davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

tenth to Harvard street. Those
going to the northeast section
should use Michigan avenue.
Traffic Routes
Motorists coming in via Me-
mortal or Highway Bridge who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

EIGHTH RACE - Purse $4,000: allowance; 4-year.old
and up 4 miles !t1r Post slS; of sisH start .ooa
b. a. s. BIZ etardustsheno Trainer. D. Trotsek Value
SIS 900. $1,000. $500. 5000: Time 4es Cloudy: ,ott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
DAILY DOUBLE PAID 1850

THIRD RAcE-purss, $1,000; claim
ne; a-ysar-olds; Q iurionss m
YOUTHS Hope LniIleaudI 1890 100
su snow Non, BE BE Knot. Duke. sandal ssG
HolIsl Misc. werrion, war Spirit Time
tobRTH RACE : Purse. $4,000:
elatu'ing: f-year-olds and up: Ii
Msntsna tcesl s9.eO $40 100
Bsseh, whsekins. No Defeat. Aps-
ifIFTH RAcH-P 'as; 5000: claim.
ms; l-yeer-nl4s and Up; . furiones.
srri.,ssII,s i nv tMSry 1870 e 40 go a.
Rice BIRD (Meaux) 40
Josie. Jsstrsss. Turf Pic jsrry's Blonde
May end BOwit Stab. entry.
afxTH RAcE-Purss, 80. 200. claim
ins. 3.year.olds; a fu.iones.
S S.si.s1 y' ;j..t aMs'1 $50 s c sscc
Little Art tHansmanl SEQ
Dear Annette. Richard u, versis,
Nagol. Ylnaecret. Time, i:i3ss,
SEVENTH RAcE--Purse, $4,000; op-
tiqnal elaimins; f.year-olds and up.
i:: : \. A. AZ ' A.. 400 :!S ss q
Detan. Scarlet Leaf. STAGE Tracer
. Amber Relish Time. i'fe'
EIGHTH RAcE--The Pelieter Han.
dIcsp, $4,000 added; 3-year.olds and
Sfe1aeieus tBaIrdl go t.e0 2.aO
Hneed nouser (poparal 1i.t0 100
Cav Vista tPhelpal 7,H0
Fanciful MISS, cavort. EGO Ply
Aero.s. Shan Pae. Pete's Folly. Time.
Brown entry.
ire. 4.yeaI-oldo and uni lh miles
Chsnsen tCarstensl 500 $50 ESQ
Oily Whilly INA 'thl ESQ a.iO
triah Jill UIinoiosaD $50
nj c.S oST q. 4i'TH S9S. FEis%s s.5A.c c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
BobsIedding Lead Held
BY Austrions; U. S. Trolls

GARMISCH PERTENKR-
CHEN. Germany. Jan. IS R.--
Austria No. team Of Paule
Aste and Hans Isser zoomed
into the lead at the halfway
mark today in the world two
man bobsled championships
with the American teams well
down the list.
After two runs down the icy
course. the Austrians posted q
total time Of 2 minutes. $3.50
seconds to edge the defending
world champions. Eugenio Mont
and his brakeman, EMO Alvera
of Italy. The Italians were
caught In 2:344.0l.
Americas best showing was
made by its No. 2 sled. piloted
by John Hellmer Of Plattsburg,
N. Y. and braked by Charles
Randolph Of Saranac Lake.
N. Y. Their time was 2::39.3S
and IL gave them 18th place
among the II competing teams
from nine countries.
The United States No. I team.
with Dick Severino Of Saratoga
Springs. NY. steering and
Clarence Sutton OF Hampton.
Va, on the brakes. was 18th
In 2:40.i9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Bold Ruler Huri
But May Start
lin Widener

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. Is B.--
Trainer Jim Fitzsimmons dis
closed today that Bold Ruler.
the Wheatley Stables 1857
horse of-the-year. has q minor
leg ailment which will delay
his 1883 debut but IL not ex-
pected TO keep him out Of the
500. 000-plus Widcner Handi-
cap.
The soreness In the colts
left hind leg-diagnosed as q
popped splint" - developed
overnight following Q workout
yesterday. While the swelling
Is not considered serious. pre-
cautionary measures are being
taken.
Original plans called for the
champion 10 run In the t2O. 900
Palm Beach next Wednesday,
the $4,000 McLennan Febru-
airy Q and the Widener Feb
ruary ~.
Because Of the interruption
In his training. Bold Ruler will
be forced to miss both the
Palm Beach and McLennan.
Fttzsimmons Ia still hopeful,
however, that he viii be ready
for the mile-and-a quarter
Widener.
A split" Is q hard-bony
growth which comes on the
splint bone. a thin tapering
otishoot Of the cannon bone.
below the knee. Usually 1t Is
minor. Treatment consists Of
applying silver paint" to on
set Inflammation.
John Fitzsimmons. the train
er's son and assistant, said
Bold Ruler has had small
splints on al four legs since
he was Q yeariing but they
never have become serious.
Earlier this week the cham
pion's top rival. Gallant Man,
was declared out Of the Wide
ner because Of q foot injury
which has set back his training
schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

