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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES

More, owned by Charles H. Cor
don. a lawyer from Hampton.
Va.
Rippon had made only one
other prior start going unplaced
at Jamaica.
1t was a rough day for the
chalk players and it was not
until the sixth race that a favor
tie won. Then Marse Dorse. a
3-year-old colt owned by Walter
"A. Edgar OF Ellicott City, Nd,
ran the fastest six furlongs OF
the meet, 1:101/5. and won
easily to give Boulmetis his only
winner OF the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
Joponese Swimmer
Betters World Mark

TOKYO. Sept. 8 R.--Takashi
Ishimoto Of Tokyo's Nihon Uni
versity today bettered the long
course world record for the 200
meter butterfly swim at the ma
tional collegiate championships,
Ishimoto covered the four laps
in 2::23.8. The 2:28.4 record was
set by Jiro Nagasawa Of Waseda
University last month in Osaka,
Nagasawa left for the United
States two weeks ago to enter
Yale University.
Ishimoto also set a Japanese
record in the 100-meter butterfly
in 1904, beating the standard
set by Nagasawa by two seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
Patty Berg's6 Sc
Leads St. Louis

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 9 R.-
Patty Berg. with a seven-under-
par SO first-day score. Is leading
the field today in the $1,000 st.
Louis Open women's golf tourna-
nent.
Miss Berg. top money winner
this year among the Nations
lady professional golfers, used no
more than two puts on any
green yesterday at Norwood Hills
Country Clubs 6,195-yard course.
She shot q three-mder-par 80
on the first nine and a four
under IS on the second nine.
Louise Suggs. Sea Island, Ga.
followed Miss Berg with a
35-36-7l.
Other top scorers the first day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
D. c. Net Tourney
.Resetf for Sept. 17-25

The District of Columbia
mems singles and doubles tennis
tournament, which was washed
out by Hurricane Connie last
month. has been reset for Sep
TENDER 1928 at Hams Point.
Entries. available to all anna
teurs in the area, have been re-
opened until Wednesday at 5
pm. for singles and Saturday at
s nm. for doubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09

composed Of boys from last years
Junior varsity which lost all five
of its games.
I'm not kidding. I'm a little
bit worried" Labukas said yes
terday, probably recalling his
first squad scrimmage of the day
before. Our second string right
now has two boys who have
played in a varsity game.
II think Wen improve as we
go along, though. Last year we
didn't. you remember. We played
our best ball at the beginning OF
the season."
Luce at. Quarterback
Pete had reference to an early
9.6 victory over Anacostia and
a 1910 licking of Coolidge. plus
respectable losing efforts against
powerful st. Johns and George
washington. The Tigers wound
up with a 4-3 record, but two OF
the defeats were outside the
league and another was q 1915
pasting by Anacostia in the In
terhigh championship game.
The backfield Labukas likes
has Lew Luce at quarterback
and Pete Somnfer and John Bish
at the halves. all proven per-
formers, plus Jim Sauir. Ronald
Terrence or Duff Greene at full
back. Pete Abbott lettered on
last years defensive team and
is being tried at Quarterback.
Dick fash and Don kim
kiewicz, the latter an All-1nter-
high guard selection, are return
ing regulars in the line. Ed Hall
Joins fash at tackle, backed up
by Neil Norman from the jayvee
and Graham Lacy, . transfer
from Episcopal.
Pete SiyerS, Bob Russell and
John Parks are battling for the
other guard spot. Tom Bresna-
han and Matthew Tobriner are a
couple centers from the third
team last fall. The leading end
candidates are Jim Krug. James
Copeland and Chris Stannik.
Kley Coaching Line
Among this octet, Krug Is the
only one with a letter and he
got it by playing on the kickoff
and punting teams. David wills
son, who is playing behind Bish
lat right halfback at present. got
q letter the same way.
Frank Kley, who was Bells
head coach for four years. is
coaching the line and the job he
does with his young material fig
ures to have a tremendous bear
ing on Wilson's immediate sue
cess.
Wilson has had a turnout Of
IS boys and Labukas rates them
small in size. although he admits
he doesn't have any 150-pound
linemen. They'll probably be a
husky bunch: no giants hut a
minimum Of midgets. and the
backfield at least should be fast.
The schedule:
September 23--St Johns. ais.
September 30--Carroll. 3:15.
October Roosevelt. BIS
October a. Coolidee 3;l5.
October 2l--Bell, 3:l5
October 2S--At Western. 3:1s.
November 4-Dunhar. 800
November il-CaTdozo. 300.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
EXPECTED TO IMPROVE
Anucostiu Minus Top Stars,
But Has Promising Material
By DICK SLAY

