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the harness season. A track
spokesman said about 80 horses
were stabbed for the winter at
the time of the blaze.
Fire Walls Prevent Spreading
Fire walls in the barn were
credited with preventing the
fire from spreading. The barn
is located in the backStretch of
the half mile track at the
county fairgrounds.
The spokesman said the dam
age to the barn was estimated
at $4,000, and the loss in
horses to $4,000.
Several horses broke loose
from the barn in panic and
raced around the fairgrounds.
Some were reported to have left
the grounds.
Six horses driven and trained
by Mike Metcalfe were lost in
the fire. They were Yankee
Ace, Bonny Joe. Singing Frisco
Frisco White, Baron Seal and
Meadow Wood.
Others Lost
William Kingsland Of Buf-
falo, owner and trainer, lost
five horses-Terry Noon, Barb
Darrow, Happy Hec, Oyster and
Mary's Chance.
Another owner-trainer, Jack
Schenck Of Buffalo, lost Big
Wheel and Sinful Hec.
Four horses owned by the
Water Valley Stables Of Ham,
burg were among the standard
breds that perished. The horses
were Direct Bill. Scotty's Easter
Counsel Grattan and Kinney
Guy Dee.
1t was the second fire at the
track in less than a year. Last
New Years Day ls horses per-
Evening star., 1962-12-27
BY DICK O'BRIEN
star staff Writer

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Dec, 27. There have been
many innovations made by race
tracks In this area over the
years, and Charles Town will
offer another one New Years
Day.
There will be racing after
breakfast here January l, with
six races in the morning start
ing at 10 and a full program Of
10 more races in the afternoon
starting at the usual pm.
Lou Pondfield, executive vice
president Of Charles Town, said
the morning program Of six
races will be concluded with the
last post at 1905 pm. The pro-
gram then will be resumed 55
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Texuns' Aide Quits

DALLAS. Dec. 27 tAP).-Ed
Hughes, who coached the de-
fensive secondary Of the cham
pion Dallas Texans to the fore
front In American Football
League statistics, resigned yes
terday. He said he was seeking
another coaching position.
Evening star., 1962-12-27

ished in another barn, causing
an estimated loss of 100000 in
standardbreds, and $4,000 to
the stable.
Twenty-eight horses and q
groom perished in a fire at
Batavia Downs. another New
York harness track, last Octo-
Der IA.
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LOOK OUT OLE MISS!
Conversion of Tackle
Has Arkansas SmiIino

BILOXI. Miss, Dec. 81 (AP)
Nobody was more surprised
than Danny Brabham when
Coach Frank Broyles
converted him from tackle to
fullback this year.
But the 6-foot-4. 215-pound
Brabham made the All-South-
west Conference team in his
new position.
Nobody was more surprised
than l." said the soft-spoken
Brabham In an interview at
the Arkansas training camp In
this Mississippi gulf coast city.
The Porkers are preparing for
their clash Tuesday at New
Orleans with undefeated Mis-
sissippi in the Sugar Bowl.
But 1t worked out just fine, ("
said Brabham, an A-average
student from Greensberg. La.
Smart Switch
Broyles considers the switch
one Of the smartest moves he
ever made.
Last spring Broyles decided
the biggest weakness in his
team was an undermanned
backfield. He wanted a big,
fast man in the center Of the
backfield, but at first glance no
one was available. Then he
had an idea.
Brabham, who had played
both tackle and guard in the
line, was big and fast-he runs
the 100 in 0:l0.2-and had
been an All-State fullback in
high school.
But Brabham also was the
best lineman on the Razorback
squad, leading the 1861 team
In defensive statistics with rs
tackles, as assists. four pass
plays stopped and two recov-
cries.
Obtained Movies
Broyles wasn't quite sure
about the idea. without telling
his staff. he obtained movies
OF Brabham's senior year in
high school.
A few days later. Broyles
called Doug Hickey, offensive
backfield assistant. into hi,
office and asked him 10 watch
the film. Broyles didn't tell
Dickey who the player was.
Dickey told Broyles the
Razorbacks should pull out all
stops 10 get him. Then Broyles
told Dickey II was Brabham.
I'VE were prety well fixed In
the line" Broyles said. But
we needed a big fullback. /
didn't know how Dickey would
take TO the idea so / wanted
10 see his reaction before tell
ing him my plan"
There was another hitch.
Brabham dropped out OF school
last spring after the Sugar
Bowl game but planned TO re-
turn for the fall semester.
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Equestrian Dies

