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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-08
WHATS WR0NClWrTH THE M0vIEs?"
"sATAhs SCHOOL"
sword o. LORD,
Evangelist Rev John z. Rice. Wheston. H. - Publisher
RADIO AND ~: HERE'S A MIRROR FOR you \

Suppose that Satan should starr school system all over
America Suppose that in every city. town. and village he
buildings suited for his purpose and start out
encourage crime endorse sin and 70 teach lust Suppose
that actually started 70 show every boy how 70 be
criminal ho~ 70 crack safes escape The police how
10 steal money and get by.
SUPPOSE THAT M THE NEW SCHOOLS. SATAN
WOULD START m TO BREAK DOWN THE MORALS or
GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN. TEACHING THEM TO
DRINK SMOKE LuRINc THEM TO NIGHT CLUBS ca
RoUslkc AND SEX DESIRE BREAKING DOWN THEIR
RESERVE or MoDEsTy. AND LEADING THOUSANDS OF
OUR GIRLS INTO LIVES or SIN.
Suppose schools Of Satan would starr 10 mock
churches show the preachers all bunch Of Old
fcqqy fanatics divorce. encourage liquor
drinking. and discourage work.
Suppose that Satan should start out through these
control the press with millions Of dollars 10 be
spent for advertising Suppose that they would sIyiy OBJ
the Of the besknown people. Suppose
she buildings would be beautifully equipped that fhe
methods Of entertaining and attracting young
people would secured Of the public school
system and methods in IFS hold upon the youth Of the
land. SV
SUPPOSE THAT THE DEVIL SHOULD MAKE USE
OF THE MOST cLAMoRoUs WOMEN, THE MOST At
TRAcTivE MEN. AND PAY THEM FABULOUS SALARIES.
TO LEAD IN THE DELIBERATE DESTRUCTION OF
MORALS THE BREAKDOWN or CHARACTER IN THE
PROMOTING OF CRIME AND coDLEssNEss.
What would you think about such schools Of Satan?
Would America allow II?
AMERICA HAS ALREADY ALLOWED IT These are
actual facts facts about the motion picture industry in
America
Startling facts revealed proven beyond doubt
in book. WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE MOVIES by
John r. Rice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-08
Aircraft Nemesis
tcontinoed from Page u

Gods Christ Science Messiah. Science OF Sciences
of the universe demonstrates fhe REAL. SANE Mind
Soul Spirit SUBSTANCE infinite Love- our FsfherAofh-
e. God slharmoniovs being the one and only sub
sssnce in and o. the entire universe.
-Nzsser~ is MYTH = The things seen are temporal
NYT-H-lc-A = the things not are eternal! -
God 70 81. Paul. 10
When flying tell hossssss and pilots that aircraft
crashes are faulty discipline prayers thinking leader
snip Of European religions norsi and spiritual Grip
ries nstees redes. the DEVILS substitute for Gods
nerspeu.cs Science and psychology Of Christ Jesus
r,oos opesndi His marvellous invitation and com.
rs,5 NY works and GREATER shall ye do John l4:l2l
is realized g~esser BY Gods chosen people,
chris-ke Scientists than any others in all time
Mrs E5Ss is OF Revelation l2l S. whose man
ehilS me Christian Science movement, will reduce the
devil Communism their native nothngness" -
I-nurber Of zsros
Best wishes. AZ your service.
lnspr sfionsly yours. according TO Christ
Jesus' 90 years return (! - forevermore - in
His modern kingdom. the Christian Science
movement, healer Of the nations, reveIstor
Of the REAL. the heaven and the esrih.
needing healing in oil eternity
Andrew Frvehavf. Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
AF:mg
Enels.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist; M Clemens. Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-08
Judicial Pork Barrel
tcont;nved from Page "

WHEN CONGRESS. AFTER NEctEcTINc THE
COURTS FOR YEARS. SUDDENLY STARTS ADDING A
TRAiNLoAD or NEW JuDGES-MoRE THAN PROPOSED
BY THE COURTS THEMSELVES. MORE THAN RECON-
mENDEO BY PRESIDENTS EISENHOWER AND KENNE.
DY. MORE THAN PROPOSED BY THE ATTORNEY GENE.
RAL-THis IS NOT ONLY A WASTE or THE TAxPAY-
ERs MONEY. IT IS AN ACTION WHICH HAS JUDICIAL
PoRk-BARREL" ALL OVER IT.
While the Senate Judiciary Committee rushing
through this bill pushing up the number Of Judges the
miffee was 50 iehfhesredy generous Senatorial col
leagues that member couldn't safely put up his hand TO
scratch his head without being Judge for his state
THE COMMITTEE MADE IT sixTYNNE AND FOR
GOOD MEASURE THE SENATE TOSSING IN A FEW
MORE, PUSHED THE NUMBER TO sEvENTY.THREE
AND NOW IS ONLY WAITING FOR THE HOUSE TO
GIVE QUICK YEs-oR ADD SOME OF ITS OWN BE.
FORE THE PUBLIC REALIZES WHATS GOING ON
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-08
School Flood

