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Evening star., 1960-03-13
WEDNESDAY EVENING

700 pm. Don Reno-Rsd Smiley Show
T:3o p.m.-Mvsic With the virsinienS
$50 pm. Men Into Spoes (cBSl
200 pm. Tho Miilionoirs tCBSl
$50 p.m.-rvs Got o Seere, fcBSl
1000 p.m.-WsdnesdoY Night Fights tNscl
1880 p.m.-Sports Window
ll:00 p.n.-l PM. Final
Evening star., 1960-03-13

Rood TO Glory" 1896, Frednc
March. ~ 90
"The City TRot Never Sleeps. d"
1858. Gig Young. :l5--4
"The Boosie Mon Will Get You. %
1912. Boris korIoff. l:05--9
Evening star., 1960-03-13

Continued From Preceding Pose
THE Lodser." 1914. Merle Obercn.
8.OO-S
"His Kind Of Women" 1851. Rcb-
ert Mitchum. N.CO--5
Beyond Glory" le49. Alon Lodd.
1:lJ-9
"Leneer Spy" 1882. George Soa-
ders. ll:3O-7
II Promise to Poy." 1897. Thomas
Mitchell. ;O0-9
Saturday AN.
Public Cowboy" 1887. Gene
AutN. 8:3O-4
"Arizono Ronser." 1913. Tim Holt.
ll:30-5
Saturday PM.
THE Men Who Dered." 1916. For
rest Tucker. 1909
"FoIeon's Adventure" 1916 Tom
Convoy. Look Who's Laughing"
l94l. Lucille Boil. zoos
wings for the EosIe." 1912. Ann
Sheridan. 5:O0-9
"A Double Life" l947. Rono!d
CoIman. lo:30-5
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Horrisonburg, Va. cA '-wsv~r March ''-Mo'eh 10

Has p.m.-Ths lack Paor Show tNscl
1890 O m-SiSn OF
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Moon Again CRot1) 400 2oO
Counter Spy (Stevenson) LOO
Bill Of Rights II. AIhambra Circle,
Handshake. Arcandy. Springfire,
Golden One Time, l'10is.
Green entry.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. 500 600
added Widener Handicap: 3-year-olds
and up: "a miles.
Bald Eagle (YcaEaD 40 26O 2JO
On-And-On (BroOks) 33O 400
Talent Show (Ussery) $40
Ounce. Noble Sci, Day Court. a OIL
garchy, a Sword Dancer. Time, l 595.
tneW track record
Brookmeade Stable entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
miles turD
Quiz Star tHartacD $50 $50 30
I'm Willing (YcaZaD 100 400
Ashlar (BOulmetis) , so
Amos II, Troubadour II. Up and
Coming II, Master Palynch. Time, 50
equals track record.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: AL
loWance: 3-year-olds; 4 furlongS
kathy Kim (BartackD 27.OO 1910 $50
Count Amber tWOOdh'Se) 600 3.3O
One Sub (Ussery) $50
Rum Punch (BrOOks) 2YO
Charles Admiral, Doc schaefer. Ten
j, Oxer. Circle H. Time, HOS
dead heat for third.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
BOWIE
Continued From Page C-l