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Dec.
27 (AP). - Ephriam Foster
Graham. 81, former riding in
structor at West Point and a
member Of the 1912 Olympic
riding team, died Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1962-12-27
BOWLING
Thoms-Ristun Duo
Lucky, but Sharp
BY ROD THOMAS

But for stroke of luck, Ginny Thoms and AL Risan
wouldn't have qualified for the annual Holiday Mixed Doubles
sponsored by the enpn division of the Metropolitan Washing
ton Bowling Proprietors Association.
Each member plant allotted qualifying places
Shooting at SkorMor Mrs Thoms Ristan missed by one
Evening star., 1962-12-27
Boys Club Tourney
By the Associated Pres

Yesterdays RESULTS
MidGst Glass
Falls Church ~, Green Meadows 20
silver Spring 20. Mclean -
Fairfan 80, Jeiieff .
intermediate Class
lsllsn %, Silver Hiil n 81
Silver Spring 100. 81, MARKS ~
unknewns ~. Green Meadows A %
District Heinhts 0a Mclean 80
Jswisdale a.. Adeiphi "a
Junior Class
NAY Hardware 80. BAllsy's Crsss
Road Lions 80
Mclean az, Mcouinns 7
Evening star., 1962-12-27
TropieoI


By the Associated Press
lst-s2 900. Gins, 2 ", A up. o fur
steve W. lThornbTGl 1880 $50 500
LmplIle OninoJoaAD $40 2aO
Oold Monarch (Bluml 2.20
funny Way. Double Royalty, Plueky
MI, Fire Trail, Sir Demiiohn, Ms
Toy, Rusty Nall Rstucano, Time,
lIih.
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NINTH RACE-Purse 81 ,OOO; CLAIMING fRI 0oo,. n
Yaar.alha n nnIla 'T-'-OV'I ~

a-R. NJ. Kearns-Mrs L. Z. Everhart entry
b-J. C. Walls-R. K Redman entry
GREGORY X. Is In . spot to win another here
C4Nk DWELLEk will be running late FREEDOM SHOT
rates excellent chance.
KS. XXI. xxx1O pounds apprentice allowance claimed
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FOURTH RACE-Purss. $1,000, claiming $4,000 10
S2,5OOl; 2-yeaT-OldSj g furIongS.

CUTE LITTLE TIKI looks slghtly best here In
an open LOST GIRL meets better after winning
POST MERIDIEM might take ID all.
FIFTH RACE Purse. $1,000; claiming $4,000 10
SlSOO); 3-yeaT-Olds and uD; about al furIOnEs.
IL INEVITABLY lI2 No boy 80
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Funk said. "If you don't get
enough off, it will be turned
under by the harrows and could
cause the horses to slip and
injure themselves"
A modest daily-double pay
off of $31.60 vert to holders Of
the 1877 combination, but the
twin double hit $1,577 with Sea
Tread ($27.80) winning the
fifth race and Paul Nolan
($l2.40D taking the sixth, end
ing the first half of the twin.
Yardstick, a $500 winner, cap
tured the seventh and Captain
Bligh ($8.20) won the eighth.
The numerical combination In
the twin was 3-2-4-4.
The crowd wagered $274,612
on the nine races.
William Billy Christmas,
younger brother of Frank
(Happy) Christmas, has been
commissioned to take over the
latter's public stable Of horses
now campaigning here.
Billy entered the first of
his deceased brothers string,
SeliRsgrove, in the featured
eighth race today. Selinsgrove
was entered the day Happy
was killed in an automobile
accident near here last week,
but was scratched.
Included in the list of horses
Billy will handle are Vratar
Dark Cymbal, Grey Rock, Short
Shooter and Miss Musser.
Evening star., 1962-12-27

INEVITABLY Q winner earlier at PimlicO.
EASTER CRYSTAL at the October meeting here for
S2ONO CIRENCESTER meets better after registering for
$500.
Evening star., 1962-12-27