tcensinvsd from Psss "
BY Robert Msher
ne question Of where TO draw the line between van
s.s., - ,r.nk 4 pvzzins Rockville officials
Tur,e o,scoMroaT STEMS FROM A DESTRUCTIVE
a. dit MIRO OPERATION ~ A 13-vEARolp
se,.oot soY TO ESCAPE ATTENDING CLASSES EAR.
lIER THIS WEEK.
m bow admitted 10 police that he turned on three fire
s y Burton Junior High School so could sss day
ess from school,"
a. insist, he was she wssss would cause any
- ~. ,.,son.d the school would be closed for the
49, All. ;,cisors swept the wafer off ths foors."
His reasoning faulty
SCHOOL OFFICIALS ESTIMATE DAMAGE WILL RUN
5000 MAYBE MORE.
The boy got into the school early Sunday evening.
Hoses we're turned on in the boiler room. IN first
s,oor corridor and on the second floor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-08

TIE DEvR. VIA SATAN BOUND" JUDAISM.
TAXES HEBREW FOR 80 YEARS!
THINKING sUH0CAn0N = CRYING FOR
GODS MARvEl0Us. IMPERATIVE. CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH. SANE. HONEST.
SATAN-FREE CHURCH. THERAPEun0!-
IMPERATIVE. BASIC. PURE EDUCATION.
CULTURE. POLITICS. RECREATION
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-08

THE FLESH PRoFrTETH korHIkc~i - Jesus in
John SIS ENTERTAINMENT - NOT SERVING THE
DEAD VIA sATANs NUlTl-BsLlIoN RAckETS-
SEX ALCOHOL. TOBACCO. WHITEWAsH THERA.
PEUTlcs INVITING PREMATURE DEATHS.
SAUNDERS. DISASTERS PEARL HAR6oRs, KoREAs
CRIME AND GAMBLING - CURSED DOOMED
FOR PRODUCTION TO NATIVE koTHiNcNEss~.
News 37lE~Serviees for JACK SkLAR, 80. were
held ~ Hebrew Memorial Park native Detro'er
ard employed clothing salesman Was member
CT Jewish War Veterans and fhe Michigan Apparel
Club :"
Evening star., 1961-10-18
Double, Bonunzu
Give Shenandoah
Two Big Puyoffs

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va,
Oct. 18 (SpeciaD Race fans
at Shenandoah Downs collected
two big payoffs last night, q
$500 daily double and a S3,755
Big Bonana. The double was
the biggest Of the fall meeting
and the bonanza was the Sec
ond highest paid in the pool.
Alfred W. Williams Dandy
Star. a recent $500 purchase,
was the key horse in the double.
winning the second race at an
$3.50 payoff, also tops for the
session. Dandy Star led all
the way under Jockey Cliff
Riston.
Mothers Rascal had won the
first race under Jesse Davidson
for $3.50. Sixteen fans in the
crowd of 2,729 cashed 50 tick
cts worth $502.60.
One fan picked a perfect card
of six winners to collect the
$3,755.60 Big Bonanza. It was
the second straight night that
six winners had earned one
player a big chunk of dough.
Mondays bonanza paid $4,347.
Tonight's feature at 6 fur
longs has drawn seven Of the
top sprinters on the grounds,
headed by Ballingarry, General
Darke and Slanteye.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
Steinkrous and Chopot
Jump U. S. Into Lead

total Of "a points. The South
Americans have 80.
Gausch's fine showing in last
nights event helped boost
Mexico's total to 28 points,
only six off the pace. Ireland.
showing signs of resurgence,
has II and Canada, breaking
into the scoring column for the
first time, has four points.
Steinkraus, impressively cool.
piloted his favorite mount, the
big. gray Ksar d'Esprit. fault
lessly over the difficult. S.
shaped, six-obstacle course.
Gausch. who was thrown in
the opening event Saturday
night, also turned in a perfect
ride.
Steinkraus made the first
run Of the jump-off. over four
fences with the rails raised, and
again rode perfectly.
Gausch. now under pressure.
made the first three fences
with ease, before his mount,
Bronco. tripped over the top
rail with his hind legs.
Chapot cleared is hurdles in
the afternoon event, in which
riders were required to leap as
many hurdles as possible, with
out knocking one over, in one
minute.
Mexico's Rubin Uriza was
second, clearing IA aboard
Perico.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
U.S.. to Have New Lineup
For Equestrian Show Here

