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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17
KEY TO POWER: GENES, vIRusEs

KEY TO POWER: GENES, VIKUSES
BY Evelyn Stewart free Press H6)
ANN ARBoR.-The power for good evil Of two in
niiely small specks Of life may in shaping mans
future than spvtnik e hydrogen bomb scientist told
ieen-sgers here Monday.
Research genes, which control herediy and life fvne
tons and virvses which be used tools TO learn
how living cells operate discussed by Or. Edward l.
Tatv. Nobel prze-wnner for his work in geneies, and
Dr. Thomas M Rivers famed vroIogst and vice president
for medical affairs for National Foundation.
Dr. Tafvm, keynote speaker predicted that as more
learned about cell machinery and heredy I'VE shall see
the complete eonqveng Of mans iIs including heredy
defects IN metsbos and the presently obscure con-
dons such cancer srhriis and the degenersve dis
cases."
Dr. Rivers told ihe feen-sgers about "hveIeic acid.
chemical present In ell living things and he key by which
Characteristics handed from generation TO another
This seid-"ihe business end Of virvs"-he said. has
CONTINUED Next Column, Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17

Struggled Liquor
(continved from Back Psse
AWAKEN, 'slEEPERs FROM THE DEAD
tABovE cRoUND-oUT OF THE MYTHICAL,
DEviLIsH, ANT-cHRIsT. PsYCHoPATHIc. ADAMEvE,
MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN PARENT
HOOD!-"THE CHASTITY FARCE" OF ACCEPTING
AS REAL. SHADOWS FOR SUBSTANCE! so-ealIed
MATERIAL" CREATION. WHICH, IF REAL. WOULD
VOID THE UNCOMFORTABLE. ETERNAL TRUTH.
PERFECT CREATOR ONE REAL PARENT J,
CREATION, AND UNIVERSE, VERY coOD"-As
PER GENESIS 1881. 1000 3. c.-"AND GOD SAW
ALL THAT HE HAD MADE AND BEHOLD 1T WAS
[-IsI VERY Goods
GODS MAJESTIC SPIRITS toNLY OFFSPRING =
FLEsHLEss. MATTERLEss. SPIRITUAL cHRisTLKE-
" 26-"AND GOD SAID. LET US MAKE MAN IN
OUR IMAGE. AFTER OUR LIKENESS, AND LET THEM
HAVE DOMINION OVER A-LL"l
MEDICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
DEVILS BILLION RAcKETs J.
DRUG STORE MEDICINES. ALCOHOLIC BEv
ERAcEs. TOBACCO I-"sooTHINc sYRUPs."
APPRAISERS. sTUPEFIERs. FOGcINc THINKING
VS.. NY. GODS STILL, SMALL VOICE" OF THE
GLORIOUS LIBERTY OF THE CHILDREN OF COD!
(st. Pavl)-cHRisTLKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
STATUS OF USERS. SUPPORTERS.
OF THE DEVILS BILLION S RACKETs:
THE MARK OF THE BEAsT'-Revelotion.
SATAN BOUND" ADAMS EWES MURDEROUS
GAINS. JUDAsEs. KNAvEs AND FOOLS, OF PSEUDO.
PHONY' so-eaied CREATION, WHICH MY CHILD
LESS CHRIST JESUS THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND
THE LIFE" COMPLETELY REPUDIATED i
NO PROSTITUTION OF FACULTIES AND TALENTS TO
MULTIPLY THE DEVILS ADAM-EvE, M-Y-TH-
CAL coUNTERFEITs AND BURLEsoUEs OF MY ONE
cREATloN-THE ONLY REAL !-MATTERLEsS,
FLEsHLEss, SPIRITUAL. cHRSTLiKE-ETERNAllY,
COMPLETELY PoPULATiNc. sUPERsATuRATNc.
THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE iNcoR
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE !, YOUR TRUE
HABITAT. MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
Struggled Liquor Sets off BruwIing at
TB Hospital
Official Puts Blame Visitors
Herman Kiefer Potient Sentenced
BY Don cervsse free Press, I6)
Tvberevsr patients in Herman Kiefer Hospital have
been getting drunk Struggled liquor hospital official
revealed Monday
Robert M Dalton business of the hospital since
I97 reported drunken fights between patients and black
marketing in whisky.
He said we have take kind Of disciplinary
action or the place will be turned into country club
Fifty whisky boles l4s bottles and AZ wine bottles
all empty-were after visiting hours Sunday
Dalton said
Dalton and Traffic Judge John o. held pretria
conference before a liquor smuggling Monday.
The involved seto Jone ST. TB patient since 1855
Jone was charged under City ordinance with possessing
alcoholic beverages in a Detroit TB hospital ward
Cancer Kills Elephant
CONTINUED Back PAGE,
sHEBA WAS A VICTIM OF SPIRITUAL cRIPPLEsL
SPIRITUAL ADULTERERsl. INVOLUNTARY. SPIRITUAL
AlpRACTITIONERS AND MENTAL ASSASSiNSl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-17
For Good Or Evil

