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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

latest known types of Soviet jet
bombers displayed In formation
strength over Moscow last July.
These include the TYPE 81"
four-jet heavy bomber believed
capable of carrying an atom
bomb and the TYPE 80" medium
twin-jet bomber.
James emphasized that the
Russians are turning these
planes out at what is probably
not the eventual full capacity
production rate. It added Amer
ica's aircraft industry has prob
ably reached its greatest pro-
duction peak in peacetime."
Output Appraised
The publication gave this
appraisal of output:
THE capacity for production
on the large scale of medium
and heavy jet bombers may not
yet be so great as for fighters
(but) the Type SO has been
shown off publicly in a forma-
ton of 81. and though the pro-
duction figures have probably
reached nothing like those for
the (American Boeing BAT. it
is felt in the West that Russia
will very shortly possess a forml-
dable bomber striking force"
Type 81 is the nearest Russian
equivalent to the United States
Air Forces eight-jet interconti-
mental bomber designed to carry
the H-bomb. the B-52. However
air experts have pointed out that
the Soviets have come up with
unusually powerful jet engines
since four of them in the Type
81 apparently do almost the
same job that eight engines dc
for the B-52.
The United States is believed
to have held for a long time the
production lead in medium JET
bombers with the six-jet BAT
This is the plane with which the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08
Russian Striking Force
OF Jets Seen by james

LONDON Dec pa world authority on aircraft said
jet planes will give the Sovets
formidable striking force" 1t said the Soviets
turning planes factories scattered from the Polish
border to the Far East.
edition World Aircraft" cited the
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Hockey 10 Open
With AII.Siars

DETROIT, oct. 1 The
winter sports season nov
stretches over parts Of eight
months as hockey makes its bow
here tomorrow night.
The occasion 10 the National
Hockey Leagues All-Star game
matching the defending cham.
lpion Detroit Red Wings against
the best of the rest. This viii
be the fourth time In the nine
years the game has been played
that the Red Wings have fur
lnished the opposition.
This seasons edition Of the
wings has been changed con-
lsiderahly from the club that wor
Its seventh straight league it'll
lin l954-s5.
Seven players were traded away
during the cff-season and one ol
them Goalie Terry Sawchuck
now with Boston will be bach
with the Ali-Stars.
The game win also mark the
return to competition Of Maurics
tRocketl Richard OF the Mon
|treaI canadiens. The fiery
IFrenchman attacked q referee In
Boston and was suspended during
the ANAL games Of the season and
the playofis.
Hec tToel Blake viii coach the
All-Stars.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
j. Wood Plott Wins
First y. S. Senior
Amateur Golf Title

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct. I
ItP).J, wood Piatt Of Philadei-
Iphia and Bethlehem. Pa, today
defeated George studinger q
San Francisco. 5 and I. to be-
come the first senior amateur
champion Of the United States
Golf Association.
Shooting two-under-par eoli
lat the Belle Meade Country
Club course. Plat lost only one
hole In winning his first ma
tional championship of ans
kind. The Philadelphia insiir.
snce man, who Is 81, lost only
the par-3 sixth hole. where hs
recorded o bogie while his op-
ponent registered par.
Studinger, 1928 San francisco
City champion. was four oyei
par for the - holes !
For Platt. who Was 8 stand
out golfer in the Bobby Jones
era. eliminates years Of trying
for national honors. Many
times he has been pre-tourney
|favorite in national events, only
to lose in early rounds.
Eugene Belleviile of Kansas
City. Mo-, defeated Col, G. n
IMcAllister Of Orlando. Fla. :
land 2 In the championship
anal.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

Milt Boiling of the Red sox
Comedian Billy Mills VIII enter
tain before the feature gamel
winning his seventh race IN i5
attempts this year. He earned
high praise from his rider after
|thesrace as Arcaro said, This Is
the most improved horse IN
America today. He did every
thing ! asked Of him.
The Woodward was the third
Evening star., 1955-10-02
DAILY DOUBLE PAID Sss3.eo