Pete Lahukas took over as
football coach at Wilson High Q
year ago when Joe Carlo went
to Coolidge as an assistant prin-
cipal, and, looking back. Pete is
convinced Carlo willed him a
better ball club than he left
himself this time.
Labukas likes his current back
field and figures the line has
some potential but won't say
much about his reserves. The
second and third strings are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

81 MAYS LANDING, N. j., Sept.
BIT was too quiet for Jockey
Willie Hartack at his farm in
Charles Town, w. Va. so he cut
his vacation a day short to return
I TO work at Atlantic City today
and continue his battle for ma
/ tional riding honors.
Willie will find himself out
distanced by the country's third
leading jockey, Sammy Boulme-
tis. at this meeting, where Har-
tack was the leading rider last
summer.
AS he resumes competition to-
day with Willie Shoemaker, who
has gone back to the West Coast,
Hartack is ahead In the national
race, 284 to 274.
Chargeur, Ralph B. Strass-
burgers horse who was regarded
as a starter for the Foreign Bred
Stakes here and was due to fly
here from Paris for the race. has
been with drawn. 1t was an
nounced yesterday.
Word was received by Atlantic
City officials that Chargeur did
not come up to peak form in his
training in France.
The fans had hardly stopped
bnzzing about yesterdays 1881 30
daily double with Donald Brum-
Aeld riding both horses--Sachet.
$500. in the first and Wastrel.
$t7.00. in the second-when
Rippon bounced home in the
third race at $145.40.
It was the longest straight
price Of the current meeting and
Carlos Gonzales rode the 2-year-
old colt by Admiral Lea and No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
BY BOB HANSON

Anacostia High placed three
football players on The Stars
1854 All-High squad and one of
the three on the All-Metro-
politan team.
None Of that trio is back. a
factor that makes it appear
tough for the Indians to repeat
rs Interhigh League champions.
In taking the iirst football
title in the schools history,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
Wimbledon Dates Set

WIMBLEDON. England. Sept,
Q up. ~ The 1855 Wimbledon
tennis tournament viii be
played between June Is and
July Z, 1t. Col. Duncan Ma
caulay, director Of the ALI
England club. announced yester-
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
National Capitol Bowlers
Get Off on Wrong Foot

King Pin Fountain with George
Scrihner high for the winners
at 37i and Jimmy Brown for
the losers at 303.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09


