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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ALL GIRLS WESTERN horse and
HIGHVIEW FARMS. Capitol
! Heights. Nd. RE. 5-6IO2.
, 1962-11-26

BE 1T ENACTED by the Legislature of the Virgin Is.
lands:
SECTION |. There is hereby appropriated to the
Department of Public Works out of any funds available
in the General Fund of the Treasury of the Virgin Islands
the amount of $134.50 to be paid to Queen and Princess
Transportation System, Inc, Of st. Thomas, Virgin IS.
lands for expenditure during fiscal year July /, 1861 to
June 80, 1862, for damages claimed by the said corpora
ton.
SECTION 2. Settlement of the said claim shall be
made in consideration of the execution of a release by
Continued on Page 81
, 1962-11-26
BILL NO. 6

BILL NO. 1903
FOURTH LEGISLATURE OF FL VIRGINISLANDS
Or iii UNITED STATES
Regular Session s7aaassa5s
1s 1862 @Aags
ACT to Provide for A Pay Plan Study
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08

Blank Pontiac, who was lead
ing, slipped to third in rolling
29l for 1895, six pins behind
10 Donaldson Of Glenmont, who
held the lead for weeks. She
tailed 333 last night.
Among the sparklers were
Dee Latin, Fulford's, 162-395;
Beryl Meyer, 1898: Ann
Mabercom, Jack Blank Pom
tiac, 1888, and Anna Sarbacher,
Goetz. s78.
Fulford, in shading Goetz
rolled 687 for q season record
in the league.
Other winners were Jach
Blank over Bowl America, Suit
land Bowl over King Pin and
Miller High Life against John
Hughes Co.
The standings: Glenmont
Bowl, 2l-9; Queenstown Bowl,
20-l0: Jack Blank, 1912; Suit
land Bowl. 1914; Goetz, l5-15;
Bowl America, l5-l5; John
Hughes. 1915: Fulford's, Miller
High Life and Coca Cola, 1917
each; King Pin, 1918 and Fair
Lanes, 1920.
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Three Top Horses
Among S. Named
For Dixie Cop

BALTIMORE, Nov. 8 (AP) /.
-Kelso, Garry Back and Beau
Purple, the three leading con-
tenders for horse-of-the-year
honors, top the list Of IS NOM
nations to the $4,000 Dixie
Handicap Pimlico race track
November %.
The Thanksgiving Day stake
race is one Of six to be. pre-
scented during Pimlico's 2S-day
autumn meeting, November IA
to December IS.
Jack Price, co-owner and
trainer Of Garry Back, has in
dicated that the colt, fourth
horse In history to win 81 mil
lion, will be retired to stud
following his swan song in the
Dixie. g "t
The mile-and-a-half race or
the grass for 3-year-olds anc
UP also lists among its nomina-
tons T. v. Lark, Mongo, Bronze
Babu and Wise Ship.
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Cousy Still Has Knock
Of Scoring in Clutch

New York. which had lost
eight in a row, had a 16-point
lead with eight minutes to go
at st. Louisiana almost blew
it. The Hawks pulled to within
two, 113-111, with 21a minutes
left, before Richie Guerin
dropped in four for New York
and the Knicks were home safe,
st. Louis Bob Petit led all
scorers with 81 points while
Guerin had SO for New York. .
The Lakers stormed into
command against the Warriors.
with a run of Is straight points
late in the second period and
outscored San Francisco by 10
in the third quarter
Los Angeles was paced, as
usual, by its twin stars-Elgin
Baylor with 80 points and
Jerry West with %. Wilt
Chamberlain and several of his
San Francisco teammates re-
ported i'll from a virus, but all
played. Chamberlain managed
just 38 points, his lowest out
put of the season
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Dodgers Trying
To Lund Lumpe