THTRD RACE--Purse.. $1,000; claim
ing. 3-year-olds: 9 furlonss. -. . !.
ssa;s...! osiss. ssf;sa., .s.s..,, ii:ae s LIS
NV nsybs MsSsl Rssls, Mig Alley. 1tinsr-
snt ttoHRfa A5Fss T5Ssi T5Sesrs1s:. sns sss6: claim.
ie.l ise.l,....R islsi iss.. 'ad
Ispaine tsslletsl SO ~
jude Dan. 9nF oa!i, UpSs, ps.. Itssssgrs' Is.sssgs
ssiEn iyEnfE AiTsgs sExcn-Fsrs. din ls. $50; cain.
S...:i;.;: 81: i;::s, iisss Sis:s.sssss, ss .sss
ssndsna Aidsnsssi sI.ia, Moon punny. Rlslps Moon.
4 sheksE Tee, pahias Lime ;SSos.. ;Soo.. .,,.v.
ss.s sIis.s sal. scss1shs sna iiss SS
n KID iCnrai2as) 5.60 4.99
Vine Lit chsries a.. soyisi. Terre.
HssssHiiEsN SEVENTH ma RxcE ais Hssndlsap, $50, 900
/ 8 Sea D Eris tCknreAl 400 $40 90
smoke screen lllsekmannt 4suo - ~
! Mistsr black sir tribal Happy 60
! Hasty Hoiss Farms entry.
,na EiqssTa syssr!siss nd 6 Gs s'a,.
nsss nss sssssn RI fsk.renshss s.ss Aa4
Verheek Arab ifsilliEsai S::ae
swivel Hips. juror, 8gtatefs W9ftns
Sis, Miss Gross. Galway BOY TINE.
NINTH RAcE--Purse. sa.so0; eiaim-
Iins s. *, I'D, and me ss 'u aee
Ponderlng tGtiliGsut 80 49,
Vasco Da Cana. Hiark HAntAHi. PAST
Ing Hour. Bahs'a Dellght Wch Gal.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

4 okes
r Rockingham Purse

SALEM, N. H.. Oct. 1 Ph
LarrieWeil, 4-year-did chestnut
colt. staged d thrilling stretch
drive In the 5000 Au Reyoir
Purse today to score q convincing
triumph as Rockingham Park
closed for the year.
with Jockey Paul Bohenko
lii the irons. LarrieWeil slipped
through on the rail on the stretch
turn to win By 81 lengths over
Marshal AT Arms In the six-fur-
long event.
Larrieweil ran the sprint In
ia and paid $50, s3.40 and
$3.50. Marshai At Arms returned
$500 and 33.4O. and Sweet Josie
paid $3.50 in third place.
Fourofus, . 22-to-l. shot. COM
bined with Bubbling Gold at 10
to-i for q $97S.4O daily double.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Z Rounds Set Today
In DiDiomutic Tennis

