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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08
Luxury Hotel Signs
l0-Yeur Union Pact

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. 8
tP.-The Fontainebleau Hotel
has become the first luxury hotel
to sign a l0-year recognition
agreement with the Hotel EN-
ployes Union.
Announcement Of the signing
was made last night by Ed s..
Miller Of Cincinnati, general
president Of the union, at a mass
meeting. RE said such hotels as
the "Algiers, Sea Isle and several
other hotels are just waiting for
us to bring the contract around. "
The 565-room Fontalnbleau,
with 300 employees, was the last
of % hotels to be struck by Local
255 in the 20-month dispute
with luxury hotels here and in
Miami. Thirteen of them had
previously signed union con-
tracts.
These Is are expected TO sign
the l0-year master recognition
agreement signed Saturday by
the union and the Miami Beach
Hotel Association.
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MiIIord Peoke, Patent Lawyer
And Chemical War Expert

Willard F. Peake, Government
patent attorney and a chemical
warfare expert. died yesterday
at Garfield Memorial Hospital
from a heart ailment. He was "a.
Mr.. Peake lived at 800 Hay
ward avenue. Takoma Park,
Md. He was native of the
District.
Mr.. Peake attended Mckinley
Tech High School and was
a graduate of Virginia Poly
technic Institute, where he cap
tanned the football team in 1915.
After leaving VPI Mr.. Peake
attended the Washington Col
lege of Law and then went with
the Patent Office as an attorney.
He served as a Reserve colonel
with the chemical warfare di-
vision from 1912 until 1916.
After being discharged he re-
manned with the chemical war
ware division as a civilian at
torney.
Mr.. Peake was active in the
Chemical Warfare Society and
the VPI Alumni Society Of Wash
ington.
He is survived by his widow,
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Dentists End
Racial Bar

Qualified Negro dentists will
be admitted to the District of
Columbia Dental Society.
The dentists have voted ia
.vorably on the question of adj
hitting the dentists in a secret
mail poll. The actual count and
official announcement will be
made tonight at $3.50 o'clock at
Ia meeting at the Shoreham
Hotel.
The poll-with a December 10
deadline-was taken after DR..
John A. Turner, chief Of oral
surgery at Howard University
School of Dentistry. applied fos
membership. DR.. Turner said
he wanted membership in the
national society of dentists, the
American Dental Association,
but was not eligible because he
lacked membership in the local
society.
The poll was a vote on whether
or not to make application forms
available to all qualified dentists,
regardless Of race.
Only majority vote was nec-
essary because the question does
not involve a change in the
Isociety's bylaws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08
Howard S. Miller Dies;
Potent Office Legal Aide

Howard S. Miller, &c. a Patent
Office law examiner, died of
a heart ailment Sunday in his
home at 1926 Kalmia road NV.
Born in st. Paul, Mimi, Mr..
Miller was graduated from SYRIA
cuse University with a degree in
electrical engineering. He then
received his masters degree from
the University of California and
a bachelor of laws degree from
George Washington University.
Mr.. Miller Joined the Patent
Office in 1916. He spent the last
20 years of his service there as
a law examiner. He pleaded cases
before the Court of Customs and
Patent Appeals and the United
States District Court of Appeals
for the District of Columbia.
An organist at the North
minister Presbyterian Church for
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the last 18 years. Mr.. Miller
wrote several compositions for
the organ. He was also a mem
Der of Tau Beta Phi Engineering
Fraternity and Sigma 81. a social
fraternity.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Katherine Eberle. of the
Kalmia ROAD address; a daughter.
Mrs. John R. Wilson. of Rich
mond: a brother, Capt. Ray
Imond V. Miller, USN. of New
York City; three sisters. Miss
Althea Miller and Miss Shirley
Miller, both of New York City,
and Miss Ruth Miller of Ithaca,
N. Y, and grandson.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow in the Hines
Funeral Home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08
Morton W. Peskin, ST.,
Cumberland Leader