Of Arlington, Va. who holds the
United States high jump record
on a horse and Mary Mairs Of
Los Angeles. William D. Rob-
'ertson of Dafien, Conn, Is q
third newcomer on the squad.
Frank Chapot Is expected to
handle Night Owl and piamant
again, but it is uncertain
whether Hugh Wiley and
Steinkraus will be in the sad
die here. Both may be held in
reserve for the National Horse
Show in New York which opens
October 81, two days after the
end Of the Washington meet.
From New York they go to the
Royal Winter Fair at Toronto.
In contrast the experimental
United States lineup, the Irish,
Mexicans and Canadians have
listed old hands and reasoned
horses for their squads this
year.
Capt. w. A. Ringrose, 1t. J..
p. DAILY and 1t. E. P. ODono-
hue will appear under the d.
rection Of team Captain J. F..
Naylor.
Mexico will have Ricardo
Guash. Capt. Hector zata Rain,
1t. Col. Ruben Uriza and the
team captain, Joequin Perez de
Las HerraS.
Douglas Cudney again heads
the Canadian squad, backed by
Melvin Stone of Toronto, Mof-
fatt Dunlap and Miss Gail Ross
of Edmonton, Alberta.
Evening star., 1961-10-18

HARRISBURG Pa, oct. IS
(AP). - international jumping
competition at the Pennsyl-
vania National Horse Show is
developing into an exciting
three-way race between the
United States. Argentina and
Mexico.
The American team leaped
into the lead for the first time
in the week long battle on the
strength of first place finishes
Yesterday and last night by
Frank Chapot and Bill Stein
kraus, the United States cap
tain.
Chapot pulled down the 10th
Infantry Division trophy, his
first victory since the show be-
gan last Saturday. with a fault
less ride on Diamant. an i'm
ported German brown gelding.
Steinkraus, who makes a liv-
ing as a stock analyst. made 1t
an All-America day by defeat
ing Mexico's DR.. Carlos Gausch
in a jump-off for the Pennsyl-
vania State Police trophy.
First place finishes in any
Of the IL events give the indi-
vidual rider 10 points and a
like number for his team.
The double victory boosted
the United States over Argen-
tina, the early leader, with a
Evening star., 1961-10-18

not have discriminatory poll
cies and the incident was the
result Of a misunderstanding
T. H. Hardwick, managing di-
rector, said the players failed
to tell a hostess they were reg
istered at the hotel and thus
were denied service. II regret
this misunderstanding oc-
Cured" Hardwick said.
Auerbach said he telephoned
his general manager after the
hotel incident.
"The general manager told
me to bring all the boys back
to Boston and cancel the game. !"
he said, ''but I finally con-
vinced him that it wouldn't be
fair since there were about
10000 fans in the Coliseum. So
he gave me permission to keep
the remainder of the team I'm
Lexington"
The Hawks won, 128-103, af-
ter once leading by 80 points,
Evening star., 1961-10-18
Wynn Moy Pitch
Again Next Year.
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO. Oct. 18 (AP).-
Early Wynn. the patriarch Of
the Chicago White Sox pitching
staff. still may hit basebail's
charmed mark Of 800 victories
next season.
Wynn, Al, had his ailin2
pitching arm checked by club
doctors this week. They found
the swelling in his right elbow
almost disappeared. and Wynn
was able to straighten out his
arm, something he was unable
to do most of last season.
The doctors said It appeared
Wynn can resume pitching next
spring. He now owns 292 major
league victories, needing eight
to reach the 800 mark.
Last season, Wynn had an
8-2 record before his arm
shelved him for the season on
July %.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

The United States equestrian
team will be the underdog when
the Washington International
Horse Show opens here Tues
day, October "A, at the National
Guard Armory.
For the first time in the his
tory Of the international, the
United States will lack the
veteran power carried by Billy
Steinkraus, Frank Chapot.
George Morris and Hugh Wiley.
Always able to collar their
share Of the silverware and the
honors against Germany. the
Irish, the Canadians and the
Latin Americans In past years,
the United States riders this
season may find 1t an uphill
trip all the way.
Team Coach Bert de Mem
ethy will come to the Armory
for the six days Of competition
with new riders, some new
horses and new hopes. Two girls
are in the preliminary squad
listings. They are Kathy Kusner
Evening star., 1961-10-18
Negro Cogers Spurn Game
After Coffee Shop Incident

