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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-12-21

have in his possession any Of the
records Of the national body
Mr.. wilkins said that the As
sociation's Georgia attorneys are
moving to appeal the decision
We intend he declared, TO Of
fer every possible lawful assis-
lance to Mr.. Calhoun and to al
our members in Georgia and IN
other states where they are be
ing prosecuted because Of their
efforts to implement the Supreme
Court anfi-sesregstion decision
in our Judgement both Mr.. Cal
houn and the Association have
been denied due process Of law
BY the Georgia decision
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-12-21

DEBS PRESENTEo-The Arkansas AM&N college presented
charming debutantes the college community and visitors
here Friday night in the student union Dr. Tman C. Cohran
official Mrs N. f. Harold dean emeritus OF
The colleges and originator the beautiful affair which held
annually served chairman along with Mrs Katherine L.
Durvan, dean of women, who eo-ehairman.
All Of the participants freshmen and met the re-
auemen fvefold creria up by the Steeing commit
Those eligible attended pre-traning periods In ballroom
dancing dress and pose and ballroom deeorum Serving as
ehamen Of the various committees Mrs Rubye Minor
ballroom dancing; Miss v. L. Dalton decoration; Mrs L. NJ
Johnson dress and poe DR. T. Cohran procedure and presen
taton Mrs Mary Story dance program; T. l. Lamb, r. a.
System; L. L. JONES' ballroom decorlm and Rufus Brown
uhes Mrs NJ C. Arrant served chairman of sponsors and
escorts
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Safety Council Attack

this gala affair by Mr.. carmieh-
ael and his band. and York Will
bourn. KOKY did a tape record
ing. Through the courtesy of the
A. NJ. and T. Bicycle Manufsctur-
ing company. director Bussey and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-12-21
SAFETY COUNCIL PERCENTAGES REVEAL ...
Drinking Drivers Will Cause 400 Deaths
Over Four.Day Xmas Holiday Weekend

mas weekend death toll may
top 800. Better than half these
deaths will involve drinking driv-
ers.
The 1856 New Years weekend
will also be a four-day holiday
period for most of the country.
Safety Council Attack
Because Of the December peak
in highway fatalities. the Nation
al Safety Council unveiled a new
program last month to back The
attack on traffic accidents"
The attack" calls attention to
the facts about 1855 holiday IA
talities. hopes to prevent another
black Christmas.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-12-21

Over 1900 boys and girls at
tended the Christmas party I'M
DER the dictatorship of Charles
Bussey. Approximately 1850 boys
attended the meeting at the Gem
Theatre. Music was furnished at
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-12-21

PASSES IN L. Airs. Ruby
Oliver. former resident and beau
tician of Little Rock. paused sud-
denly in Los Angeles December
Is. Mrs. Oliver was very active
in business and social activities
here. Survivors are her son. Will
liam Henry Oliver. jr, three
brothers, B. F. and Marvin Will
liams of Chicago. and Maurice
Williams of Los Angelica and one
sister Mrs. Zephryee Smith. Lit
tie Rock. Final rites were held
Tuesday at Los Angeles.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-12-21

MOVES INTO DRIvER's SEAT
DIR. c. d. Pcttaway. prominent
minister and successful business
man. was recently moved into
the drivers seat 10 head some
three million Baptists turnout the
nation. DR.. Pettawsy was elected
vice president Of the National
Baptist Convention Of America
In 1870. and when DR.. @. L.
Prince. president Of the national
body passed about two weeks
ago. the Arkansas leader took
over the reins making him the
fist man In Arkansas 20 direct
the course for one Of Amerfcas
largest religious groups since the
days Of the late DR.. Z. c. Nor
ris Of Helena. who was president
Of the National Baptist conven-
ton nearly 40 years ago.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-12-21

The Court In Washington turned
down requests from the city Of
Montgomery and the state Of Ala
bama 10 reconsider the November
10 decision which held city and
state bus segregation laws In
valid.
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XHHNNHHNHHHH
Special Notice

