davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-12-01

stantial protection and can bt
a do-it-yourself project with
material costs ranging from
$3.50 to 5000.
Scare advertisers and door.
to-door operators have invaded
a field practically ready made
and practically perfect for ar
all-time-high Fleeing of con.
sumers across the country, the
bureaus bulletin warned.
1t lists these quotes from 9
rash of recent scare advertise
ments: Have you prepared fol
survival? Don't wait-now Is
the time. To be safe fall
out shelters. Free estimates
No money down-up to 80 years
to pay.
You are aware. Our Gov
ernment has given us ample
warning. Act now as next week
may be too late.
Are you prepared in case of
attack? A fallout shelter is
your nuclear age survival in
surance."
Evening star., 1961-12-01

inferior or inadequate mer-
chandise.
The bureau suggested this
checklist to guard against
trouble:
/. rs the contractor you are
considering experienced, re-
sponsible and licensed?
2. Have you checked his ref
erences and actual examples OF
his shelter construction?
3. rs the design offered you
! officially approved by the Of
flee of Civil Defense; is it ade-
quate in size, and will loca.
building authorities issue a
building permit for this shelter
in the location planned?
4. Have you obtained the
exact cost and financing fig
ures and a written estimate
from at least one other con-
tractor for competitive prices?"
The bureau pointed out that
a civil defense booklet, The
Family Fallout Shelter, advises
that a solid concrete block
basement shelter provides sub
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Auto Production
For Week Climbs

DETROIT, Dec. (AP). -
Passenger car production this
week will be the highest in al
most two years, Automotive
News reports.
The trade paper estimated
output at $4,000 cars, the most
since 164,227 were built in the
week of February 6, 1860.
Total output for the month
was estimated at 649,560, the
best for any month since
1860.
Last week 124,375 cars were
built and in the comparable
week of 1860 the total was
1876, ,460.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
West Virginia Firm
Plans Big Coal Output

CHICAGO, Dec. l (AP) In
land Steel Co. and Consolida-
ton Coal Co. have announced
formation of a coal mining
company. 1t will be jointly
owned but operated by Con-
solidation.
The new firm, Bishop Coal
Co., has acquired a large coal
reserve in the Pocahontas Dis
trict near Bluefield, VIVA. Pres
ent plans call for annual pro-
duction of about is million
tons of metallurgical coal and
double screened coal for heat
ing purposes.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Mrs. Brewster Heads
Group Health

Mrs. Agnes w. Brewster, ma
tionally known medical econ
omist with the Federal Govern
ment here, has been elected
president of the Group Health
Association. Inc, it was an
nounced today by Frank c,
Walters. executive director.
She will serve out the unex-
pired term of Edward J. Over
by. who has been named eco
nomice adviser to Saudi Arabia
until mid-March of 1862.
The wife of Vernon H. Brew
ster, she resides in Bethesda,
Md, and works in the De-
partment of Health. Education
and Welfare. Back in 1912,
Mrs, Edith lockwood was the
first woman president of CHA.
Evening star., 1961-12-01


company expects to maintain
Its regular annual 81 cash divi-
dend on all stock outstanding
he added.
In distribution of the stock
melon, no fractional shares
will be issued, but such frac-
tional share interests will be
settled in cash on the basis OF
the closing price of common
stock on the New York Stock
Exchange on January S, Mr.
BurruS declared.
Peoples Drug common has had
an impressive rise in the last
II months as earnings have
shown sharp improvement
Since the first of the year il
has risen from around $33 a
share to SIS a share. 1t was
quoted today on the Washing
ton branch of the Philadelphia
Baltimore Stock Exchange al
$54.50 bid and $55.25 asked.
Earnings for nine months OF
this year reached $876,2 ,229 with
a jump of l9l per cent from
a year ago.
The quarterly dividend of
so cents a share will be paid
December q to holders of rec
ord December l.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
C&O and B&O
Holders Have Party