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 1s
(AP).-Seven Negro profess
sional basketball players re-
fused to participate in an ex-
hibition basketball game here
last night after five of them
said a hotel coffee shop denied
them service.
The five, all members of the
Boston Celtics, we're Bill Rus
sell, Al Butler. Sam Jones, K. C.
Jones and Tom Sanders. They
told Coach Red Auerbach they
wanted to return to Boston and
they boarded a plane after the
incident at the Phoenix Hotel
coffee shop.
Two Negro players of the st.
Louis Hawks, Woody Saulds-
berry and Cleo Hill, Joined the
players in refusing to play in
the game.
Art Lang, assistant director
of the hotel, said the hotel did
Evening star., 1961-10-18
Rosecroft Tells
LoureI Group:
We're Not Selling

Rosecroft Raceway definitely
Is not for sale" John w. Miller,
president Of the harness track.
said today.
Miller's statement was In an
swer TO action taken yesterday
by Laurel Raceway stockhold-
ers, who appointed a committee
to look into the purchase Of
Rosecroft.
There Is no price tag on
Rosecroft," Miller said.
IF the Laurel committee
wishes to discuss consolidation
If harness racing dates In Mary
land" Miller said, II am sure
Rosecroftis board Of directors
will be ready to sit down and
talk about the issue. But under
no circumstances will Rosecroft
entertain an offer to sell"
Miller said that Rosecroft
win seek additional dates next
year in view Of the threatened
competition from new tracks in
Pennsylvania and the increased
meetings planned for Brandy
wine Raceway in Delaware.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
Injured Horse
Out of Nursery

Robert L. Minors Mon
signor r. has been removed
from the $4,000 Marlboro
Nursery scheduled to close
Marlboro's 12-day meeting Sat-
urday. The 2-year-old cracked
q bone in his foot and Trainer
Carroll D. Lee will turn out
the colt to his Middleburg (Va)
farm. In seven starts this year
he won four times.
Yesterdays crowd of 4,768
wagered $367, ,S48 after the So
double, represented by Prince
de Fer ($3) and DR.. Sam Mel.
$500 won the first and second
races, respectively.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
$3.50 FOR REDS
Yankees Get $3.50
From World Series

of the remainder went to the
second place teams. 10 per cent
to the third place teams and
5 per cent to the fourth place
teams.
Runnerup Shares
Second-place Detroit voted
80 43i100 shares at 81. .489. .05
and the Los Angeles Dodgers
voted 36 shares at $1,340.l3,
Third-place Baltimore voted
33la shares at $946.I7 and San
Francisco decided on "a shares
at $942.54. Fourth-place Chi
cago in the American had 341s
shares at s455.7S and Milwau-
kee "a shares at $460.25. In
some cases there was q differ
ence of q cent or two.
New York and Cincinnati
Shafes:
NEW YORK .
Luis Arroyo. Ycgi BERG. John
each. Bob Gerry. Truman cievenser. jim
Coates, Joe Demaestri, Whitley Ford
Elston Howard. Tony Kubek. Hector
Lopez. Mickey Mantle. Roger Maris
Bobby Riehardson;, Eeland Sheldon,
Terry, Bob TurIey. Ralph Houk. Frank
Crosetti. jim Hegan, Johnny Sain
Wally Moses, Earl Toreson. Hal Reniff,
Bud Daley, Bill Gardner, Jack Reed.
Gus Mauch. Joe soares, Pete sheehy'
sisss Red Murray Srra; and Pete Prsvite,
s5.5I1.4s each. Al Downing and Bob
Hale. S4,026.OS each. Jesse Gonder,
So, ,463. .O4. Ground Grew. $500: Duke
Mas. $3.50, Tom fresh, Ted Wieand,
Frank Prudenti. $500 each, and Fred
Bensis. $500.
CINCINNATI
Gus Bell, Don Blasingame. Jim Bros
nan, Leo Csrdenas, $6,35o.37 each
Freese. Dick oernsrt, Bili Henri; yaIy
Hook. Ken Hunt. joey jay, EDDIE
Kasko' Gerald Ly1san; .aso, jim v.ds haopey BE-.
son. wsiiy Post. Bob Purkey. Frank
Robinson, Gerry Zimmerman, Fred
Hutchinson. ReEgie otero, Dick sisler
Jim Turner, Pete whisenant. oti,
P0usIas PSS5i sssss Rishssd ~ ..eS aoh0s'
Marshall Bridges, sherman Jones
John Edwards, Ken johnson. Raymond
Shore, So, ,67s.1S each. Bob Schmidt anc
Darrell johnson, 81 $500 each. jim
Banner, Harry Anderson, Claude
David samad, william Ferguson. $500
each. Cliff Cook. Joe Gaines, $50
each. Lawrence staverman. Pat Bros
nan and Walter Peters. S100 each.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
1Ew YnRK oct. 1a (Apl