We will TO 30 press Monday,
December -. two days ear
iier than schedule I'm order for
the Employees Of the STATE
PRESS 10 enjoy the Holiday
season You are requested 10
get yorr news In the office by
Friday. December n. We viii
resume regular schedule the
first week In January. Thanks
n HHH1HAH A64H
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race came after a meeting with
Negro leaders Of the Urban
League and Citizens Chamber Of
Commerce in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
Churchill Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,000; maiden
A Al Speed sBidweN 500 az SS ss,s e
H0 Pster SropEhef.' Dixie Dudley some ne
Front. Questionable, Dixie Doge, Colonel
S Mdn e T,r Lucky Tip FawarieSs' First
seabreeze stabie-Park Deere Stable
SECOND RAcE-rurse, $4,000: claim
Taxa (Kirkl1ndj 1I4O $50 $50
Cynthia Sue (R0tzl 1880 5..O
Monsieur Tiger !Kaelin) $50
a Gentle Step, Go Fox Go. Peggy. SIM
Boy. Time, l:4625
THfRp RAcfE-Purse. $4,000 allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up; g furlongs.
Pine Theme tBrookO 900 500 l.2O
Tile King Hartack) $40 4.4O
Prince Erie tArcarol 40
'aP FouRT 1imf RAc ;Eof; $4,000; al
l9wances; 3-year, ODDS; & iurlonsS M
SssO%ie .Ar ,sh0I $50 iso i9S
Count Swedak (Hartack) 5.2O
Drama Dear. Sunny Luck, Spicey- Story,
Warning Bell suydam, on NClear
Fl Firth ! iRHcE-The Debutante stake.
Purse, $4,000 added; 2-vear-olds; 8
bsIa,miT Church! 1920 $40 q s.s SC
Romantic tHartackl 800
Wendy K. Frances Allen, Bolsa
Bonded Treat. a Deck. Roman-Lu, Merry
Song, Glen, Bold Lass. Time 0:5s9-
new track record.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow.
ances; 4-year -olds and up; & iurlongs;
Delta (Brooksl $50 $3.50 2.6O
TOnSina (Sh0emakerl 4.2O 2.4O
Queen Hopeful (Adams) 2.4O
Roman Heart Half As Much Whirl-
ing Blues. Time, 1:0aas (new track
SEVENTH RACE - The Kentuck,
3-year- olds; Il miles.
Needles CRIB $50 800 3.4C
b Fabius tHartackl $50 3.6C
Come On Red (P0para) $50
Career Boy. b Pintor Lea. a Heac
Man Count CHIC; High King, No REGRETS
Emperor. Jean Baptiste. Invalidate
King O'Swords Countermand.
I &C. v. Whitney entry.
| b Calumet Farm entry.
/ EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. So 800; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; lis miles.
Agreed (RotZl 7.20 $50 3.6C
Real Sir Cook 4.O(
/ Sir Chatter, Gov. Browning, Bounce
Back. Donsand. One Grand. Time, 1:45ss
/ NINTH RACE-PurSe. $1,000; claim
ing. 4-year-olds and up; Lie miles,
/ Just Freedom (Collins) 2S.4O 1880 .0(
Carlo c. tBorgemenkel 1880 $40
Broken ShedrOw tCarstenS) 100
Twerp. Steady Jet, Nemesia. Colder
King. Black Boy, Montevideo, Flag Fox
pinp 1 4RS-
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RACE--Purse, $4,000 maid
ems; 2-year- olds; furlongs.
R RoSai SPY 3so !GlassneD 1910 1.SS0 s.SSGG
French Bull tMigueI) $40
Black Blink. Timely Bull. General Ar
thur, Right Winger. Real Strategy. Cry
Havoc, Tones Boy. Time, 1:O02s.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al.
lowances: Swear -olds: I. miles
Mace Msss.i K ido tSterIinE) 1880 10 a.SS5
Mr.. Am CBOland) 3.Ot
st. Amour End. Topeka. Glen Alden
Lucius Beebe. Lord Essex. Time. 1:46.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. "a. 900; allow.
anees; 3.year-olds: 6 furlongs.
q Token Tune (W'h'se) $40 4.2O $50
War News uane) 40 4.II
Countess Tina tSOrensOn) 3.4C
Lucie Manette, Gagetta. Stolen Hour
a Fleet Flight Mono Lady. Time. i:i3
Drymon-Clay entry.
~ SIXTH RACE - The Great Necl
Handicap: purse, $4,000; 3-year-old'
: adm, Aa%iTsI We tAtE's'n) $40 s.!o 81.
Paper Tiger (McCreary) 2.I1
o, BtfaT Gs.,eN War r Gfommapd Hartsviiie
Mesler-seinfeld entry.
SEVENTH RACE-The Grey La.
Handicap $50 600 added 3-year-old!
and up; / "a miles
Nashua (AtkinsOn) 800 $40 2.5t
Find UsSeryb $50 I3c
Fisherman (WOOdhOuSe) d.8I
Cavort, Impasse, Joe Jones, LIE Bea,
Prince. Time. l:503s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing. 4-year-olds and up "a miles.
CoOlhawahee tSOren'n) 100 800 e.6I
Edgar j. NJ. (Atkinson) $40 All
Dover Doll (Cangemie) All
Barataria. Heltop. Old Prospector
Royal Review, Betterwillow. Time
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S1O7.4O