CUMBERLAND. Md. Jan. 8
(R.-Morton William Peskin,
ST.. prominent Cumberland busi-
nessman and civic leader, died
yesterday following an illness of
several weeks. He was SO.
Mr.. Peskin was a past presi-
dent of the Cumberland Cham
Der of Commences Mercantile
Bureau and of the Middle At
lantic Shoe Stores Association
He was secretary-treasurer of
PeSkin's, Inc, a retail shoe store.
He moved here 35 years ago
from Altoona. Pa. In his young
er years he played professional
football and basketball in this
area.
He was a 32d degree Mason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08
WiIIium M. Scott,
Court Policeman

William Milford Scott, SO. a
Supreme Court policeman for 16
years. died yesterday at Garfield
Hospital of coronary thrombosis.
A native of Wilmington. N. c.,
Mr.. Scott came to Washington
in 1880. He lived at 20l4 Third
street NE.
He is survived by two cousins.
Allen P. and Louise Lupo, of
Winston Salem. N. c. Services
and burial will be in Whining
ton. N. C.
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Jim Marshall, IS,
Editor and Writer

PALO ALTO, Calf, Jan. 8 (R).
Jim Marshall. IS. former editor
of Golfers and for many years
rowing correspondent in the
Orient for the magazine. died
yesterday in a hospital here.
Mr.. Marshall had been in poor
health since he was wounded
aboard the U. S. S. Panay when
the gunboat was bombed in 1887
by the Japanese on the Yangtze
River.
A natife of England, Mr.. Mar
shall for many years was associ-
ated with the Scripps-Howar
newspapers.
He is survived by his widow
Peggy of Palo Alto.
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Mrs. Mildred M. Peake. three
daughters. Mrs. Frank Oliver,
500 Lincoln avenue. Takoma
Park, Mrs. Conrad Alberding,
Belvedere drive, Silver Spring
and Mrs. Earle Thacker, 1922
Merrimack street, Hyattsville,
Md; three sons. Donald F.. 1882
Center Hill street. Wheaton, Md,
William T., of Greenbelt. Md,
John NJ, of the home address,
and Is grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 9 am. Thursday at the Our
Lady of Sorrows Catholic
Church. Takoma Park. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
VS.. socioI Events

Fair Haven Garden club met
Wednesday in the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. c. M. Tucker 1t was decided
not to have a fall flower show Mrs
r.. v. Krouse. chairman Of the
Junior Garden club, talked On care
Of house plants
Mr.. and Mrs Guido Rothranff and
daughter. Rebecca, of Cleveland
Ohio. spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil EWoidt and Mr. and Mrs
leonard Ewoldt at their farm in
Fluvanna county
Miss Callie Wee johnson Of
Scottsville. and her roommate at
Longwocd COLLEGE. Miss Helen
Rilee. Of West Point were brides
maids in the wedding of another
roommate. Moss Joan Burch. and
Karl Dome. September IA ii Alex
aEdfia.
Ms. Zeal Leaves
Ms Jackson Beal. Jr. left SON
day with Mr. and Mrs Blake Ke,so.
and children. fer Ben Air where
she plans to visit until the last Of
the week. Then she viii 90 to Vienna
to visit Mr. and Ms. Jesse B
Grover, and family
Mrs. J B. Tindall of Hatton.
let Sunday to visit Mr. and MS
W E. Duncan. and family, in Rich
mond
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer johnson
visited Mr. and Mrs U t Joiner
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AIpho Items
Mrs. Emma Allen Honored Sunday
AT Park Picnic Lunch Birthday Party

vin bA glcst speake.
c lnas Duncan Is homo for 30
daSs He HAS Been II with a hear
~oraition He Was operated on and
* improving. bit has 10 return for
Alc Z tests ii 30 days.
Ms H. L Thomas is spending
The week with her mother III Staun-
Ton Her mother is very Ill
M and Mrs F ank Lesueur
visited Mr. and NJ S. A. F. Old Sat
urday The ODDS had as guests for
dinner Saturday Mr. and Mrs w.
G Shumaker. and Sandra. Of
Draper N c Shumaker is supel'in-
tendeni Of the solite plant which
epeaed n tho spring
Air and MIS-. Earn hhsher, and
Gone. MI, and Mrs D S. Jamerson
visited Mrs w Elijah Dunkum Sun
day
We are Very proud Of a boy from
this community, L.awood Thomas
Re won first prize IN the tractor
driving contest at the farm show
held at Buckingham Central High
School Frida%,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
Guile