NEW YORK, oct. lS (AP).-
The victorious New York Yam
KEGS each received $7.3Se.1l for
their World Series victory over
the Cincinnati Reds. but they
came out about $1.100 poorer
than the Pittsburgh Pirates.
who won in 1860.
The Pirates came out with
se,417.94 each last year be-
cause their home park. Forbes
Field, had a bigger capacity
than Cincinnati's Crosley Field.
The share for each Yankee
was the lowest since 1852, Com
missioner Ford Prick an
nounced yesterday. The Yanks
of 1852 each banked $5,982.65
after beating Brooklyn in the
series.
Yanks Vote 36 1i6 Shares
The Yanks voted 36 l/6
shares, plus cash awards of
$4,500. This included 80 full
shares along with seven frac-
tional slices.
Earl Torgeson, Hal Reniff.
Bud Daley. Billy Gardner and
Jack Reed all received full
shares although they we're not
with the club all season. So did
Trainers Gus Mauch and Joe
Soares.
Cincinnati awarded 80 full
shares of $5,356.36 and seven
fractional shares. Catcher John
Edwards, who came to the club
on June 81. got a half share.
the same as Pitcher Ken john
son, who was recalled July 81.
Catcher Darrell johnson, No.
1 receiver after he was OBJ
tanned from Philadelphia Au-
gust IA. collected a quarter
share.
The player pool for the Sc
ries was $645, ,928.28 as COM
pared to 2,144.S2 last year.
Seventy per cent Of the pool
went to the two series teams
winner got so per cent. loser
40 per cent?. Fifteen per cent
Evening star., 1961-10-18
GoeItz Reelected

Buddy Goeltz. veteran Column
bia Country Club pro. was re-
elected president Of the Middle
Atlantic Professional Tennis
Association at the annual meet
ing held last night at Kenwood
Golf and Country Club. Harry
Ahrendts. Army Navy profess
sional. was named vice presi-
dent and Dan Ellis Of Fairfax
was reelected secretary.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
Women's S Golf

ARMY NAVY-(Chairman's
Plate). Net winners: Mrs.
e. w. King, 1856: Mrs.
L. r. Sadtler, 96-27-69; Mrs.
o. B. Stanley, 87-18-69; Mrs.
w. ]. Meng, 86-15-71. Low
gross, Mrs. w. C. Champion, 81.
MANOR-(T Trans Mississippi
Cup tournament). Low net,
Mrs. Everett billiard, 91-17-74.
Gross. Mrs. William Pye, SO.
Inside nine. Mrs. George Ware,
l07-34-73. Gross, Mrs. WAL
lace Harris, SO.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
Angels Hire Gordon

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 1s (AP).
Joe Gordon, former American
League manager. has been
signed as a batting instructor
and scout, the Los Angeles
Angels announced yesterday.
Gordon. 46, managed at Cleve-
land, Detroit and Kansas City.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
Ferris Changes
Mind on Switch
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 1s (AP)

: MINNEAPOLIS, oct. 1s (AP).
Dave (Boo) Ferriss has
, changed his mind about taking
l.the job as pitching coach for
>the Minnesota Twins and will
.-stay on as athletic director at
Delta State College in Missis-
,.sippi.
: The Twins said yesterday
!, Ferriss had concluded he and
Ibis family preferred to remain
: settled at the college and In
: the job which offered him more
.,security and prospects for ad-
vancements.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
Garden Stute

lst-S3,5OO: cling: yr. up; 9 fur.
Easy Jig (GrsntI ale $40 $50
Words ef Love (shukI 400 3.00
Prime Boy tSellers) SEQ
Nuyo. dq-Informant. Pop Aber. Coma
Belle she's willing Irish b., Eyes Our Gun
da@Disqualiiied I'd to last.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
Aoueduct
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
ist--$3.500; cling; 2;yr, mdns:; 7 fur.
lmplastro (ArcarO) i.30 800
Chubby Bubby (Shoemakerl $50
Many Colors, Rock c., At Anchor.
New Muri, Nickelplate, Devils Prince.
Spoon Shot, Supreme Call. Limpkin.
Weld. Time 1883. Field.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
PRO BASKETBALL