Second d-round and ird-round
matches In the Diplomatic Ten
mis- tournament are scheduled al
st. Aihans School. The tourna-
ment then viii recess until Sat
urCiay.
Second-round results yester-
day:
Fiorio tItalyl and Pieree tunited
0tates1 defeated Smith (Canadal and
Nethecut tunited States3, s---1. 6---2i
Johnston toTest Britain, and stephen,
aiavia and Howe tUnifed statesl. 81
SIS: Amntayakul international Fund
and Buckle tunited 8tatesi defeated
Knaiio tFskista1l ana Ennsvsr torea,
and 0iiehrist tcanads) defeated Bach
foermany and Simmons Omitted Statesl
e, ,e..s - INA NIsai .kgypt9 snd Ecosh.ysl e
sodis land Demins Omitted statesl
sehsspnisn Netheriands, ana Hasel.
ton UNITED EtatesI defeated Fedrcss
s sDi i ni iasla Massnuddin anl'sa ersfisss1, Sssi
and AsuerTevere tvepezueiai defeated
pgknrsyuis tThailanal and 1a[souIr
Jacobson tFInlandi and stursiil funiset
Gfates,. 6---i, G--g: Deyakui fThaiiandl
and E@kens Omitted Statesf defeatet
HkhATd fFrsncel and Coles tUnitet
efAtes1 60. R---D
Miiiet france and Voorhees, fUpitet
States defeated Ling tChinaf and Fiet
scher UNITED StAtest. 81, Cd;
Druitt tCireat Britain and n
and Barnes, United St2tesl. 6--2 6--0
Cor (TurkeY) and MetzeeI tunttet
Gtatesl. defeated Muirliead Great Brit.
ein1. and Martin UNITED statesl, 4--e
Barnett Omitted Htates) defeated XII
masliro tTntefnationai FUND.- and Hayel
UNITED etates). 6--4, 1q--6.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Fast New York Starts
For Willie Shoemaker

NEW YORK tRl willie Shoe.
maker does most Of his winning
on race horses In California but
New Workers have learned II
respect the brilliant Jockey.
In his 1855 New York debut
he won with his first mount
Rare Vintage, at Aqueduct
Records also show that Willie
scored with his first two New
York mounts in 1854 when HI
won both ends OF the daily
double at Jamaica.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
HappYNewyeal
|y04 Winner af
Atlantic City

MAYS LANDING, N. u, oct. |
tR) Coming from dead last Ii
the backstrekch, Mrs. .. h. n
Thouron's Happy New year
highbaiied 10 4 longshot victory
Iii the sS1,3T5 Abseccn Island
Stakes 1t Atlantic City rsce
course today before 17,773 fans.
Paying ss4. s2s2o and si0Bc
Happy New Year dashed around
the mile turf course in 1895
with Jackie Westrope riding.
Second was another longshct,
Green Dunes Farms Combustion
II, with Espea third and the fa-
vored Nahodah, coupled with
Cedriis. fourth. Scarcely more
than two length separated the
FIRST four horses.
Combustion II paid $3.50 and
81. while Espea returned $40.
Happy New Year. i good look
ing son Of Hiii Prince. was win.
ming his first race and took q
happy occasion to do It, picking
up S21 .250 for his owner.
This was the first race 1t q mile
for most Of the z-year-olds and
the firSt four under the wire are
r4f<~shYM 80. A. -. - ~ Ss1.t....t
Evening star., 1955-10-02
TRAFFIC JUDGE TAXES WOODWARD
Arcoro Has Field Day
Wins 2 Belmont Stakes

NEW YORK October 1 tR)
Jockey EDDIE Arcaro. who has
been winning biz horse races for
20 wears. had one 81 his better
afternoons at Belmont park TO-
day, winning both the Sss 100
woodward stakes and the s60,-
$50 Matron Stakes.
A crowd Of 1856 saw the 80
year-old rider win the featured
Woodward By head with Cliff
ford Moosrs Trafiic Judge about
an hour after he had scored In
the Z Matroil with Claiborne
Farms Doubled ogdare.
Iae woodward netted Mooers'
$4,000 while the Matron was
Wortn 4e.o1u 20 4. =. tbuh1
Hancock. who owns Claiborne
- ~ Aamras - -
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Big League Stars
70 Ploy Team Of
D. C. SundIotters