More than 500 stockholders
of the merger-m minded Chesa-
peake & Ohio and Baltimore g.
Ohio Railroads will attend a
party this week end at the
C&O's famous resort, the
Greenbrier in White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va.
This will be the first of three
package-rate Greenbrier week
end house parties for stock
holders of the two railroads and
their guests, and the 18th in the
party series since 1859.
This year all parties are long
week ends, getting underway
on Thursday nights. Advance
bookings for parties in January
and February also indicate ca
pacity crowds.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Dec. l (AP) (USDA).-
Hogs $500; moderately active, butch
ers steady to 25 lower; sows weak to
% lower; good shipping demand and
1.25: largely l-2 1gO-225 lbs 1875
100: bulk mixed l-3 lqO-24O lbs
l6:25- 10. .15; mixed I-3 and 2-3 23O-
go lbs l5.S5-l6.25; a couple of ship
ments 2-3 and Is around 300 lbs at
i3.25: mixed Ia 325-425 lb sows
13.5O-14.5 so: - and rs 4OO-65O lbs
II 50-l3,75; shippers took 4,30O.
Cattle 500; calves 100; bulk of
supply cows; cows steady; a few sales
bulls steady to strong; note enough of
price trend; two loads standard and
good 500 ID heiferS 1925; cutter and
utility cows l3.5O-16.O0; Gamers
11.75-13.15; utility bulls 1S.00-2O.25.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Johnson to Address
PRINTING Guild

Arthur L. johnson, director
of management service for
Printing Industry of America
national association of the
commercial printing industry
will address the Washington
Printing Guild at a Burlington
Hotel dinner meeting next
Tuesday.
He will discuss methods for
evaluating g performance OF
printing executives.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Harry B. Cook Co.
Promotes Three

James V. Moffet has been
named assistant sales manager
for the Harry B. Cook Co. in
Washington. it was announced
by President George D. Hardy.
Robert E. Thompson was
named merchandising co-ordi-
nator and Kenneth L. Kurtz
became promotion director.
Mr.. Kurtz has been assistant
promotion director since Sep
tember, 1859, and replaces Mr..
Hardy, who was promotion di-
rector before his election to
the presidency.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Allied Capital
ReportsRisein
investments

Allied Capital Corp. is max.
ing steady progress in expand.
ing investments in loans anc
stock and the total reached
$l,874,774 on September 80
compared with $1,395,S53 or
March 81 this year and $685.
397 on March 81 last year.
This was announced today in
the semi-annual report from
President George w. DeFran-
ceaux. The firm formerly was
Allied Small Business Invest
ment Corp. but changed its
name recently.
Investments on September
30 included $515,400 of stocks
and $1,359,374 of loans, COM
pared with $415,4O0 and $780,
453, respectively on March 81
The firm had $699, 1897 of loans
and no stock in March last
year.
Cash, deposits in banks, Gov
ernment securities and unused
commitment from the Small
Business Administration ag-
gregated only $392,Ol5 on Sep
tember 80, compared with $780,
1872 on March 81 and $693, ,306
on March 81 last year.
Corporate comm t m n t S
totaled $4,000 on September
80, but Mr.. DeFranceaux said
a recent amendment to the
Small Business Investment Act
Of 1858 will increase the
amount of funds which the SBA
can make available for Allied
Capital to $l,ll4,500 from
$4,000.
Stockholders have approved an
increase in authorized capital
to l million shares from 600, 900
shares and a public offering
not to exceed 613,427 shares,
he pointed out.
The new limitation on the
amount of loans a Small Busi-
ness Investment Company can
make to any single firm en-
hanceS the competitive position
of Allied Capital in relation
to larger companies. Mr..
DeFranceaux said.
Net income for six months
ended September 80 was S30,O92
or % cents a share on
l34,263 shares outstanding, Mr..
DeFranceaux reported. The net
was after provision of 5000
for loss reserves.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Ekco Split FL

NEW YORK, Dec. l CAP) -
Exec Products Co. directors
today split the common stock
2 shares for l and voted a 10
per cent dividend increase. The
board declared a 27l2-cent
dividend on split shares, equiva-
lent to SIS cents On present COM
mon shares compared with the
former rate of so cents.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Furniture Sales
6 Pct. Below 1860