second straight championship
and one that affects the league
as a whole is the admission OF
five new teams in the first year
OF nonsegregated football. The
Eve are Armstrong, Cardozo,
Dunbar. Phelps and Spingarn.
Promising Material
81 Coach Zu Stewart, neverthe-
less. has some promising ma
terial and the Indians should
make a spirited bid for Eastern
Division honors.
Our losses from last years
squad may mean the difference
between a good season and just
o so-so one," Stewart said. "but
it's hard to predict, We have
several promising players re-
turning and they may be the
answer"
Stewart expects Q fair back
field but needs a good passer
The line looks solid except fol
the ends.
Max Disharoon and Bob Dornes
probably will carry the load in
the backfield. They will alter
nate as fullhacks and tailbacks
4iia the single-wing offense. witt
Disharoon listed TO do some
passing. Joe Brizzi is back from
last year and along with Ralph
Zanelotti. q transfer from Suit
land High. win be at the wing
back position. Zanelotti also Il
being groomed to do some pass
ing. Joe Balsamo. who put ir
some time as a tackle at Carroll
High last year, will utilize hi;
210 pounds at the blocking back
post.
{: Pitcher Plays Tackle
q At tackle are Dan Huminil
and Craig Anderson, botl
around 200 pounds. The lattel
was a pitcher on Anacostia's
championship baseball team
jug Garrison from last year anc
Henry Ruby appear to have thu
best chances to start the season
ct guard. Garrison is a 6-foot
190-pounder and Ruby, an Incl
smaller, weighs about ITO.
John Staub. 13o-pounder and
last years first-string center. Il
back. Charley Secrist, from last
year. Bunky Smith, Spider Poole
and Bert Harner. the latter q
tackle last year, are in the
scramble for end positions.
The schedule:
Sept. 16--Gonzaga, $50.
sss Sept. 24---At Blair, 2.
Sl Sept. 30--Pheips. $50.
IN Oct. Eastern, 3:15.
~ Oct. l4--At Armstrong 3:15.
81 Oct. 21-Spinearn. 3:i5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09

Anacostia was led by Tailback
Dan Droze, Guard Charley Juli-
ano and End Eddie Vincent. The
three made the All-High team
and Droze was picked for the
All-Metropolitan.
Also missing are Don Goings.
wingback, and Tommy Cook,
blocking back. There are others.
but these flve stood out.
Another factor to be consid-
cred in Anacostia's bid for .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09

Others ia q Series
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-07

con Number One" on CLIMAX
Thursday at 7:30 p. m. owe,
:hannel 8. Ann Rutherford CO.
stars.
Guests stars Ray Anthony and
Helen O'Connell join host Ed
ale Cantor in the comedy skit
The Song Plugger," on the
EDDIE CANTOR COMEDY
THEATRE over WBTW Thurs
day at $50 p. m.
Otto Kruger. notable perform
r OF stage and screen, assumts
the role of permanent host on
LUX V1DEO THEATRE Thurs
day at 9 p. IN. over WBTW.
A girl tips off police TO a mar
cotics ring that is supplying her
cir! friend with heroin, or
HRAGNET over WBTW Thurs.
cay at 10 p. m.
Mona Freeman plays the part
OF a booklets daughter in love
with the campus football hero
ara Mona accidentally detcrm-
ines the outcome of the colleges
Lig game of the year. on THE
DAMON RUNYON THEATRE
Thursday at 1890 p. m. over
WBTW.
Value and Functions of Farm
Organizations" featuring prom
trent S. c. state farm leaders
as guests of Tom Rogers, will
be presented on SOUTHEAST
ALMANAC Friday at 8 D. m
ever WBTW. =
A wealthy woman's trip &c
the altar is mysteriously side
tracked. in The Vanishing Suit
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-07

Recording star Teresa Brewer
,,nedians Joey Bishop and Lou
Nelson, drummer Gene Krupa
,rd dancer Chita Rivera will be
s1ests on FRANKIE LAME
TINE Wednesday at 7 p. m. over
UpTw. For his solos frankie
will sing Back In Your Own
Akyard." "Jalousie," and
High Noon"
The stepdaughter Of a misery
fatle becomes a modern-day
Cinderella when she receives a
million dollar gift, on THE
MILLIONAIRE" over WBTW
Wednesday at 8 p. m.
FBI counterspy Herb Phil
Kick prctends to help the Reds
Blueprint certain radio stations
in order to work out means of
kIubtdb NIs llitlil, Oii LED y
LIVES Wednesday at $50 p. m.
on channel 8.
World wcltcrweight champion
Carmen BaSilio meets Gil Turn
err in 4 l0-round non-title bout
on WEDNESDAY light
FIGHTS over WBTW Wednes-
% At 9 p. m.
Athletic officials of the Shaw
Air Force Base football team
VIII discuss prospects for the
coming gridiron season on
SHAW FOOTBALL Thursday al
?:l5 p. m. over WBTW.
Red Shelton joins the F. B.
l.. as an ''undercover man" in
The naive belief he is a citizen
Ring his life to fight crime
when he is actually protecting
G. ntidence men. in Public Pig
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-07