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing 4-year-olds and up; 8 "a furlongs.
AA;stognding Dem'icO) $50 100 800
Pat Carter (Duh0n) 500
Lsie Retarn. Ho6a s WIS" WISE sW hi1t Hail
Fourth RAcE-purse, SO, 200: claim
ms: 4-year- olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Judge Heowdee tBrw) l1.4O go 4.20
=, March Brat whiElahead, Auburn
TIFF FIFr PiaR RScE JGs T@ ssado is Claim
Ing , a;;yeaT:oldS; ga sgrlGaSnsss, % : %
Olympia Blend (BeckI 9.2O 500
Ky Rainbow. Happy Lad, Tiger Dan
SIXTH RAcE-PIrse, $4,000; allow
Next Page barrow 1870 $40 $50
Warless (Adams) 7.6O $40
,m iRtslls Tj55. E ;sa, Deb Chaser Out
SEVENTH RACE&The Thomas D.
Nash Memorial Handicap; purse s16,-
Rosk P PEsad DaSen ana III @l'' 44o
EalidOn Barrow 7.6O 4.8O
Silver state. Adams on OK. Lebanon
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
StOney Creek Jessop) $40 $40 2.6O
COrtina (Craig) 400 300
Equal Strife tBrOussard) 3.6O
Feuding, Philips Pal. Peace Admiral
Arete. Time :494s.
NINTH RACE-Purse $4,000; claim
ing, 4-year Odds and up; ] Il miles.
Blue Award (CraiE) $50 4dO 34O
War O'Bart tDuhOn) $40 4.8O
Jumbo Lies (AdamSl 6.2O
Sky Princess. Party King. Gus Fan
pegree, Sir Goya, Varwin. Jolis Choice
Time. 1858.
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Is, up; eloimins; s FurIOnss.
asEVEhIH RAcEPure, $500; 4yeo-ods. eIoimns Hle
Cubs Farm Out Pair

CHICAGO. May 5 (PD.--The
Cubs today sent two players.
Pitcher Bob Thorpe and Short
stop Richie Myers to the Los An
Igeles Angels on a 24-hour option.
That trimmed the Cubs roster to
80 players.
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lowances: i-year-olds and up; furlongs
Appeal tBurrl 100 400 EGO
Skipper Bill (Bluml $50 "a
Royal Battle (BOulmetis) $50
Golden Admiral, Flying Chief. Koko
Dozo. Time, 1:l02s
SEVENTH RACE-The Delaware VAL
ley. Stakes; $4,000 added: Swear -olds;
d furlongS.
Mr.. Patrick tCuImoneI 1880 gao lao
DecathlOn Martini $50 ESQ
Mans Mink (Smith) $50
Radio Rome, Itobe, Flight History,
Skeptical Kid. a lite. Singer, Eastgate.
Brookfield farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $40, 900: al
lowances: 4-year -olds and up; ID miles.
Helianthus (B'lmetisl 400 800 $40
Mary's Bubble tCOxl 1880 1920
Commodore NJ. (MOrenO) 600
Seven Chances. Mr. First Roman
Rocket. Mielleux, AIMS Love. Half
Shell, Chuck Thompson, Our Cob. Time,
.4334
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THIRD RACE--Purse, $4,000; allow
ances: 2-year-olds: 3 furlongs.
SupDer Money tBurrl 31.lO 1O.4 GOO
,Nitime (Bluml 4.4O 3.2G
sam Gee Bee FerriauolOD 6.1C
Mayor Will c.: With Flash, ,ranian
Wise Oman, Welded Wife. Time, 0:593s
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up: l Is miles.
Royal Morse Blum 600 LOG
Shamrock tBurrD l.SC
Super Bug, Triple Bells, Darling
Daddy. Black Bounty, Tombouctou
Time ,:443s
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
ing: 3-year- olds; 8 furlongs.
Land o Liberty Blum 1920 $40 3.SG
POwhiri tCOxl 500 1876
Twayblade (CulmOnel 36t
Broadcaster, Man o Day Mistitled
Satan's Mate Fisherfolk Wedding Ring
Time, 1:1l3s
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 al
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10 per cent share Of the win
Iner's 1924 purse-about $12,-
345.
The Government claims Fon-
tame owes taxes for 1913. The
judgment against Fontaine was
issued in 1850 in New York City.
Demunbrun and Morton joined
the group of dignitaries who
mounted the reception stand.
They stood in the rear while
Fontaine was receiving congrat-
ulations and being photographed
with the gold Derby trophy.
Photographers took his picture
holding the cup. He scarcely had
put it down when the marshals
substituted the attachment. Fon-
taine smiled and replied, THANK
YOU"
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Needles roiner Laughs Off
Tax Claim on Winnings

