agement is disturbed no end that
people keep associating it with
the movie That was one thing
-. The production starring Mr.
Cook and June Havoc in Eric
Bentley's adaptation Of Arthur
Schnitzler's potion. Is quite an
other Very much alive. every
one associated with 1t intends II
to be.
SNOWY PLACE, THIS: It's
washington that brings out the
paternal and maternal In thea
ter people-fifm people too. but
less SON their visits here !.
It is a city, the visitors quickly
begin to feel, that the children
ought to see So. II possible.
{hav n4aa.n Ae.fa,1aeYfferlt Ia bring
the children.
This explains that large FAM
fly group around the Raleigh this
holiday week end s. Its menu
bers are the Crouses. father,
mother, Lindsay Ann tnamed
for Howard Lindsay, Of coursel
Timmy and the young woman In
charge Of the young Crouses
It is not the first visit Of the
younger tribal members -. Tim
my, who towers q few inches
above q dining room table. Is an
old Smithsonian hand, who likes
1t here very much Lindsay
Ann, q small girl with jellied
fingers and an angels smile. !:
very glad to be here too On
more general premise than
Smithsonian. II the latter does
not mind.
##*
THE BIGGIES: Weekly Va
riety. which keeps the records
Is out again with the report thai
"Guys and Dolls to the sur
prise Of no one and the delight
Of Sam Goldwyn. Is again the
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as big as they used to. but
they make a tidy little profit
for movies that cost around
$400. 900. They're playing in
the big movie houses. My guess
Is they'll go on making 'em."
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K.B THEATERS

Gomez, With Our Compliments, IN
the Piccadii;y LonnEe. q g 10 P:M:
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Louis BernheimeT's Theatres
VERNON

ITCCT La 8-3iI2. JACK HAWKING,
SksoNk LAND OF THE PHARAoHS." !"
2.40, $40, p:4o; GENE KELLY. IT'S
ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER" 1, 4:2S. 8.
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THE PASSING SHOW
Jonus' Author Adds
To Scronton's S Fame
By Jay CARMODY

SATURDAY SUMMARY: Just this correspondent exclu
syey predicted this Dick Coe exclusively predicted
the morning one). "Janus" Broadway delight de-
light heavily nctued by the fact that Carolyn Green Scranton
wife and mother Of three its author and that her rst
play
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ROCKVILLE DRIVEN

Free, One Gal. Of Gas % kach
Car When Temperature Falls Be-
L low 4t Degrees.
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Horse Loses Life,
rs Others Soved
|In Hawthorne Fire