Continued From Page C-1
old's sparkling performance
indicated that Yes You Will
may not have yet reached the
peak Of his career.
The winner paid $3.50, $3.50
and $3.50 across the board.
Tinkalero returned $3.50 and
$500. Charlie Boy paid $3.4O
to show.
Yes You Will had Jockey
Larry Adams aboard for the
second straight time, and mis-
fortune struck the 24-year-old
rider in the following race. He
suffered abrasions of the right
leg when John P. CAROLS ALL
chain reared up in the gate,
and was rushed to the flrst-aid
room. Adams apparently suf-
fered no serious damage. but
was to be X-rayed at Prince
Georges Hospital as a precau-
tionary measure.
Both Adams and Trainer E.
Rogers Myers were elated by
Yes You Wills victory.
Il wanted to keep him close
10 the speed horses (Tinkalero
and Charlie Boy)". Adams said,
so l wouldn't be shut of.
had to go out around the pace
setter"
! In his own words. it was
a stroke Of luck. "a 100 to l
shot" that Adams got the
mount on Yes You Will in the
Abraham Lincoln Handicap
Dave German was scheduled
to ride the mount but when
he couldn't make the weight
Myers signed Adams. Of yes
terday's race it seems that the
rider has earned a permanent
assignment.
| Yes You Wills victory wa:
worth a net purse of $4,000
boosting his lifetime earnings
to a modest $50.733. But Myers
indicated that he has ambitious
plans for the colt. The Price
breadwinner is eligible for next
weeks $4,000 added Southern
Maryland Handicap at sever
furlongs. as we'll as the 100000
added John B. Campbell Hand
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Flow Line paid $3.50, $7.20
and $5.40: T. v. Lark 1920 and
$5.40, and John William $3.50.
A crowd estimated at 47,500
saw the race, the last major
tuneup for the 3-year-old divi-
sion before the Santa Anita
Derby March S.
This was the fourth time the
handsome chestnut son of
Khaled finished first. Flow Line
recently brought on a near
panic when he broke loose in
the saddling paddock and
bowled over several onlookers.
In another recent outing, Flow
Line was disqualified from a
win to third place.
Boland had him under tight
control as far as his manners
today, but let him loose as soon
as the field of l3 broke from the
gate. The victory for the win
ming owner, c. M. Crawford, jr.,
was worth $35.200.
Flow Line, carrying l18
pounds. lost the lead to Henri
jan during the middle stages OF
the race, but was never too far
out of striking distance.
Jockey Willie Shoemaker had
New Policy, a s65,000 buy, in
contention until the colt, carry
ing high weight Of 124 pounds,
began to fade at the far turn.
The c. R. Mac Stables T. v.
Lark, whose biggest previous
victory was in the 100000 add
ed Arlington Futurity last sum-
mer. closed ground and won out
over John William, dark
brown little colt, for runner-up
honorS.
/ Llangollen Farms we'll liked
Eagle Admiral finished fourth,
/ In order, behind. were Natego,
Henrijan. Prince Blessed, New
Policy, First Balcony. Bright
Tiny. Nagea, Noble Moor and
! Clown Prince.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

leap at a mile and one sixteenth
on March 26. But Myers said
warily. the weights will have tc
be right.
The $2ll, ,58l wagered on the
feature was the biggest one
race pool of the meeting. The
crowd, which included l,436
bus riders from New York and
New Jersey, wagered $l,524, ,58e
on the nine-race card, giving
Bowie the best day. thus far
of the meeting.
Clay Sutphin's Dove Call
and Edward Samaha's Flying
Diver, a pair of maiden 3-year-
olds, won the first two races to
give 81 daily double combina-
ton players a $586 pay-off
Both came from behind. Dove
Call. ridden by Nick Shuk, paid
S46.80 to win, while Flying
Diver, piloted by Joe Regal
buto. returned $3.50 for 81.
! A total of PIT players cashec
50 tickets and four held SIC
| tickets on the largest daily
double of the current meeting
] the previous high was $269.6C
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Santa Anitu Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 4-vear-olds and up: 8 furlongs
s'If,I.,n s9rs Kelly n, Burns $50 40 SO S" :"
Final Stitch tVGien1ueIaD 2.6O
More Glory. Ally Tudor. Blue Frank
Mighty KINGDOM. SPEEDY Mayhem,
Revada Time, l:IO's.
SECOND RACE = Purse. 50 500;
Ma. Money (Nsv.s5 $40 2'eS :.aG
Gala Ala (Maee) I.IO
sqccabone. Full Color; Iimminy
Wicked, Service Line, Bib N Tux
NODiiu%; \. .td T; Satin PTincesS' Galea' Vine
THIRD RAcEOPurse, 5000: al
lowances. 3-year-olds: Ii miles.
Howard G. lvAlenI'O $50 t.S0 $50
Have Tux tHarmAtD 7.2O 3. "a
JOncor Barrow 9.iO
Fulhll, Centurion. Shells; RoyaI
Roussel, Clock Work, Mirtaugh, Fight
ing Hodge. Patricius, Jamie Boy. Time
FOURTH RACE Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; fur
PIaytown Csh'mak.r, $50 $40 s.eO
Strictly Class (TAniEuchD $50 4.4G
Smile Today (BuTns $40
Tick me. Ambolero Cousin Bill, Am.
shipshoy. Time iiiis
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowaEces: 4-year-olds and up; abou
6i2 furlongS (turD.
Jungle Dancer CBurns) 1920 a.4O 3.6I
Pirnie (Camer) 1900 SO
dh Little Moon (BolAn6 2.2I
oh Yemen shoemaker 800
Barba rian, Royaumont Rise =
Shine, 5uford, Talaga, Pardee II. Time
1:l3ts.
dh-Dead heat for 3rd
SIXTH RACE - Purse. $4,000
CLASSIFIED allowances: 4-year-olds ant
up: IA miles
Sea Orbit (valerI'N I7.4O 7.IO 5.2C
The Searcher tMundorD 7.40 500
SahredAIe CBurnsl 11.2C
Civic Pride, McTaviSh. Royal Glove
swaps Kin, Promulgation, Native
Indian Time 1.43
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, S5O.O0C
added: San Felipe Handicap; 3year'
olds: l,is miles.
Flaw Line (Boiand) $50 T.2O $40
at. v. Lark BARROW geo SO
John william (ValenI'lal 4.SC
Prince Blessed. First Balcony. New
Policy, Esele Admiral Natego, Clown
Prince, Bright Tiny, Nagea, HenrlJan
Noble Moor Time, 1'4@2s.
aW. Molter trained.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $4,000
claiming: 4-year-olds up lls miles
Glorys NiEht CVarI'Ia) 100 t.20 3.2t
Bacoarat (Nevesl 4.2O 3.ii
| Treasure Hunt D'Aug'O) 5.8I
Har-A-Dar. Dixie's Darling, Free
dom -Aiar, Old Ponch. Precept, Time
/ 1.S1f.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
FIowLine Gains Down,
Wins Santa Anito CAP

