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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
News Of D. c. Studios
Dig Dag-|n TeIeVue?
News Of D. c. Studios

1t seems that more is happening in TeleVue
these days than even TeeVue barganed for.
WMAL-7's newscaSter Ted Dunlap got his geog-
raphy little mixed up the other night. Instead
of reporting that U. N. Secretary General Dag
HammarSkjold was meeting Israeli leaders in
TelAviv, he had them gathering in TeleVue to
straghten out the Middle East situation.
TVS newest comic sensation, George GObel,
will appear on Inga's televised show at the
Shoreham Hotel this Wednesday (WRC-4, 2:30
PM. George will skip down the runway for his
grand entrance surrounded by lovely models, and
then proceed to comment on the fashions.
WMAL's promotion director Haywood Meeks,
while mentioning in Miami recently, sent post
card back to his office with picture of one of
those bathing beauty types on it. Heywood'S
only comment was, And to think she's the life
guard at my pool"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06

While interviewing congressional pages for
WTTG'S Teen Talk Saturday, $3.50 PM Pro-
Queer Sophie Altman asked, why not have girl
pages?" One of the young men answered that
although he hated to admit it girls are just too
much of a distraction. But he was quick to add
"love that distraction"
Ask 1t Baskets hostess, Dorothy LOCKER, re-
ports that student at one Of the local high
schools has concocted multipurpose invention
called a "cheater-Weater." There are three
varieties of this new-fangled gadget The first
kind you clip to desk and it gives you answers
to math problems; the second kind is the watch
variety that gives you historical names and
dates; the third kind of a cheater weater is the
best and most expensive variety. All you have
to do is turn your TV dial to Ask 1t Basket
(WTOP, Saturday ann and you get all the
answers to all your questions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
Hollywood Report
The Backward Mr.. DouqIas

Gale Storm is the luckiest lass. She's film
ing her Gale Storm Show aboard the S. S.
President Cleveland on the way to Honolulu.
Gale also takes in Florida, the West Indies and
Jamaica. You can expect something really
hot on ABC, May %, when 17-year-old Natalie
Wood co-stars with Jacques Sernas in "The
Deadly Riddle"
That lovable Schnozz, Jimmy Durante signed
Pianist Virginia Parker for three more appear
ances on his TV show. Jerry COlonna is
begging his sponsors to move his show to Holly
wood. The committing from here to New York
every week end is taking the curl out of his
muStache.
George Montgomery turned down The Last
of the Mohicans tele-series and two other
western dittos. II refuse to get typed" he ex-
planned. . Hollywood talent scouts have new
basket to dig into for talent-the daily Matinee
show on NBC-TV. After one appearance, Nick
Adams received eight calls for motion pictures.
MICS Fury star, Peter Graves, doesn't own a
television set When his two daughters want to
see Petes show, they have to call on neighbor
released by the NANA)
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Sjednice Financalnog Odbora Odrzane 25 aprla 1885,

Sjednce Fnancijalnog Odbora odrzane 25 apnla 1856
Gavn predsedn Mandich otvara sjednicu pozdravom
gavni bagank Krasich podnasa sijedece zvesce
povrdu cd Receiver General Ottawa, Ont Can
ada "a prize Province of Manitoba 329o due
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Ontario Canada Twenty-Five Year 37se Debentures
May 49, Poznato da savjetuuea rma iste
preporuca zadju 375 baz ali ujedno pedvdalo
izac povonoj cen zaista bondov su izas ma
baz ao mi izv narucbu 80 bondova Ia gavncu
patt $53S iii ukupno $40 8o
38. Owe bondove cemo ispatit ma 16. maja.
Podneseno izvjesce glavnog baganika prima.
Zatm gavn bagajnik ca dve peporuke strane savJe
ujue cd th preporuka odnos zdanje
Jamaica Water Supply Company First Mortgage Bonds Series
"" 518 Predvdja da bi bondovi mogh izacl
49, Brat asha predaze brat Bella podupre predg da uo
bondove ako izadu 40 baz Predlog
ia jednoglasno.
Druga preporuka odnos izdane koe izlazi
DANA name Duke Power Co., First Refundng
Mortgage May 1885, prvolasn bondovi naime
predaze brat Ovcarich podupire predog
ulozi bondove $4,000 ako zadju $500 baz
Predlog usvaja jednoglasno.
Posto je time dnemi red Fnancijalnog Obora crpjen to
glavni predednk die sedncu bratskm pozdravom
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik
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16. svibnja 1856.
mesa poprimljen sa potrebnom vecnom glasova
S time ie dovrsen dio tocke "Razno' dnevnog reda.