CHICAGO. Sept. "a tP, Ons
horse was destroyed and q
Others led to safety today when
IRE flashed through 4 600-foot
long stan at the Hawthorne race
track In suburban Cicero.
Robert Carey. the tracks man-
aging director. estimated tho
property loss at about $2o.000
Cause Of the blaze was moi
known.
The fire was detected IS min-
Iures before the first race. Start
Of the days program was delayed
about an hour.
Attendants led many thor
oughbreds to safety through q
haze Of thick smoke. some
bolted, but were caught quickly.
Carey said the 5-year-old brick
land wosd building. built In 1850,
contained some 90 stalls.
lSeventy-six were occupied.
Nearly 100 other horses occupy
ling q nearby stable were Led
away from the scene.
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FOURTH RAcE--Purse. $500; claim.
ling; 3-year-oids; Lii miles.
Tee n. Nv. Ceek1 1870 100 80
Stroller fChafehl $50 III
Sit Lsri Forever More. Remhoh; Lssy
Tiser. Time. 1:46k.
ua Es sss. sscE .ss s. is.aas s..i
InIaek WidsH. tAaamsl li.lo 500 5.es
Baby Tueky lceekl $50 81
Hy-T'n &c tThofnten) 4.4(
Cold Heart, Mishty Moment. VAR
Vixen. xippi riEeon, Fay's Reaper. Misi
Run More. Air Flight. Time. 1:t3ss.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 10000: handi.
gap. s-year-olds and up: furicns'
s'sas. s..:s,ee tAa'n., 100 80, SO 80 Z.
Tnosix az Ceokl $50
Sir Tribal, sun Dayid. JoviAi Pegeen
VARIES. Time. l:23h tnev American
SEVENTH RAcEs2s 900 added: nj,
iinois Owners Handicap; 3-year-olds ant
iI:sgs { 1, 9: ~ E sss,. .ca, ia.so ], ~ "A.
3 For Free tBaiauinl a.
Passing Hour. styrunner. aGoini
lAuay, Betsy IT.. Brachs Admiral u
lBer9erlk, Montenegrtn- Time, 1.46ls.
aGtable ana Krensky entry.
EIoHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: d
lipuances: 3-year-olds: q furiongs fturfl
/ 50 Nv. Co1kl A.60 3N{
| fleyal Bred tyessopi l.6l
Foxy Elmer, Ruis Again. Laheim, PM
Theme. Sticks, Mr.. President. Time
I1:24Is.
NINTH RAcE--purse. s2.760: claim
ling: 4-year-olds and NJ; mile turf
| nest Wishes fGilligsn1 1880 600 AZ
Mn1nbnr tAdaBsl $50 80
DennA's Fox fNeisenl 81
Betsy X. Tiny Harp. Persistent All
Betsy X. Tiny Harp. Persistent Air
Feudine. Time-1 .3Sas.
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lead By four ienstis Is the fleit
hit the hall mile pole. Blut
Choir. on fourth. moved int
second ct this point but ap.
peared under : stout hold b,
Hartack. G. N. Kline's Kastel
was third and Klairon vas rum
ming NTH.
elevation held sway at the
three quarter mark. although
Blue Choir had moved within
two lengths Of the front end
Kiairon displayed Raster In the
third as they hit the top Of the
stretch. Then Hartack let out
Blue Choir and the Irish bred
colt seemed TO nv past elevation
Hartack went to the whip and
Blue Choir spread out. moving
three lengths IN front Is he
showered mud on the fading Che.
vation. Blue Choir carried top
weight Of l26 pounds. while
elevation toted III and Klairor
III. Boy D'Amosir, owned by mrs
B. Cohen finished fourth. with
Queens Beeches. English bred
horse. Fox II from France. and
Raster following ID that order
The rideriess Prince Hill. 81
course, was last.
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ATLANTIC CITY. N, j.. Sept
"a R1.-Irish bred Blue Choir
fcur-year-old colt owned BY MRS
Mary i. Nathenson Of Chicago
turned on late speed to sweep "a
b three length victory In thu
sIO4.600 United Nations handi-
cap at the Atlantic City race
track today.
Blue Choir, q dark brown Me-
1etrier- Fleur colt, who qualified
for today's final leg Of the $780,
900 added triple turf series last
week b. winning the American
Bred stakes, outfinished Fox
catcher Farms Chevation and
the French horse. Klairon. Wiliis
x1artack, winnfngest jockey ii
the Nation, booted the Matthew
son horse over the sogsy mile
ana three-sixteenth distance IN
two minutes nat.
Eight tloroughbreds from -four
nations competed In the third
annual grass course event. The
starters earned their way into the
race by finishing among the FIRST
four IN either the foreign bred
or American Bred stakes, both
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ansss; 2-ysar-Olds: furi6HEs tWide'
!: 81, s,..,. =. .s: s "a Is,
/ Pssssr. ssissni. fDevilish psks.
. Mssomie. Nasreddin, & born. NlEhty
Mslsss Hn n;syss nxss Gssk qE o
nant, Masnd. Tulchan. Time. f:l0as
Whitnsy entry:
toUkSrH RAcx--Purse. $4,000. allow.
Ienees; 3-yeer-oids and up; 8 fufiongs
.s, g. c,ss, ts5 p.,,.. lsse E ss s::
Wiley wind (E1erenol III
IPsignor. bianauita, bsiphic Dsssm. Time
tatlPsfH RACE Purse. $500: sllov,
Lsugh hse tgestrope) sec 2.9l
Rissr Jordan. gun Ralsr End. Mo RAJ
sixfH ER.Ackpurss. 500, 900 added
The syscnhy Stakes; 3-year-oids and up
Ihlsh 9 s.n; tssl.ns, ,1.se e.ss -
Nashua 2ArcsroJ - 81
"a s,, TsTf HellosseDe time, i;4s %
ADDED: tlls Jerome Handicap; s-yssf'
Trsiide JUDI: tAresrs, s2o $50 SCI
| Ia nssss ss e:,sI, SIC ~ r..
Fool fApoiio, Power. Dedicate, West,
Thunder Hole, aFlyine Fury, aRcciiii
vaEa 30. Hattie Dsli Thinking CD
q Cain Hoy stable entry Field.
|. EIGHTH RACE--pfree. $500. claim
tln9s 4-yeaY~oide ana up; ~ miiee
Asdissy Llsnsnsr tN'd'ss) 1.b6 40 go
Prefer Dam f9toya1D ~
John D. r. Open and shut, Dove,
,nGIn isisa F,s,. orsst Artist super
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RAcE--Purse. Sl.b00: ALLOW.
Hunfex.s RIM hIcG'nl 80 40 ~ 20
rrlnce Rese skees, 80 ~. ~
h 49,. s,ndse Tsaek Ne il, Psrs.
Dream. Time, lass.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $i.500; d.
lpWaneet; y-yeaT.oids; turlongs. ..
Arch nsyai white, 80 I ~ ~ y
Love- T &; i'i siHSsGsvern, - s.ss
Triliiam. Eyneelee. Hockessin, Wales
Hart. pnnan. 0ala crsvat. Tolna Rose
Time 1:323s,
FIFTH RAcEPurse. $500; claim.
ing: 3-yeer-olds and up; about fur-
S.lsss shs.. 11se,s, 1.se 80 ~ g
Her seanaaI !Ernt.l , ~
Boy. Time, / :323s
sTxTH RAcE--Purse. $500; claim.
ing; 3-year-o!ds and up; fgriongs. .
Extra Bisna tCafriiis) 500 e.ss
..s Hst.zs, .'' ssnoloe. oubaa.. crs s;Ss
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. s., 800: IL
loWances. 3-yenr-oids and up: III miles
Scotch Dare fnEcfs,y,rn} 100 4.8O 4.2l
CheEsy Branch tCarriilc) 1890 e.S.
! HSndrsd proof. war waitz, ! Cha SS,
Girl, Copake. Time. I:S2.
q GoidberG.Lodge entry.
EI6HTH RACE--rurse, $1,000; claim.
ias ssES 3ssh rs WI ss slss
Jsr1ifehie {DeekeyS 400 2.el
Busy Am6ie, Four West. orestmus
Hiue Holly. Time. 4:oIss.
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HIGH Gun Takes
SYsonby With
Nashua Third
Continued From Pase CT