LOS ANGELES, Nov. s (AP) i.
The Dodgers are trying to
swing q deal with Kansas City
for Jerry Ldlmpe, Athletic Sec
ond baseman who batted .301
last season.
General Manager BuZzie b.
vasi of the Dodgers said he had
talked with Owner Charles Fin
ley of the AS and that they
would confer again tomorrow.
I'VE certainly would like to
have Lumpe," Bavasi said. 1--WE
are prepared to give the AS a
couple Of good young pitchers
for him. That's what Kansas
City wants and needs. pitch
ing"
The Dodgers are looking for
a replacement for Jim Gillian,
who win be retained as q utility
infielder or move over to third
base If a promising young
rookie, Ken McMullen, does not
live UP to expectations next
spring.
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Two Teams Out
Of Sally League

GREENvILLE, 8. c., Nov. 8
(AP). = The South Atlantic
League, preparing for its first
season as a Glass IA league,
found itself today with two big
vacancies.
Franchises from Greenville,
s. c.. and Norfolk Portsmouth,
Va, were returned yesterday by
their owners. The Withdrawals
leave the league. known as the
Sally, with seven teams lined
up for the 1868 season.
The Los Angeles Dodgers,
who own the Greenville team,
said they "are unable to supply
a Double A club in the Sally
League for 1863"
William 3. Macdonald,
Miami millionaire who owns the
Norfolk Portsmouth Tides,
blamed his exit on failure to-
obtain a working agreement
with a major league club.
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Pistons Rumored
Leaving Detroit

DETROIT, Nov. 8 (AP).-
Gene Osborn, sportScaster for
WWJ-TV in Detroit, reported
last night that the board of
governors Of the National Bas-
ketball Association at its meet
ing here today will discuss the
eventual transfer of the Detroit
Pistons to Philadelphia.
There was no immediate
comment from the Pistons.
Osborn said poor attendance
at Piston games in Detroit was
one reason back of the trans
fer talk. Also, he said, Eddie
Gottleib, former owner of the
Philadelphia Warriors and now
a consultant for the San Fran
cisco Warriors, was interested
in buying the Detroit club and
placing it in Philadelphia.
Osborn said the move would
free Fred zollner, owner of the
Pistons, to accept the post OF
MIA commissioner after Maui
rice Podoloff retires.
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Special Match
Heads Card at
Capitol Arena

A special tag team match,
starting at 8 o'clock instead Of
the usual $50, tops tonight's
Capitol Arena wrestling show.
Buddy Rogers and Johnny
Barend will meet Antonio
Rocca and Eduardo Carpenter
In the best-of-three-falls event,
with q one-hour time limit In
the non-televised main event.
In another team match. the
Tolas brothers, Chris and John,
encounter Guy Taylor and Gene
Kelly.
Other bouts pit Pat Kennedy
against Tommy O'Toole; one
of the Hillbillies against Angelo
Savoldi, Killer Austin against
Bob Boyer, and Gregory Jarque
against Magnificent Maurice.
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By the Associated Press

Old pro Bob Cousy, now in
his last season with the Boston
Celtics, still has that knack Of
getting the points when they
count.
Cousy dropped in a field
goal and a free throw in the
last IL seconds last night for
the key points in Boston's 1906
los National Basketball Asso-
citation triumph over Cincin-
natl. Los Angeles swept past
San Francisco, 132-108, and
New York handed st. Louis its
first home loss of the season
122-l12, in the other games
The 34-year-old Cousy. whit
has signed to coach Boston
College next season. hit from
the field with II seconds left
breaking q 103-103 tie at Gin
cinnati. He added anothe
point on a free throw five sec.
onds later, then the Royal
came rushing back.
Oscar Robertson, who finished
with AZ points, flashed dowr
the court and sank q basket
pulling the Royals to within
one point. Bob Boozer stole the
ball from Boston but missed a
Jump shot at the buzzer.
Cousy finished with II points
second to the Celtics' Sam
Jones, with %.
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The Sport Given 100
AsPiedmont Topweight