The final two heats will be
raced tomorrow. with the world
title going to the team with the
best total time for all four runs.
The course has l6 dangerous
turns. and sleds reach speeds
up to so miles an hour.
The best time Of the day for
one run was l:i5.65. made by
Italy's second team Of Mario
zardini and Pietro Siorpaes.
The course record Is i:l4.57.
The Italians ended the day IN
third place with 2:35.l9.
Five pilots sleds went down
the course to help scrape away
the snow from the icy surface.
before the American No. l bob
made the first descent. The
time was 1:2l.5S. slow because
he course doesn't speed ur.
until several runs have been
completed. Severino and Sui
ton made the second run In
1889. Times for the United
States No. 2 were l:i9.76 and
1852.
A crowd Of about 5000 turned
out in perfect weather to walih
the competitions that viii end
with the four-man champion
ships next week end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
cUGcENHEIM COULD MAKE HISTORY
American Bred Bold EooIe
Seen EPSON Derby Choice

LONDON. Jan. IS CR.-Capt
Harry =. 0uggenheim Of New
York has q chance TO make
horse racing history this year
By becoming the first owner to
win both the Kentucky and
EPSON Derbies.
Dark Star upset Native
Dancer In 1858 to give Guggen-
helm. one-time Ambassador q
Cuba. his Kentucky Derby
victory. British experts accord
him . good chance Of taking
the EPSON Derby in June with
Bald Eagle. his 3-year-old bay
colt.
Bald Eagle. American bred
son OF. Nasrullah- Siassa. il
wintering at Capt. Cecil Boyd
Rochfort's Newmarket stable,
Never Say Die. another Amer
ican-bred horse, won the EPSON
Derby'in 1854.
The American colt has started
only once. winning the Duke OF
Edinburgh Stakes at Ascot last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

October. But many observers
think Bald Eagle win be made
the early favorite for the Ia
mile classic at EPSON Downs.
Warren Hill. writing In the
London Sporting Life. specu-
lated on whether British book
makers would make one Of the
French horses-such as Tar
quin. Bel Amant or Love Boy
the choice. or would 90 for Bald
Eagle.
"On the threshold Of q pros
pective poor classic season, he
bald Eagle) would be expected
quickly to I'LL the ante-pos,
ledger Of those bookmakers who
offer reasonable Odds" Hill
said.
Another big commotion was
caused at Newmarket with the
arrival from Kentucky Of Sc
gula. dam Of Nashua, worlds
leading money winning race
horse. Stavros Marches. Greek
shipping magnate. paid $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
= EIGHTH RActPuns. s1soo srewsnes; 4yssods end
Jim Brown to Begin
Duty at Fort Benninq

ST. SIMON5 ISLAND. Ca,
Jan. rs R.--Jim Brown. pro
football rookie Of the year with
the Cleveland Browns, will re-
bort TO Fort Bennine tomorrow
for six months active duty rs
an infantry second lieutenant,
The former syracuse Uni
versity All-American Is q ma
tive Of st. Simons Island. He
stopped here TO visit relatives
en- route to Fort Benning. He
moved to Long Island. N. Y,
at the age Of 0 and Is remem-
bered here as Nathaniel" his
middle name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Tenacious Wins
Al New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. rs A1.
Jockey r. L. Baird took Joe
w. Browns Tenacious through
a narrow opening in the final
strides today TO nip the late
finishing Speed Rouser and win
the el3.525 Pelleteri Handicap
at the Fair Grounds.
Baird picked q spot between
the heavily favored Gay Vista
and T. A. 0rissom's Shan Pac
in the ANAL yards Of the six
furlong race. Tenacious went
under the wire q neck In front
Of Speed Rouser. with Gay
Vista q nose behind In third
place.
Despite consistent past per-
formances and q liking for the
Fair Grounds strip. Tenacious
went TO the post as second
choice with his running mate.
Fanciful Miss. and paid $3.50,
$40 and t2.e0.
Speed Rouser. q 6-year-old
owned by DR.. s. q. Babhitz Of
Milwaukee. paid sil.4o and
$3.50. Gay Vista. an Australian
gelding that won four Of six
previous starts this season. was
the lilo favorite Of the crowd
% 1850 and returned s2.60.
The winners time was l:iias
Tenacious. winner Of six OF
81 races last year while cam
paigning with the likes Of Bold
Ruler and Promised Land
around New York. earned
5000 with today's triumph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
1000 Horses
Expected for
BowieMeeting
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Raeing Editor