Continued from Back Page)
"ALL IS INFINITE MIND AND ITS INFINITE MANI
FESTATION FOR GOD IS ALL-N-ALL. SPIRIT IS I'M
MORTAL TRUTH; MATTER IS MORTAL ERROR SPIRIT
IS THE REAL AND ETERNAL; MATTER IS THE UNREAL
AND TEMPORAL. SPIRIT IS GOD, AND MAN IS HIS
IMAGE AND LIKENESS. THEREFORE MAN IS NOT
MATERIAL; HE IS SPIRITuAL."-S&H. p. 468
NOTE TO READERS: FOR TWO GENERATIONS. THIS
HAS BEEN READ AND WILL CONTINUE TO BE READ
FOR ALL OTHERS, AFTER THE LAST HYMN OF
EVERY SUNDAY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
AND IS FOLLOWED IMMEDIATELY WITH THOSE
THREE MARVELLOUS VERSES FROM THE Isl EPIsTLE
OF JOHN Sd Chapter. l-3 READ THEM PONDER
TlEM ENJOY THEIR PEACE. POWER. AND DIVINE
INSPIRATION.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Fighting King
Victor in Dash

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10
(AP) Fighting King, owned
by Joseph Gavegnano, sped out
of trouble in the backstretch to-
day and came on to win the
$4,000 Yuletide Handicap at
the Fair Gorunds.
The 2-year-old son of Bo-
lero was expertly ridden by
Jockey Ray Broussard as he
fought his way out of tight
quarters in the early stages of
the 5la-furlong event.
Tony Graft made a late
stretch run to take the runner
up spot, while the favored
Spring Broker and Ring Around
Rosy wound up in a dead heat
for third.
Fighting King was second
choice of the 1000 fans and
paid SO, $5.40 and So. Tony
Graft returned $6 and $3.4O,
while the show price on Spring
Broker was 1920 and that on
Ring Around Rosy was $3.50.
The time for the event was
1:06.5, more than a full second
over the track record.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
2 Are Assigned
Record 1872 for
Suntu Anito Cap

ARCADIA, Calf. Dec. 1s
CAP) Weights have been as
signed to nominees for the
500, 0,000-added Santa Anita
Handicap February 81, and
Sword Dancer and Hillsdale
have been handed an unprece-
dented 1872 pounds for the
mile-and-a-quarter race.
Not since the race was in
augurated in 1885 have two
horses been asked to carry
more than l3O pounds. The
race is the highlight of the
Santa Anita meeting, which
opens December 26.
Hillsdale already is at the
track, but Sword Dancer, the
horse of the year, is in Florida
and there is no certainty that
he will race in the handicap.
Other prominent candidates
weighted yesterday by Racing
Secretary Jimmy Kilroe were
Tony Lee, 1873; Terrang, 1874;
First Landing, 1873; Bagdad
Mamboreta and Royal Living
122. and Ameigo. Finnegan and
Silver Spoon, 120.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Pros Absent This Time
In Honolulu Hula Bowl