mesa Ropn yD gssSn red.
Zatim e ma dnevni izvestaj upraviteja Od-
bora Djecjeg Donna.
Upravtel brat Saric nakon pozdravio canove CLAW
nog Odbora veil nista doda njegovom vet pro-
citanom zvjestaju ovom tjeu.
Glavni predsjednik brat Mandich, dyoji ukljusene
nekoh izava izvjesaju brata Sarica Glavnom Odboru
cd koh nekoe poaze unatrag cak do godne 1899 Brat
Mandich smatra, da prmjedbe ne spadaju izvesce
Predsjednk Odbora Djeceg Donna, brat spusic, zatim
ea svoj zvjesaj Gavnom odboru c sadrzaj ce bti O.
bjelodanjen zajednicaru.
to brat Mandich potsjeca, da e Nadzorn Odbor vec
rane stavo pitanje stanovite potroske Decjem Domu
ali e odgodo svoe ptanje dok ovdje sgnu predsavnici
Brat Mandich pta predsjednika Nadzornog odbora,
brata skrca da Ii on ou stvar ze iznleti nasto brat
sestra Niksc e poduljem govor otyorla raspravu
budu stavena po brati Hniiu Majetu, ko su aekira
potroske t; d. Djeejem Domu odkad su ovdje stigG
djem Domu T veli da on brat Majett kaSnje sv mad
zorni odbornc ne mogu razume ak4 sG sanovu n"ta
ments navadjanja potankosti raeunima) Desjeg Roma
panju su raemi "a hardware supplies C5eljezar ear,
goods" tkanne) Material popravci kota cseenje prao
NICE popravak "snka hrane, popravak pokucstva' can
NaSoog brat s tut Sc
nacn ko owl racuni vodjen trail razasnJene od
Brat sarid razjaSnjuje, da je raaun cd hardware"
trgovine svoti cd $9757o kojem pta bio "a fire
hose" (vatrogasnu cev cd gumije kupenu povodom ma
redbe cd upravitelja vatrogasaca u mjestu
koliko Sc stvar odnosi racun eekrcna svjetla
svot cd $25778 brat saric razjasnjue da e oyo blo
pet tjedana mjesecima ulu augstu kad Je LJetn-
kovac bio punom mahu upotrijebo je wise eektrcne
snage, nego Ii Sc obcno upotrebuje.
Brat Sarc raziasniuje ptanie racunu cd $3.50
Flower and candle holders poroske sto je potrebno
to- odrzava amosfera veseosti sobi bagovane
kako to traze vasti drzave Illinois,
skrtic protestira baGen umjetno cve-
CO. koje e navedeno raeunu potroska pa ze znat
zasto akvo cvjece bi mogo traja ednu godnu dana
sarc e razasnio potrosak cd $141 rs cd rgovne
tkanina da to predsava drapes (zavjese) kuc broj
Djecjeg Donna
Upravitelj Djecjeg Donna razjasnjuje da je bio po.
trebno patit seoe5 "a popravak "snka koji e curio
danas je skup ntko Djeejem Domu moze tomu po-
moci.
Brat Mandich protestra protv ovakvog nacina poso-
vania hoce da zna, zasto "handyman' (radnk
poslove) nje zatrazen da owe popravke obavi.
Brat Skrc pri zakljucku sednice potsjeca Gavni
Odbor da je Djecj Dom mogao postavit nov 'sink'
jeftiniju cijenu nego je plato racun popravka
Glavni predsjednik prekda sjedncu daje vrjeme "a
objed Stephen F. Brikich
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Dvanaese sjednice subota pose podne a. marca 1856
Glavn predsiedn, brat v. I. Mandch otvara sednicu
pozdravorn. Prisutni svi odbornc casnc osm brata
Verbosa, koji je sprican.
Nastavlja Sc raspravom po pitanju Decjega Donna.
sesra Niksc postavja pitanje da sjednice Odbora
peejeg Doma odrzayan nedjeo kao prize um1esto su-
Brat Bazdarc tnaci, da je ia promjena uchjena sto
odseci madu svoe sednice iste nedelje koh odbor
nici Djecjeg Donna clanovi.
Brat Mandt tuac da je strazivano odsjecnim sjed-
ncama pronadjeno da odsjec nemau svoh sjednica
nedielie u miesecu, kad je sjednca Djecjeg Donna.
Brat Martin Krasie drzi da pise Odbor Djecjeg
Donna da rjesi to ptanje.
Brat Bella podnasa ptanje zidnih kalendara godnu
1857. Objasnjava kako su pravljeni godinu.
Brat Borc predlaze brat Grasha podupre da Sc isto
tako tolki broi praW narednu godinu Sa tim prjed
logon Sc sazu braca Hnit Mkan pax is ednoglasno
usvaja.
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Desete sjednice, petak pose podne, 23 marca 1856.