Mrs. Julia Roach, Of Hopewell.
visited her sisters. Mrs Myrtle
Scruggs and Mrs Blanch Elder, last
week. She was accompanied BY her
son and daugAter-in-law Nj and
Mrs. Ned Roach
Mrs Grace Garrison returned TO
her home over the week end after
spending a week with her brother
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Layne. in the village Mrs.
Layne is better after a long illness.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. l. Young visited
their daughte Mrs Herman
Scruggs, Saturday
Miss Martha Elder, Of Richmond,
visited her aunt and uncle Nh and
Mrs. G. T. Elder. recently Martha
is a former resident Of this neigh
borhood
Quite few farmers in this neigh
hcrhood still have tobacco ID cut
Nh. and MIS- Lewis Scruggs and
MI dilA MI . DUMMY IS3Stl 5cAA1tlNNN
theater performance in Richmond
Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatcher I.ayne were
dinner guests Of their daughter anC
son-ln-law. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Ferguson. in F'armville Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Scruggs
IN. of Phenix. expect to move intt
their new house on the Wards Forl
Mil road soon
jimmy Bobby and Delores Fine.
arc staying with their Grandnothel
Scruggs and are attending Madison
vile school
Quite a few III This neishborhooc
have placed exhibits ii the Flvt
County Fair III Farnvllle
Mr. and Mrs. H B Dodd anC
sen. Of Richmond. visited her par
ents. Mr.. and MIS- Herman Scrrggs
Saturday en- ROUTE to the DodC
family reunion in Lynchburg.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
Five Forks

Revival services closed at Beth
poor Baptist church Friday night
there were five additions to the
church.
Mrs. E. B. Womack. of Farm
vile. is spending some time al hel
farm here. Her sister. Mrs Dick
Shorter. Of Darlington H Ell h S
spent last week with her.
Rev and Mrs. Nat Brummitt
were dinner guests Of Mrs Maggie
Harris Friday
Richard Stockton has returned 70
Warren Wilson College in North
Carolina, His parents, Nh and Mrs
Herbert Stockton. went with him
and spent the week end with rela-
tives In Tennessee
Edgar Turns. Of Petersburg spent
last week with his sister Mrs j.
II Crute, and brother. Q n Turns.
Mrs. E. B. Wpmack and Mrs
Dick Shorter spent last Wednesday
night with Mrs, Maggie Harris
Mrs John NJ Harris, MS Sudie
Watson and Hunter Watson visited
Mrs. r H Bradshaw in Rice Thurs
day.
MISS Ford Harris has gone back
to Camp Gordon, Ga. after spend
ing a week with her parents Mf
and Mrs. NJ p Harris
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r'usgle.

7er Parfc~ Perkins viii teach
the book. THE Life of Paul be
Is inning next Wednesday night
w. A. Daye and daughter, MIS-.
Earle Moore. visited william Daye
lin Roanoke Sunday
Mr.. and. MS. Claude Slavton and
9'Hsg hte~ jeanette. visited M and
Mrs. Henry Claybeook in Brookneal
Sunday.
MIS-. While Simpson. Averette
Simpson. Jr. Miss Nancy Kelsey
and Miss Susan Simpson visited Mr.
and Mrs. Elliott Hicks and Mrs F
Kelsey. Of Richmond
Mi. and Mrs Richard Engram
Of Richmond we're recent guests il
the Price home
The women Of Appomattox Prince
Edward church met last Thursdl y
With Mrs Averette Simpson md
Mrs. Willie Simpson MS Wallace
Woodscn and Mrs Lucille Gee gave
a report on Massanetta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Townsend and
Miss Frances Prince visited Ms
Howard Lanlpman, Of Hopcwall
last Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
Hixburg News
Former Resident
Robbed, Injured