Quarterback Bob Boyd and
Halfback Prentiss Gautt.
Other athletes reporting to
Wilkinson are Ends Chris Bur-
ford of Stanford, Russ Sloan
of Missouri, Al Witcher of Bay
lor and Hank Christopher Of
Southern Methodist; Tackles
Don Mix Of Southern Cali
fornia, Mike Magac Of Missouri
John Kapele of Brigham Young
John Peppercorn of Kansas ano
Ed Kaohelaii of Oregon State
Guards Maurice Doke Of Texas
Pete Domoto of California ano
Dan Isuka of University oi
Hawaii; Center Bob Peterson
Of oregon; Quarterback Dor
Meredith Of SMU; Halfbacks
Dick Bass of College of the
Pacific, Dwight Nichols o1
Iowa State. Bill Bucek of Rice
Fullbacks Ray Smith of UCLA
and Jack Spikes of Texas
Christian.
The game usually is played
in balmy 80-degree weather
with dozens of hula girls fea-
tured during the halftime
break.
Most of the players are flown
into Honolulu Immediately after
they have appeared in bowl
games from Miami to Pasa-
dena.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
First Drills Held
In Preparation for
BIue-Gruy Game

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec.
10 (AP).-Rival North and
South squads engaged in their
first practice sessions today for
the December 26 Blue-Gray
football game.
The South was woefully un-
dermanned as seven of their
players played in the Liberty
and Bluebonnet Bowls and
won't report until Monday.
Head Coach Art Guepe OF
Vanderbilt and his backfield
aide, Sammy Baugh of Hardin
Simmons were on hand to
guide the opening drills for the
Southerners. The other Rebel
coach, Frank Howard of Glenn
son, is due to check in Mon
day.
Head Coach Jack Mollenkopf
of Purdue and his two assis.
tants, Don, Faurot of Missouri
and Conner Jones of Oklahoma,
supervised the Blue drills.
Baugh flew in from New
York after signing a three.
year contract to coach the New
York Titans in the new Ameri-
can Football League.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Dec. 19.-George w. Parker's
Sand Boy ran back to his win
ming effort at Pimlico last
month to take the $2.500 Rip
pom purse with near unanimous
approval of 6,292 fans here to-
day.
Apprentice Frank Northcutt,
picking up his third victory of
the cold but sunny afternoon,
turned in another smart ride
aboard Sand Boy, the 7-to-10
favorite. Waiting until the last
second to make his winning
move, Northcutt steered Sand
Boy through an opening help
fully provided by Apprentice
Charles Baker with DR.. Herb
and drove to a 2H-length
triumph.
Joe Serio, jr.'s DR.. Herb, who
set much of the pace, took Sec
ond money in the 61a-furlone
sprint and Hel-Doc Farms
Kun On Doc was third.
Sand Boy. who recorded hi.
sixth victory in % starts thi,
year. paid $3.40, $3.50 anc
1920. The 7-year-old wa!
clocked in 1:214s over tht
sloppy track.
Wagering on the first Sat
urday of Charles Towns So
day winter meeting surged fal
ahead of the corresponding da!
last year, with the total hittini
$518,613. In 1858 it was onl!
$346,069.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

HONOLULU, Dec. 19 (AP).-
Forty-eight college football
stars will play in Honolulu's
14th annual Hula Bowl game
January 10.
The players come from 80
colleges ranging from Penn
State in the East to the Uni
versity of Hawaii in the West,
The. collegianS are being split
into two teams-the West and
the East All-Stars. This is in
contrast to Hula Bowl practice
since 1949 of bringing in Ma
tional Football League stars to
augment a predominantly local
/ team.
One team always has fea-
tured college stars.
Bell Ruled Out Pros
The switch in formal came
following a ruling by the late
Bert Bell, NFL commissioner,
that the game conflicted with
the Pro Bowl in Los Angeles
Bell ruled the pros out of the
Honolulu game.
Bud Wilkinson Of Oklahoma
will coach the West team and
Paul Dietza of Louisiana State
the East.
The game has packed Homo
lulu's 25,000-seat stadium al
most every year.
Four Associated Press ALL
America selections feature the
East team: Charlie Flowers
Mississippi fullback; Billy Can
non, LSU halfback; Bill Bur
rell, Illinois guard, and Max
Baughan, Georgia Tech center
Dietzels team also includes
three others who played fol
LSU-Quarterback Durel Ma
therne. Tackle Lynn Leblanc
and Halfback John Robinson.
The rest of the East roster
with one back still to be
named:
Ends Jim Houston of Ohio
State, Larry Grantham OF
Mississippi, Jimmy Vickers Of
Georgia and Dick Brooks OF
Purdue; Tackles Lou Cordi-
leone of Clemson, Bill Lindner
of Pittsburgh, Palmer Pyle and
Larry Cundiff of Michigan
State; Guards Jim Heineke and
Jerry Stalcup of Wisconsin and
Mike MCGEE of Duke; Center
Jim Andreotti of Northwest
ern: Quarterback Richie Lucas
of Penn State; HalfbackS Ror
Burton of Northwestern anc
Dean Look of Michigan State
and Fullback Bob White o.
Ohio State.
5 SOOners to Play
| Coach Wilkinson will brinI
five of his own Sooners to tn,
islands to form the nucleus o
the West squad: They ar
Guards Jerry Thompson ant
Jerry Payne, Center Jim Davis
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Promised Land
Wins Stake at
Bay Meadows