District Of Columbia sales Of
retail furniture stores and fur
niture departments Of depart
ment stores were 6 per cent be-
hind a year ago in October, the
Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mond reported.
Sales in 10 months Of this
year Jagged 4 per cent behind
the like period last year.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Allegheny AIIines
Reports Profit

Net income of Allegheny
Airlines was $228,9O9 in three
months ended Sept. 30, after
interest changes and a minor
provision for income taxes, re-
ported President Leslie o.
Barnes.
Operating profit for the
three months was $401,616 af-
ter depreciation and amortiza-
ton of 1891 ,248, he said.
The profit reverses the series
of very serious and unusual
losses in previous quarters and
place the company in a profit
position as of September 80, he
said.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Sales Executive
Listed as Speaker

William F. Drake, president
of the Washington Sales Exec
utives CLUB. will address a
luncheon of the Insurance
Managers Association at the
Statler Hilton Hotel next
Thursday.
His subject: Planned In
come Inventory"
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Earnings

southern Pacific Co. in 10
months ended October 81
earned $59.555, ,739 or S2.19 a
share VS.. $58,796,196 or SIT
in 1860 period.
Union Pacific Railroad in 10
months ended October 81
earned $53,377,567 or 1928 a
share VS.. $50,103,30S or $2.09
in 1860 period.
May Department Stores in Il
m on t hS ended October 81
earned S22,333,OO0 or S3.O6 a
share VS.. S22.42O,OO0 or $3.08 in
1860.
Northern Illinois Gas in Il
m on tt his ended October 81
earned $18,09O,636 or S2.19 a
share VS.. $l5,773,425 or $2.O4 in
1860.
Goth Century-Fox Film in 80
weeks ended September 80 had
a loss of $l1,544,007 VS.. earn
ings of $2,997,1l5 or $1.26 in
1860 period.
Allied Stores Corp. in IL
m o n t hs ended October 81
earned $11,538,320 or 1894 a
share vs.'$l3,238,359 or $4.65 in
1860.
A. E. Staley Mfg. Co. in year
ended September 80 earned
SIS. 5.707,469 or $3.50 a share VS.
$4,520,834 or $2.12 in 1860.
Ryan AerOnautical Co. in veal
ended October 81 earned So, $50.
900 or $l.89 share VS.. $2,894,-
055 or $1.76 in 1860.
Florida Steel Corp. in yeal
ended September 80 earne
81 ,284,487 or $1.03 a share VS.
81, 1857 705 or $1.38 in 1860.
Piper Aircraft Corp. in yeal
ended September 80 e eaarne d
$854.929 or 80 cents a share VS.
$3,523,375 or $3.50 in 1860.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
EAL Dividend Omitted

NEW YORK, Dec. l (AP).-
Eastern Air Lines, for the third
consecutive time, omitted its
usual 25-cent-a-Share quarterly
dividend today. Directors also
omitted the customary 2 per
cent annual stock dividend.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Rail Freight Loadings in the

Rail Freight Loadings in the
week ended November 25 to-
tailed 495,O89 cars, down 1920
from the previous week but up
SO from the like week a year
ago.-Assn. of Amer. Railroads
Bank Clearings in 20 leading
cities in the week ended No
vember % totaled $24,617,886,-
900. down 22.5% from the pre-
vious week. but up 8.3% from
the like week year ago.-Dun
& Bradstreet.
Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc,
announced it has purchased
for $6.5 million cash Joseph
Tetley & Co., a leading British
tea company.
Evening star., 1961-12-01

elected president of the Greater
Washington Insurance Field
Club, it was announced.
Robert l.. CLANCY of the New
Hampshire Group was named
vice president and William E.
Cassidy of the America Fore
Loyalty Group was elected
secretary.
Fred c. Ives of Aetna Cas-
ualty was named treasurer.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
LIE Strange Elected
BY Insurance Group

William R. LIE Strange of the
General Accident Group of In
surance Companies has been
Evening star., 1961-12-01

stockholders whose holdings on
the record date are more on
less than an even multiple of
so shares.
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Peoples Drug Declares
5 Pct. Stock Dividend
Maintains Quarterly
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Friday, December !, 1861
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