MIDDLEBURG, Va, Nov. 8
(SpeciaD Assigned top weight
of $50 pounds, Mrs. Ogden
Phipps' The Sport heads a
field of 10 nominees for Sat-
urday's renewal of the Pied
mont Handicap.
The two-mile hurdle feature
is one of five races on this
years final program of steeple-
chase racing at Glenwood
Park course, starting at 1870
pm. Operating as the Virginia
fall race meeting, the final
session benefits the Associated
Hospitals Committee.
A winner of four hurdle races
in New York this year, includ-,
ing the $10,000-added Bush
wick Handicap at Belmont, The
Sport defeated Baby Prince in
his last winning effort. Follow
ing this triumph, the latter,
owned by g. H. (Pete) Bost-
wick, beat The Sport in the
SIS, 000-added New York Turf
Writers Handicap over hurdles
at Belmont
F. Ambrose Clark's Amber
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Walker to Coach
Braves Next Year

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 8 (AP).
Fred Dixie) Walker, who
Joined the Milwaukee Braves
scouting staff In 1850, was
named a coach for the 1868
season yesterday by Manager
Bobby Bragan and President
John McHale.
Walker, So, played with New
York, Chicago and Detroit in
the American League and with
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh in the
National League during his IT.
year-career in the majors. He
had a major league lifetime
batting average of .306.
Walker has served as a coach
with the Cardinals and as a
minor league manager since re-
firing as a player.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08

Lebon M. L. was handled by
Hiromi Uyeyma, Canadian-bo
rider Of Japanese extraction,
but veteran Johnny Longden,
who will ride the Canadian
entry in the International, is
expected to arrive at Laurel to-
morrow to round out the horses
pre-race drills.
The two French representa-
tives, Match II and Kistinie,
also were in action yesterday
but not on the grass. They
merely logged around the main
track.
Italy's Delvin confined his
activities to a walk around the
Village" The only other horse
to prep was Japan's Takamag-
hahara, who was schooled at
the gate only.
The National Press Club will
play host tomorrow to Price
and Eddie Arcaro, who will
speak at the clubs luncheon,
which starts a week end of
social functions here in con-
junction with the race.
Meanwhile, Laurel is COM
pleting plans for the $65,000
Selma Stakes, Saturdays mile
and-a-siXteenth feature.
Eleven starters are likely for
the 37th running Of this race
for 2-year-old fillies, but there
is a possibility the field may
be cut to nine before scratch
time Saturday.
Listed to 60 in the Selma
are r. l.. Reineman's Smart
Deb, Cain Hoy Stables Sally
Ship, Greentree Stables Port of
Call, Patrice Jacobs Treachery,
William Perry's Lambchop.
Hubert Phipps' Nambiorix, Carl
Vandervoort, jr.'s Troublepeg,
Wheatley Stables Fools Play,
ICalumet's Always Men and Fox
catcher Farms Gay Serenade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08

Liquor tournament, to be rolled
December z at Fair Lanes Col
lege Park with $700 at stake.
The high regular on each
team last night qualified. Those
besides Neidecker were Howard
Parsons, Coco-Cola, 176-388;
Sam Vacchiano, Super Boat
169-412; Al May, Wal
dorf Diner. 1856; Mike Owens,
Miller Buick, S96; Billie Gerke,
Pla-Mor Lanes. $50: Ernie
Brown, Cameo Appliances, 398;
Buddy Wood, Anacostia Lanes,
391: Russ Brewer, Morris Miller
Liquors, 339; Tony Santini, Ia
koma Funeral Home, 1874;
Bruce Herbert. Congressional
olds, l69-429; George McDon-
aid. Wilson Restaurant. 400;
Bob Goodwin. Ann Drive Inn,
404; Frank D'Imperio. Robert
sons Crab House. 1888; Lee
Wiley, Paramount Realty. 379:
Bob Wood, Washington Air
Compressor, 376; Freddy Mar
tin, Bowl America. 376 and
Marvin Knott. Chester Keller
Realtor, All.
Neidecker's 434 lifted him
from 10th to a tie for third
at 1851. Herbert's 429 raised
him to second with 1898. Andy
Beaulieu of Chester Keller
Realtor is The leader at 13l
even, but has rolled only Is
games He shot 378 last night.
A shuttle in the upper stand
ings occurred when Anacostia
Lanes whitewashed Miller
Liquors, which was tied for the
lead with Washington Air. Mil
Ter Buick won three from cham
pion Waldorf Diner, and Cameo
Appliances swept Pla-Mor.
Washington Air, which won
only one game from Bowl
America, now shares the lead
with Congressional Olds, which
edged Takoma Funeral Home.
The teams with 500 or bet
ter: Washington Air and Con-
gressional Olds, 21-9 each; Mil
Ter Buick, Morris Miller Liquors
and Anacostia, 1914 each, and
ASSM Drive Inn, Cameo and
Wilson Restaurant, 1915 each.
Glenmont Bowl, defending
champion, is back on top in
the Capital Women's Major
League following a crusher
dealt Queenstown Bowl, erst-
while PAGER, by Coca-Cola.
There were no outstanding
scores as Coca-Cola swept the
match.
Glenmont edged Fair Lanes,
for which Mabel Senate fired
q lusty l56-409.
Frances Wilson Of Fulford's
Radio moved out front in aver
age when she shot 145-401 for
l24-l7. Gertha Wilson Of Jack
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Diver and Mrs. Henry Obre's
Hustle rate second and third
on the weight list with 157 and
1873 pounds, respectively.
The latter was third to
Bugle Call II and Royal Vision
in last Saturdays Noel Laing
Steeplechase at Montpelier Sta
ton. Earlier the gelding won
the $8,675 International Gold
Cup over brush during the Roll
ing Rock meeting at Ligonier.
Pa, and a hurdle race at Bel
mont Park.
A non-winner over hurdles
this year, Amber Diver has
won in good company on major
flat courses.
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Senior Bowl Ups
Kitty for Players