SAN MATEO. Calf, Dec. 10
(AP).-Promised Land came up
on the outside in the stretch
and took command on the rail
to pound out q length-and-a-
half upset victory in the $28,3Oo
Bay Meadows Handicap as the
track closed out its fall season
today.
The Mrs. E. D. Jacobs horse,
a frequent stakes winner in New
York and Maryland, ran the
mile and one furlong in 1:483s.
There were 10 starters in the
race.
Eddie Schmidt was slow to
get going but followed Promised
Lands burst to take second
place. The Searcher also staged
a late surge for third.
Favored Greek Star gave out
in the stretch to finish seventh
and the veteran Battle Dance,
another favorite, ended in
ninth place.
Promised Land paid 1920,
$3.50 and $3.50; Eddie Schmidt
returned SIS and $3.50 and The
Searcher was $500 to show.
Promised Land, who Is trained
by HirSch Jacobs, husband Of
the owner, won the 1858 run
ming Of the l00,000-added
John B. Campbell Memorial at
Bowie. Md. Earlier that year
the Jacobs horse won the $116,-
900 San Juan Capistrano Han
dicap at Santa Anita.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Wright, Won Hess
Booked at UIine's

Bearcat Wright, 6-foot-7,
265-pound undefeated Negro
star, will battle Karl Won Hess,
the riot-provoking PruSSian, in
the feature match of a special
non-televised wrestling show
December % at Uline Arena.
Bruno Sammartino, the Ital-
ian strongman, also will appear
on the Uline card. Bruno will
wrestle Skull Murphy in a sup
porting match.
Meanwhile, the weekly action
at Capitol Arena will be fea-
tured by a grudge match be-
tween DR.. Jerry Graham and
Haystacks Calhoun Thursday
night. Calhoun broke Gra-
hams leg last August.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Deucons Release
1860 Grid Slate

WINSTON-SALEM, N. c.,
Dec. l9 (AP).-Wake Forests S
football team will play a 10
game schedule next season.
The only change from last
season has Louisiana State re-
placing Tulane.
September "a, Clemson: Oc-
tober l, at Florida State; 8,
at Virginia Tech; Is, at North
Carolina; %, Maryland; 90,
at Virginia.
November S, North Carolina
State; IL. Duke; 19, at LSU
(n); 26, at South Carolina.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
THREE WINNERS FOR NORTHcUTT
Sond Boy, 7-10 Pick,
Wins at Charles Town

Northcutt let his many fol-
lowers down in the sixth event
when he was beaten with Tim
berlane. a 2-to-5 shot, who
bowed to Little Limey, $22.4O
upsetter.
The show plungers cut loose
in this race, betting heavily in
the third slot on Timberlane to
create a s3,173 minus pool. OF
$29,2S5 wagered to show. $24.-
629 was riding on the favorite.
But Northcutt's three win
ners boosted his total for the
year to 281. He will lose his
5-pound bug" after he finishes
Mondays card.
Northcutt got the daily
double players of to a fine
start by guiding Mr.. Pid Out
home first in the opener at
$6.40 as Armevor, a Paddock
tip, failed as the favorite. He
was out of the money with
Tumbles Tot in the second
event as Hope Marie ($8.80)
completed the Sands double,
which paid $40.40.
The Nations top apprentice
bounced back in the third
however, and was carried to ar
easy triumph with Highmuse
($6.60D.
More than 500 fans made the
trip from the New York anc
New Jersey area in Is buses
The tracks special train from
Baltimore and Washington
hauled another $50.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
DAILY DOUBLE PAID 1870