Approximately 1000 thor
oughhreds win be CHARTERED al
Bowie and the neighborins
tracks when the Southern
Maryland racing plant opens
It's annual 40-day meeting Sat-
urday. February 8.
It win be the largest concen-
tration Of horses ever attracted
70 Maryland tins early In the
year. during the peak Of the
season at Hialeah. Fair Grounds
and Santa Anita. established
winter headquarters.
With Bowie's stalls all re-
served. horses viii be vanned
to the track from Laurel. Pim-
leo. Timonium. Marlboro and
nearby farms. Accommodating
the daily visitors win be Bowie's
newly opened 7s-stall circular
receiving barn. which also
houses a f1fth-of-a-mile COW
cred training track.
President Don Lillis and his
associates, who startled the
turf world last winter by OPEN
ing on February u. are con-
vinced that horse owners and
trainers. after some skepticism,
have Endorsed the radical date
move.
Lured by a $1,000 purse min
imum and q generous stakes
program. several stables passed
up the trip south and wintered
at home in Maryland and
New Jersey in anticipation Of
Bowie's early start.
Bowie expects increases IN
attendance and wagering, pro-
vided the weather follows the
pattern Of last February and
March. when the track COM
pleted its 4l-day meeting as
scheduled.
Last year. Bowie also had the
competition Of Charles Town
for the first II days Of It's meet
ing. Charles Town will not OPP
crate this winter. not having
requested any dates for 1858
IS yet.
Expected next week at Bowie
are two large racing stables
which have been wintering IN
South Carolina. They are the
public stable Of II horses from
Aiken, trained by Tom Waller,
and II from Glover. owned by
Cary Boshamer and trained by
Ned Gaines.
In the Waller string Is Mrs
Marion Eppley's Akbar Khan,
an English-bred who rans third
in the 100000 Campbell Me-
mortal last March behind the
winning Dedicate. Akbar Khan
won three stakes on the grass
later in the year.
The Boshamer contingent in.
cludes two stakes contenders--
Cana and Our Joy-the lat
ter being named for the Abra.
ham Lincoln and Burch Me.
mortal.
Trainer william Zakoor. now
tacing at Miami and New Or.
leans. also plans TO bring q
dozen or more horses to Bowie
Last year zakoor saddled eight
winners at Bowie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
3 Area Boys Make
Prep AII-Americu
EApprsnlIes aIlowanss slelF

The Sporting News has
named three Washington area
scholastic football players To
It's National Prep All-America
football team for 1857.
The three. Dick Eppard Of
donEaga High School; Ken
smith Of Bethesda Chevy Chase
and Joe Mona OF st. Johns.
will appear on pan Daniels
television program (WTOP-
Tv. channel o. at il:i0 pm.
tomorrow. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
JOE KELLYS SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT HIALEAH

Mondays Mad for Past Track 4
BEsT BET-ScANsIoN-SNTH RACE
FIRST RAcE-Puns $500; ssnlas; 4-ysss-sds W;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

900 for Segula at the sale of
the late william woodward,
IRIS stock.
Segula was in foal to Mas
rullah when Marches bought
her. and Nashua now has q full
sister named Stavroula.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Suntu Anitu Results
~ the Associated PFess