ARCARDIA, Calf, Feb. 20
(AP) Flow Line, a rambunc-
tious California colt, tanned
down today to win the $4,000
San Felipe Handicap and signal
major threat to capture the
$100, ,000-added Santa Anita
Derby next month.
Jockey Bill Boland made II
practically a wire-to-wire vic
tory on Flow Line by 31a
lengths over T.V. Lark with
John William third.
The favored New Policy, win
ner of three stakes at the
Santa Anita meeting, ran out
Of the money. Ralph Loves
Star finished eighth.
The time for the mile and
one-SiXteenth was 1925.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

share the limelight with 84-
year-old Sunny Jim Fitzsim-
mons, in whose honor the race
before the Widener was styled
The Sunny Jim. After the race
in which Bill Hartack ended
an unhappy losing streak by
winning with Mince Pie. Mr.
Fitz was ushered into the win
ner's circle where Gene Mori
Hialeah president, presented
him with a gold stop watch
studded with diamonds in rec
ognition of his rs years in
horse racing.
FitzSimmonS broke into rae
ing as a Stablehand on the
morning that Grover Cleveland
was inaugurated as President
in 1885.
The former President and
Mrs. Truman were at the track
as guests of w. C. Lantaff, for
mer Florida Congressman, and
Mrs. Lantaff. Among those ir
the party was Jimmy Doherty
of Miami, who served as {
supply sergeant in Mr.. Tru'
mans field artillery battery II
World War I. Also with the
former President was Bernard
Gels of Gels & Associates, who
will publish a forthcoming book
authored by Mr.. Truman ano
entitled Mr.. Citizen"
A new bettin grecord was sci
in the daily double when the
crowd wagered a total of $780,
685, nearly $4,000 more than
the previous high mark, set ir
1857. The 7-and-2 combina-
ton of two favorites, Sounc
N Fury and SalaSon, brought
a short payoff of only $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
DAILY DoUBLE H-21 PAID S1Is.C'

