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Evening star., 1962-02-23
Casanova Hunt Races Open
Season in Northern Viroiniu

Northern Virginia's spring
racing season opens tomorrow
with the Casanova Hunts six
race, point-to-point meeting at
the Spring Hill farm of Charles
H. Tompkins, jr.
Aiming for a repeat victory
in the featured Casanova Cup
owner-rider race will be James
Pratt Sinclair, aboard his
Spring Art. Other likely start
ers include Gerald Saunier's
Johnny Hardtimes, Laddie
Murray's Quatre Pat, Robert
Green's Secret Lady and Archi-
bald j. Kingsley's Jean the
Joker.
Also seeking to duplicate a
1861 victory will be Horace
Moffett's Phalene, ridden by
Wendy Ledyard, in the ladies'
race. Starlight, owned by Mrs.
George C. Fox, and Crois de
Guerre, owned by Jean Spur,
are other top contenders.
The largest entry is in the
Spring Hill open race. Capt.
j. L. B. Bentley's Russ, a con-
sistent winner at major tracks;
R. S. Reynolds Poilu and Ken
Dallam's Harkimel, both Vir-
ginia Gold Cup starters, head
the list.
1st-The Tintern: $50 yards; for reg
| istered quarter horses
| POGO RINGO, owned by Fulluvit Farm
GOVERNOR FAUBUS, owned by Johr
Temple, Mclean, Va; ridden b!
SUGAR LEO, owned by North VALE
Quarter Hourse Farnli ridden b.
Miss Patricia Faitz, Warrentcn.
| KATES KAT, owned by Mrs. Edward
Mower. P9ea Dot Farm charle
SCOOP SHOVEL, owned by c. w. Sta
| piles; ridden by Tommy Dowdy.
| 2nd-The Spring Hill. open race foi
gentlemen, about 3 miles.
| SEALORD II, owned by Cyrus Mani
ere, The Plains; ridden by owner
II r T1 NNAMr
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Orlean; ridden by Frank Chapot.
MONOCLE, owned BY Edwin j. Gould:
ridden by Ronald Houehton.
ert il. cromption iii; ridden By
Orville Mooney.
20 FORGET, owned by Thomas Jones.
zACIN' owned By John T. Crane; rid
poiLu. III ~ owned VI Pe6; By Richard 8. Reyn.
oids: ridden by Crompton Smith. II.
LOFTY LINE, owned by Mrs. William
c. Riker; ridden by Mike Smithwick.
HARKIMELL. owned by Ken DallaIi,
,dHsI ridden bz Tommy Ton oLnaS Linton ~ c,,r,..
Bird III; ridden By jack Boseisy.
sraHThs d. 1,;,.! Melross Castle for ladies'
PHA,kENE owned %.n50 Sy Horace .dI.fd M0dit
'STARLITA. owned by Mrs. George c.
Fox; ridden by Miss Barbara Krael-
SCOTCH WAY, owned by Thomas
Rsa Beach; cf ridden by Miss Barbara
cRoIx al5shb pE euERRE, owned by Mis-.
Jean Spur: ridden by owner.
REDMOND, owned and ridden by Miss
Lee R. Greenaway.
4th-The Casanova Cup. owner-rider
race for gentlemen, 2Ha miles.
JEAN THE JOKER, Archibald j. KinEs-
sPRfNa ART. James P. Sinclair.
QUATRE PAT, Laddie Murray.
SECRET LADY, Robert Green.
JOHNNY HARDTIMES, Gerald Saunier
HURDY GURDY, Kingdom Gould, jr.
5th - The Rock Hill. heavyweight
owner-rider race for gentlemen. ga
ECHO FLAG, Thomas powd.
JEAN THE JOKER, Archibald ]. Kings
coNN1E K, Joseph Pumilia.
SCOTCH WAY, Thomas Beach.
MYCROFT. Thomas Beach.
| BOURBON COUNTY Paul D. Cramer
| SECRET LADY, Robert Green.
6th-The Rogue's Road, old English
hurdle race, for gentlemen. about
II Ia miles.
ToURLoU, Donald W. Patterson.
| IRISH DASH. Donald W. Patterson.
PIPING BESS, Mrs William Rochester
jr.; ridden by Frark Chapot.
zACIN, John T. Crane: ridden by D
YES I WILL. Mrs. David N. Rust III
ridden by David N, Rust III.
| LOFTY LINE, Mrs. William c. Riker
ridden by Mike Smithwick
] MINT DOR, Mrs Daniel MarEani
ridden by Daniel Msrzani.
Evening star., 1962-02-23

State tourney, will include
Clemson at Maryland, Navy at
Army, Rhode Island at George
town. Lincoln at Bowie and
Catholic U. and Gallaudet In
the Southern Division play
offs of the Mason-Dixon Con-
ference, at Gu.
Georgetown will be playing a
Rhode Island team which has
won 13 Of 81 games, including
a home victory over Providence
|7l-6l, a week ago Tuesday.
Maryland has lost its last
six games and will finish its
schedule against the team which
inflicted the second defeat ir
that string. Clemson manhan-
died the Terps, 1851, two
weeks ago at Clemson.
Evening star., 1962-02-23
BY the Associated Press