Patent Adviser (Electronicsj
$3.50 to s7.570. with the Signal
Patent Agency. Fort Monmouth,
New Jersey. The Commission
states also that applicants are
still desired for the position Of
Electronic Engineer - Wire
Communications IT el c p h n c
Plants Design and Construc-
tom, S5,440 and $1,000, with
the Rural Identification Ad-
ministration in Washington, D..
c., and throughout the United
StGtes.
To qualify for the positions,
applicants must have had peril
nent education or experience or
a combination of education and
experience. Full information re-
garding the requirements, and
instructions on applying, may
he obtained at many post Of
fees throughout the Country, or
from the u. S. Civil Service
Commission, Washington 25, D.
{. Applications will be accepted
IN the appropriate offices until
further notice.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-07

heirs with Christ. made in His
irlage, members of the Church
His body, the aristocracy Of
the Most High? So that when
you're tempted to speak or act
IN any way unbecoming to the
dignity, TO walk out on your
st .i-rcSpect, to run from what
would make you beg to face, re-
r' mber the purple - rememb-
er what you are. and as Tenny-
son said to the queen: Be loyal
t. royal in thy soul"
But we are an elect race, a
royal priesthood. a holy nation.
a people for Gods own posses
sirns, that ye may show forth
the excellencies of Him who
called you out of darkness into
HIS marvellous light" Il Peter
2:S)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-07
VIZ: ssrE 2: 1855 THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE PAGE
Chrisfiunv Viewpoint

"ln the old days of France
there was a teacher who tutored
a prince of royal blood who,
like all other boys, needed dis
CIp!ine and correction. But who
could discipline a prince? Who
could correct boy of royal
blood? One day the wise old
teacher pinned piece of purple
ribbon on the princess tunic.
AS you see, Your Highness, it is
the royal purple of Old France.
l pin it here because. whenever
you are guilty Of speaking or
acting in any way unbecoming
to a prince, l shall point to the
ribbon and make my appeal to
the purple
will you let me, then, pin
this bit Of purple over your
heart? You are born TO be sons
and daughters of God. joint
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-07
Civil Service
Offers Jobs

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept.
D. The United States Civil Srev-
ice commission announces that
applications are being accepted
,or the position of Counseling
Psychologist (VocationaD, So
''o to $1,000 a year, wit hthc
veterans Administration in
washington. D. c., and through
out the United States, and for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-07

When the teenaged daughter
OF a young widow Virginia
Bruce spends a weekend with
a girl friend, someone's thought
less word shakes the mothers
faith in the girl and strains re-
laticns between them until the
rcther's business associate
(Gene Raymond) steps in, or
I II E LORETTA DUNG
SHOW, with Rosalind Russell
as guest hostess, Sunday at lC
pm on channel 8.
Thomas L. Thomas, guest SOL
DIST. sings September Song
am Failing in Love With
Love" on VOICE OF FIRE
ST ONE Monday at 100 pm over
WBTW.
Barber Writings career as a
niger runs a one-day course
and fades when the song writer
She hopes will write a hit fol-
Nor turns out to be a 15-yea1
CID composer of serious music
on THOSE WHITING GIRL S
over WBTW Monday at 8 pm,
On a South China island
sieve McQuinn tries to help ar
o'o friend on the skids but
WINDS up investigating a murder
instead. on PASSPORT TO
DhNGER Monday at 9 pm over
WBTW.
The ghostly Kerbys accom-
EahY Topper to an Alaskan
rA'ne that has not produced gold
W ia years, on TOPPER over
lWETW Monday at o.2n
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-07