Directors of Peoples Drug Stores Inc, today declared
cent stock dividend stock in addition the
usual quarterly dividend it announced by George B.
Burrus, board chairman and president
The surprise distribution will be paid January 26
stockholders of record January S, Burrus said The
Evening star., 1961-12-01
Public Given Worninq
On Shelter Buying

The public warned today to be careful in shopping
fall-out shelters and survival kits
The Washington Better Business Bureau issued bulletin
denouncng advertising Id glib sales talks by
irresponsible firms to stampede customers into purchases
Evening star., 1961-12-01
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP) Noon over the coun.
SeL S U. .. Government Treasury bonds,
Evening star., 1961-12-01
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma.
honal Association OF Securities Dealers
IN Washington repesent the range within
which locally active securities could
have been bought or sold at pm.
Friday, December !, 1851:
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the presidency
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%.
: Partially tax exempt.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
NO RACING TUESDAYS
Long Bowie Meeting
To Open Saturday

schedule, with added money
totaling $272,500, is highlighted
by the 100000 John B. Camp
bell Handicap, which will have
its eight running March Is.
Tropical Winner Expected
Mrs. Samuel Lewin's jolly
Scot is being shipped to Bowie
from Tropical Park for the In
augural feature. He won his last
two starts ct the Florida track
Tom Jolley. Eddie Legere and
William H. Foales are trainerl
with horses due tomorrow. j Vl.
ley is handling Edward Potter
Jr.'s Bugona. . $4,000 yearlnl
buy named for the Francis
Scott Key. and Coney Cork. {
2-year-old who is scheduled Il
make his racing debut at Bowie
Legere's string includes
Charlie Boy. q stakes winnel
last year who has been namet
for the $12.500 Burch Handi.
cap January 2S.
Raymond B. Archer. vel
known Bel Air, Md. conditioner
also is sending Alfred T. Tay.
lor's Miss Orestes. Mrs. H. Roy
Freck's Golden Spy, anc
Evening star., 1961-01-15
$4,000 Hondicop
HighIights Close
Of Tropical Meet

MIAMI, Fla. Jan. II lAP)-
Ten crack handicap horses,
headed BY Heroshogala and
Nickel Boy, were entered today
for Mondays $50. .000-added
Tropical Park Handicap, clos
ing feature Of Tropical Parks
43-day meeting.
Heroshogala and Nickel Boy
share top weight Of 122 pounds
for the mile-an-an-eighth fea-
ture which will have its goth
running.
Third In the weights at 100
pounds and 81 choice in the
early line Is Noholme II. an
Australian speedster who lost
the Orange Bowl handicap q
week ago to Derrick. The latter
will shoulder 119 pounds, pick
ing UP two from last week.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Grand Wizard
Easy Winner

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. II
(AP).-Grand Wizard, o s.
year-old gelding from the Ar
gonne Stable. justified his
heavy backing today by streak
ing to q three-length victory
in the $1,000 Marriage Purse
at the Fair Grounds.
Jockey Sandino Hernandez
rode the winner. who came up
fast from third place at the
head Of the stretch for his
easy victory.
Marion Van Berg's Safe Mes
sage ran second. while Lead
stealer. who set the pace In
the early stages, finished third.
Grand Wizard ran the 6 fur
longs in 1:llA.
The 13.453 fans installed
Grand Wizard as the 9-5 IA
vorite and the speedy gelding
returned $3.50, $3.50 and $500.
Safe Message who ran as an
entry with Estacion. paid $500
and $3.40 while Leadstealer re-
turned $3.50.
The 6-furlong event replaced
the mile-and-one-eighth Mar
riage handicap. which failed
to draw enough starters.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

length Of Kings Song on the
stretch turn and swung wide
for the drive. He gained ground
slowly through the final eighth
but Kings Song held on for q
half-length victory.
Bethel Park. caught in tight
quarters through the drive
closed determinedly to get third
money. 21a lengths behind
Shayetail. On His Metal, the
second choice ct S-2. turned In
o dull effort and finished
eighth.
Kings Song. q 3-year-old
colt, won five of nine starts last
year. winning his first two and
last three starts. He earned
$17,171 in 1860 and started the
new year by picking up $ll. .1s0,
In each Of his four victories
here Kings Song has gone to
the front right after the break
and led all the way.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
'Sponging' Case
Is Reported by
Tropical Steward