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 5 (P)
Uncle Sam had a special in
terest in today's 82d Kentucky
Derby-Hugh Fontaine, trainer
of Needles, the winner.
While still on the reception
stand he was served an attach
ment on his winnings for about
$4,000 in back income taxes.
Fontaine commented: THAT
don't bother me, boy. Not to-
day."
He laughed and said, Its just
an old tax matter. We're not
that cheap"
The attachment, served by
United States Marshal L. A.
Demunbrun and his deputy
John o. Morton, is on Fontaine' s
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THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500;
Jump Mark Bothered

BELFAST. Northern Ireland
May P1.-Thelma Hopkins, a
l9-year-old British coed. today
bettered the women's world high
Jump record by clearing feet
8i2 inches, The old mark of 5-s
was held by A. chudina OF
Russia.
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Garden State Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; lie miles.
Lynmar (Bluml $50 40 800
Hedy's Best tScurlock) 1920 1850
ROsemere Lass tSmithl SAC
Gala Cravat, Nigreeny, Village Snow,
Treaty Stone. Psvchotherapy, Brooman,
Scout Mission. Time, :469s.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: Swear -olds: furlongs.
Living High yames) 1910 $50 4.00
Val Jim (COx) HOO 6.20
Junior Chic (Bluml 400
Dun Dandy. March Rose, Bill W, Lon
chelle, Cams Jewel. Time, 1913.
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LIlc CALIcIIlC OuJSiUc, SOuIlIcI
mand didn't get off too badly
but he faded quickly and was
ninth after three-quarters. Al
the end he was 18th and last
beaten more than 80 lengths.
! After the race, Arnold Kirk
land said Countermand hao
pulled out on both turns, some
thing he had never done before
IT had to fight him on those
turns" said Kirkland, who usec
to ride at Charles Town early ir
his career.
Hartack, who has been riding
| in great form here this week
| just as he does in Maryland
said his colt ran the wav hi
wanted him to but added thai
II didn't want the lead so early
| Steve Brooks, who rode thu
fourth-place Count Chic. one O.
the sentimental favoriteS, saiC
he had good luck until the three
eighths pole, when he had tt
pull up because another horst
lugged over on him.
Arcaro'S comment about hi
ride on Head Man was typical
I'VE had a pleasant journey run
ming third or fourth" Eddi,
said. II just needed some stock.
A record of $4,36O,232 was be
on the nine races today, with
1856, 944 wagered on the Derby
itself.
The pari-mutuel handle eStab
lished a Churchill Downs record
lettering the old mark, set il
1858, by $55,167. Today's figure
also exceeded the 1855 handle b.
$79.945.
Whatever doubt there wa
about the track being fast wa
disspelled early. In the thir'
race, run at 1855 louisville
Itime) a 4-year-old geldinI
named Pine Theme went 81,
Ifurlongs in 1:104s. only four
fifths slower than the track rec
ord.
1 To make it more convincing
the 2-year-old Delamar brok'
the track mark for five furlong
in winning the seth Debutant'
Stakes at $500 mutuel. Della
mars time was .582s. one-fiftl
under the old record set by Ro
hust in 1850.
Then in the Regret. named TO
the only filly winner of tn
Derby, the fleet Delta knocke,
two-fifths off Bernwood's five
year-old mark for six furlongs
winning in 1:0935. The favoret
Queen Hopeful was third benin,
j the pace-setting Tonsina.
After the Debutante Stakes
the Derby Day co-feature TO
juvenile fillies, Mrs. Albert E
!, Chandler, wife of the Kentuck
Governor, and Corinne Griffith
Marshall. wife of the Redskins
president, presented the troph,
to Mrs. Harry TrotSek, owner o
Delamar. Mrs. Marshall, clos
friend of the Chambers, is thei
guest at the Governors mansion
in Frankfort.
John B. Kelly, president of tn
Atlantic City race track, ha
, been coming to the Derby TO
years but never before attracte,
/ the attention given him thi
year. Kelly, Philadelphia mil
lionaire and one-time scullin
champion, was merely tn
, father of Grace Kelly" in tn
: Louisville papers.
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Jumuicu Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim
Quick T. (Atkinson) ii.4O $50 $50
Watch II Go (SOrenson) $50 4.1O
stipend (B0land) SEQ
This Side. Valcarie, Gay Pole, Spring
like, FLY, Paris Rabble. Time. l:12%s.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing 4-year-olds and up; / IL miles.
Obstacle (BOland) $50 $50 27O
Bombast (Martin) $50 3.4O
Uncle Gus (SOrensOn) 400
johnson T., Red Wagon. Bold Imp,
Black Coffee, Hobo King, Naymaker
Time las
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News Cumerumen
Hold Tourney