ISL hcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
"a "a s sssa syss. and pp tn,ionss
Bold Rand: bsnnis. Powder Barns.
Eden. Heck Yes. Past Master. oueen
Cole: Progressive. Time. i:24ts,
eiaimins; 4-ysaf-olds and up: IL
Lsst Gloves tAyTsp is.eo $50 $50
Dust Devil CTrsjssl 33.io IL. 90
Littls FOLKS. Ashford Meme v S
NOBLE Heritsse. Rsssnblancs. ExeusS.
Gold FiiEhi. 90 sisn. sir Boss. Time.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. -. 500: claim
Fs.. s ss. 1as..: ans fsTiSss
One Tea Leny (Hm'tsl 7.S0 SfO
RuRning PateA (Yorkl 3 20
Naashty ne. Anrishted. Hafta Nus.
sc. Qanala. Jim's Jet. Lightning Don.
kanehero. Home Town Hero. orimAi-
FOURTH RACE - Purse. 5000,
classified allowances. t-year-oids and
up: about STA furlongs turf
w: az sser ,i.i. SMss' 1870 ee s1s
Hsyan- Nessruliah, oenensl Cleo
fosta, 0rey Baby. Johnnie Nike. Ban
eeri.n. Airids' Golden Land. Time.
lslNth.
TrfTH RAcE-Pusse. $4,000: allow.
ancet. S-yeaf-oldH; y miles
sahredale tuarmatn1 e.oo 500 a10
FuFyvan lnolandl SEQ $40
uarean (yesna1 eco
Ardept Love Doetor = o.. Radium
Rays. Tines Ace. Call Ne Tony. Time.
SIXTH RAcE--Purse, $4,000; g.
year-olas and 10; eiasstned allowance:
Mystic I've tysasal S.eo $50 arc
n Khebar tMeFenel 40 $50
PIT Bass (kkusel $50
aTaM chlef II. . Ole Travis. Paurs
Diamond Ordained. Barouehe, No.
lande II. Dlseo. Time. .t3as
Golden Gate etables-N Kerr entry
SEVENTH RAcE--The santa Anita
Maturity. 100000 added: 4-yeaF-
Rsund Table tH'n'taD acc 40 s.le
Seaneen tMarenel $50 99n
. Premlaed Land tnai'dD 2.f0
q Mrs. = o Jacobs entry.
4 Roscoe Manly, The 0earehef. Spe-
ciai Look Time, s:0iak.
El0HTH RACE--Purse, $1,000: T.
yeaF-olds and w; optional elaimins;
rrsdssisss CHsrmatD ESQ $50 500
ySns, y.. ,Yssh $50 $50 g
Trace Read. Gail Gall. Double up,
sealth. Snack Abbey. Ran Rose Time.
sos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
CHARTS OF RACES AT HIALEAH

SIXTH RAcEPurss $1,000: alIowancs: 4-yesr-oIds ana
s,,Srf u gIss. Post 1aE II :f s'ed we
sERs owner vsS.;@sss60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
HIALEAH
Contlnued from Rare o.

hind Start Counting. John
Ruane rode Brussels.
Hartack won the eighth race
with the Irish bred Stephanotis,
who finished third behind Ma
han and Third Brother In the
Washington. d. c.. 1nterna-
tionai at Laurel last November
The champion jockey also took
the ninth with Irish Love for
his 18th victory at the meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Fair Grounds Results
py the Assoelated Pre,s

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ina J-year-olds; ,s miles
Ever B'a Broke fM'xD $50 $40 e.60
On the Co tHeadleyl 90 R.Ol
Windvale fCombestD 500
Hasty Duchess Ardella, I Dambala.
Blue Slipper, Rangerette Our Light,
I Lucky Ace. Colonel ROY. fAnomaly
Time :laas. Field.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $1,000:
Main Speaker tErdl 100 SO 500
usbad (Hinolosa) 1.2O t.Oo
Franks Maude fMeaux) 2.S0
Bold statesman, CHEEKY Morn, Ply:
%, Buster Jim, fHannaway. Pieta
Son. Time. 1885 fField.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1958-01-01
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS PHARMACY ' 81
NonhN al Mpp

Thelma jenkins, Margaret Lind
sey and Ada Faye Richmond !;
Edwards Junior High, Edwards,
Willye J. Polk and Laura Wal
lace; West End Elementary,
Meridian, Ruby Lee Hill, Callie
Jackson and Esther Kendrick;
East End Elementary, Meri-
dian, Dwain McSwine; Mt. Bar
ton Elementary, Meridian, Ger
lene Embry, Carolyn Buchanan,
Annie Garner, and Ethelwyn
Stevens; Wechsler Junior High,
Rosemary Lowe; Jackson State
College Laboratory School, Ear
nestine Calhoun, Lillian Crit
fifth, Leila Harris, Shirley STEM
mis- and Mary G. Harvey; T. ].
Harris High, Meridian, Johnnie
R. Brown, Allen Dace, Reginald
Daniels, Elise Ellis and @. V.
Sykes; Broad Street High,
Greenwood, Joel Anderson, Joe
Cyrus, Harriet Grant, Shirley
Jackson, Mattye Nixon; Bow
man High, Vicksburg, Mary
Harvey, Marcel Smith, Willie
Norphlet Utica Institute, Utica,
Haskell Bingham, Wallace Bur
ney, Arnishel Matthews, Tur-
ner Johnson, Mary Perry, Leon
ard Thompson, Joseph Will
liams;
Alexander High, Brookhaven,
Simon Marshall; Crystal Springs
High, Crystal Springs, Louvenia
Bailey, Robert Bland, Jimmy
Davis, Lottie B. Washington;
Campbell College High, Kaye
Greene, Yvonne Kennedy, Will
liam J. Powell, Guy Olinger;
Sumner Hill High, Clinton, Sim
ion Butler, Harvey Clay, African
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1958-01-01
State Seniors
Begin Teaching