pA1stNcA NAvtM -
after the race that he weak
ened on High Gun once.
MY orders we're to lay on
the pace he said. I'M. tMax)I
Hirsch thought there might be
an early scramble and there
was. Turning for home 4
thought / had it. but then /
weakened on him at the eighth
pole. ne came on again, fow-
ever. and made It In time. =
Woodhouse praised his mount,
Jet Action. saying:
ssHe handled them for i mile,
but then they got q little tough
on him. He ran & swell race.
though. /"
Eddie Arcaro, who rides prac-
tically al Of Nashua's races.
could ind no excuse for the
colt VINO was only losing nls
fourth start IN 10 races IS both
4 2 and 3 year old.
Arcaro Says No EXCUSES
He tNashua) had nothing
but good luck and there can't be
ANY excuses Tor him at this
time. Arcaro said.
Atkinson who previously had
won the Sysonby on Capot IN
ll949 ana Tom Fooi IN ls51 and
1883. said o. Mr. Turf
sThe last half mile was too
much for him and when he
started to drag 8 bandage ON the
last turn / eased him up . bit. =
With five starters. the gross
value Of the stake was $7O6. TOO.
iof which 2 net o. SID.tuU went
lto tne winner. ana WINE not tne
l[lcnes. race ~ the country sne
lsysonny usually proouces sne
l.,0Ise-oL 1890. ntlneu. 49, ].
s,on an1 gap0I ~ wsIe Llal. ~ J.
IL w no,se alse 20, Wi . ~, ~
l5ysOnDy AiOns Wisn AoM rVoi
- ls0S.
The fractional times were zz-5'
iI:l0L. 1855 and l:49I over .
racing strip that had been
soaked BY rain Tor sN7ne 10 Or -
hours.
As the field paraded TO the
post the tote board showed Mr.,
fTurf at 30 70 !. JET Action at 9
IHieh Gun at =, kaleidoscope 81
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Closing Feature !
Al Bel Air Won.
By Scotch Dare
By JOSEPH b. KELLY
stsr Racing Editor