Desete sjednice, petak poslje podne 23 marca 1856
Glavn predsjednik brat v. l. Mandic, otvara sedncu
pozdravom Glavnom Odboru preko MEGA svemu clan
stvu HBz. Prisutn svi glavn odborc easnc takodier
predstavnic Djecega Doma predsjednk odbora Djeceg
Donna brat Tomo s1pusic taJnlk brat Frank kraslc u
Nastavlja rasprayom Djeejem Domu. Prize toga
ajnk brat Krasic dae izvjesa povrh psanog zvJesaa
da upozori vazne stvar prvom kaze da rjesi
da farma neobraduje, er Sc ne splacue on vjerue
da u prodamo er oVako nam e samo ma eret lei fao
mrtv kaptal On misli da bi mali dobru prku "a pro
da b ju prodali komu poduzetniku u takovu svrhu
Brat Frank Krasie nastavlja, da je svom izvjes
sanje Deejega Donna, ali da ovde ze istaknuti sto
je vaznije te govor poedinm probemima nesuglas
ozbijino sa razumjevanjem, da sIuzi dobroj svrsi.
Peaz Sc ma sPvane raSa potEosaka2 Brat Hi
troskova "a koe Nadzorni 0dbor ms da e prevSe
seno iii da Sc ma neke nje trebalo nj trositi
Brat saric objasnjuje te troskove tumaci kako su
Rec uzimlje glavni nadzorn odbornik brat julius Ma
em Domu pita ia Brat sard odgovora ma p
tanja objasnjue Predsjednik Nadzornog Odbora brat
radio vece posIove bez "a cenu tko ce rad "a
mamie On kaze da Izvrsn Odbor nemoze potrosi preko
odoega Gg pR
ralo raditi u Djecjem Domu.
sve to istrazivanje isptvanje uzelo je mnogo vre
Brat Martin Krasieh govor da Sc nesme osn s uzs oyo
duznost kod pregledavanja posovana glavnom uredu
sto tako sraze spitue poedine sefove naslh odJele
s a n pp S to
ga sto su pronas da s fond Djeeg Donna znatno opao
e dovolna da Dom uzdrzava jos dvije godine Gav
je sada pitanje veil brat Krasc sto cemo ucin Die
cm Domom da ga mozemo uzdrzavat gdje steel potrebn
novac osim da povs rasporez. To je, dakle gavno
pitanje.
Ma kraju brat Krasic postavlja pitanje da je bilo
uputno umesno otpust starog radnika brata Stpetca
kad e bio ozjedjen bolesan da b radi toga moge ma
stat moguce posebn zapeta? Pita, da Ii b brat saric
stipetic mogl pruz jedan drugome rulu da Sc izmre
da iskreno suradjuju?
Brat Grasha takodjer postavja pitanja poslovanju
Donna. sto je kupalistem zasto nije mogla dobt
dozvoa?
Brat sarc objasnjava, pax obraca brata Franka
Krasca, koji je bolje upucen tn stvar.
Brat Frank Krasc objasnjava zahtjeve zdravstvenog
DEPARTMENT. sto trazo kako je napravljen nacrt
posove po nasem arhitektu bratu Stanley uraccu kad
e posao bio gotov po nadzornicima nje bio primen
ko nasali posebn troskov da opet stvar
redt On objasnava tancine sto je ucinjeno cemu
prigovara
Brat sare kaze da svega oga nebi blo da previse
otome brblja izvana govori kojesta.
Brat Grasha veil to brbljarje jer ia sam vdio i
psno cd Health Departmental radi eesa Sc prigovara.
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Jedanaeste sjednice subotu jutro, "a. marca 1885,