The White House News Pho
tographers Association will hold
its annual golf tournament to-
day at the Court House Club in
Fairfax.
Guests will include James C.
Hagerty, White House press Sec
rotary, and his assistant. Murray
Snyder; Leonard Hall, chairman
of the Republican National Com
mittee; Senator Welker of Idaho
and Gen. Floyd Parks. Visitors
will include John S. Battle. jr.,
of Charlottesville. president of
the Virginia State Golf Asso-
citation.
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Cardinals Sign Teeuws

CHICAGO. May S (Pl.-Len
Teeuws. one of the National
Football Leagues outstanding
tackles. has signed a 1856 con-
tract. the Cardinals announced
today.
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CHARTS OF RACES AT LAUREL
copyright. 1886 BY Triangle publications. Inc

up tuTlongs Post la Of at once start good won
Wait gt0Tantsse Trainer g; g. Waugh: Values
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FIFTH RAcEaPurse, $4,000: allowance 2-year-ods; s
furongs. Post. 1893; off
place Winner Carolyn K Stables b. q by Dolss
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Sportsmuns Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year- olds; furlongs.
Hipp0bon (Vand'b'rel 2O.4O $50 7.20
Miss Eyeful Barrow $50 500
Miz Zareta tCraiRl $50
Mighty Tired. Flying Redbird Many
miral Nelson. Paraph. Time, I:172s.
SECOND RACE-Purse, So. 900; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and UP: 6l2 furlongs.
Nyr (JesSOp) $50 4.40 $50
AtascOsa (Adams) 600 4.4O
Sigh Tutsy Lidberg) $50
Able Ladd, Kirk Kriss Ring Fleet.
Poychrest. Time, l:24.
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SECOND RACE = Purse So 0O0 claiming; 3-year-ods: 6
inronss Post 204 off 2;o4a: start good won driving,
EStFs Ticks Trsin @ S ~ Rp s
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Two:dollar mutues paidNo LIEN SIS so, 5000 S4 so
$3.50, $500. DARK PATROL $500.
Handle-S75.62 9
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Two-dolar mutuels paid-APPEASE NOT Sl1 40. S. 40
$40. TURKISH GOLD. Ss40 $3.50. PALMER METHOD
$3.50.
Handle-s143151 Total handle-sl,17s1ss Attendance
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Twodolar mutuels paid-BLUE BANNER. $40, So.
So so. LORILIA 5000, $500 RIOS CLAG $3.50
Handle. S134713.
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DAILY DOUBLE C AND 81 PAID s44.40