A major league all-star team
headed by Pitchers Virgil Trucks,
Bob Porterfield. Willard Nixon
and Steve Gromek Will stop BY
the Montgomery Blair High
School stadium Saturday for 4
game with selected players from
District sandlot baseball leagues.
The Montgomery County Boys
Baseball Association viii sponsor
the event and viii provide i pre-
lirninary game at 1880 pm,
between two midget leagues,
Eastern Division I and Eastern
Division II. The major leasuers
are scheduled TO take the field
at 2 O'Clock.
Catching for the big leaeners
win be Shernl Lollar ahd Clint
Courtney. Playing the cntfeld
will be Gene Woodling and
Johnny Groth. Al Kaline, the
American League batting cilaln-
pion. IS being sought as the
third member.
Infielders already signed In
clude Jack Phillips Of Detroit,
Bobby Young Of Cleveland snd
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Marlboro SET
|FoI Opening
OH Wednesday


Minor racine IA MARYLAND be-
49, i a. y,,,.i a,,.s - ia .easn,,
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kfs ,.l,soro s Wd tr.cK nj, X + I . n, n
n.c,crh = g
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:sss l,ssl e ss - s.n.ss y 81, si,.s = -. sssa.
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y, ~ -. s.. -, ~ ae,,,,sn, .s.1 ,,.e e,ss
s,,,ss - ss,,sl ., p.rs,vs- se,,,,,ietsS ~,
its i,,eetine IS late June.
+ 49,, e,,,s,,,l nss,i,,crn -.
10 sacret.rv .s, s.. sv,,scts s,,ss.ssg 4 IS
s,yannnrd vsth .rf,aes 3 rvbe,,j ~ he 81
cans 7 fnr hnrses 4 TI,esday - 's, Morn 4.
inc when the ~ first s,rorrar, n, viii
be drawn r
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80 ,',.t, $3.50 sa,ad ,,ass e. psis,,..su s, ~. "
close II Rel AZ Al sen.er,her ~ sr1l 81 "
|after HAVING cora,,etsd y stsadilv
through the summer 81 c,,yo. .
|berland C.harIes T,nvrn tIacers.
tnwn Timoni,,m 4. ana I Hei 3 AZ
ro,,ow,rv n1.r,,,oro,. =, ,,,..t
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Nielsen Falls Shy,
Running 4:03 Mile

COPENHAGEN, Oct. I III
Denmark's Gunnar Nielsen failed
lin his bid TO break the 4-minute
mile barrier today when he waa
clocked in 4:03.
Some 10000 fans--far more
than usual for q track and field
event here turned out to sec. Il
NELSON or one Of his rivals would
break or come close to John
Landy's 3:5s mile record.
Brian Hewson was second In
4:O3.6 and Norway's Auden Boy
sen third In 4:07.e.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
DAILY DOUBLE PAID ss7s.4o

THIRD RAGE-Purss. $500: claim.
int. 4..yeer-elds 4i,d 40: fuflongs.
y.assslans g. q q. i.. ss..sss, 1890 80 see
Thsiss. Asisntsr. ypnes sus. ssry'
ToUEIH kzci Par.s. $4,000: claim.
ss sse.s s.isIa,e'qk Iii aksrls ns1sse sse 100 as,
silssi ssi.. ksl,.. s5,.s'ss sst.r,,,.,,,, 40 SSss Ss
psb's peyi,, p.ndy John. Lady Red.
= Firth in RAcH--furse. si,7oo; claim.
S,s:ss.:.. ::; ~ ;;:s; sT:;;5, ss VI: e;
unsle E1Esr taleIsnshlinl a,et
Phantom Lack. etesis Boy. Time
Il TsfxTH RACE purse. 81 1oo: claim.
Ing; 4-yeaf-oide and up: . fnrlqngs.
sRisses sisss snsais.Ih VIM ss:Ihs, $50 sse s NJ
shed 4 Tear, Insalation. Just Free
dom. Be-0in, Flghtine Low. Prince vil'
Ion. TINE. Elas.
s6vEMTH RAcs.SIrs. "a. .,r ,eog; e9s,onss a.
Lakf;susil 4HokenkeB $50 $50 g.f;l
BIarshai Al Arms tMcAisilenl 600 Sta
Sweet Iesis tPAssnlefel 4.hc
swift steye. ccndsmion. Hat Boz
III RinHTih RacErurse. si.sao: claim.
ing; 4-yeaf-elds and up: Is miles
sssassss ssssss oea. Dsz'ni saissssn, issi5ss 2 s.ss
Relteafser, Tunesrlith. Hello Pudsy
tSunExn Tine. l.52M.
S.FIi.i.s ssR eyssEssass I..ss and us ed a'ss 40,
1 furkeg Deetk tkgttsl $50 SO.
/ AflefoA fN8henkat 60
i Gypsnn, ehiny Knleat, Sam II, Reed,
Greek Bnuduet Btii Time, 3.123s
Evening star., 1955-10-02
|'Mr. X to WrestIe
On I Turner's Cord