DAILY DOUBLE H-2l PAID S116.NO
cl.mnHso !s7eaT-oid !EASE msidsn,; paFSs SSo"i .So"i
Fi.in': Mis-. Brou.'d, 400 400 . 60
RamblinE Men Gu. jardo) 4.s0 : 81
Judy Gran sue W. El compadre
| triple News Hurry Larry. Hurry
Tom. Ditch Road Miss st Martin
Wood Country Time. oars
Claiming: 3-vear-olds: s furiongs.
Ten Bucks (CarstenSl SEQ 4.4O 34n
ROYAL symbol IMiliigan) $50 i.eO
is so nso so TrG0's11S. sST AnS.r Raw. csrmine as
Pam Bee. Petite Gem Time, 1875.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
Ing: 4-vear-olds and up: & furlongs
n,t ar srstIr csnra T!rciiUr wdtn, 1900 s
Spirited viii fSprsTEins) $50
Certainly Red. Princess Marcy. Fer.
man. Indian Plums0e. Nutty Dream
Time. 1'13
SIXTH RAcF-Purss. $1,000; claim.
ine: 3-year-oldS. g furlongS.
Field Commsnd tC') 1900 700 3.eG
MarsiIid DaIton) 1880 $40
Carter 0ombesh 230
| 3.
den. Leo'S Baker, MaSomaH. Time
1:12as.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: al
lowance: 4-year-olds up: q furlongs
Eternal Rim (NonoI 100 so :. IA
Prince GaIa Thsmbers) $50 3.SO
Gnnrod (Van Honk) i.6O
Desert Chase. Optiuuest, Prince
Roussel. DordiS Queen, 0uestar. Time
HIS.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 add
ed: Letellier Memorial Handicap; g.
vear-oldS and up: h miles.
Tenacious (BrouSSard) $50 $50 2.i0
MatinaI CDaltonD $50 3.0O
| Audience fChamberS) 2.6C
Pen Hsllow. Beauguerre, Sun Better
Time. 1:51as.
NINTH RACE-Purse. So, 200: claim.
ing; 4-year- -olds and up: 8 furlonss
OcelOte Cook 1920 $50 4.2t
Frozen Fire Hansman) 40 3.SC
Little Brave NOno) $50
Airstream, Kings Market, Colone
Patch. Amieal, Outlay. Time. 1:l22s.
TENTH RACE-Purse, 80 900: claim
ling: 4-year-olds: "a miles.
HiEh Tone Ruby tB'd 1I.6O $50 3.tr
ReStful tWinsnt 300 300
Dianes Request CBroussard 3.SC
Little Slipper II, Hero's Hall, Guided
lForce, Rainproof, Atropos. Time, 1919
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Charles Town Results
By the Associated Press