Eighty-nine seniors at Jack
son State College began their
off-campus student teaching ex-
periences recently, according to
Lee E. Williams, director of stu
dent teaching at the college.
The students, with few excep-
tons, will terminate their teach
ing experiences Friday, Feb. IA,
1858. Students assigned to teach
in the Jackson Public School
System will conclude their
teaching experiences Friday,
Jan. 81, 1858.
The students, 43 of them ele-
mentary majors and 46 sec
ondary majors, are assigned to
one of the following schools:
Bolton Elementary, Bolton;
Knoxine Jones; Fannie Mullens
Elementary, Brookhaven, Will
liestine Parker, Gwendolyn
Reddix, Dorothy Nelson, and
Carolyn Williams; Rogers Ele-
mentary, Canton, Beverly
Barnes, Bessie Cooper, Mary
Jenkins, Ola Jones and Bernice
Martin; Sumner Hill High, Sell
ma Ford, Ethel Davis, Larry
Jackson, Doris Sanders, Billye
Jean Williams and Ella Willis;
West Side Elementary, Jackson,
Bobby Jean Marshall, Ulpiana
Kennedy, Gleotha Hunt, Grace
Mccain, VeOla Magee, Mar
celia McLemore, Mae G. Pick
ford and Mayme Riley; Whit
field Elementary, Whitfield,
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1958-01-01

fluent manner, is as follows:
ITO Mr.. Raymond H. Kemp,
Tennessee A & l State Uni
versity-The members and Of
ficers of the Mid-Western Off
Gals Association, upon this the
Silver Jubilee of your organiza-
ton, the Mid-Western Athletic
Association, do hereby express
their appreciation for your un-
Outstanding, sympathetic, and
frequently courageously out
spoken support for their Efforts
to give the best they could to
your athletic programs: Be it
hereby resolved, that Raymond
H. Kemp, be cited for his sports
manship and cooperation be-
yond all normal call of duty, to
the end that good human rela-
tons between our respective or
CARNATIONS be promoted and
maintained.
May the many years which
your conduct has typified, be
the continual guideposts for the
years to come. With sincere
congratulations, Mid-Western Of
ficials Association, William M.
Alexander, president; the Rev.
E. Deedom Aston, secretary"
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1958-01-01
TougaIoo Defeats
AIcorn A & M

The Tougaloo Southern Chris
tian Bulldogs won hairline de-
cision over a fired-up Alcorn
A & M team Saturday night
SO to 81 in a game that cleo
trified the partisan Tougaloo
crowd during the last eight
minutes of the contest. Up to
that time Tougaloo had things
pretty much as it pleased.
The Bulldogs held command
ing 52-34 lead at half time and
appeared to have a walk away
win, but the courageous Braves
from Alcorn came roaring back
during the second half of the
contest with eight minutes left
in the contest had cut the Tou-
galoo lead to eight points. With
four minutes left the Braves
had pulled to within one point
and from then to the end it was
a humdinger. Alcorn actually
led with two minutes left SO to
SO but two quick packets by AL
ley ''Cat" Thompson put the
Bulldogs back in the drivers
seat.
Three Marks Set
Alpha Thompson, the Brook
Ign "hotshot" set a new Brown
lee Gym record with AZ points.
His shooting spree erased an
old mark of 40 set by Captain
Cleve Williams three years ago
against these same Braves. The
two teams also set another
mark with total of 1856 points
scored by two teams and Al
corn's Griffin, a real work
horse, scored 81 points to lead
his team there by helping to
establish another Brownlee Gym
record of a rs point total scor-
ed by rival high point men.
The Bulldogs take time out
for semester exams this week
before taking off for a three
game tour of Texas. After
wards they return to Missis-
sippi to take on Rust and Mis-
sissippi Industrial at Holly
Springs. The next home appear
ance of the Red and Blue will
be Feb. 8, when they take on
the potent Paul Quinn Tigers of
Waco, Texas.
The Paul Quinn quintet is
boaSting current record of
IL wins and one loss, that to
potent Grambling, and feature
two g. 8" blackboard wizards.
Eric kurkendall and Win Smith.
Coach John Brarton's Bull
dogs now have seasons rec
ord of II wins and six losses.
The Tougaloo home schedule
for the remainder of the sea-
son is as follows:
Feb. 8-Paul Quinn
Feb. 10-RuSt
Feb. 15-Stillman
Fab. II Mississippi Indus.
trial.
Miss Daisy Harris of st. Louis
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1958-01-01
Raymond Kemp
Honored at Meet

