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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-28

PosEY. HAZEL L, OF 1912 Bryant St
ne, on December 20. 1862, widow
Of the late George H. Posey. mother
W. Posey and Sandra Thomas, sis
ter of Fred and Arvid Rodgers
Services at Chambers Funeral Home
ol7 18th st. Sc, Saturday De.
eember ~. at IL 80 am. IntermeAt
Cedar Hill Cemetery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-28

cember 20, 1885, AZ WashIng Ds,
Hospital Center. WILLIAM q. SMITH
OF 125 Irving st. NV, beloved nus.
band OF Mrs. Beulah Smith. Aiso
surviving are a daughter. Mrs. Willie
thompson OF Washington, d. c.; one
sister. Mrs. Susie Low OF New York
City, and one son-in-law. RAYMOND
thompson Of Washington, d q.
other relatives and Iiany friends
Remains may be viewed on Thurs.
DAY December %, after ; pm al
the Cornish a. Cornish & Son Fu.
w nepS Home Home 2l2i 10th st. NV
pm. Friday. December IS, the Rev
ROBERT Anderson officiating. Inter.
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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RnRINsnN ELSIE NJ a..

December IS 1852. IN Elsie ns'oi NJ
ROBINSON Of 1888 North Capitol
St., wife Of Raymond z. Robinson
beloved mother Of Robert /. Robin
son; sister of Thomas. John and
waiter MoSby. She also Is survived
by seven grandchildren, A dauahter-
in-law. Emma NJ. Robinson; three
sisters-tn-law, Bessie Robinson.
Gertrude MCGEE Of Saratoga springs
N. y and Helen Robinson. After 5
pm. Friday, December Is. friends
are invited TO call at 2024 18th ST,
NV. Funeral services vii be held al
Mount Gilead Baptist Church, 18Th
ana Corcoran It's. NV. on Saturday
December 20. at pm Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Ar.
ranRements bv Jarvis "S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-28

PETER >. on Thursday.
RRs esepasi pIlIrpl 1879 ~ IATllHgto9
1910 North 10Th a.. Arlinston, Va
beloved husband of EVELYN M.
Thornton. father Of Richsyd JOSEPH
hornton and Mrs. Patricia Thorn.
ton Willlams q Atlinston, Va.
lams. IT,. brother OF Mrs. Asns,
Dawhurst and Mrs Eleanor Minnirg
o. Erie Pa Friends may call at
North Fairfax DR., ArlinGton. Va.
after . pm. Friday. December 9g
where there viii be recitation
o. the rosary on sunday. December
3O. AZ 1850 pm A REQUIEM mass
will be offered Monday, December
81 AZ 10 an, AZ 81 Charles
Catholic Church. 3aUl North Wash.
inEton blvd. Arlington, Va. Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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HAbM sismSs,. ARA AZ 81. On Wednesday

TON, sr., Of 3l4g Mount Pleasant
81 NV. beloved husband Of Mrs
Sallle Hamilton, father Of ARA
Hamilton. j.. and Norma z. Hamii-
sont noth OF the home address: Mrs.
Nd. Friends may call at the 8 III
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 1901 i4th
81. NV. after 4 pm. Friday, Deem
per Is tparking facilities1. Services
from the above funeral home on
fMppnoay December 81, at 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-28

cember 49,, 1862. at his residence
1913 Otis pl. NV, JOHN A. MAR
SHALL, beloved husband OF Mrs
Florence Marshall, devoted father
Of Mrs. Alice Jackson. Also surviv-
ing are three sisters, Mrs. jamie
Mary N. Marshall; one ' brother. Mr
William p. Marshall: other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines Co, Funeral Home
3O1b 18th st. ne. (ample parking
facilities). where friends may cal
Funeral services on Monday, De.
eembeI 81, at IL noon, at the
Bible Way Church, 1870 New Jersey
ave: NV, Bishop Smallwood z
Williams officiating. Intermeni
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-28

day. December q, 1851 al her
Mx lRRiP' & MysbpSSa. BELOVED 81 en- VIE MHs q
the late william n Mundy and
sister in-law OF Miss Adelena =.
Myndy. She Is survived BY many
Saturday December 20, at the
Magruder Funeral Home, 23ii
Nichols ave. sc. fnterment lincoln
Memorial Cemetery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-28