Watkins N.cPhillins. nnw Of Rich
ncnd. formerly Gf Hixburg was
knocked down and robbed Of $40 BY
two young white. nlan, ,at parking
lot on 4th and Franklin streets IN
Richmond Thur sday at " 30 a m.
He was returning from an ac-
countants meeting and was about
to enter his car. /,
The back Of his head was cut.
His injuries were MINOR
Dr.. Clyde G. O'3iien's patients
iii this community ATE greatly
pleased to know that he IS making
IA RAPID recovery since his return
rom the Virginia Baptist Hospital
II Lynchburg
MS. w. p Ford and MRS. n NJ
Marshall Of Pamplin- visited Miss
Maggie Hix Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd tPete Bald
win moved rom Hixbarg to Pamp-
lin last week
The choosing and hanging of pic
lures were the topics discussed
when the Pamplin Home Demon
stration club met III the home OF
Mrs. Bernard Anderson in Apo.
nattox Tuesday Large pictures are
most popular Members from Xix
burg who attended were Mrs. Rot
Martin. Mrs BOD Covington AND
Mrs Edwin Fore.
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TruxiIlo Items
p Attend Wedding.
OF EX-Classmate

Miss Shirley Couch. of Richmond.
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Cough. Sunday.
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Aipho Items


A picnic lunch birthday party was
ciycn ia honor Of Ms. Emma Allen
III Lees Wavside Park September
IN. win many friends. relatives and
i H. oi her eleven children present.
Mr., and Mrs Robbie Dunkum.
End Woke Lee, Of Draper \ G..
were week end guests Of MIR and
Mrs. c. E. Dunkufn,
Mr.. and Mrs, C. NJ Dunkuin. Of
J ew Canton. are STAYING with Mrs
J.. j. Dunkun While she is CON
fined to her bed She has been very
i'll. but is somewhat better now
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
nunkum Sunday wee Mr. and MIS-.
Clarence Thomas and Mi and MIS-
Hamilton Harris
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Thomas
called on Mr.. and Mrs r. y
Thomas Monday r. J Thomas has
hcen sick. but is better now.
Dr.. Conrad Blackwell, 81 Farm
vile. was guest speaker At ROCKY
llount Methodist church Sunday
Buckingham harge Methodist
Mems club viii meet Septenlba~ p
j. R1cky sf5unt Ret 7 | Simpson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
Trenholm

Mr. and Mrs R L. Seay. Of Elk
Hill wee guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil DeNoon Sunday Other guests
were NJ and MS. RAYMOND De-
Noon, Of Richmond, John Swami and
Brunette Jeter, Of Ballsville.
MS. r B Swami spent the week
end in Richmond with M and Mrs.
Marion SILVER. Mr. and Mrs Marion
SILVER, and family. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy SILVER, Of Richmond, re.
turned with her Sunday for the day.
Mr.. and MIS-. Ewell M DeNoon,
of Bait more. Md. visited Mrs
Eliza Game and Mr. and Mrs J l
DeNoon. as did Mr. and Mrs, Ray
mond DeNoon. and daughter, Of
Richmond, Mr. and Mrs, Snead De
Noon. of Powhatan. and Nj and
Mrs. Esten DeNoon. OF Clayville
! Mr.. and MS Bagley Jones are
proud of their grandson, born t(
Mr.. and Mrs, Lawrence Allen, OF
Providence road, last week in q
Richmond hospital
Mr.. and Mrs H O. Williams
were in Richmond last Thursday
! Mrs. r. J. Willis and Betty Jane
/ Willis spent Monday in Richmond
/ Guests Of Mrs. Rosa Palmore an6
Julian Swami Sunday were Mr.. ane
4 Mrs. L. f. Pettus. Mr.. and Mrs
IA. C. Cleveland, and daughter. anc
4 Mrs. Virgil Hicks, and daughter, al
of Richmond, and Randolph Swami
Mr.. and MIS-. Paul Stratton, ane
family, visited Mr. and Mrs Stuart
/ Stratton and Mrs. Media Runion il
Richmond Sunday. Ms. Stuar'
Stratton had just gotten home from
the hospital.
Mrs. Sidney A. Stokes. and son
Of Ballsville, were dinner guests o.
Mrs. Eva Stokes Saturday
John Swami is visiting his sister
Mrs. Rufus Hill, and Mr. Hill il
Asheboro, n g
Walter Mcclure is home, getting
ready ID leave fol- Virginia Poly
technic institute at Blacksbus
t Thursday.
/ MI. and MS Montell Cole ant
sons, Of Richmond, visited his
mother. Mrs. Nellie Cole. Sunday
She has a new grandson, Lonnie
Lee
Mr.. and Mrs, f W Boatwright
Of Bon Air, are working on then
house being built near Trenholm
and hope to move in in 30 days.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
Throck