Jedanaeste sjednice subotu jutro, "a. marca 1856
Glavni predsjednik brat " I. Mandich otvara jeda-
naesu sjednicu Glavnog Odbora subou jutro "a
ca 1856 godne pozdravom izrazuje nadu da &c Gav
nj Odbor svrsiti svoj posao kasne cd danas posje
podne.
ctane zapsnika e propusteno, tako da moze preci
preostal rad.
Brat Mandich nakon je primetio, da sv glavn 3D.
bornci casnici prsutni izjavluje znenadnoj smrt
23 marca 1856 godne braa Jospa Buktenice predsied
nka odsjeka broj 202 Chicago, ko je bio medu prvia
Rampant "a novo clanstvo godne 1856 prijasnj clan
Odbora Djecjeg Donna.
svi prisutni casak ustali kao znak uspomene
ovog pravog fraternalstu
Ponovno su dosa dnevni red pitanja racunima
Djecem Dou edan cd th jest stvar splacenog bonusa
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Ne vjeruj covjeku, koji ma
lazi da .je sve dobro; covjeku,
koji nalazi da je sve zlo; i
jos mamie covjeku, koji je
indiferentan prema svemu.-.
Lavater.
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Nasi Odsjecl "a sve svot
druStvene radove valja da Sc
Obrate na tiskaru Hrvatske
Bratske Zaj jednice. NaSe Clan
stvo podiglo je tiskaru, da
Svima slu8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25
Peril Seen
In urban
|SpruwI'

Cities are flirting with the dam
ger Of creating inconvenient and
ill-serviced suburban areas I'M
less they take positive action to
combat urban sprawl" the latest
issue Of the publication Urban
Land warns.
Urban Land is issued by the
Urban Land Institute here. The
ARTICLE reports on q recent study
|of the effects of sprawl made in
Canada by the Lower Mainland
Regional Planning Board of Brit
ish Columbia.
urban sprawl" is defined in
the article as scattered building
development strung out helter-
skelter along existing roads and
highways leading from built-up
areas.
Not only does sprawl spoil the
countryside. mar towns and pre-
maturely destroy productive farm
land, it can be costly to the
|neighboring urban areas.
In the sprawl areas, such serv-
ices and utilities as roads, water
mains. garbage collection, sani-
tary sewers, storm drains, power
and gas lines are extremely
costly. And. the article points
out, the higher cost Of these serv-
ices does not fall primarily on
the sprawl household, but on all
OF the persons of such wider
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25

|peting In turquoise: draperies In
"a bright shade Of red; the hou-
ldoir chair upholstered in aqua.
Lamps In ruby red and clear
glass with red shades would be
nice for the night tables and.
liz you only want to use one
lamp on the double dresser. get
a tall one and balance it on
the other side with a figurine or
a picutre.
QUESTIONABLE living room in
our new home presents a prob
lem: 1t is between the kitchen
with knotty pine walls and the
den with walls painted green.
which are separated by arch
ways, so I want the colors in the
living room to blend with the adj
Ijoinig rooms. The fireplace wall
will be mahogany paneling. What
colors would you suggest for the
other three walls, rug, draperies
flor the picture window and a
sectional sofa?
AnsWeF-Here is q color
scheme for your living room that
will blend nicely with the ad-
joining kitchen and den: walls,
cocoa; rug, green; draperies,
gold; sectional sofa. persimmon.
QuestiOn-Recently ! had
some pictures framed in a dark
mahogany wood for my living
room. The woodwork in the room
lis a natural finish. I was won
dering If I could use gold frames
with the dark frames and light
woodwork or should they all be
light or dark wood?
Answer-Certainly, you can
use gold frames with the dark
ones and light woodwork in your
living room. They will add inter-
est and variety to the setting.
QuestiOn-We live in an old
house and the radiators are large
and all painted silver. Is there
anything we can do to make
them less obvious?
Answer-You can either cover
the radiators with modern radi-
ator covers or paint them to
match the walls to make them
less obvious.
(Released BY Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25
Plastic Wall COVERING
Stimulates Brick Wall