MIAMI, Fla. Jan. IL (AP).
--An attempt was made to fix
o race at Tropical Park by
stuffing o sponge In the nostril
OF 0 horse. Chief Steward VIII
liam Almy, jr. reported today.
The horse, Ballylo. snorted
and blew out the sponge dur
ing the parade to the post for
yesterdays third race. Almy
said.
An outrider picked up the
sponge and turned 1t over to
the track veterinarian. DR.. z.
ID. Clawson, who examined
Ballylo and other horses before
permitting the race. No more
sponges were found.
Almy said the case was un-
der investigation by track po-
lice and that a lie detector test
was to be given to q groom.
Ballylo. . 3-year-old filly
owned by D. E. Loveman Of
Cleveland. was o 15-to-1 shot
and finished ninth.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Kings Song Again Wins
| ropicoI Park Feature

MIAMI. Fla, Jan. IL (AP),
Lou Chesler's Kings Song
scored another front-runnine
victory today In the $17. zoo
Broward Handicap at Tropical
Park before Q crowd Of Is $50.
Shavetail finished second
and Bethel Park third. Royal
Record, coupled with Shavetail,
was fourth.
Kings Song had TO survive q
foul claim lodged by Sidney
Cole. rider Of Shavetail. Cole
claimed Kings Song interfered
with his mount at the quarter
pole but the stewards upheld
the original order Of finish.
Kings Song ran . mile and
Q sixteenth In l:42 and paid
$40. $3.50 and $3.50. The
Shavetail- -Royal Record entry.
So favorites trained by Sunny
Jim Fitzsimmons. paid $3.50
and $3.50. Bethel Park returned
97.20 to show.
It was King Songs fourth
start Of the meeting and his
fourth straight win. One Of
his victories was in the recent
City Of Miami Beach Handi-
cap.
John Rotz broke Kings Song
alertly from the No. Q post and
got to the front on the club
house turn, with Shavetail sec
,0nd. King Croesus third and
Niksar fourth.
: AZ the far turn Kings Song
still was two lengths IN front,
with Shavetail along the rail
In second place.
shavetail moved within q
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Bowie to Resume
Wage Discussion
With Employees

Negotiations on the mutuel
employees salary squabble at
Bowie, involving the five-day-
week schedule to be used at
the tracks 48-day meeting
starting next Saturday, will
resume tomorrow, according to
John r. Loome. Bowe's general
manager.
The Independent Association
of Race Track Employees. which
represents the Maryland
tracks mutuel workers, is de-
manding six days pay for the
the new five-day week. All
Tuesdays during the Bowie
session are scheduled as "dark'
days unless there are weather
cancellations.
Milton Sherbow. president OF
the employees association. said
yesterday that the track and
his group had reach an i'm
passe at their last meeting
Wednesday in Baltimore.
Loome was confident that
an agreement would be
reached tomorrow and that the
scheduled opening Of Bowie
would not be affected.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Countess AIbie
Sunshine Victor

OLDSMAR. Fla. Jan. IL
AP).-Countess Albie took the
lead early and romped to q
five-length victory in the $4,000
Rocky Point Handicap at Sum
shine Park today.
Countess Albie. covering the
SIX furlongs In 1918. paid $40.
$3.50 and $4.7o. Pure Village
closed fast to finish second.
nearly 2 lengths ahead Of Hick-
ory Red. Pure village paid $3.50
and $3.50. and the show price
on Hickory Red was $4.90.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