SOUND TIMEBR should outrun this field GREY
effort KLEINER ALFRED might take II all
Evening star., 1962-12-27

LIZ BROOK fifth at PimlicO for $500
and gets the vote here BONNETs OF BLUE q
winner for $4,000. HEIDI-ELLEN B. rates excel
lent chance.
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SECOND RACE-Purse, 81, 900; claiming SI5OO)i s
year-oldG and fuFlonRS, -

RUMTs RooM S sT' s anS S faces . Tsah SPRG,SS
DOC breaks fast and should take q money spOt.
Evening star., 1962-12-27
JOE KHLYy SELECTIONS
Charles Town HandicaDs
Selections Made for Fast Track

FIRST RACE-Purse, 1000, claiming (SI, ,2OO), g.
year-ods and up; eli furIOngs.
Evening star., 1962-12-27

ACRAJET, third at PimIIce fer $1,000, should
outrun this field. HARGAL viii battle TO the wire.
SILVER SONG might take II ALL
BEST BET-ACRAJET
, 1962-09-07
EATHE Err

Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico.
coastal waters: Mostly sunny to-
day with brief showers inland.
Fair tonight.
San Juan. Ponce and Maya
guez: Mostly sunny today with
brief showers this afternoon.
Fair tonight.
Yesterdays high So; low ~.
, 1962-09-07
Two Auto

operating a WHY'S Jeep, attempt
ed to pass.
Apparently Boiling lost control
of the Jeep, it ran off the road
and into a Turpentine tree. He re
ceived decorations on the left side
of his face and several on his
head, and was detained at the
Charles HARDWOOD Hospital for OBJ
s%ervation.
The entire front Of the Jeep was
pushed back, the bumper bent and
the windshield broken.
, 1962-09-07
H ST. JOHN
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
A RESOLUTION

WHEREAS Senator Lucinda
Millin, of st. Thomas and former
Senator At Large, Ronald de Luz
go have in the past, rendered val
liable services to the Democratic
Party and to the people of the
Virgin Islands as a whole, and
WHEREAS such services and
experience are not easily replaced
or duplicated, and
WHEREAS, there is at this
time, an urgent need on the part
of the people of the Virgin Islands
for honest, fearless, representation,
NOW THEREFORE be it re-
solved that we of the Democratic
Club Of ST. John do hereby insist
upon their candidacy in the forth
coming General Elections and,
further, do hereby notify the
aforesaid Senators of the absolute
necessity of such candidacy, with
the full support and cooperation
Of the Democratic Club of St.
John, and further;
BE IT RESOLVED, that copies
of this resolution be forwarded to:
Young Democrats of st. Thomas
The Chairman,
Insular Democratic Committee
The President,
Democratic Club of C'sted
The President,
Democratic Club Of St. Thomas
The President,
Democratic Club Of Fsted
The President,
Young Democrats Of st. Croix
The President,
Young Democrats of st. Thomas
The President,
Young Democrats of st. John
Attest: Edith L. Dennen
Secretary
Signed:
] ALBERT SEWER,
President
, 1962-09-07
]. Raymond

liam O'Dwyer and served as one
of his principal advisers. Dropping
out of politics from 1852 to 1858,
he returned to help Rep. Adam
ayron Powell in beginning the
fight against bossism. In the 1860
Presidential campaign, Ray Jones
travelled throughout the country
as a key adviser in the Kennedy
johnson elections.
HE continued his fight against
bossism in 1861, setting up and di-
recting the citywide registration
and petition drive for Mayor Ro-
bert Wagner's smashing primary
victory. 1t was because Of his in
valuable work that the Mayor re-
Gently appointed him as his per-
sona1 political liaison officer.
Throughout, Ray Jones has
been a n intrepid fighter in secur-
ing millions in public works inn
provements for Harlem, and is
constantly called upon to aid I'M
derprivileged tenants, relief re-
cipients, and elderly persons.
He has held several appointive
government positions - Deputy
United States Marshal, Deputy
City Housing Commissioner, and
Secretary to two judges. He is an
active member of the National
committee on Pockets of Poverty
and one Of the state representa-
tives of the Advisory Committee
to the US. Civil Rights Commits
sion. He is an ardent supporter OF
appointment on the basis Of abil-
ty, and has been responsible for
recommending many outstanding
city office -holders. In his various
capacities, he enjoys personal con-
fidence of many of the nations
leaders.
"The father of two children, Mr..
Jones shares many intellectual in
terests with his wife, Mrs. Ruth
H. Jones, appointed by President
Kennedy as Collector of Customs
for the Virgin Islands,
, 1962-09-07
F'runk