A double feature. marking the
frst APPEARANCE here Of Mr.
* has been announced BY Pro-
|imoter Vince McMahon foi
wednesday nights wrestling
show at Turner'S Arena,
Newest masked man Of the
mat, Mr.. X" win team with
Homhre Montana. 345-pound
Brazilian, Ia q doubles match
with Angelo Martinelli and Steve
Cob. Itswiil be > two-out-ofs
three falls, 60-minute time limit
match. ,.-. ...
The cofeature pairs Jack
Witzig. former Wisconsin foot
ball player. with Larry Haniil-
ton, touehie from st. Joseph. Mo,
Evening star., 1955-10-02
SEQ Q Erin Wins
lAt Hawthorne in
Driving Finish

CHICAGO, Oct. / lPl.-Sea o
Erin. even-money favorite with
Mister Black. another Hasty
House Farm entry. led all the
way but needed q driving finish
to win the $54.7O Charles w.
|Bidweli Memorial Handicap at
Hawthorne today.
Sea o Erin. well ridden by Ken
Church. finished q length ahead
|of Smoke Screen, 1853 Bidwill
winner. Third in the mfle-and-
eighth feature was Hassey-
lampa.
Only six competed as q third
IHasty House entry, Platan, was
Withdrawn. Sea o Erin. coupled
with Mr.. Slack, who finished
fifth, paid 81.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
DAILY p0UBLE PAID Sss.sa

~
THIRD RACE Rurfe. "a aOGos allow
Tances. y-year-Glds; 8 fnrl0ngs.
r..,,..t iS-..-..A l. go 4 - : -
i fsSniens f9s1TSi,,, aSo a.al
Ynrmonfh {tSien1nelnl t.af
Grsy Simmer, Modern world. R9s
Nlaia tLihs nslt. Gentle Knock, TieEis
Wiue WORM Ainees ! III 1Fs.
FOuRTH RACE Tha Marion stakes,
SaS. .l5l,f5 ADDED a.year-oids; 3 fnrio1sel
fSFidener eoursel.
lNNNNtNNNNtI|tlN. ANfN ~ 49, -
~ s:s:,' .asef = Z AssAansSg1 lssa.sa 2 " "
n fa.st ts.,.Se IA srs,.s /. ysrn.sn pshs
4 xcatehper,siy. Guard Raj. L F<rocioiis
be1nl. Supple. Land O'Libtfts. Nanihikt
= Afliql Hieh. Mumbeys Gamef Media
4ley. 34fSk Ack{uks Noort Image. Time
l.ugas.
whitney entry.t
lf1eio
FIFTH kACE-Purse $500; RiiBw,
Evening star., 1955-10-02
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Evening star., 1955-10-02
Hawthorne Results
=. ihe Assnriattd Preka