MOBILE. Ala, Nov. 8 (AP)
Senior Bowl officials today
announced an increase in the
kitty for players in the 14th
annual all-star football game
here January 5.
General Manager Rea
Schuessler said each member of
the winning team will receive
$500 and each of the losers
5000, plus all expenses for the
player and his wife, If he is
married.
Payments in recent years had
been 5000 and $500, respectively.
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Russian Horses Expected
tViIIoge' by NightfoII

With the expected arrival in
New York today of the two
Russian horses, zabeg and
Livan, the Is scheduled starters
for Mondays Washington, D. c.,
International will be quartered
at Laurel by nightfall.
The Russian pair is expected
to be flown in from West Ger
many and will be shipped i'm
mediately to Friendship Airport
for transfer to Laurel's Inter-
national Village.
Zabeg and Livan will join
Germany's Opponent, England's
Pardao and Peru's Porfido,
who arrived yesterday.
They were scheduled to have
their first workouts today for
the $125,000, mile-and-a-half
race.
There was action on Laurel's
grass course yesterday, with
Garry Back facing the New
market starting gate for the
first time.
Jack Price, Garry Backs
trainer, was satisfied with the
manner in which his ace broke
in front of the gate on the
soft footing.
TN fact" Price said, "he
broke so sharply he nearly I'M
seated the exercise boy"
Price said he expected Jockey
John Rotz to be at Laurel to-
morrow morning when Garry
Backs regular rider will take
him to the Newmarket tape for
further schooling and a work.
out on the grass, weather per-
hitting.
After Garry Back completed
his chores yesterday, Canada's
Lebon M. L. worked a brisk
mile and an eight. The Swear
old was clicked 1885.
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MOSS INVOLVED
IN COLLISION,
ESCAPES UNHURT

STAINES. England, Nov.
3 (AP). - Stirling Moss,
Britain's ace auto racing
driver, was involved in a
highway collision with
another car yesterday. He
escaped unhurt.
Later Moss, who was
driving his car, said the
collision was slight.
Moss, seriously injured in
an auto race April %, has
not taken part in COMPETE
ton since the crash.
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Racing Results
q
Laurel