This new type of plastic wall
covering can be used to advan-
tage in playrooms, dens and
living rooms. The fact that it
can be installed so easily by the
homemaker, and once in place
requires no painting or other
upkeep. makes it eminently
practical.
Questions and Answers
Question: want to redec-
crate our master bedroom which
is on the northeast side of the
house and has three corner win
dows. The furniture is Hepple-
white in a mahogany finish and
consists of a bed, double dresser
and chest. and we have an egg
shell Martha Washington spread
which we would like to use. The
green lowered wallpaper and
dark green draw draperies that
we now have in the room make
it appear dark and dreary. What
colors would you suggest for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25

areas as water districts. wards or
municipalities.
In such sprawl areas also.
there are frequently inadequate
schools with long walks for chill
|dren or unnecessary and costly
bus services. Similarly In such
areas neighborhood shopping
Icenters are uneconomical and in
their places are found made
lquate, non-competitive stores
which are not convenient to most
homes. Bus services also is gen.
orally not economic.
The answer, the Canadian
study concludes. lies in positive
planning and coming policies,
new thinking about taxable val
ues and positive action in con-
solidating jurisdictional and adj
Iministrative lines Of procedure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25
BY BETTY LENAHAN

Leading decorators throughout
the country are giving more and
more attention to wall treat
ments for modern rooms, making
use of unusual and often exotic
materials which are available in
the contemporary picture.
In an inclosed breezeway, an
interior designer has used an
interesting material, a plastic
type of wall covering which has
the appearance of stone or brick.
The wall covering, in 2-foot by
4-foot rigid sheets, is easily
applied with special type of
paste. The paste is merely
applied to the back of the wall
coverings mortar lines. The
covering then is applied quickly
and easily to the wall.
Such wall covering stimulating
white bricks provides a decora-
tive and unusual wall treatment.
The predominating colorS in the
room are a clear bright orange
and an equally clear blue. An
oversize, comfortable sofa is up
holstered in a modern fabric
striped in orange and with gold
threads woven into the white
BACKGROUND. This piece OroviCIeS
contrast to the blue wall along
which it is placed.
The top of a long coffee table
In front of the sofa repeats tho
stark white of the brick wall
covering. The rug is blue, and a
picture above a Swedish modern
chest is attractively framed in a
ugh-textured blue fabric. A
black hassock supplies a sharp
note Of contrast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25

wallpaper. wall-to-wall car
peting, draperies. boudoir chair
and lamps? I also want to get
night tables for either side Of
the bed; with these, should
use a pair of lamps on the dou-
BILE dresser or just one?
Answer - Wallpaper with a
pattern of red roses on an Off
white background would
brighten up your bedroom con-
siderably. Get wall-to-wall car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-01
Nashua toCarry
GreyLag

NEW YORK, May l (Special)
Nashua has been assigned 12e
pounds for Saturdays $4,000
Grey Lag Handicap at Jamaica
and Trainer Sunny Jim Fitz-
simmons has indicated this is
satisfactory for the and
Ian-eighth race.
In picking up the same pack
age he was asked to carry in the
Excelsior Handicap. which he
missed when bad weather inter-
fered with his training schedule
Nashua Will be asked to concede
eight pounds each to Joe Jones
and Fisherman.
Find. who could cause trouble
gets in with lib pounds. Jet
Action drew the same impost, but
+ is not expected to start. The
Cockfield Stables lie Beau Prince
a recent French importation who
won his fourth straight race at
Jamaica yesterday, drew a
feathery III pounds.
Nashua. who has not raced
since his poor fifth in the Gulf
stream Park Handicap, will be
ridden by Ted Atkinson as Eddie
Arcaro, his regular rider, will be
aboard Head Man in the Ken
lucky Derby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-01
Conference, NCAA
To Decide on W&M
II rack ELIGIBILITY