Mr. and Mrs. Paul jenkins, and
children. Of Richmond. and Mr. and
Mrs Robert JONES. Of Spray N. CT,
visited their mother, Mrs A. H.
Lancaster.
Silas Reynolds, Of Roanoke. spent
the week end visiting his sisters,
Mrs A. M Throckmorton and Mrs.
w, H Slayton. and their families
Mr.. and Mrs Cloyde Mcconnell,
and children. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Laddie Hughes, and children. all Of
Roanoke. spent the week end with
their parents and grandparents. Mr.
and Ms w H, Slayton
Guests Of Nj and MS A M
Throcklnorton were M and Mrs
Tack Rock and darqhter Ka'hv, o.
cihs~rril'e' ". oil. r y. Throck
martnn5 Wiia Th~ccknrrto Al"
M JACKIE n Th~cckmo~son AR
1auehtf- rare1--n. an n rnanoko
NM rrd Mrs. lTrrnt Th~ocE'nD~ton
AZ Me,erfin end Elijah Th~ock
morton o. Bickineham g. H
A NJ Thvockm won re.'rnod 81
rrdav fen SDuths!de Commrpit'
Hnsoital whe e he was patient fol
l6 days.
Mr.. and MS Robe t Cla'k ant
daughter, Pamela, of Richmond
visited M and Mrs. J D. Atchle.
during the week end They wer'
I he~e to attend the funeral Of M
Clark's, Grandmother. MS Florence
Clark. who was buried Sunday q
Westview cemetery
Y Walter Cartwright VII, q Dcel
Creek spent the week end with HI
parents M and MS. Walter Cart
wright
Ms. Charlie Z Skinner left Fti
day for Richmond TO visit her SIS
ter. Ms Leonard Garrett, VINO !
II
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DeotonviIIe Items
DeotonviIe Items
Man, Son From Winter HaUen, Florida,
Stop En- Route To Yale Divinity School

Guests Of ] A Hillsnan were
Laurence ]. Larson and son. John
Of Winter Haven. Fla The Larsons
were en route to New Hayen Conn.
where john enters Yale Divinity
School this fall.
Miss Betty Lou Hillsman left Sun
day for Richmond. where she is en-
rolled as freslnaan this year at
Westhampton College.
Ms. Vester jenkins spent Friday
in Richmond.
MIR. and Mrs. Al C.. Mann visited
Nh. and M s. CAL Whitaker. Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

Amelia Sunday.
Miss Hillsman Has Guests
Miss Phyllis Southall and Miss
Grace Anderon spent Thursday
night with Miss Jane Bruce Hills
man
David, Tommy and Melvin Jen-
kins. Of Richmond. were supper
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jen-
kins Saturday.
NJ Virginia Robertson returned
last Tuesday af.e" being a patient
At a Charlottesville hospital for five
daTs.
Ms. Enc, SIN Hills-nan MISS
Ellen Southall and Miss Betty IA
Finsman spent Thu sday ~ James
h wn
Racknrs Visit
nv. and MIS-. Richard Rlcke'
spcnt Tho week cid WAN NH anf
MIS- Eddie Pncker.
M IS Jane Bruce fIil'sman spfn'
Saturday night with Misses Phyllis
and Jane S3uthall
These visiting Mrs. Virginia Rob
e'rson Sunday Were Mrs J A
Campbell, and child en-. of Rich
mond. Margaret Moore and Wilbl
Jackson. Of Csewe. Mr.. and Ms
Willie Simpson, and son Of Burke
Wills. MS Acie Bowman, ant
daughter, Mr. and Ms. Charles
Simpson Of Rice, Ms. Vester Jen
kns and Mrs. J M. Borum
Mr. and M \. Eddie Rucker calleC
Oh MI. and Mrs Sherman Thomp
son In Farmyi.le Friday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
Cartersvilie Firemcn
Clear S275 at Game