elaininsD ESeE PqIs; fptionss ssiOO'
Eeual-Liberator tBr'di $40 40 $50
Money Now (CarstenS) $50 4.6d
Prince Quill (Chambers) 100
Masomali. Einar { walter b, Bsy
1:13.
filed
FOURTH RACE - Purse. S2,oOOi
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; s fur
Colonel Pat lskusep 7.2O 400 s.oa
sfhS WsIIm.SS SO1 1y.Ien1u.},, .MssT. ll'eO s.a9 M
Banana Split, Roman King DR.. josh
Nik-Nik, Certainly Red, Tucky Miss
Time, 1:13ls.
FIFTH RACE - Purse 50, 900,
claiming; 8-year-olds and up; s fur:
Barts Town CCarsts> 5000 $50 SOC
Dixie Dynamite tHeadleyJ 1I.6O 6.4S
ormazd, TIGHT Money. Picture
schoolmaster. Impressed, Result Play.
er' Beau Count. Wtnk's Mink.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 1900; claim,
ing; 3-year-olds and up; Lie miles
severn tN9noD 11.2O $50 2.S(
sunny r CVincifora) S,6O 321
.1I
Mr.. Gay, Fibre King, Dainty Lady
Time, l'462s
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000
the Yuletide Handicap: 2-year-oldi
and up; 5i2 furlongs
Tony Graf JOneSJ 600 311
fSprinE Broker Cook a9(
Ring Around Rosy tCOmD 36(
I Marty Dee, He's Somebody, fLeol
Baker, Country Bull. Speednik. Omai
H, Fair Student, Paco. Time, .06Is
dead heat for third.
Field.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances: 3 and year olds: s furlonea
LeadStealer (BrouS'd) $50 $50 2.41
Fifinella Miss (Meaux) 4.6O 3.6(
Satin PaIasall CVelenI'a) 1.4(
Achill, q Admiral Jack, Legacy, Ever
Lode, Side With Me Time, 1:l3
Bernhardt entry
NINTH RACE-Purse. 81, 700: claim,
ing; 3-year-olds and up; lie miles
Cape Point (BrOus'rd) $50 400 3.2l
Capital Ace (CarStenS) l1.6O 4.6l
Morning Watch (NOno) 2.6t
Isaprince, Dots Pharos, Atlantil
Wave, Deep Dish, Dark Continent
Time, 1:552s.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S82.8O