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, May l
(R.-It will be up to the South
ern Conference and the NCAA
whether the William and Mary
Track team, declared ineligible
by the AAU yesterday. also be-
comes ineligible for collegiate
competition.
The ban, announced by John
IT. Core. Virginia AAU track and
field chairman, was imposed be-
cause two members of the W&M
team ran against Yves Santee in
"a meet April IA Core, who said
he was acting on instructions
from Dan Ferris, the National
AAU secretary. said the Indians,
under his ruling. are banned
only from AAU-sanctioned COM
petition.
Core added that a section of
an agreement between the AAU
land the NCAA recognizes the
right of colleges to govern them
selves and compete among them
selves under eligibility rules
considered satisfactory by the
NCAA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-01

Several players from the
Washington area were chosen.
Joe Holup Of George Washing
ton was SyracuSe's first pick,
and Bob Kessler of Maryland
went to Fort Wayne the second
time around Elgin Baylor, for
mer Spingarn High standout.
was picked by Minneapolis. He
just has finished sitting out an
inactive year at Seattle after
transferring from College of
Idaho, and has two years of ell
gibility left.
Actually 1t was Sihugo Green
of Duquesne who had the honor
of being the first choice. Roches-
ter chose him instead of Rus
sell because, as the Royals ex-
planned it, they consider him
the best all-around player, bar
none, plus the question of Rus
sells availability.
Jim Paxson, Daytons 6-foot-6
flash. was another big name
player going in the first round.
He was picked up by Minneapo-
lis as replacement for the re-
firing George Mikan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-01
.AAU TrackMeeI
On Tap Today

Paul Baroncelli of George
town heads the list of defend
ing champions in this afternoon
District AAU track and field
championships at Georgetown.
Baroncelli is defending two
titles. the shotput and discus
but is no cinch in either. Ed
Cooke of Maryland. third in the
shot last season, has improved
to the point where he is threat
in both events this time.
The big event today is the mile
in which Burr Grim of Maryland
is defending. Grim, the IC-4A
record holder. is shooting for the
AAU record of All set by Char
ley CappoZzoli of GU, but will
get competition from such
Georgetown runners as Joe Skut-
Ika, Frank Pfaging and Bob Lip
pemeier.
Pete Fedak of GU. winner Of
the high hurdles and second ir
the lows last year, and Perry
Moore of Maryland. winner In
the lows and second in the highs
both are back again seeking dou.
BILE victories. Fedak may be 9
bit off form. having received sew
eral bruises and burns when he
fell during the Penn Relays last
Saturday.
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College Professor
Wins Race Horse

NEW YORK. May / (P.--A
college professor who hasn't seer
"a horse race in 30 years now is
the owner of a thoroughbred
colt as the result of a contest
sponsored by a tobacco company
Or. David M. Driver. 81, OF
Arkadelphia, Ark, who is head
of The Department of Languages
and Literature at Henderson
State Teachers College, sub.
United the winning name for the
horse in the Nationwide COM
petition.
He suggested "Aurecolt, taking
the first par Of the name from
the Latin aureus, meaning golden
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money when Golf Ace was dis
qualified for foul.
Joe Gavegnano's High King
ITO: the Brantywine Stables
Countermand, l18. and No Re-
grets, w. E. Britt's California
Derby winner, with ll8, also will
come in for attention Each is
considered a sure Derby starter.
Others who'll have to prove in
the Trial they are Derby threats
are: the Duntreath Farms In
validate. ll2; Clifford Mooers
How Blue. liz: Eugene Con-
stantins Roman Fan. ITO; the
Hasty House Farms Black EN-
peror. ll2; the Green Acre
Farms Ebony Beauty, 1903. and
Rex Ellsworth's Lovers Aid. liz.
Ebony Beauty. who's never won
a race, also is entered for the
first race and may be withdrawn
from the Trial.
Two years ago the Hasty
House Farms Hasty Road broke
Hill Calls track record in the
trial. in a head and head duel
with Determine. In the Derby
however, Determine won with
Hasty Road second.