:. u @...aL L IA
BEL ALI. Mo- sept. y
IScoscn Da.e: oMlea ana ttaIneC
~ fsicnhIu Y. Wasvs' vas sas -
Up 20 2 MaiK ~ Appreuslcs
anoLnas acS1Oseln g &c cIosssu
tne nnlsn nne 3 lv.lenssn vlceoz
"a INC Ss.oou PEI Ar purse. clos.
Us feature g Tins haiIoru
County course.
Second choice Of the crowd Of
|8,046. Scotch Dare paid 800
$40 and $40 across the board
Favorites Beaten
Cherry Branch. q ISL shot,
was second In the Indian-iile nm
lish and Scrub picked up third
about four and . half lengths
behind Cherry Branch.
The result was most distress
ling to the bettors who backed
1.-THE entry Of Char Girl and Hun.
Idred Proof into As favoritism
Hundred Proof finished fourth
beaten 1914 lengths and Chal
Girl. who figured to do most 81
the running. beat one hcrse
among the seven starters.
It was q well timed victory 10
19-year-cld Apprentice McGoy.
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Jet Action . little. Although
Nashua had only run over two
tracks that were not classified
as fast. he won the Florida Derby
last spring In heavy going. For
that matter, the footing wa
merely good when he ran against
Swaps IN Chicago.
Nashua gave 1t q real try hui
he was up against just . little
too much horse IN High Gun,
who was carrying less than $50
pounds for the FIRST time this
year.
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AS Drivers Racing
AT Marlboro Todu,

Forty-five stock-car drivers
win be entered In the 75-iap, six
event program ct Marlboro NO.
tor Raceway this afternoon
starting at $3.50.
Three qualifying heats. two
consolation races and the IS
lap feature make up tbs card
Track officials have added sl5o
to the feature purse II the win-
|ner breaks the track record for
the distance.
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Hawthorne Results

FIRST RACB--Pnrae, S2.75Os claim
ing; 3-year-olds; . furlengs.
E E.ss SIsasi sss7s 40 81
Baiiey's Pride tsailissnl 3.1l
Laury's Glory. Solid Rock. Bit d
Reiehs Lady N Haste. French Legion:
Tpufe Force. Quituruury and Maybe
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $3.50; claim.
ing; 4-year -olds and up: B furlonKs
Latitude fSkeFonskil 500 500 80
Edenife tOifliEam) A.0o 3.2<
ConeyviIie fDnhonl 4. 90
Bill Pac. Kissin Kate. Judge Dan
cehette, Hint Branch. Ardansgai. Time
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Grid Come Postponed

| AMHERST, Mass. Sept. "a
ltR.-Rain today postponed the
football game in Amherst be-
tween American international
College and the University Of
Massachusetts until Monday
|afterncon. h
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Belmont Park Results