Raymond H. Kemp, the ven
cradle director at Tennessee
State University, Nashville, was
signally honored by the Mid.
Western officials association,
William M. Alexander, presi-
dent, Saturday, Dec. IA, during
the 25th annual meeting of the
association in Chicago. The ci-
tation which was read by the
Rev. E. Deedom Aston, secre.
tary of the group, in his easy,
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1958-01-01


Holbrook, Dennis Holloway, Jes-
sic Jayne, Luther Williams;
West Side Junior High, Jack
son, Alphonso Hall and Ernest
Williams; Jackson State Col
lege Science Department, Early
Nichols; Jackson State College
Laboratory School, Ray Self;
Brinkley Elementary, Jackson,
Thomas Bradford, Rowan Ele-
mentary, Charlene Carter; Jim
Hill High, James King, Eddie
Mobiles and Nathan Jackson;
Lanier High, Nathaniel Owens
and James Stamps.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1958-01-01

Miss Daisy Harris of st. Louis
was a recent visitor in Yazoo
City visiting relatives and
friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

deny baby adoption plans. /.
Rudolf Friml penning memoirs.
|. s. Movie attendance dropping
In England. but In France.
movies have jumped Z per cent.
49,
Edna Fcrber's publishers dis
tressed over her illness. x.
The Raymond Scots dorothy
Collins) expect Sir Stork.
Serge Obolensky escortin 9
Ileana Bulova. :. The Mort
Farbers Ham Fishers widow
called him Harley. Judge
Edward Brands daughter Judy
to marry singer Richard KALI
man. Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur 70 on goth. Duke
and Duchess Of windsor arrive
February /. Happy Testers
manager. Tony Senes. died.
Richard Goldwater, son Of
comics mag PREF. engaged to
Barbara Harris. Joe d.
Maggie discovered Stephanle
Kipp. Having completed
deal for Eleanor ROosevelt's
story. Satevepost exec ed, Ed
Hibbs. heads for Palm Springs,
Billboard giving up Tv
section. Peggy King and
Andre Previn to wed. Septem-
Der. :. Nat King Coles st,
Louis Blues" gets choice Easter
week booking at Paramount.
-
Lauren Bacall and George
Axelrod q new combination.
|. Cecil b. DeMille. aged 76,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

says he'll make three pictures
before he retircs. His next will
be the biblical STORY Of Es-
ther." Hank Aaron, Mil
waukee's ace. TO ask for $40, 900
contract. s. Olga James and
Aristotle Onassis a European
buzz. The Henry Fondas
at Carlton. celebrating his
1.-TWO for the Seesaw" hit.
The Bob Dozlers tBill's son)
tagged him Harold. Depu-
ty Chief Inspector James Me-
Donnell. decorated here cop. to
be installed as president Of
IN. Y. Police Honor Legion, Park
Sheraton. Wednesday. I. King
Saud's brother. Prince Asis. the
talk Of st. Moritz with his gifts
TO gals. Discovered a won-
derful little French restaurant.
at Fifty-second and Second
avense. Cafe Argentueil. Food
is terrif.
&Rs
The Bob Kennedys. Senate
investigator. expect a March
stork. Britain's Anthony
Rutting and Annabella, Tyrone
Powers ex, a London pairing.
She's a swell girl. -. Elvls
Presley got the presidential
suite at the Beverly Wiltshire
Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

performances for 20 years and
has never been nominated for
an Oscar maybe this year
he'll hit It lucky-and de-
servediy so.
Dan Duryea feels that he and
spouse Helen have been success
full parents. I'VE have two sons
In their teens" he says. and
neither has the slightest desire
10 be an actor"