FTRsT RAcK--Purse. 3s,90o: claim
ling: @-yeaf-olds; mile !tgffl y. y
fVallou tRepasnl 9.uW ~
starntan2 4GiIiiEanl ~ 49,. ~.
Nnppiri, Cory, Senator NlAkt N04,s
Prize, saoz LEGS. niue Paradise, hik-hik
| king Julian, Perdoctl. Time. 4 III .
SECOND RACE-p psgrs,es s,,n,s, S1.so0 e'ella'
Grsna Cklvai tsellersl 1850 "
fisstes Alley fPepAgAl 16.oe
Loansiie, Kayo Kla. heaalng htss M
Passer. DUN DUN. Mr.. Action. Time.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Rockingham Results

FIRST RAcE-parse. 5000; elaim-
fssnesfns Scsspineiiil 1s.18 a0.eo io.so
Earn Crest fA1ndaenl x2.0o lf.00
Temntress femithl Ale
effung Sister. For True, Nervous Neil.
|IrepesS Ace. Jamaica Kid. Long Jon,
sky Chains. palliance. Time. I:i7ss,
SECOND nACE-pufse, SIs7O0: claim
inx: 4-yeae-oids and up: f1rjcngs.
HubhIine Geld tS'ftht 1000 go 1.Do
EnGfvtduAfe tEamonte1 1890 6.N0
Silver Bonnd tHohenkei 3.A0
Marphii. Cafalyat, on We 60. Blue
rpg, ouelie, Greek Runner. Time.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
ATLANTIc cITY. RAGE cHARTs

u = 81 ||'I;''' i
syssaIEs|s 3Is|'s siSs 'SS 3 8 lsss 8
6izTH KzcE--Fuf5s 1900: sis111ss: 5s1sIr-s1s:
.sa: r' sss e 4 , az sss = ss'H
--Adis Nom Trainer. j Kuiina. valuee-S1Aoo. $500
$3.50: $3.50 Tine. LIN .-y.-
d D 4! 4! !! d
nS. sssr s.s o see ao TOro o $50
Handie-42 ~ 5ag:
S75T57Ta 6zcFbs 16Sscon Iaisnd ssskes; purse. ss5
added syearoids NILE snrf, lsss s;oa; 81 3 3
Thouron's br. :, By Hi Prinee-Aerrs
s. 3 Ryan vsuesS2a.25o. 5000. $500 q zb0s Ilns
HorSs Joeks1. - Wsf. IR. u Is .atEs IN Qass
] D 4 ] !:
go sIo.so. coMBUsrIoN =. $3.50. 80 EsrEA
500.
HAPPY NV YEAR trailer ies e. mere shsb nsh
BTsTIoN hs latter hs gSsso1 oresa sap ~ a7
III SD avaitinE openiae a9ns ns nsrsa mGssn
wssfenec NKoDAH held favorses pospr Hen ne
ef ssnr RRIEcE Sss ssy ,nsor n. sste tes
/. as sss i iaIons 90
TTeI7TH R1CE-P1rss 1890: Claiming; 3-year-ods. II
mles POST B37; on S37: start sood: won drlyins paes
same. winner n r MeClaEins b e 8 hg eheInE GEe.s-
fofe fsus Trainer MrG q A 6apoftAa II NauesS1ts-v
se4o e4fH, s22S Time i.54tk.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

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r . see sas 4, sos e. .sss
ridden cut blaes ariyns winner. safssnt's p & 8
Ihy Hiefna HuDnunttss cal Trainer. q Warren yeipts
sgIses $3.50 stoo sais' Ins' 1;sa'.. c''ua, sna
HerSs. lcsEsI. MGt. 20. z q 9 SD. Aln. Qdds
d q ! ] = =
$40. SoNApARIE. $3.50 ssso yANc-KE. ss4o
Handls-sl o. oil
81 ssaS1 s9I u .l|g. 8:
Dlsss s.a; Tas: 2lissi rss.:
! ] = 4
4 so sIur LAW law. $50 800 aosTREsoa $3.50
Hanae-xlze 90 e&e:
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4. sSs: ss@s's .ss &.
psss ans @l1. TnRss sssI hsRsa sSn.sn
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WOODY GLEN $500. $500. OUR COUNTRY. $3.50.
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fc1pyri1ht, 1Dtu. ~ Ifianele PuDhcatlon1s meg
FIRST RAcE-Pur1t s3,i00; caimins: Tor 4-gear-cldi
and up liz mies Pest ao5: Of 2:obss. start soed: won
ridden place driving winner. ?. eefgents p 4 q
~ nafnal BuiDnuntllss Gal Trainer 81 warren yaipts
.eeB $3.50 slCo, sels. Tina i.41N. cleudy snd
Evening star., 1955-10-02