with a passion for progress; a
group disguised with mediocre
performances and dedicated to the
New Frontier slogan of Getting
America on the move again A
group reflectiAg the liberalism of
today, the hope for the future,
and the school of thought for the
better makingso of a Virgin Islands"
, 1962-09-07
FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Baby crib and mai
tress SIS. washer SIS: so Hillman
Mink $3.50 - Crescent, Jefferson
Way. Judith's Fancy.
, 1962-09-07
NOTICE TO POWER CUSTOMERS

The Power Company wishes to advise all customers
that power will be oft over the whole OF Christlantesd
and Richmond areas and all parts east OF Christiansted
or. Sunday, September 8, from dawn until 1880 am.
to allow extensive Improvements in the Christiansted
Distributor System.
The times are approximate and every effort will be
made to restore service as quickly as possible.
Temporary inconvenience to customers is regretted.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS, UsA.
DIVISION OF ST. cRo1x: CRAFTSMANSHIP JURISDICTION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
EMILY RICHARDSON, DECEASED
PROBATE NO. IA - 1862
PUBLICATION OF APPOINTMENT & NOTICE TO CREDITORS
T. Z. C. Canegata, having been appointed administrator OF the
above entitled estate and to all persons having claims against the
said estate to present such claims within sixty days from the date
hereof to me or to Leader & Padilla, Esqs. All persons indebted to
the said estate are hereby requested to make payment to me OF
Leader & Padila, Esqs, within said time. Forst publication OF this
notice made this 4th day of September, AID, 1862.
LEADER & PADnLA
D. {. CANEGATA
Administrator
, 1962-09-07

MANY OTHER DISHES K SHRIMPS,
GROUPER, CURRY STEAKS, CHOPS, ABALONE, AND
THE BEST DRINKS IN TOWN.
, 1962-09-07

CRUZAN STYLE STEWED
ALL ABOVE SERVED WITH
POTATO AND VEGETABLE
AND SALAD
Evening star., 1962-04-27

whose site was selected by sur
veyors in helicopters determin-
ing the most spectacular pan
Drama. The restaurant at the
top revolves imperceptibly
Thus, the walters classic an
swer, Sorry, it's not my table. y
Is made to such novel questions
as, Which way is Mount
Rainier?"
The sculpture. from Rodi1
and Lipchitz to Arp and Calder,
includes Jean TingueIy's
'Narwa"-a mass of discarded
bells, pot, tubing, saws, gears,
tricyleS - a motorized mobile
which rings and shimmies every
four minutes. 1t out-Rubes
Goldberg, and proves that ev-
erything French wriggles. More
basic proof was in the Lido type
nudes.
Evening star., 1962-04-27
Fun at the Fair

SEATTLE.-The Century q
Exposition" opened with the
sounds of this age: Jets and
carillons, firecrackers and can
non; speeches by politicians
and Danny Kaye and singing
by John Raitt; Stravinsky con-
Quoting his 'Firebird," and
Chubby Checker his Twist; the
Gayway's hurdy-gurdy, and
Van Cliburn playing Rachman-
inoff; the laughter of children
and the spiel of carnival bark
ers.
Joey Dee made his scheduled
appearance only by climbing
over the gate, because he had
no ticket. Robert Moses, head
of the New York Fair, used his
exhibitors ticket.
The official opening was
made with an electronic signal
banked off a star, sent from
President Kennedy who used q
gold telegraph key on which
are mounted the first Yukon
nuggets. It had been presented
originally to President Taft fol
use In opening the 1909 Alaska
Yukon-Pacific Exhibit. Taft
gave it to his White House
telegrapher, a man named
Quinn. The instrument now is
valued at $4,000.
Quinn's family permitted the
subsequent White House occu.
pants to use the key in openins
the Panama Canal and the
Evening star., 1962-04-27
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Anita Pursues Her Man