EERsSSGEissGP' L6 6sS;T 81 SoS hsST
ave, Alexandria. Va, husband Of
virginia Ions and brother Of Mrs
Annie I. Butler, Mrs, Betty Hick-
man, clayton. Tom, Mason. Ted and
oiios nS,DI LonG rIlsnd ,,0, may ,saaIl
South shlrilnEton I'd. Arllnston.
Is Funeral Services On Sturdy.
December 20, a pm. at the
Maple g. Bailsys Srossros,dssi w.
interment Coleman's Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-28

JACKSON, LEROY c, on Tuesd,v
December IS, 1852. at the Siexan.
ROY C. JACKSON Of 1914 Str
81. CLincolnia), Alexandria, va. Ne
Is survived BY a devoted wife. Mrs.
sisters. one brother, other relatiSes
and friends. Friends are invited to
call at the Lewis Funeral Home
500 Wolfe St, Alexandria, va
after ] 2 noon Friday, December %
Funeral services at the above fu-
nerai nome SATURDAY.. December 20,
officiating Interment Mount Pleas
ant Baptist Church Cemetery, Lin
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y SssRiiSs'w P;iiSS;i the lp g;
loved husband Of Dhia N. orndorfi
lnss PRICE,, father OF Doris J,
French and brother Of Marie Hall
and Ada Raeey. He also IA sur
rysd Sy tn5s, E, ,Ss sImms5, nlo,
Funeral Home, 1891 Good Hope
saturday. Dessm6sr 20, AZ ii M
fnterment Cedar Hili Cemetery.
visiting hours until y pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11
NORTH OF BLVD.

3 BEDROOM colonial. all goo(
sized rooms. Knaus Realty,
". 6-203O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11
REAL ESTATE

WILLOWICK; 3-bedroorn colonfal:
dining room. fireplace in living
room, basement and garage: not
many like this around for SIS 500.
Yakkel Realty. VIII. 4-544O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11
2 LOTS

ETCLTD-Fast 200ti1 area 5Ox1o0:
Lake Shore area-Fast 143rd both
for two family GJ 1885 10
milo y. m
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11

BEDROOMS. dining room. car
peted living room with wood
burning fireplace: patio: extra
shower; attached garage: two
minutes TO private club and
beach; a cozy home on a private
street for only SIT 900. Yskkel
Realty. VIII. 4-5440.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11
CEDrcT THT KTNC

$500 LARGE familv7 Then call to
sec this large 5-bedroom home
with fireplace. Competing. modern
Kitchen BETTY Hansen Raaltor,
9lq Fast l35th g w. s-2f2n
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11

BY owner. house on same lot:
one rooms. one 2 rooms: va
cant: near churches. school.
Ii f-1nS4
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11
{ BEDROOMS

1902 USUAL first. carpeting. base-
nent. recreation room. S14 900.
Betty Hanson Pes1tor, 80 East
lQs.h - " e-0too
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11

lT717 SCHFNLTY ave, 3-bedroom
bungalow: finished recreation
room choice location private
beach park privileges. must see
"a appreciate
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11
Your FamilY or Hers

To find q o5xl50 IT, lot in Willo-
wick. but we did! This beouh-
full bungalow has very large
bedroom up. 2 down. plus q
lovely family room off nice din
ing area; basement divided in
recreation. lovotory and shower:
uttoched 2-cur garage. S2.l0o
down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11

4-BEDPOOM colonial brick and
frame, only 4 years old: 1l2
baths, basement. attached ga
rage: truly good value for only
s22 900 Yskkel Realty.
VIII. 1-5Ad0
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11

4-BFDROOM ranch with attached
garage: built-in oven and range,
'7r0e lot; nuiet street with little
traffic: nice for the hddies.
S'7 900. Vakkel Realty,
VIII. 4-544O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11

NOW rock bottomi Down from
$4,000 TO s15.500: terrific ranch
with attached garage. paneled
dinette. gas heat: 460-ft lot;
don't miss this one! Yakkel Real
ty. VIII. 4-5440.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11

BRICK ranch with attached garage:
3 bedrooms with space for 4th;
l25Xl50 #. wooded lot: extras,
$1,000 Yakkel Realty,
VIII 4-5440
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11