Increased activity on the
backstretch and in the front
office herald next Saturdays
opening Of Bowie's 4S-day
meeting that ushers in the ma
jor eastern racing season for
1851.
Post-time for the first race
viii be 1880 pm. daily for the
nine-race card. There win be
mo racing on Tuesdays
throughout the meeting. which
extends through March 20.
Donald c. Lillis, president oi
Bowie and the leading figure In
bringing early-winter racing tc
Maryland. thinks the record
purse distribution Of 81. .63S, ,52s
will lure enough good horses II
make 1t enteresting for the
fans.
More Horses Expected
Additional shipments are
due tomorrow from winter
training quarters at Nashville
Tenn, st. Mathews. s. c.. and
Shrewsbury, N. ]. Stall Super.
intendent Lawrence Lacey ex.
poets the tracks l,106 stalls Il
be filled. with an overflow
bedded down at nearby Laurel
Horsemen took advantage o.
last weeks break In the wealth
er to get in some badly needed
training licks, although snow
and cold kept most off tht
track only q few days. Many
stables remained at Bowie
throughout the year. vannine
their runners to Laurel and
Pimlico for engagements al
those tracks, and will be ready
when Starter Eddie Blind
springs the barrier.
The $15,000-added Franci!
Scott Key, a 5ia-furlong dash
for 3-year-olds, headlines the
opening-day card. The stakes
Evening star., 1961-01-15
DAILY DOUBLE PAM S574


yeaT TH5Ep aals ns;AscIE. E;AAcE-Pprss, sn, sa,ooo; q
Be Ramsey lYouns) $50 500 2.4O
Little Everett (Breus,dJ $50
ESs1sst, Sunshine John. John. Pissmelc LssSadS;
dorda, Nisht Luke. Time. o:S7M.
Q Bishop Stable entry.
SdSgganc L1Trance Stable entry. $500.
SIAN ss:%PiGs Ss..ay ssS $3.50 SS ml:s ssG
.Beau Arthur iMsns'Ic) $50 ESQ
South American. TOP Hat. Police
Vale; Crecy, Time, 1:55H.
FIFTH RxcE@purss. Oi issc1S; $1,000: claim
%S.:su:eriss Y. r. lRis.s!p 0 ls.sS 80 mslssi s.sd
ref,l.s Dusty Gs% pr,am sn,erssss R;sSs r,, e sSo
Tymie. Bounding Beth. Better Goods.
SIXTH RAcE-pur... $4,000; al
Iewanees; 3.year-olds: g furlongs.
ss s:li 8 stsss tss'HI sH..S. S $40 sSS sSS sS ss
Michael Henry Harkin) 800
Summer Rain, onebyalength, spe-
cial Offer, Gold Bomb. Time, 1:i2.
Ressesuet weiner and saucier
SEVENTH RACE Purse, $4,000:
starter handicap: 4-year-oids and Up;
sssissa ci;.I. sra'n eco 100 $50
sure Toucn. irish Dream. BlscS Black
PiPPgon' Our Bob, Formal Gent. Time.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
Claiming; 4:year.olds up; Lib miles.
Celtic KID (Ringa'O 1910 B.OO 400
Gray Dean tFieselmsn) rae E.aS
indian Plumage (Youngl 4SG
Route Sixty-six, Fibre King, Dia.
T,ms T1na I1an Hsir; Native Son. Little Felix.
NINTH RAcE-purse, $1,000. al.
lowances; 4-year-olds and up. 8 fur
G;d wiz.d tHernandes, SEQ SEQ san
2 Safe Message tBarnett) SEQ 3.d0
Lea sdstealer lWayda) S.sO
Jet Assembly, Curpan' o. q EstacioI,,
S dieemaMn.. M. Zine. Tlms.. 9:9YqIs 99YIs Special Jet
5 Bishop Stable biei' entry.
claimingi 4-year-olds and up; w
ssSooImastsr tH.y yr. 1S.4o 7.se 4.eo
| aThe Orator (Nono) A.4O ESQ
Big Circle (Heckmann) SEQ
suttee.. AMY Decision. Caper Kid,
Pop Andrew, Big Conner, bNadr0b,
bNoble Court. Time. -2:0e. =
aGraffagnini and Calumet antry.
hBtshop stable entry.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

] Charles Gordon's Graphic Aid
to the meeting. Miss Orestes 10
regarded as q prime candidate
for the $25, ,000-added Barbara
Fritchie Handicap.
General Manager John r.
Loome hopes that Inaugural
visitors to Washington will be
out in force for the opening:
Bowie will be prepared for ct
least 10000 opening day. Last
years opening on Friday, Feb
ruary -. brought out 1912
fans.