'r." the UNDERCURRENr dra.
ma over WBTW Friday at s:3o
p. m.
"A l0-round bout between Cis-
% Andrade and Orlando Zulu
n'a highlights the FRIDAY
NIGHT FIGHTS over WBTW
Friday at 9 p. m.
Marty Marion, manager Of
me pennant contending Chicago
White Sox, will be guest on
RED BARRIERS CORNER over
fights.
Take-offs OF Americas fam
Gus bandsmen including broad
mutations Of Guy Lombardo
Louis Armstrong and Jimmy
Drrante concocaed by members
Oh WEEKS band will be featured
On THE LAWRENCE WEEK
SHOW over WBTW Saturday
at z p. m.
Dirthy Collins. Smoky Lam
son, Gisele Mackenzie and Rus
Sci Arms will be heard in the
nations top tunes backed by
Raymond Scott and orchestra
when YOUR HIT PARADE re-
turns from summer vacation to
channel Saturday at $50 pm
The attempted suicide of 2
veteran reporter draws Steve
Wilson'S editorial attention to
the growing problem of the mid
d!e-aged job seeker, on BIG
TOWN Saturday at 10 p. m. over
HBTW. The show will be fol-
lowed by an interview with Sec
rotary Of Labor James P. Mitch
ell.
Susie MacNamara decides the
way to a hard-hearted financi-
erS weakness is through his fee,
and procedeS to soften hi mwith
a session OF the Charleston. or
PRIVATE SECRETARY, begin
ring its fourth season of televi-
sion, on WBTW Sunday at $50
lp m.
Comedian Phil Silvers, Holly
wood actresses Jane Russell and
Jeanne Grain, and the Ames
Brothers head Ed Sullivan's
guest list on TOAST OF THE
TOWN Sunday at 7 p. m. over
WRTW.
Motion picture star Charlton
tltSton will be emcee again and
VIII present the four singing
King Sisters and the dancine
Ecb Hamilton Trio, on COL
GATE VARIETY HOUR over
WBTW Sunday at 8 p. m.
The disappearance of a 10
Htar old boy from his home in
me suburb of a large city sets
off police hunt headed by Sgt
zoe Friday, on BADGE TIA over
WRTW Sunday at 9 p. m.
Andy assumes the role OF
Godfather TO l2-year old prac-
teal joker, who makes And,
the butt of his jokes and who
ignores the affection which
Amos little girl shows for him
on AMOS N ANDY Sunday al
1870 pm over WBTW.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-07

r-Men trap q shoddy jewel
stnuggler who sets his own tran
with a phony income tax report,
on TREASURY MEN IN AC-
TON Monday at 10 p. m. over
WBTW.
How to muffle Dexter's muf-
Tier Is the problem OF Mr.. Arch
er, on MEET CORLISS ARCH
Elk over WBTW Tuesday at 8
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-07

Astonishing performancc-the sizzling ac-
celeration of Chevrolct'S new "Turbo-
Fire VS"-it takes that to win stock car
races.
But it takes lot more besides. Cor
nerlng and handling qualities really count
on the MASCARA Short Track circuit
where Chcvrolet's king-just as they count
for safer and more pleasant highway
driving. And even the high-priccd cars
don't slice through tight turn as neatly
or handle as sweetly-as this beauty. The
record proves It'll
Come on in and sample all the things
that give Chevrolet its winning ways.
We're keeping a key ready for you'll
'ho''onoI Association for Stock Cor Auto Roeins
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-07

Motion picture star Charlton
htston will be emcee again and
VIII present the four singing
King Sisters and the dancing
Bcb Hamilton Trio, on COL
GATE VARIETY HOUR over
WBTW Sunday at 8 p. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-07

The disappearance of a 10
vt"r old boy from his home in
me suburb of large city sets
off a police hunt headed by Sgt.
Joe Friday, on BADGE TIA over
WRTW Sunday nj O n ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-07

andy assumes the role OF
Godfather TO a l2-year old prac-
tltal joker, who makes Andy
the butt of his jokes and who
ignores the affection which
Amos little girl shows for him.
on AMOS N ANDY Sunday al
$50 pm over WBTW.
Evening star., 1955-04-12
Ne,U LOaU Prices on Natural
Oak Ready-to-Paint Frames

Sturdily built unfinished oak frames, 2 to 3
In wide! Can be vanished, painted, stained
OF used as Is!
Evening star., 1955-04-12
Sale! WOVEN JACQUARD SPREADS
Brand Ne,v, All White
Heavy WoUen Cotton
Very Specially Priced!