BY the Associated Press
1st-S2 800; cling; 2-yr. fadns.; q fur.
GENTLY Music Bred $50 500 400
Demimonde OUyeyama) I1.2O 7.2O
HERITAGE Cave (Breedtngl I3.AO
Big Bonanza, Clynmalira, Last Fuss,
Miss Gee Gee. Queens Coin, Mr.. Slim,
Henry's Dream. Our One Love, Summer
Stoat. Time. 1:149s.
2d-$3, 900; cling; 3-yr. a. up: 1. mi.
Sine Sling IF. Kratx) 1920 7.SO 4.6O
Old Nassau q. Freneh) Il.4O 7.4O
Melrose Silver (Peakel 400
Gray Rock. Stomp. Career Crazy,
Bad Man, Found. Pure Silver, Ia
bourea, zipkins Raven. Time. 1:41h.
Majesta Ferraro) 500 2.dO 2.4O
Ivory Tower (Nelson) $50 $50
Miss Kingarvie (StAgm'r1 $50
Slap and Tickle. Golden Lea. Wee
Highway, Tulyarrisa, Heat Shield, Quick
Dare. Time, l:I2M,
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ToKYo,--carlcS Ortiz, 1904. New
Kosk' >, outpointted Kasyo Takayama.
RENO, Nev..--RaY Pacheeo, liza, Las
Vegas, stopped Willie Kee, III, Reno
u1l Luther Ray Davis, l75. Reno,
outpointed Herbert Duckworth, TIA.
Las Vegas (10l.
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BOWLING
Neidecker Keeps
Hot Hand Alive
By ROD THOMAS

Following two smash performances in succession Buddy
Neidecker of the B. Frank man to be rec-
oned with for honors in the Metropolitan Circuit League
Last week he shot 445 for the top set Of the night
night he high again with 434 and 1t most timely
earned Nedecker place in the finals Of the Morris Miller
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Aqueduct
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
lst-=$s,soO; cling: 8 Yrs. q up; o fur.
Camp Royal (Mellon) 3,4O 2,eO
Busher,s Whirl (RuAnel 1880
:. st.. Honore. Short Nip. loot. Mile
H.. X. Smith, Nice And Steady,
Bethpage, The Great Greek, Tolowa,
I Parasol Doll. Time. Ill. FILED.
2d5:$3, 500; cling 3-yr. q up; 9 fur.
Brief Furry (bove) 4,3O 500 2.bO
M'seile Mil (Gustines) 1850 IL so
FrangulA lYalenEueia) $50
Windy Weather, Black Sheath, Hubo
Queen, Carlyn Sarah, Narrow Road,
samantha. Time. 1:I0ss.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $1,000
3d---S4, 0oo;. cling; 2-yr. mdn.; 2 fur.
Renegs0n (usseryl 1880 $40 $50
Belfort (valensuelaN 500 $40
Silduka (Retz) $50
Sea weapan. Rumpleprincekin. Cal
lic Prince. 81; Julien. Hard Core. New
Democracy, Whitby, Ratchet Bay, YAM
kee Blaze. Time, 1:24h.
4th-S5. 500; cling: 3 yrs: 7 fur.
Count Joe Amiel (B0vel 100 $50 $50
Clever Hand eAdamg) 1910 7.4O
KINGS Highway (Combes) SEQ
Scan the Sky Echoson, Vert Gallant,
Stinson Beach. Time, 1:22M.
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BOATS-MARINE.

EvINRUDE .10.h.p. sport twin OUT
board bo 6-gal: sss d tank and hose. used
after pm, 646-573S, Waldorf, Md
SAIL, 21-ft. FIG catamaran, like new.
with trailer. Asking $1,995. so. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08
Gurden State
BY the Associated Press

1st-S4 900; cling; 2-yr.; g fur.
East Echo (GomeE) Il,3O $50 A.AO
yoe's Ruler lHaFmasxl $50 800
Our Rebel (GuytOn) 500
Time To Laugh, Yankee Relic, Sir
Robert, SQUIRREL Hill. Windy Lamar,
sally Straw, Hotoi. Natalie B., Amber.
Time, 1:13h.
2d--S3. 500. cling: 8 yrs. q up;, 9 fur.
Sure John (GomeE) 1850 $40 AGO
R0anoke Uiphaml 1850 $50
Palmy Days Bluml SEQ
Record Pace, Isyurbuddy. MY Buyer,
Pick n Pack. Chronometer. Texas,
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $63.4O
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JOE KELLYy SKELETONS
Laurel Handbags