Horse. jockeg.
Harry New Y'f tW't'pel
coInhustion II tKcrte)
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Coach yaek tKessl sseo lsntc1 ,.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

TVodoIinr mutues paid--PAoK-oNE 3ese to.zu, ssevV
RADICAL. S6.40 Sa.sO. yAMA. $40. a
HtHfW Purse $4,000: elemne 3.year-oIds and
up furienss Post loe OF tegs ssa goea: wen rs,
liicid - Miss Mahout. Ttainsf ~ hrnmtiese
Evening star., 1955-10-02

FidHTH R1CF-Purse. 1900: claiming: syearolds. II
mles POST B:37; or S:37; start sood: won dfyus paee
same winner ii n MeclaIins 3. s. bg chsrinE Gre.s-
i6 fssss T7si1sT NTs al A saooFtas 81 500
4 $50 exfE eg1k Tg,ne ~ &
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Why Grow CId7
Get Lots of Nitonniin c

Orange juice Is the most re-
liable source Of vitamin c. II
you prefer frozen orange Juice.
by All means use it. It retains
about SO per cent Of its Vita
min c content which makes Il
comparable to fresh juice. Do
not leave the juice in an open
jar or can.
Lack Of vitamin c has been
correlated with chronic fatigue.
abnormal bruising and bleeding
gums, and has been used with
happy results IN the treatment
of arthritis and pifnples.
People suffering with multiple
sclerosis who were treated with
large doses of this vitamin
showed enough Improvement
to spur further Investigation.
Lose os We Age
AS folks grow older, the
vitamin c level in their blood
seems to drop. This may be
due to the diet they eat or to
losses which occur in cooking.
At any rate we should all be
Evening star., 1955-01-28

Christmas cards was awarded
the greeting card OF the year,
which brought q little sum Of
NICOLA!
This teen personality began
drawing, when I started TO
use o pencil In grade school,
and I've been drawing ever
since" Barbara said. MY Ia
vorite type Of work is called
quick lire contour. which
means I just keep looking ct
the subject Of my painting.
never looking at the painting.
and never having the brush
leave the paper. You draw the
person or object in one con-
tinuous line" Good trick.
huh? Like Steinberg.
This week. Barbara. q mod
ern, abstract painter, puts In
her bid for q scholarship to
the National Art School, I've
Evening star., 1955-01-28

booths and dance for hours!"
All the stores agree that the
teen-agers are neither noisy
nor boisterous. but Just spend
the entire afternoon listening.
But occasionally they DO buyl
Last year at this time, there
was no question about the
popularity Of the KIND Of
records teen-agers were buying.
1t was popular" all the way.
However, this year. the kind
Of records teens are buying
like mad are called rhythm
and blues" That's the type Of
music usually sung by Negro
groups. that contain q fast be-
bop beat. This category 10 fol-
lowed by pop" then progress
sive jazz. and last and least.
the classical music.
The rpm. on recordings Is
the 45, which surpasses all the
others. Last year the 78 rpm.
was the n1ost-wanted speed.
A few nusical-rninded teen
ayers also buy sheet music,
but the percentage is VERY
small.
Vi I'D h
When asked why they
thought teen-agers bought rec
ords (tnis should be interest
ingD the record dealers agreed
on 4 different reasons: q,
That their friends have the
record, and to be In with the
gang, they have to have 1t,