BRICK ranch off IT. "a bedrooms,
dining room, carpeting and
drapes. marble silIs. cedar clos
cts, tiled basement. double ga
rsgc, nicely handicapped. S21 500.
Nakkel Realty. VII A-5AAn
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11

BRAND new brick ranch: 3 bed
rooms, IL baths. built-ins. storms
and screens, rooted patio, gas
heat. Sl6 300 Yakkel Realty,
VIII. 4-5440
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3 Bedrooms
$40, 90

Toke this one cosy step TO Sc
curity ond worth while living.
See this lovely brick colonial
home. conveniently located near
recreation facilities for the whole
furnilY. Home is trim and tidy.
with nothing for nom or dad TO
do. but move in with the family.
Coll today to see this one.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11

ALHEADI apprdlSed, bungalow
with 3 bedrooms, double wooded
lot, garage. bar-be que; like out
door living? See this honey for
Sl4.l0O Yakkel Realty,
VIII 4-544O
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11
BRICK

3 BEDROOM colonial, IL baths
excellent condition, 2 car garage;
must sell, owner transferred
KnauS Realty w 6-203O
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-11

MOVE out TO fresh air, suburban
living in Mentor; lovely 3-bed-
room ranch. many. many. ex-
tras. attached garage; minutes
10 Lakeland Freeway. excellent
terms. can be seen Friday after
6 o. m. anytime Saturday and
SUNDAY BL. 5363l
, 1962-11-20
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
(Contilued)

Bill No. 1885 An Act to Amend Section Ia and 20
of Title 80 of the Virgin Islands Code and to add
new sections to the SAID Title. VI
Bill No. 1856 TO AmendAct No. 673 (BlllNo. l4lZJ
to Establish the Altoona Community Development
in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, Tor the purpoSerot
Resulting Occupants of Superficiary Houses, and
for Other Purposes.
Bill No. 1903 Act to Provide for A Pay Plan Study
Bill No. 1904 An Act to Provide an Appropriation
for the Payment OF the Claim of Queen and Princess
Transportation System, Inc.
You may proceed with the reading OF the Message,
Senator MadurO.
SEE. LETTER INSERTED UNDER MESSAGES
FKOMTHE GOVERNOR
PRESIDENT. Before we move to the Com
mittee of the Whole; are there any further privileges OF
the floor? The Chair hears none, we shall move to the
Committee. of the Whole.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLEsAT 400 r. M.
TO DISCUSS THE ABOVE CITED LEGISLA.
TON.
THE HOUSE ROSE TO FORMAL SESSION AT
Alb p. M.
after discussing & amending the abovecited legis-
lation and unanimously agreeing to report the bills
out Of Committee for adoption
ADOPTION OF BILLS
The following bills were adopted in the form and
by the votes indicated:
BILLNO. 1885
FOURTH L~EGISLATUREOF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1862
, 1962-11-20

An Act to Amend Sections "a and 2b of Title 80 of
the Virgin Islands Code and to add new sections to the
said Title.
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature of the Virgin
Islands:
SECTION ]. New sections 8, 10. 11and12 are added
to Chapter ], Title 80 OF the Virgin Islands Coue, as
SECTION 9. Section "a and 2b Of Title 80 Of the
Cooe, relatng 70 saleLy az puuIIc Deacnes,
are amended to read as follows:
SECTION "a. In order to provide for the safety Of
users Oh pupLc peacues IN the VIRGIN ls4anus, tine
Commissioner or agriculture anu AdDore Sllau pro.
woe EHeguarus, lue-IaItS, eresusc1CatvIs anu oucn
oIner salety equipment or measures, and at such
times, as he snail, determine TO De necessary anu
appropriate. Inc Sa1d commissioner may from time
to Time issue sucns SaIety rules ana regulations as
aa5onIay. De ueeLneQ necessarystoa eIIecLuate purposes
/. OF THIS secuon. oucn rules ana regulatullS, w4len
approved ny the Governor, SIlau nave Tie Iun 1Orce
anu e1Iect VI law.
SECTION 2b. Funds for the carrying out Of the
purposes OF Section Ia OF this Iltle Sllau pe appro-
prlated by the Legislature out of available funds
in the GeneraEFund IN the Treasury OF the Nlrgln
Islands IN the annual budget OF the Department OF
Agriculture and Labor
SECTION 10. In order to provide for the ~safetysot
users OF private beaches j nthe Virgin Islands, the opera
of such beaches shall provide and maintain such s
1~ife-rafts resuscitators and other safety equip i
ment or measures and at such times as the Commissioner
of Agriculture and Labor shall determine to be necessary
and appropriate. The said COMMISSIONER may from time
to time issue such safety rules and regulations as may
be deemed necessary to effectuate the purposes of this
sectIons Sucn rules and regulations, when approved by
the Governor, shall have the full force and effect of law
Evening star., 1962-05-23
Keller Back
As Secretary
At Laurel