THIRD RACE = Purse. $4,000:
claiming; 3-year-olds and up: 6 fur
In the Spring (C'bem 7.aO 400 $50
zoe Jones (SOlOmone) $50 $40
Rookie Creek tGibb) 1880
Crown Marble, St. Marks, Pledge,
Kins Ki Ne Ne. Pundonoroso, Best Flight,
FOURTH RACE: - Purse, S2,4O0;
claiming; 2-year-olds / mile 20 yards
Raven Wing tSellersl 1850 $50 $40
Jersey Norseman tRotD 40 6.I0
Prey a Flamealine. cophetua, w6irl.
beater, Great Orbit. I've Done It,
a Ghost, o'War, Stump Hole. Time,
a Rockmore Farms entry.
claiming; S-ysaT-olds and UP; s fur.
Wh'tledy Cut CBr.k'0 $50 400 BIC
Iranian (Bluml $40 $3.50
Dynamic (S0renSen) 3SO
Wise Marble. Plain Ben. Golden Mu-
sic. Repress, Sea Voyage. Dark Prince,
Misensation, Hi-Lift, Fabulous Fox
Time, l:lOls.
SIXTH RACE - Purse. $4,000; al.
! lowances: 3-year -olds: furlonEs.
Troubled Times (Sel's) $50 $40 3.2O
Greek Circle OROtz) 900 4 "a
HPOinter (Thornburg) 3.20
%Eurasia (Adams) 800
Tomike. Thorenbush. Jet Fuel, Johr
Doe. Getahwad Time, 1:10.
Dead heat for third.
! SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $500:
handicap: 1st division; 2-year-olds; {
| furlongS
Cuvier Relic LROtul $50 $50 s.1G
! Greek Page (BroOkS) $50 2SC
| Mineral Board tGranD 2.8C
! Bases Full, Bolerita, Leon K, New
| Commander Harrison County, Maybe
Best, Benell Time, 1:10.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 add
! ed; Dade Metropolitan Handicap
/ Second Division; 2-year-olds; 6 fur.
/ longs.
| WinOnly CKorte) 66.2O27 so 14.II
Good JOY (RotE) i2.1O -;
Hellenic Star (GranD 6.Ii
BreauX, David X, Ira Eaker, Apri
Skies, Mad Count, Run For Nurse
Chinese Bandit Time, 1:I02s.
NINTH RACE-Purse. So, 900; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: ] is miles.
Beau Arthur (Zako'r) $3.50 2i.O0 IL. II
PhilEian (ThOrnburg) 40 3.6t
Houston (AnyonD S.4l
Azsiea Town, Sky Talon. Nor
Scotch, Duke of Moor. Briny Deep
Yarsac, Royal Peak. Time, 1:447s
Evening star., 1959-12-20
32-1 Outsider
Wins by Neck
AT Tropical

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 19 (AP)
Fred w. Hooper's Winonly
a colt that usually stops to a
walk after half a mile, kept
running today to win the Sec
ond division of the Dade Metro
politan Handicap at Tropical
Park and light up the tote
board with a $66.20 mutuel.
The first division of the
stakes was won by Cuvier Relic
who paid $3.50.
Winonly, ridden by Karl
Korte, went head and head
with the favorite, Ira Eaker
to the stretch turn in the g.
furlong sprint. Ira Eaker gave
up entirely at that point, but
Good Joy, a l4-to-1 shot
charged at Win Only on the
outside. Instead of stopping
Winonly dug in and held of
Good Joy by neck. Hellenic
Star was third.
Badly Beaten Previously
Winoply ran the 6 furlong'
in 1:101s. He was beaten BY
26 and 20 lengths in his pre-.
vious two starts.
Cuvier Relic was much thu
best in the first division. HI
put away Bases Full at thu
quarter pole and drew out II
a four-length triumph. Greel
Page, the favorite, closed vel
to be second, a head in from
of Mineral Board. Harrison
County, coming from dead last
got up to be fourth, two head
behind Greek Page.
Cuvier Relic, ridden by Johl
Rotz. was clocked in 1:l0 70
the 6 furlongs.
Wlnonly was to have beel
ridden by Christ Rogers, bu
/ the Canadian was unable b
make the weight-1l6 pounds
Winonly and Cuvier Reli
each netted $5,6l9.37 for thei
victories.
Double Pays $3.50
Favored Dark Fate ant
Bronze Warrior scored front
running victories in the frs
! two races for a $32.30 dali,
l double.
I Dark Fate got an exceptiona
ride from Manuel Gomez il
E the mile-and-70-yard first race
I He led all the way and turnel
back Transact by a head in tn
: final sixteenth of a mile. Car
Y neaux finished third. The win
e ner ran the distance in Ia
( and paid $8.70.
( Bronze Warrior won by
length and a half in the 6-fur
q long second race. Fauchelevan'
Little Lacquer and Clear Cas-
. II finished noses apart, in tina
!. order, behind the winner.
: Bronze Warrior was timed i
1:129s and paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, So 900; claims
ing: 3-year-Olds: g furlongs.
Smiling Rip tNOno) 800 $50 $40
AerOjet (Cartens) 9.2O $40
SPEEDY Jane BALDWIN, 4SO
I Suez War, Brother Ben. Foxy RaS-
cal Delightful Time, Ricodel. Ljssaa
Lady, Triple-Mote, I Pert Pat Scapin.
Time. l.l4.
Field.
SECOND RACE - Purse. Sl,700t
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; fur
longs.
Frank Zero (Ch'bersD $50 4.2O 800
Golden Lou (AdamS) $50 SEQ
SDangdAhlen tNOnO) ESQ
Dona Mark, LoriSam. Uncle Pete,
Jen's Hero, Anklosis. Celtic Boy,
Now Admiral. Derby John. Time
1:l325
Field
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Tropical Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
Dark Fate (GOmeL) 500 $50 4 so
Transact (CampbelD 1850 1890
Carneaux (RinD go
Episode, Superior Miss Osofieet, Sang
Bleu, Dapper Dandy, Amite City, Look
N Learn, Back Log, Gregory K. Time,
1:43.
SECOND RACE Purse. $1,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; 8 fur
| longs
Bronze Warrior (B'ks) $50 $50 2.9O
Fauchelevent (Burr) $50 $50
Little Lacquer (SolOmone) $40
Killdee, Laheim, Prince Bound
Princes Street, Golden Host, Wassail
Clear Case II. Lets Go Modern, Mr.
| COURAGE Time. 1,123s
Evening star., 1959-12-20