FIRST RAcE-Purse. ST 900: claim
irE: 4-year-olds andup: about 4i7 fur
WaTsaS !RsynOIdD I7.aO 500 $40
Night Bride tSchAeffeF) $40
General Dillon, Joe Cream. ROYAL
Boy, Mad John, Time. o:5i'..
SECOND RACE - Purse, Sl,lOO:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; Ga fur
Lancaster Ros. tRey'O 400 $50 a.eO
Greek Ares CWeakleyD 40 3?O
Port Of Entry FlorioD $50
Byanip. Black Ape. Ny Opal. Sugar
Loeb, mrs Fritzie. Majestic. Decree.
DAILY DOUBLE B-6I PAID sI2.sO
THIRD RACE = purse. Sl,1OO;
claiming; 4-vear-olds and up; about
Essayist Cassidy 5000 1880 49, 20
Rush for Gold lMcKenIie) 1.?O 5.6O
Express (PindelD $40
shipwreck Spinning Jenny. Giocon-
da. Apple Polisher. Super Moose. Honey
Dauber. HopalonE John. Time, o:5l2s
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $1,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds: about 7 fur
ri Blue Rose tM'dO 1880 SEQ 400
EaEerlee tReynolds) $50 3 80
LieOrice Stick tSmaIh Ara
Skings Lou. Safonie. Phvrs Rocket
show Boss Her Way Cross Of Kash-
FIFTH RACE Purse. $1,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: Ga fur.
Queen Cessna tG'On) $3.50 1910 200
Sea Fighter (Weakley) $50 6.2n
Natural Reward .(Espinosa) zoo
Flame Rule Hsrridsn Mr.; Leslie
Fortune Time 1:23is.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 50 500: allow
anceS: 4-year-olds and up; 6la fur
Nj, Harmony ts.rvI0 $50 400 800
Ship Out (ReynOIds) $40 2.40
Sun Event CESpinosal ESQ
Two to Tangle, Bonally Boy, Sea
Pirate. En- Queue Time. 1:22,
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, sl.sOO
Claiming: 3-year-oldS; ! Is miles;
Fl TI,S:T 5.ntSS..s t%..s,.Es E;O' 500 S saC 3 sf
weather Event tClarkD 400
Pondau. Golden Tornado KhephTen
Almost Pat Rock Fellow Black War
Bov in nlus Time. l:52is,
weather Event ran frst but dis
qualified and placed 3rd.
EIGHTH RACE Purse. $1,000
claiming: 4-vear-olds and up; Il.
miles.
Two star Final (Rey'O 7.2O SEQ $40
FiEhtinS General CWeakley) $50 3 GO
Exact CSeFvisl 2.SC
Indian Smoke. Regal Pass. Tetrad
Cold PrasS. HaStevillr Jr. SaEit-Tariut
Jr., Wilway. Time. 1888.
NINTH RACE Purse, $1,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: Ia
miles.
Happy Warrior tG'onl 1880 1920 4.4(
Granry'S Ima%e (ReynoldsD SEQ $50
I Double (SeryiS) 20
Marbern Blow Gun. Hay Fever. SiI
Vale. Pats Duke. Peit Battemente
HUNTINGTON. Time. 1:517S.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
HiuIeuh Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
Sound N Fury (Th'rE) $50 i.6O 3,3J
Mike J. X. lGibb) l l.S0 8.2t
Clematis (YcaIaJ $40
New Holland, Bella Maria, Ancrun
SECOND RACE : Purse. S3,5OO
maiden 3-vear -olds; 7 furlongs.
SalasOn tYcaLa) $40 2.1O 2.1(
Uncle Admiral tSeIlersl 1890 10 Or
Wild Desire tBrooksl 500
Sickle. Venezuela. Destiny Bav, Bura
Surfer. Time. l:23's.
DAILY DOUBLE G-2 PAID $3.50
THIRD RACE : Purse. $4,000
claiming: 4-year-olds and up; III
Fighting Boy tRurrl eO.sO $50 400
Colonel Arcey tBlum) $50 2.5(
Phar in Front tPulido) 3.9C
Knots, Forest Fury, Castle Bar Time
l.5l2z
FOURTH RACE = purse, $4,000
allowances: 3-year-olds: g furlongs
VoX Pop (Arcaro) 1000 $40 39t
Idolater (Guerin) 800 3SI
stradone Pom's JOY. Mal-Don-D
FIFTH RAcEEPurse, $4,000; al
lowance: 3,year-oldS u. miles.
Si1iSris R.IS h.b. s.5f .,,T1' YTa7' $40 s" ss" 81
Cuvier Relic (SeIlers) i.6'
! Greek Page. uoop Bound. Run Fo
Nurse Time, :4O94 (new track record
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
| ing: 4-year-olds and up: & furlongs
Mince Pie CHartacD $50 40 81
Evening star., 1960-02-21

SECOND RACE Purse. S1,700;
claiming: 4-year-olds and up: liz
miles
Mearsan (Vinciforal $50 500 $50
Wise Master (BrOusSardD 7.2O 36N
So It Goes (Lambeth) $50
Manv Errors. Morning watch. Full
Flight, Frazer King. Equimore. Peanut
| Kid, Columbia Gem Time, 1883
Evening star., 1960-02-21

NINTH RACE Purse, 1890:
claiming: 4-year-olds and up: la
miles
Happy Warrior tG'on) 1880 1921 44O
Granrv'S Ima<e tReynoldO SEQ $50
I Double (Servisl 2 20
Marbern. Blow Gun. Hay Fever. Sir
Vale. Pats Duke. Peit Battemente,
Huntingdon. Time. ISIS.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. S1.7OO: claim
ing; 4-vear-olds and up; 6 furlongs
Dandy o. Daltonl 31.4O 1910 20.OC
WhirlinE Blues iNonOD $50 4.2C
Black Question (CarStensl $50
Lyric Note. Blue Ewes Gem. Able
Ladd Annie Poh. "trip Tuck. Celtic
Son. King D. Eva's Boy, Glyn Joyce
Time. 1:l3
Field
Evening star., 1960-02-21

SECOND RACE - Purse. Sl,lO0:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; Ga fur
longs
Lancaster Rose tRey's) 400 $50 2.2O
Greek Ares CWeakleyD 44O 3?O
Port Of Entry FlorioD $50
Byanip. Black Ape. Ny Opal. Sugar
Loeb. Mrs. Fritzie. Majestic, Decree.
Time. 1:23%s
Evening star., 1960-02-21
CHARTS OF RACES AT BOWIE