Hitchcock In "The Birds"
Bette Davis escorted her tall
pretty, blonde daughter Bar
bara to all the Easter-week
holiday parties in New York
Someone asked Bee Dee" il
she wanted to be an actress like
her mother. Absolutely not,
replied Bette's daughter. 81
want to marry and have chill
dren."
y 4
Olivia de Havilland has the
right answer when people ask
what her forthcoming book
Every Frenchman Has One >
Is about. PAY three dollars and
seventy-five cents and find
out" says Olivia. Husband
Pierre Galante was due ir
Gotham with their children fol
the Easter vacation, but with
Livvy's play, "a Gift Of Time, >
Evening star., 1962-04-27

| being 80 uncertain and all, he
took the youngsters to ski in
Switzerland instead.
Tammy Grimes, now In Los
| Angeles with The Unsinkable
Molly Brown" has three
months with the play in Cali
fornia but. come July. she's
off to the South of France
for a long vacation"
Myrna 10y is looking for q
Catcher in the Rye" type
schoolboy for her play. There
Must Be a Pony" but who is
there other than Brandon de
Wilde? And Brandon prefers
to stick with his career in
Hollywood.
At long last Walter Wanger
is cutting down on Cleopatra"
expenditure. I'm told that all
the 70 standby cars have gone,
for instance. Which re-
minds me, before Richard Bur-
ton left New York for Rome,
his advisers told him to be as
cooperative as he could with
the press. otherwise" they
said, you know what will hap
pen. They will always call the
picture, Elizabeth TayIOr's Gle
opatra'." Not any more they
won't!
Director Joe Mankiewicz, in
cidentally, has now filmed 7C
per cent Of Cleopatra" but he
is still writing scenes at night
to shoot the next day. I hope
for everyone's sake that Joe
does not drop with exhaustion
before the movie finishes ir
August.
Johnny Mathis, according tc
report, has found a romantic
interest in Puerto Rican actress
Miriam Colon. You may re-
member her from Marion Bran
dos "One Eyed Jacks" At that
time a Brando-Colon romance
was limited.
The name Jumbo" Is the
only thing left in the Metro
movie Billy Roses Jumbo, -
which stars Doris Day, Stephen
Boyd and Jimmy Durante. And
Martha Raye. The entire story
has been changed. Billy's name
in the title was the condition
for the sale Of his musical 70
Metro by Rose. With all due
respect to Billy, his name in the
movie title is rather cumber-
some.
Cornell Wilde couldn't do 1t
in Hollywood, but in Europe
he was able to latch on to $40
million for his "Sir Lancelot
and Guinevere" movie with wife
Jean Wallace playing GUM
evere. Cornell plays Sir Lancelot
and is also directing. Won't
this put a crimp in the movie
plans for "Camelot"?
%% =
We've had a few films on
Hitler. Now it's Mussolini'S
turn. And Dino de Laurentiis
is pausing from his project
about the Bible to make a movie
biography Of Italy's late dicta-
tor.
Young Hayley Mills would
like to give up her schooling to
spend all her time as a movie
star. The pretty, blonde actress
has a quarter of a million
dollars in her savings account
But it wouldn't be SO much
fun working, Hayley, If YOU
had to do it all the time!
Evening star., 1962-04-27

HOLLYWOOD NANA -
Anita Ekberg has dropped in
Unexpectedly on Rod Taylor
here. Object, she confided to
chums in Rome, marriage. She
had been hearing stories of
other maids and matrons in
pursuit of Taylor and Anita
is determined to clinch her ro-
nance with the attractive Rod
who is now starring for Alfred
Evening star., 1962-04-27
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

/ Chicago, New York and San
Francisco Fairs. JFK admired
it and asked If it came from
the Smithsonian Institute
where it belonged. No, said
Senator Magnuson, the Quinns
still own it.
MagnuSon is sure that ar
rangements now will be made
for the Smithsonian to acquire
it. The Senator, incidentally
also is sure that he'll have
Jacques Picard and Col. Glenn
come to the fair the same day
"a meeting of the man who
descended to the lowest depth
in history, and the United
States aStronaut who scared Sc
high.
The dominating structure is
the 600-foot Space Needle
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