Edwin T. Keller, veteran nar-
ness racing official who has
served in Just about every ca
pacity during his four decades
in the game, set up shop yes
terday at Laurel Raceway
where he will serve as racing
secretary for the meeting be-
ginning June 4.
Keller, who began his career
in harness racing in 1924, has
served as steward, clerk of the
course, official starter. pro-
gram director and announcer
at tracks throughout the United
| States.
He was the first harness rae
ing secretary in Maryland
when Laurel pioneered harness
racing in the State in 1948. He
also has held the same job at
Rosecroft, Baltimore Raceway
and Ocean Downs.
Keller is enthused about the
entries for the Reading Fu-
TURTLES. a series of weekend
races for 2 and 3 year olds dur
ing the meeting. He claims the
best young horses in this Sec
ton of the country are entered.
The veteran New England
horseman is working on the
entries for special early clos
ing events scheduled each night
during the 24-night meet. He
has a strong list of nominees
for these events.
Evening star., 1962-05-23
RosecrOh Results

1st-SsOO; pace; / mi.
Oneeta AdiOs CLewisl 1920 $50 4.2O
Roberta Captain (COllinS) $40 500
-61 DoTeen, SEsHRt VOio's Missy. Jean Robin. a;fC
Missey McKlyo, zsa zsa Wick. Time,
2:0S3s.
2nd-SSO0: trot: 1 mi
Hagey Boy tEis'stdtl 1920 20.40 $50
Benny's Frank (May) $50 800
Miss Tryax (Wines) 500
do Emlen Hanover. finished third,
was disqualified and placed fourth: Shy
Song, Eddie Adams. Joe wallace, Home
0 Daily DO DouSis Viis-s) Paid s24I.4O
RiI Es'r q. ssE5sH 3s.lm.s .s5 l4O SSS sSS tsS
Hal Direct (Matthews) 400
Gracie's Pride, Friscota, Mickey
Biery. Jennifer, Upland Ho. Time, Ell.
4th-SsO0; pace; mi.
fT Ia4ss Iss [c.mrS. asaip'0n' $50 sSS aso soS dS
shsdydaie Dream. Cinnamon Stick,
Carolina Belle. Yes She Will, Medalt-
bon. Time. 2:0S.
Sfh@SS jors STGit efsl.5 n RaOO 1920 800
IryKng Guy (Riddick) 500 $40
Miriam b. Scott May $50
Volo's Missy, Missey McKlyo, Doreen,
Zsa zsa Wick, Jean Robin. Time,
6th-S1 900: trot: mi,
Chockoyotte Pride (Caton)
Louise Setter (Grahamj $50 ESQ
Mr.. Makegood LAwhon) $50
Dolly Scott, Ready, Black Lite, Willis
L., Edna Regent. Time, 2:09h.
7th-S1. 100. pace; 1 mi.
P0laris Hanover Boyd D4O $50 $3.50
V0lO Up (CarrOlD 7,2O 4,4O
Petra Hanover (Brennemanl 2.8O
Tassel Byrd, Success Byrd, Victory
Lind; Gray's Knight, Sea Water. Time
2:07b.
| Sth--S1,200; pace; l mi.
ChOekoyotte Doc (Y'ng) $50 800 $50
symphony Blue Note CRid'ek) $50 ESQ
True Forbes (Thompson) 3.6(
knight Parade, Regal knight, Rea
Good Time, vii March, Flying Forbes
Time. 2:06.
eth-S1, 900: pace: Il mi.
Camden ChoO ChOo Mansfieldl
LauderdaIe Lad tCampbelD 500 500 St 9.St
Tips Son (Myer) 3.4S
Meadow Joy, Keen's Dan. Jolly Gent
Grattan's Lawyer, True Wharf. Time
Twin Double Payoff Of S4,7eo wen
to 3 holders of the 5-7-2-s numerica
=. AT oAstendsnce, 1857. Total handle
S320,797.
Evening star., 1962-05-23
Mrs. Cush, MorteII
Advance in Richmond