1SS 1SsHyrshtsd 1870 By TEisnEIs PuscstiOns Inel
tHrlonss Post 80; off once GOOD driving
nIin' winner sutphin'L b: Ia by NaIrstor.B5ssth Q
Sl26. Time. l:i41s. Clear and fast. ~
Evening star., 1960-02-21

EIGHTH RACE Purse. $1,000;
claiming: 4-vear-olds and up; lie
miles.
Two star Final (Rey'O 7.2O SEQ $40
EiEhtin, General tWeakleyl $50 90
Exact ISeFviSl $50
Indian Smoke. Regal Pass, Tetrad.
Cold PrasS. HaSteville Jr. Sagit-Tarius
Jr.. Wilway. Time. 1888.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
inE: 4-year-olds andup: about 4ia fur
longs.
Warsaw tReynoIdD 1870 500 $40
SueI (GOrdOnI 2SO 2.2O
Might Bride tSchAeffeF) $40
General Dillon, Joe Cream. ROYAL
Orphan. Thru Weeping. Bav lie, Pages
Boy, Mad John. Time. 0:519X
Evening star., 1960-02-21

FIFTH RACE Purse. $1,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: Ga fur
longs.
Queen Cessna (G'On) 81 so 1910 200
Sea Fighter (WeakleyD $50 6.20
Natural Reward .(Espinosa) zoo
Flame Rule. Hsrridan. Mr.. Leslie
Seebo, Reeal Zenith, Advice. Freedoms
Fortune Time l:23is
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Two-dolar nutuels paid-COMBAHEE, S23 so. 81
$3.50 RUsToMs YEAR, S6 90, 81 90. MIDPAssI
Hsnde-Sl6O,4o7. Total handle-S1 .5245ss.
AUendance-lS,36l
Evening star., 1960-02-21

SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: allow
longs
Mr.. Harmony (ServIb $50 400 800
Ship Out (ReynOIds) $40 2.4n
Sun Event CESpinOsal ESQ
Two to Tangle, Bonally Boy, Sea
Pirate. En- Queue Time. 1:22
Evening star., 1960-02-21

FOURTH RACE Purse. $1,000:
CLAIMING. Swear olds; furlonss
Ten Bucks (CarstenSl SEQ 4.40 3.fn
Royal Symbol fMilIigan) $50 go
Mad Dog ORrOuSSard) 40
Bo Bo Shu Amber Raw. carmine,
Pam Bee. Petite Gem. Time, 1885.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

900: allowance: 3-yeaT-oid
~; off 3 344i7; start good.
Torro'S b. ( 3. by Sedge-
! S. Eklof. VAlues-S2 500.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
DAILY DOUBLE Cs-61 PAID sI2.sO

FOURTH RACE - Purse. $1,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds: about 7 fur.
longs
RI Blue Rose (M'da) 1880 SEQ 400
EaEerlee tReynolds) $50 3 80
LieOTiee Stick (SmaIb ara
Skings Lou. Safonie. Phvrs Rocket
Show Boss, Her Way, Cross OF Kash-
mir. Time. l:307s
Evening star., 1960-02-21

kfs:.t ks: 5aea koI5s5 S9nz..s IL g. 81 9 q 1870 ssS
81 so TURBANITE, sfi so. $50. BIC PATTON. $50
LIZ I-aa.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

SIXTH RACE-Purse. S4
fillies: 9 furlongs. Post. 3:
won driving. Winner, G. Z
moor-Ten Stone. Trainer.
$500. $500. 5000. Time, /:
Evening star., 1960-02-21
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT BOWIE
Mondays Selections
BEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RACE
IRST RAcE-Pue So ooo claiming $1,000; moden 3yeor

FIRST RACE-Purse, $50
nlds. 6 furlnnas.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

50 90. PAUL I: 50. 40, SO 80. RED JACK, $3.50
Handle-S171,710
FIFTH RAcE-PuTse, $500: claiming 4-year-ods and
up furlongs Post, 3:1S off at start good:
tSriyinE E Winner J. dwsrds b g. 5 by sPreoecupyooo oo
$3.50 SIZE Time. I:12as.
The future outlook., 1960-01-23
REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT
MAKES FIRST PURCHASE