Utah's Redskins are having
quite a bit to do with the col.
lege basketball tournament pic.
ture, even though they've beer
penalized out Of the postsea.
son competition themselves.
Utah was raped with a one.
year NCAA probation at mid
season, barring the Utes from
both the NCAA and National
Invitation Journeys. Since tler
they've been concentrating or
winning the Skyline title and
as a byproduct. deciding which
Of their conference rivals goes
Evening star., 1962-02-23
ENTRIES LATE
AT BOWIE

Because Of the late filing
Of entries Of Bowie's races
tomorrow, Joe Kelly's Sc
lections do not appear in
this edition as usual.
They will be printed in
tomorroW'S first edition.
Evening star., 1962-02-23
New Colby Coach

WATERVILLE, Maine, Feb
% CAP).-John Simpson 81
was named today as the new
head football coach at Colby
College, succeeding Bob Cliff
ford, whom he served as chief
assistant.
Evening star., 1962-02-23
AT THE RACES
With JOE KELLY

Bowies current and hopefully temporary shortage of
horses at the entry box which producing such unappeang
cards these days. we'll might be advance picture of
Maryland racing five years from now.
The present situation be attributed primarily
perssteny which interfered with
Evening star., 1962-02-23
Gu Mutmen Lose

Catholic University's winless
wrestling team dropped its
sixth match to Loyola yester-
day in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1962-02-23
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
PHILADEPHIA.-Dick Turner l47,
Pnlladelphia. outpointed Federico
thompson. 1853. BuenoS Aires CS).
MINNEAPOLIs.-Bil Nielsen. 1856
Omaha. outpointed Don Quinn. pa
Minneapolis 10l.
MIAMI. Fla.S-Sammy Burgess. 1886
Miami. stopped Eddie Ludlow. 1874
Miami (4).
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Carries 129 Pounds
Racing Results
Bowie

1st--S2 800; cling; 3-yrs.; 5 fur.
R'n'g After (H. Crrk) $50 2.6O eco
Terrible Tedd UCardoZa) 9.2O l.4O
C0d0ruS (Addesa) $50
Melrose Larue. Atomic Gina, Becky S
Boot. Pat Mulligan. Gaucho. Time,
1:032s.
2d-S2,500; cling 3-yr.: 5 fur.
Please Knock Clark I.SO 2.SO go
Hang On usty tRegalbuto) 800 $50
York Springs (Addesa) $40
Cross Section, DR.. Arden Farm,
Music Drama. Bachelor World. Time,
1:032s.
Scratched-Andamo.
DAILY DOUBLE-(2-7) 5000.
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HiuIeuh

1st; $500 cling; yrs; Ia mi.
ROns Boy tAdams) 1880 IL 90 4. 10
Bethpage tWoodhouse) 1880 $50
Uncle Teddy (Gibb) $50
Chic Candy, Dining Out. Supreme
Call, Passpermit, Luna's Lure, Split
Shot, Duchess Lea, Joe's Queen, Silent
King. Time, 1925.
Evening star., 1962-02-23
Icons Total Tops

Outfielder Leon Wagner
paced the Los Angeles Angels
in total bases in 1861 with 232.
Evening star., 1962-02-23
FOUR-AND-TWENTY FAVORED
Off rack Expected
For Santa Anita CAP

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. %
(AP).-An off track is expected
for the 25th running tomorrow
of the $145,000 guaranteed
Santa Anita Handicap, which
has drawn 13 contestants.
The winning stable will get
a check for 100000, with
awards of $4,000, $4,000 and
$4,000 for second, third and
fourth places.
Alberta Ranches Four-and-
Twenty is the horse to beat,
and many horsemen are quite
frank in saying that they don't
see how 1t can be done. Vet
eran Johnny Longden, a part
owner of Alberta Ranches, will
ride the front-running Four
and-Twenty. and he has an
enviable reputation for getting
a speed horse to maintain his
momentum right down to the
wire.
Carries 129 Pounds
Four-and-Twenty carries 129
pounds over the mile-and-one-
quarter handicap distance, with
Rex Ellsworth's Prove 1t next
with 1876. The weights scale
down to LOG for British Roman.
Four-and-T Twenty has been
brilliant in his last three races,
Evening star., 1962-02-23

2nd-The Spring Hill. open race for
gentlemen, about 3 miles.
ere, The Plains: ridden by owner
RUSS, owned by Capt. y. L. B. Bentley,
Evening star., 1962-09-26

has offered a helping hand 70
foreign children and their par
ents in . number Of ways. She
is assisted in heading the Home
and School Associations new
special committee on services
to foreign families by Mrs. Jay
GiIdner.
Yesterday. q new phase Of
help to newcomers in the COM
munity was launched at q tea
given by the Home and School
Association for parents. Mrs.
Arnold Fine. executive commit
tee president. welcomed the
guests.
A QUESTIONABLE was distrib-
uted on which the parents may
sign UP for advice or assistance
with such things as shopping,
recreational activities, obtain
ing household secrice, having
their children meet other chill
Evening star., 1962-09-26
Foreign Pupils Help and Are Helped
On Language at Ben Murch School