VILE, Va, defeated Lanetta Ware
Richmond, and 3.
Marge Burns, Greensboro. N, C., de-
feated Mrs. W. J. KiEevich, Memphis
Mrs. Jim Reynolds. Richmond de.
feated Jane Hawkins, Richmond, 3 and
Polly Riley, Fort Worth, defeated
Mrs. Donald Holman, Metaire' La
Mrs. Maurice Click. Baltimore, de-
feated Mrs. George s. Miles, Memphis,
Mrs. Donald oBrien. Richmond. de-
feated Mrs. Mark MeGarry, st. Peters
burg, Fla, 4 and 2. - =.
feated Mrs. H. N. McGlary. Alexandria
Va, and 8.
LOWER BRACKET
Clifford Ann Greed, Alexandria, La.
defeated Mrs, Harry Webb, Huntsville
Mrs, ssott prGsascO; .1-: T., ;. cAstts,. s.s4,.
Mrs. Frank Cush Washington. de-
feated Mrs. william Greer Roanoke
Marcia McLacklan. st. Petersburg
defeated Mrv. Ned Stewart, Texarkana
Afhii Mrs. Co Gordon Il; street. Chattanooga
mond, 3 and 2.
Mrs William Pollard. Charlottesville
Va. defeated Mrs. Glenn Knox. Rich
mond, 2 and l.
Mrs. Robert Monsted, New orleans
defeated Mrs. Sydney Smith, Atlanta
3 and 2.
Mrs. r. @. Martell. Fairfax. Va. de
feated Georgia McKeever, Arlington
Va, 3 and 2.
ToDAY's PAIRINGs
Upper Bracket
Mrs. Stripping vs. Miss Jansen; Mis-
Burns VS.. Mrs. Reynolds; Miss Rile!
VS.. Mrs. Click; Mrs. OBrien VS.. Mis-
Downey.
Lower Bracket
Mrs. Probasco VS.. Mrs. Cush: Mis-
Greed VS.. Miss McLacklan; Mrs. Stree
vs.. Mrs. Pollard; Mrs. Monsted VS.. Mrs
| Martell.
Evening star., 1962-05-23

NEW YORK, May % (AP).-
An air of mystery hung over
the committee room today as
the joint legislative probe into
the death Of Benny kid Paret
entered its third and final
session.
Two questions are foremost
in the minds of the investi-
gators:
l. Where are the income tax
records of Paret's manager,
Manuel Alfaro?
2. What happened to SIS, 900
Paret is alleged to have been
carrying when he left Las Vegas
last year after a fight with
Gene Fullmer?
I'VE must have these tax rec
ords to show us whether Alfarc
is indeed the benevolent patron
of fighters who claims he never
made any money out Of boxers
until Paret became champion,
Committed Chairman H. Plu-
made said.
I'VE want to know what
Evening star., 1962-05-23
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star staff Writer

It's not unusual in harness
racing. but favorites are expert
encing more than their share
of success with the RoSecroft
meeting having passed its half
way mark.
Forty per cent of the horses
who have graced the winners S
circle to date have been choices
and "a per cent of the favoriteS
have been in the money al
though last night was a bad
night for heavily backed
choices. Only one. Julia's Jet,
$3.50 in the third race, got
home a winner.
The percentage of oddS-on
favorites also has held its own
at the current meeting. Odds
on choices have a winning rec
ord of Sc per cent and a mark
OF IL per cent Tor having been
in the money.
Roy Riddick. the North Caro-
lima owner-driver, is leading
the reinsmen at Rosecroft in
winning drives. but he trails
both Carl Sifert and Olin Davis
in the Universal Driver Ratings.
Riddick, who has had 10 win
ners in 80 starts, has an over
all percentage of .481.
The Universal Ratings are
computed across the board on
the number of times drivers
have raced in the money as
compared to the number of
starts.
Sifert has a .563 percentage
across the board and leads the
Evening star., 1962-05-23
Team Matches
HighIight Card
At Capitol Arena