xrssr naS AZ. - ss. ,s1:, Claim.
Waiia fMaiiegl 1870 100 N.ll
Uapfite tMnrenp) o.0o 60
Deck Cherry flzecfsAry) Azt
ils a,.n H fs zee GS,n9 s;,s ,i Hs.l
Sour Note, Sailed Away. Jipi Japa
s1c cs RAcE--pssirss.- $4,000: maid.
en 2-year-clds; . turlongs.
bsssstsss sssikksnsn, - 1853 100
fslsm. FONT. Fats First. WIN b
Done, rolnt OF Order. Aden. Trouble Ne
bssTy w. rhsisnsss. T III i:iass -
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Rockingham Results

FIRST RACE-Pur1e. Sl,7OO; claim.
ing; A.year-0lds and IN; furlonRs.
Ao9e fleet WnAnksl l4.oo e.19 60
B1bhIing Cola lPasentl SSl
Mixes Money, Brave Elm, ID Tha
goeok xlns IsiS valiant YEA re!
SECOND RAcEPurse. 5000. diam.
RanaE .;.s s;sss a sns.; Hi,ss s.. Z.
lsayoIbcy fRarentD 40 3.(1
Belle chanteuse, Mr. Cumherlsr1d'
Molly Bell, Meipet, 6uduese. Pre1ti
Donna, Gratuity. Time. 1:45M.
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Atlantis CITY RACE CHARTS

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va 565 sso6 ssae ssae 1lns
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N.ti0sPs 5 n1.. ga, R5ss
Pis I Is1sP'5 S.sss'ss "a .ssoo
5lSs ear |9sS Is sas5sseE1 W 81 SS
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$S|SS;'s ssls 81. s5vi sssss
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stretch. then responded eaKfly 70 wear
4sM ssas r sn sesy slssory M
slelt clear LEAD g re final tu,n dspcssa g
2gsa hEoKsh alonf the inslds E5 h9ld Es9
10 rally ~ did QUEENS HEEGAkS and Lex M EAslthSSs
s sass sna 1890 sse 81 l Is.
KidHIH 81 200; eiatmns s-ysaz.oIas ~
wiinner e Ksisys az S4 s5o ns
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lI!|;;I h |'|:i'Is
natuels Ped 3 APPEAsE NOE 81 aQ ~ ~.
Hapdls ssos2 total hsndls icT DAY. si.5S2e
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Esass sSssssas ass
sas. soe &c sse e Es sasp s 9s
asni Ibs ISs ss ssss 100 $50
Horse Jockey We. pp. 4 y str. Ein oads.
= ! / 4
49, SIS ssss s
s .ss1 s;oa sn s
fsss fTssSs w Rassh Eve sS
$40. HaIss jolly: z. g: 81 9
III 81: q: Il u
T sPIpIs As aHs.s soI.an, e & s. SSSS
SS'SI'' e.
DAILY D0U6LE a6 And 81 RALp 1890
s as.s 81 ssu s.sss
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| Horse JocEs7. WET: ~. q 81. Iln. ODDS
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9hnne on Fife lHtaekl 1I6 e III II X,A ",
Noble Faith (0onEalezl l1d % q . A es8t
Daring Daddy fOrfm1 10D ~ ~ - ~ a.y,
walker d'euezt 11b 4 IN -
Chelsea Town tAnyonl ITO ~ q q g.l z2sS,
sopta g ;nn.M fs.ef ept h1e
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NASHUA is OUTSLOSHED- High Gun, the King
Ranch,s 3-year-old champion Of 1854, finishes fast
On the outside to outslosh Jet Action and Nashua
(right) on sloppy track in the $106, 700 Sysonby
Stakes at Belmont Park yesterday. High Cum rid
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icopytight 1885. ~ ygiansls EublicA tons. Inc,
kliteI AACEfufsa POD; claMlngs -e4t. luz
id; alisns winner. s. g a ~
Ssz5 Time i: liz brissiiSs snd sopsT & 8. -s-7'
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a USsodf Fdfmt ono Wonpshsf
EIGHTH RAcE-Purs $500; eaiains 10; si6 ae