Just released by the U. s. Navy, these
heavy woven cotton beauties, we
bought by the hundreds to sell at this
amazingly low price! Made by famous
Monument Mills especially for the
Navy you'll see the name stamped on
the back Of every spread) they're a
generous 83x115 inches, can be used
for twin or double beds, launder easily,
need little ironing, resist wrinkling!
Evening star., 1955-04-12
Other Far, Values!

1795 General Electric lo-ln. OsciIIotino Fan,
1899
1895 GE l2-ln. Desk kFon-----1o.o 90
1895 General Electric AII-Purpose Fan,
64.e5 GE Twin BIode 3-speed Hossock Fan.
44.99
34.o5 GE Reversible l2-In. Window Fan, s
z4.eo
1926 Hunter 22-ln. Reversible Window Fon,
$500
1875 Westinghouse lo-In. oseIotine Fan,
1890
26.e5 Westinghouse l2-In. OsciIIotinq Fan.
1899
69.e5 Westinghouse 2o-In. 2-Speed Window
Fon 1899
34.o5 Mothes 2-SPeed Cabinet Cooler
1893
1895 Mothes 4-Speed Heavy Duty Cooler,
1899
1926 Mothes 4-Speed In Cabinet Cooler,
34.oo
Housewares. 7th Floor, Washington; 9Th Floor.
Stloer Spring and PARKfngton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-28

$50, 900 for a new prison chap
el. Outsiders help by pitching
pennies over the prison walls.
- C.M.C., Waterbury, Conn.
EASY-DOES-IT More
passports are being issued TO
americans this year than any
previous year. What's causing
the big rush?
The go-now pay-later credit
plan for travel abroad. The
State Department issued an
estimated 48O, 600 passports
this fiscal year; the previous
high was 434,64 last year.
F.A., Cedar Grove, N. J.
HIGH :. Where is a knoflole
worth SIOO,OO02
At Sick's Stadium in Seattle.
The knothole is 800 feet from
home plate. and a player who
hits a ball through it will col
lect $4,000.
- Mrs. LOB, Richmond, Va.
CONDUCTED . VI, 1M..x
NOTE: We will pay 81 for question
and answer used in this column. Cues
tons are based on current news and
clipping of news source must accompany
answer. Address: Tom Henry. THIS
WEEK. 40 Lexington Avenue. New
York II. NY. Unaccepted contributions
cannot he acknowledged or returned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-28
Now! Spray Relief Right
into the AIIersy Zone!

Never before such results, Stuffed
up nose clears. redness, swelling
subside, sneezing is relieved with the
help of Super Anahist Antibiotic
Nasal Spray.
Super Anahist Antibiotie Nasal
Spray counteracts the allergy and
brings quick relief in way that no
other product you've tried can
match. Thonzide, an amazing ingre-
dent. actually melts away mucus,
so medication can act directly upon
alIergy- affected areas.
Get the handy pocket-size spray
at your drug counter today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-28

WTHAT'S N A NAME? %.
w How did Swaps, 1855 win
nev Of the Kentucky Derby get
his name?
Owner Rex Ellsworth and
trainer Mickey Tenney could
not agree and kept swapping
names until Tenney suggested
they just name him Swaps"
-L.K., Humboldt, Tenn.
MODEST MAIDS When
the official rules for beaches in
Valencia, Spain. were e0sed re-
Gently, what privilege was e1-
tended TO women?
They may appear without
bathrobes, but still may not
wear two-piece suits.
- RI, Lawrence, Kan.
THREATS II is now a
crime TO threaten a president
elect or a vice preSidenf Of The
US. Wliaf is the penalty?
A maximum of 1000 fine
and five years imprisonment.
NV, Gushing, Okla.
C0PPERS Why are con-
vicfs in a Kentucky prison say
ing their pennies?
Convicts at Lagrange State
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