(Copyrighted. 1859 by Triangle Publications, Inc)
FIRST RACE-Purse 81, ,OO0 claiming; 3-year-ods and
up; furlongs. Post O6 off once good won
easily. Winner Cedar Hill Stables blk. 4, by Knock
down-Stela Poaris Trainer James K. FOcker. Values
$3.50 5000. SlOO. $50. Time. l:3lls. Clear and muddy
Evening star., 1959-12-20

So 90. HAUTEUR, So So $500 ROYAL MARINE. $3.50
Handle-S56,92s Total hande-$51s.6l3.
Attendance-6,292
Evening star., 1959-12-20

Two-dollar pad-NANETTE, S1O40, S5.2O
~ 90 REFLECTOR, $500, $780, ANMARK, $3.50
Handle-S507O9.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 81, 500 claiming: 3-year-oldS and
up about furlongs Post 245: off 2:4513 start good
driving. Winner David G. NeumanS ch. h. 5. by
Evening star., 1959-12-20
DAILY DOUBLE g AND 81 PAID 1910

THIRD RACE-Purse 81 ,OOO claiming: 3-year-ods an
up; 6is turlOngS; Post 81: off At once start good
Musc-Hghand Cora Trainer, owner. Vslues-S7st
S240. Sl2O. $50. Time, l:24
Evening star., 1959-12-20
CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

VaiuesMSi,i7O, $3.50, $50. $50 Time, I:isis
Evening star., 1959-12-20

% PuEIe PsldWMR IR 20 O9 5I 6 3 az
Hsnde-S26,663 Daily double handle-S43,43s.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 81 900: claiming; 3-year-olds
and UP: furongs. Post l;3l off at once start good
BY Batant-Chamade. Trainer Vernon A. Arthur. Values
$3.50, $500, SlO0, $50. Time, 132ls
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-21
SIDNEY MUSIC CLUB REPORTS
JANUARY MEETING

The Sidney Music Club held its
January meeting at Peoples
Congregational church. Mrs,
Earl Nelson, club president, pre-
sided at the business session, al
which plans were discussed for
the clubs appearance ait the
February meeting of the Sidney
public schools PTA.
The evenings program vas a
study of the works of Robert
Schumann. Mrs. Ed Thogersen
program chairman, introduced the
following numbers:
Notes by Mrs. Peter Tote.
Solo : The Lotus Flower, by
Mrs. Harve Pavek accompanied by
Mrs. T%hogersen.
Piano solo = Curious Story =
Mrs. Harry Johnson.
Vocal solo = I'll not Complain :
Mrs. Walter Quilting accompanied
by Mrs. Criger.
Violin solo : Nachtstuck = Mrs.
Thogersen accompanied by Mrs.
Criger.
Duet : Canzonetta Poetic : Mrs.
Thogersen, violin, and Mrs. john
son at the organ.
Organ solo Fantasy and
Trumpet Air = Mrs. Ralph Osborn.
Number by the club chorus
with Mrs. Wayne Cumming as
director and Mrs. Osborn, accom-
PIANIST.
Following the program Mrs.
Nelson served dessert and coffee
in the Fireside Room and all
enjoyed a social hour.