NBA Exhibitions
Detroit 142, Cincinnati 10s.
st. Louis 1:S, Boston 103.
Los Angeles lib. Chicago 90.
ABL Exhibitions
Los Angeles 125, San Francisco 9S
Evening star., 1961-10-18
BEST BET-RoYAL HOLIDAY
Racing Results
Marlboro


lst-Sl 900; 3-yr. mdns.: 5 fur,
Brandon PARK (McKeeD $50 ESQ 40
Prodan ". Espinosa) $40 40
Frances W. (DoWnO 800
Telito, Mites World. Colonel True.
Lively Hour. Wendy. Ttme-1:023s.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
JOE KELL Us SELECTIONS

FTg .Is ISaGE-r..s: :IscS: ..ainlas ,s=0Oo
Evening star., 1961-10-18

ROYAL HOLIDAY was disqualified for interferenee
In hs last start and finishing first and locks
YANKEE DOODLE Is th cone 70 catch and beat SOFT
BLUE ven threugh . disqualification.
xApprentce allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1961-10-18

Morris shapiro-G. v. Bonfisio entry.
FLUSH ROYAL breaks fast and should satrun this
field. SAG CREs winner At Hagerstswn. sum
KAT might take Il an.
Evening star., 1961-10-18

tENCE EN- IN has late feet might surprise
At siEeable edds here. SUPER HIGHWAY won at BswIe
earlier this and probably will PRINCE
PhoM due fer tap effort.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
,EoUsrn n.cE g..... sl..Oo: admin; tsl.ssol,

IDEA NAN inst missed IN his last snd iscss best
LIGHT a chance.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
SHENANDOAH
Entries for Tonight

. Pest Time. 7:15 PM.
(seratehes peleted)
Evening star., 1961-10-18
SECOND H4cEzF..... sssS; sl,,,9s,nr tsnasO'; A.

GALLANT ACE q better than his last and looks
best, n started. BY THE LIGHT NEEDED his last
Tor SHOW might take It AL
Evening star., 1961-10-18

Of the remainder went to the
second place teams. 10 per cent
to the third place teams and
5 per cent to the fourth place
teams.
Evening star., 1961-10-18
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allowance; Governor
samuel Ogle purse; 3-year-OIds; IIa miles.

SWITCH LIST should rally TO beat this field.
CHIMNEY SWALLOW meets lesser and like the
to beat. FANCY BTNG0 his last start.
Evening star., 1961-10-18

da-Disqualified I'd to last.
Evening star., 1961-10-18

LADY's MAID q stakes winner and registeFed
carrier this year at Delaware Park. B0X.0-MINT was
winner IN New Jersey. DIR. EUGENE T. has won four
Of his last flee races in West virsina.
Evening star., 1961-10-18

" KS. XXI. xxx-10 pounds apprentice
kSsnowanee claimed.
Evening star., 1961-10-18

q aMcCIanahon.EVe enJTy.
g-3: KS lbs. AAC.F
The Glacier reporter., 1961-12-21
OUR SINCERE WISHES TO EVERYONE

ageod greeting retains its youthful zest and continues 10
express the closely approaches the desire
enjoy good time and to feel the glow
of spiritual conentedness
The Glacier Reporter apology for using the ancient
phrase in extending holiday greetings its adver-
ters ends-and its enemies any II also goes
hearty sincerity the and women boys and girls Oh
Glacier county, and elsewhere.
MERRY, wish to be- you viii ENJOY the
holiday ID loved surprise with the
of their affection and CD experience the purrns
content of a weILsatsied innerman.
you HAPPY hope will be- you will have shared
spirit in the giving of yourself and your substance
10 others not only of 1891 but the that
lies behind you.
Tc HAPPY in this world Of ours must
enjoy material experience the spiritual One must be well
mind and aglow in spirit The clear
gratitude enjoy with moderation and give
generosity Never forget that I'd 1T Is more blessed 10 give
than have done unto
of the least of my breheren have done unto me-
So you why The Glacier Reporter to you
simply sincerely Merry Christmas And Happy New Year