The first purchase of property
here for redevelopment purposes
was made Tuesday in Cumber-
land Redevelopement Project by
the Greensboro Redevelopment
Commission, Robert Barkley,
executive director, said.
The tract, owned by John L.
Vines and wife, Rose, is located
at the northeast corner of Mar
ket and Dudley Streets and will
figure in street improvement
plans in the area.
Barkley declined to disclose
the amount paid for the prop
erty but said that the purchase
was at appraised price. These
figures cannot be released either,
Barkley said.
Funds for purchase of the
property came from the commits
sion acquisition fund, which at
present contains $127,000 in fed
eral money and 100000 from
the city.
The property is not in the i'm
mediate area where the case to
test the State Redevelopment
Act is developing. Barkley said
that Vines approached the COM
mission with a request that his
property be purchased. After
the federal government ruled
that purchases of property could
be made after a test case arose
and prior to a ruling by the
State Supreme Court, Barkley
sought the second appraisal of
the Vines property required by
The future outlook., 1960-01-23
and
for

the federal government and
completed arrangements for
purchase.
The property contains three
structures, the Vines home at
ia N. Dudley Street, business
building at 106 N. Dudley ST.
and a business building at the
corner of Dudley and Market.
The Vines will remain in their
home for the present under a
commission ruling which per-
mits them 80 days there without
rent. If they have not found
suitable quarters by the end of
the period, they will begin pay
ment of rent. A dry cleaning
firm also will continue to oper-
ate in the structure at 1O6 N.
Dudley and a grill, offices and
rooming facilities in the building
at Dudley and Market will con-
tinue in business.
The future outlook., 1960-01-23
AIT AIR FORCE CADETS
TO VISIT
POPE AIR FORCE BASE

A group of 100 students, ca
diets in the Air Force ROTC at
AIT College, will visit at Pope
Air Force Base, near Fayette-
vile, on Friday, February S.
The tour will include a brief
ing in security, military justice,
command affairs and personnel
The visitors will observe a crash
and rescue demonstration, the
operation Of the navigation and
instrument trainer and the ope-,
ration of a giant GLIB troop
transport aircraft.
The future outlook., 1960-01-23
Z 4EENSBORO BRANCH OF
.lAACP PRESENTS REV.
SHUTTLESWORTH AS.
DRIVE MEETING SPEAKER

Plans to present the Rev. F.
L. Shuttlesworth of Birming-
ham, Ala. one of today's most
militant fighters for Negro
rights, as the main speaker for
the Membership Drive Kick
Off Mass Meeting, were outlin-
ed at the Executive Board Meet
ing of the Greensboro Branch of
OF the Greensboro Branch of
the NAACP at Hayes-Taylor
Y.M.C.A. here last Thursday
night. The Mass Meeting is slat-
ed for Thursday night, February
18th at Shiloh Baptist Church.
Ezell Blair, Chairman of the
Executive Board of the Branch,
presided over the meeting. Dele
gates were elected to the MA
ACP Leadership Confab to be
held in Charlotte, N. C. on Jan.
30th and 31st. Blair and Charles
Allen will represent the Branch
at this meeting.
Reports were heard from N.
L. Gregg, District Office Man
ager for the North Carolina Life
Insurance Company and mem
ber of the Greensboro Execu-
tive board, who recently return
ed from New York City where
he contacted several outstand-
ing speakers for presentation by
the Greensboro Branch; and al
so on the Christmas Seal Cam
paign which he headed. Charles
Davis reported on local sale of
NAACP Freedom Candy.
Rev. c. L. Hairston, asst.
Pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church,
will head the membership Drive
Committee. It was also announc-
ed that the Branch had obtain
ed the services of Albert E.
Hart, former New York City
Public Relations Expert, now
living in Greensboro, and As
sistant to the Publisher Of THE
CAROLINA TIMES, as Chair
man Of the Branch Publicity
Committee. Hart will also edit
a monthly Publication "The
NAACP Champion" for the
Greensboro Branch. DR.. George
c. Simkins Jr., President Of the
Greensboro Branch, gave seve-
raj remarks, as did Atty. Major
High, Chairman of The Legal
r dre SIS Committee Of the
Greensboro Branch. Mrs. Sarah
T. Herbin also made several
informative remarks