FOURTH RACE Purse $1,000: allowance; 4-year-olc
and up filles and mares g fprlongs, Post 309 off
6y STAPLES b. by War Admral-Risaue Blue: Traine
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse. ss.ooo 3-yeor-olds claiming; u


as. Munro ond Mrs W. lokoor entry.
bP. Miller ond W, P. Griffith entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-22

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) kid
vandals again broke into Lib
erace's home, scared his dogs
and damaged the swimming pool.
Took some Of the notes out of
his theme song. He may have
to move. Now it's for sure
says Esther Williams-She will
never again appear on the screen
In bathing suit. What a pity.
=. And there'll be no more
out and out cheesecake shots for
MMMMonre-after BUS Stop"
that is.
& Adolph Menjou and wife
Verree Teasdale, celebrate %
years of happy marriage tomor-
row. Hard to believe because
they only just moved in, but I'm
told Dinah Shore and George
Montgomery already are selling
their $250.000 modern Beverly
Hills mansion. >. Dorothy Dan
bridge is smiling. The rewrite
on Island in the Sun" gives
her some dynamic scenes. She
also gets Gerard PHILIPPE for her
costar in her French film, THE
Short Cut"
4 4 \ \
Mrs. Erich Won Stroheim is
recovering from a broken ankle
in Paris Coming up for
Tyrone Power and Producer Ted
Richmond, r. v. c. Botdley's
"The Warrior Saint" And
when THE Reluctant Debu-
tante" comes to Broadway, Ray
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an heiress after his divorce from
Greer Carson. is making plans
for financing the production on
Broadway Of his musical play,
80 Little Time For Love-"
Arlene Dahl, who will star in
Fortune is a Woman" in Lon
don next month, made sure she'd
be the best dressed there. Don
Lopez is throwing together two
dozen chic rags for her to wear
in her role Of a fashion designer,
and Rex is doing her hats.
Lizabeth Scott is planning q
night club act with Bob Alton to
produce. Oddly enough, Liz
doesn't have a husky voice when
she sings-she hits the high
notes.
But Metropolitan Opera Star
Licia Albanese refused a big
offer to sing in a top Las Vegas
night ub-"because ! simply
will not sing in a room filled
smoke"
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with a great performance by
young Michael Ray. Rapper's
next is 1.-THE Hero of st. Roger"
and he asked me, 81 wonder
who'd be better for it, Fernandez
or Maurice Chevalier?" I haven't
seen the script but both are ex-
cellent.
After "Interpol" with Vic Ma
ture and Anita Ekberg, Trevor
Howard gets another foreign
lovely-Elsa Martinelli in "Man-
uella." Pedro Armendariz will
also have a big role. Trevor told
me in London he'll be at sea for
three months with another pic
ture. He's quiet and nice and
I'm glad he got OF that drunk
driving charge.
Anthony Quinn's wife Kath-
crime planes to New York this
week to meet him on his return
from Paris. where he's been toll
ing In "Hunchback Of Paris" for
four months. And her surprise
for him-two tickets to "My Fair
Lady" ***
Producer playwright F. Hugh
Herbert puts his new play. 1.-THE
Best House in Naples, starring
Katy Jurado, into rehearsal
September Z, with the Broadway
premiere in November.
And Richard Ney, who married
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Massey's debutante daughter,
Anna, repeats her London role.
She has great charm although
not exactly beautiful. Denise
Darrell, dining with ex-hubby
Peter Crosby at the Harwyn
Club, had sister Helene for the
chaperoning honors.
Watch the career Of John Ca
vin-he's U-I's new white hope
in the tradition Of Rock Hudson
and Tony Curtis, and he's also
the hero in "Quantez." BY the
way, costar Dorothy Malone is
the dark horse for next years
academy awards. You'll agree
after seeing her in Written on
the Wind"
\ \ \ X
Hollywood is talking about
RKO and Irving Rapper's won
derful sleeper. "The Brave One. +"
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Films of More Than Routine Merit
east OF EDEN"-JuIe Harris and James Dean head fine
cast this faulty directed Steinbeck special
"TRAPEZE-CarO direction makes thriller out Of this
circus tale, with Gina LollObrgida.
"CRUEL SEA"-A British thriller of World War III navy life
starring Jack Hawkins
"TOBY DICK"-Herman Melves classic brought wildly to
the screen under the direction Of John Huston.
KNOCK WOOD-A light hearted script shows how funny
Danny Kaye be when given