AMPS. E. B. Casey-M Ritzenberg entry.
bAvante Stahe-B. B. Hackerman entry.
NEW HAT should rally to win here. GERRYS STAR
Is due for top MR.. GAYBROOK . winner
at Marlboro.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming (S6, 500 to
$6,OOO); 3-year-olds and upi furlonEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08

FINE NEWS Is better than her last race and
should rally to win here. NUBILE looks like the
ING GOSSIP will battle to the wire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08

TOWSON GAL = winner for $40 900 at Garden
State and gets the vote here. ALL BRANDY is the
70 beat. TARA TELLA third at Aqueduct for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08

Mrs. D. 8. Foote-FIamlnRo Farm entry.
BILGE had speed in his last and should Outrun
this field. THIRD SNOW is the one to beat. RED
ORCHID will be running late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08

. kEDBOW had in his last and beat sim
liar earlier at Atlantic City. JIML0E fourth
$4,000 and figures to improve. SWEET CICELY miSht
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Fridays Selections Made for Muddy Track
Post Time. PM.
FIRST RACEPurse, $4,000; claiming ga 500 to ~ OO0):
maiden 2-year-Olds, Maryland foaIs; furIongs
Post Time. 1 Pm

KAY BRANDY seems to be well placed here after
finishing second for $1,000. SIRIUS Is due for Q
effort. FLEET SCAN rates chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08

b e. Seltzer-J. H. Pierce jr, entry.
SPRING BROKER had excuse in his last when
fourth and rates another chance T0BIR q winner
for $4,000. JACK BENDER breaks fast and might
IL ALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; allowance, 3-year-O old
and upi filles and mares; 6 fuflOngs.

PART TIME INDIAN Is in spot TO repeat after
winning for $4,000. EQUIMISS drops and will tough
to beat. SAGUM will battle to the wire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming (S13,OOO to
$11OOO); 3-year-Olds and up; Id miles turD.
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IOmOnOWS
Entries
Aqueduct

3d-$4, 200; cling; . yrs. q up: mdns.;
lM mi.
xWise Bolero ia Trader Nsrdin ll9
xxAnnie Ono l0p Take charge ii5
Prosecutor 11e Uncle Joe L, l10
The Chief J19
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03
Gerry Williams
Takes Bride

LANSING, Mich. (AP).-
Gerry Williams, 21-year-old
son of former Gov. G. Men
men Williams, was married
to his high school sweetheart
Saturday in a double-ring
ceremony at St. Paul's Epis-
copal Church.
The bride is the former
Lee Ann Monroe. also 81, a
1862 graduate of Michigan
State University.
The bridegroom's father is
now Assistant Secretary of
State for African Affairs. He
served an unprecedented six
consecutive terms as Michi-
gan Governor.
Young Williams Is a stu
dent, at Princeton University
and expects to be graduated
next year.
Mr.. Williams and his bride
were given as a wedding gift,
by the former Governor, a
two-month honeymoon trip
to Europe and Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03
FASHION. NOTEBOOK
Summer READING
For Fall Days

This Is the time summer
reading lists are being COM
piled. Women throughout the
land are jotting down book
titles galore. All mean to
catch up with back reading
while on vacation.
Whether or not they ever
get around to reading Kath-
crime Porter'S "Ship of Fools"
there'll be a lot of women
wading through one book fill
ed with interesting color pic
lures, fascinating text, equal
ly fascinating figures, and a
wealth of fashion informa-
ton.
The 1862 Fall and Winter
Montgomery Ward catalogue
has Just been mailed out.
There are 1,488 pages in this
book distributed to six mil
lion Scanners in the United
States and in many foreign
lands.
A quick flick Of the pages,
and we spotted a designers
collection from eanne
Campbell, Melba Hobson, Vim
Draddy, John Frederics that
is full of news. Emerging
fashions trends, such as the
Jinnah cap of Persian lamb
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy
popped on her head in Paki-
stan, a two-piece mohair suit
similar to one created for
Princess Radziwill, and even
a gown reminiscent Of Mrs.
Kennedy's white heavy silk
Inaugural Gala gown created
for her by Oleg CasSini also
show up in the catalogue.
Montgomery Wards is fash