Three team matches high
light tomorrow nights wrest-
ling show at the Capitol Arena,
with Eduardo Carpenter and
Bob Ellis taking on the Au-
stralian Kangaroos in the non
televised opener at $3.50 o'clock
Buddy Mature Boy Rogers
and Johnny Barend, meet Steve
Sanchez and Billy Darnell
while Baba The Giant and
Yukio Suzuki face Bud Cody
and Arnold Skoaland in other
team bouts.
Single matches pit Tony
Manousos against Gregory Jar
que and Fred Atkins against
Young Paul Jones, a newcomer
Evening star., 1962-05-23
Fovorites Foring Well
At Rosecroft Meetinq

pack with Davis posting an
even 500. Sifert has won five
of u starts and Davis four of
II.
Tom Clark of DeLeon
Springs, Fla. had a good shot
at the driver championship at
Rosecroft this year with his
stable, but he starts a three
day suspension tonight which
figures to hurt his overall
chances. He had nine winners
before being set down and a
driver rating average of .43S
before being set down.
The second highest twin dou-
BILE payoff of the meeting went
to three holders Of the 5-7-2-6
combination last night on the
best ladies night Rosecroft has
had in two years. Each of the
trio took home $4,790.
Inc daily oouple also was
unique in that the outside COM
bination Of 8-8 won and paid
S24l.40 the winners were One
eta Adios ($13.20 in the first
race and Hagey Boy ($49.20) ir
the second.
There was a real freak fin
ish in the fourth race when al
horses finished in exactly the
same places as their post posi-
tions, l through 8. This is q
rarity.
Majors Brownie, with Ton
Lewis driving, won the A. B-l
Handicap Pace, the nights fea-
ture. in 2:08ks and paid $22.0C
$1,000 and $500. Irving Guy
was second and Miriam B. Scott
third.
The crowd of 1857 bet $780,
1877.
Evening star., 1962-05-23
Republicans Win
Over Democrats
In Baseball Game

Even the ballplayers enjoyed
the Democrats VS.. Republicans
baseball game last night.
The Republicans won, 60
but the Democrats have an ap-
peal in case the Supreme Court
isn't busy. Because of the time
limit they had only two raps;
the Republicans had three.
Representative Bob Michel OF
Illinois pitched two shutout
innings for the winners in the
Congressional preliminary tC
the Senators-Twins game ir
D. c. Stadium. Congressional
secretaries were there in cheer
leader outfits. Actually the ball
players liked them better thar
the ball game.
Evening star., 1962-05-23
Air Of Mystery Hangs
Over Ring Death Probe

happened to the S260.000 Paret
earned between 1858 and 1862"
Committee Counsel Joseph
Soviero said.
Alfaro testified yesterday
that he understood Paret car
ried $35.OOo in cash when he
headed for Miami after the
Fullmer fight.
Benny didn't want to put
the money in the bank and so
I told him to hide it behind
the end of a drawer in his
wardrobe" Alfaro testified.
Whether he did or not, I
don't know"
Soviero said Paret's widow
has found no trace of the
money.
Paret died April 2 of in
juries he suffered when he was
knocked out in the 18th round
of a middleweight champion
ship bout with Emile Griffith
in Madison Square Garden,
March "a. The committee is
holding the hearings to de-
termine if boxing as a sport
should be outlawed in New
York State.
Alfaro had been asked to
bring his tax records with him.
When he appeared empty
handed, he was ordered to pro-
duce the records of an execu-
tive meeting June 13.
Alfaro explained to the COM
mittee that Paret personally
collected two big checks after
he got in the big-time. One(
he said, was for $4,000. He
cashed the checks and took
the money to Florida, Alfaro
said.
Later" he testified, "I had
the boxing commission arrange
it so that the checks were al
ways made out by the pro-
moter to Paret and me. After
paying all expenses, I took 1914
per cent and gave him the
rest"
He added that he had taken
no money from Paret until the
latter won the welterweight
championship in May, 1860.
II may be a fool but I walk
the streets with my face up
because of my love for the
SPORT" he said.
Griffith testified that dur
ing the violent 18th round
when he had Paret pinned on
the ropes in a corner of the
ring:
II just kept punching.
When you get a man there,
you just keep punching until
the referee steps in"