q Henry Cohen end Mrs.. A. 9.
bR. Feireioih entry.
xApprenties allowance eioimsd.
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Evening star., 1955-08-04
Son Of 1t. Shoulders
SOUGHT in Hackers S Death

been made by blood and that 1t
appeared attempts had been
made to wash 1t of.
The body of the cab driver
Robert Carr, "A, was found in the
trunk of his car July 81 near
Livingston, Ill. He was shot and
stabbed.
Both Harvill and Shoulders
had been questioned previously
about the Staying. Bobby Davis
Martin, 27-year-old st. Louis cab
driver, already was under a MUIR
der charge in the case. Martin
who denied any connection with
the case, is held in the Madison
County Jail without bond.
Martin was arrested after Mr.
Cars mother and stepfathei
told police he had threatened
their son over the telephone sew
eral days before the body was
found. Of1cers said Mr.. Carr
and Martin repeatedly had guar.
lreled over Mr.. Carr's estranged
wife, Bernice.
Shoulders father arrested Carl
Austin Hall and Bonnie Heady,
kidnap-slayers Of 6-year-old
Bobby Greenlease Of Kansas City
Evening star., 1955-08-04

EDWARDSVnLE, H.. Aug. 4
(B.-Police last night arrested
one of two men sought in the
car-trunk killing Of a former st.
Louis taxi driver.
George (Stormy) Harvill was
picked up by police in front OF
his East st. Louis home and
brought to the Madison County
Jail here. Still sought Is Louis
D. Shoulders.
Murder warrants for their ar
rest were issued yesterday
Shoulders is the son Of Louis
Shoulders. former st. Louis po-
liceman now serving a Federal
prison sentence for perjury in
connection with the 1853 Green
lease kidnapping case.
Police said the younger Shout
ders was a bartender employed
at q tavern near Paramount Park
race track. which was operated
by Harvill.
States Attorney Fred p. Schu-
man said the charges were filed
after a thorough search Of the
tavern. He said a large stain
found on the floor may have
Evening star., 1955-08-04
To Leop at 10000 Feet

NEW YORK. Aug. 4 (R-Air
Force 1t. Henry p. Nelson and
Capt. Edward @. Sperry. whose
As, ,200-foot jump last year set
lparachuting records, are plan
ming to leap from twice that
height, in the interest of science.
The new jump is to be from a
balloon late this year or. early
1886.
Evening star., 1955-08-04
Thin Wire

Wire so thin that q small
spool contains an unbroken
length Of 40 miles now is being
produced at Christchurch. New
Zealand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

A. D., Langley Park
My husband and ] have re-
Gently moved from another
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Minister Host
AT Supper Party

The Israeli Minister and
Mrs. Reuven Shiloah were
hosts at a supper party last
evening at their Myrtle street
residence.
Guests invited included Mr..
George Barnes of the Interna-
tiUnal Cooperation Admins
tration and Mrs. Barnes, the
Australian Counselor and Mrs.
Blakeney, Mr.. Homer Gruen-
Their of the White House staff
and Mrs. Gruenther. and from
the State Department Mr.. Will
liam Burdett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrill Gay and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Hare.
Other guests asked were Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Leventhal,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Edelstein.
Deputy Attorney General and
Mrs. William Rogers, the Meth
erlands Minister and Baroness
Won Worst. the Yugoslav Min
lister and Mrs. Pumozic, Mrs.
Francis Russell, Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. Joseph Donohue. Mr.. Max
Freedman, Mr.. Frederick Kuh
and Mr.. Eliahu Salpeter.
Representing the Embassy of
Israel were the Ambassador
and Mrs. Abba Eban, and the
Military Attache and Mrs. Sal
mon.