Gainesville fire department
cleared approximately S275 on the
donkey baseball game held Sep
TENDER II at Hamilton Elemen-
tary School.
The firemen plan to make the
game an annual affair to raise
funds for additional equipment
and expenses.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
Mayor lioderatas
Panel Discussion

Farmville's town mayor, w. G.
Fitzpatrick served as moderator
of a roundtable discussion on cur
rent town problems at the League
OF Virginia Municipalities meet
ing Of town mayors and council
men Tuesday.
Fitzpatrick. a past president of
the organizatio also served on
the nominating committee
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
Tuck Reunion Set

Officers va be elected at the
annua! Tuck reunion Sunday AZ
Liberty Chri@ian church in Pitt
sylvania county
A picnic lunch win be served
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

secretary Of Baptist work at the
University Of Virginia, will preach
at Fluvanna Baptist church at 10
a IN. Sunday and at Antioch Baptist
church at II am. the same day
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

The weekly energy output Of pc
Toleum in the United States has
been estimated to exceed 40 hours
work Of % billion people ten times
the total population Of the world
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

The General Electric Weoshersron
IS finding wide use in cooling
and heating retuii stores. re.,ou-
toni,, mo'els. clinics and sir,ilur
establishments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
De|awarePark's
32-Day Meeting
Lists IS Stakes

STANTON. Del. May rs (Spe-
ciaD delaware Parks vast
barn area is teeming with thor.
oughbreds awaiting the annual
race meeting which gets under
way here Wednesday afternoon,
Post time daily for the 32-day
Delaware Park session has been
set for 2 pm.
Many Of the stables assembled
here have moved in from Mary
land, New York and Kentucky
iured by is stakes and rich over
night races which add I'D to ap-
proximately $1,000. 900 in purses
for horse owners.
Fillies and mares will fight for
the serious money in a series of
events known as the Distaff Big
Three, which will highlight the
racing on three week ends. The
series opens June Is with the
running Of the Delaware Oaks
for 3-year-old fillies, which fig-
ures to gross $4,000.
On June % the New Castle.
worth approximately $40, 900, is
scheduled. The $780, 00-p
Delaware Handicap concludes
the triple at a mile and a quar-
ter on June 20. Last summer.
Bfookmeade Stables Flower
Bowl won the Delaware, which
crossed $l56.500 and netted the
winner $109.875.
Delaware Parks meeting will
open with the traditional $40. 900
Wilmington Handicap. which
figures to draw q large field Of
the fastest sprinters in the East.
Thursday. Memorial Day, the
$40. 900 Brandywine Handicap on
the turf viii headline the holi-
day program.
Special Baltimore and Ohio
trains will service Delaware Park
from southern points. A Della
ware Park aforementioned spe-
cial will leave Union Station in
Washington at l1:25 daylight
time daily and arrive at the
track at lis pm. daylight
time). The train will depart 20
minutes after the last race. On
Memorial Day and the Fourth
Of July, another train will be
added TO the schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS

SUNSET HILLS. Va, May IS
"A snow white hunter named
SNOWFALL did a snow job on the
judges to win the most coveted
trophy Of the Fairfax Hunt an
nual horse show here this after
noon. Faultlessly ridden by
Franklin Wing. jr.. son Of a
former Olympics equestrian
star, SNOWFALL chalked up her
third victory in the event linn
tied to members Of the local
hunt.
1t was the first time. however
that the old hunters name had
been inscribed on the Theodore
Afford challenge trophy. pre-
sented for the first time in 1856
SNOWFALL is owned by Madge
Barclay and Mildred Gaines. who
direct the Workmanship classes
at Madeira School. =
Second in the Fairfax Hunt
class was Sara Willis on Shadow
Patch, while third went to
Christine Sieminski on Knick
Knock and fourth to Betsy Berry
on Frosty. giving the junior
members Of the hunt a clean
sweep.
Frosty later eased out Saddle
Path as junior champion Of the
show.
The first championship call at
Fairfax came well before lunch
time and the final one had not
been settled by the dinner hour.
A wide margin separated cham
pion and reserve horses. both the