Over at Ben Murch School.
it's hard TO tell who's helping
whom.
You might say We have an
English-speaking program for
the foreign children and q for
eign-speaking program for the
American children" says Miss
Miriam kaufman, principal.
Murch has about IT'S foreign
pupils among its 700 students.
And swapping Of communica-
tions help runs from pupil
right on up to parent level.
For example. when q small
newcomer who couldn't speak
Evening star., 1962-09-26

English panicked at the
strange sound Of q fire drill
bell last year. second d-grader
Pablo Otero explained the big
bad wolf away in Spanish to
the frightened child and his
parent.
And Bruce Wolpe, II, q cor
poral in the school patrol, got
worried that safety rules pre-
sented at a recent assembly
might not have been clear to
the foreign pupils. So q series
Of skits have been arranged to
demonstrate.
Murch School is at Thirty
Evening star., 1962-09-26

Virgin Downs, the first settler
born west Of the AIleshenies.
Mrs. Downs was born near
Uniontown, Pa, In 1863 but Is
buried In Old Town. KY. where
she lived for about 40 years.
Kentucky poet-novelist Jesse
Stuart heads q com mittee
which viii obtain q new grave
stone and buy highway tourist
markers.
Evening star., 1962-09-26

sixth and Ellicott streets NV.
French and Spanish speak
ing children In the school have
been Of help to the schools
language students, and have
contributed much to the ex-
change Of cultural knowledge,
Miss. Kaufman says. The school
has English-coaching lessons
for the foreign-born students.
who also pick up fluency at
play with their American class
mates.
Mrs. Joseph Shipowitz pio-
neered the work Of a parent
committee started in 1859 which
Evening star., 1962-09-26

dren, meeting other parents in
the area, or obtaining English
tutoring.
How well the schools pro-
gram has been received was
illustrated by Sonora Alemann,
wife Of the Argentine Anbas-
sador, who told other guests at
the tea her children wanted to
go back to Murch on returning
to Washington after a years
absence because they felt at
home there.
Evening star., 1962-09-26
Old Settlers Grove
Will Be improved

FRANKFORT. KY. (APl "A
So 900 bequest viii be used to
improve the grave Of Mrs. Lucy
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Gizenga Loses
His Immunity

LEOPOLDVuLE The Congo,
May z (AP).-Parliament to-
day removed the parliamentary
immunity Of former Deputy
Premier Antoine Gizenga, OPEN
ing the way to bringing him TO
trial on seceSsioniSt charges.
The vote was 64-22 with
eight abstentions. 1t repre-
Sented a political victory for
the central government of
Premier Cyrille Adoula whose
b ackers pushed the vote
through over bitter opposition
of Eumumbist deputies.
Mr.. Gizenga was the political
heir Of the late Patrice Lu-
mumba and once set himself
up in Stanleyville as the legiti-
mate premier Of the Congo.
Mr.. Gizenga's two wives and
his mother sat in silence
throughout the stormy session.
He himself Is q prisoner of the
government on an island in the
Congo River.
The vote indorSed the report
of a parliamentary committee
which accused Mr.. Gizenga of
preaching Sedition, shipping
gold abroad and soliciting arms
aid from the United Arab
Republic.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Colombia Voters Back
Coalition Government

tenn adopted in 1868 after the
two parties threw out Mr.. Rojas
Pinilia and combined forces.
Mr.. Lleras took the first turn
under the alternating system
and this year it was the Con-
servatives' turn.
The coalition idea was OPP
posed during the campaign by
Lopez Nicholson, a dissident
Liberal, who charged 1t froze
the status quo at a time when
social and economic reform was
badly needed. It was also as
sailed by dissident Conserva-
tives backing Mr.. Leyva who
said they want no part Of q
Conservative candidate backed
by liberals.
Coalition supporters argued
their system is the only way 70
prevent a recurrence Of the
political strife between Liberals
and Conservatives which
claimed 100000 lives in the tur-
bulent decade preceding 1858.
Evening star., 1962-05-07

LONDON, May Z (AP).-
Lord Snowdon. Princess Mar
garet's husband, has been tell
ing his friends he wants to
give up his job on the Sunday
Times, The Daily Sketch re-
ported today.
Prom what we hear he will
be resigning from his post as
artistic adviser to that news
papers color supplement in the
near future" /" the tabloid said.
Snowdon - Freelance Pho
tographer Antony Armstrong
Jones before his marriage to
Margaret-has been working on
the newspaper Just over three
months. His salary repeatedly
is -==Sund 10000 pounds (s28.-
000) a year.
Mark Boxer, editor Of the
Sunday Times color supplement
and one of Lord Snowdon's best
friends, refused to discuss
whether his most talked about
employe wanted to quit.
Resents attitude"
The sketch said Roy Thom-
son. owner of the Sunday Times,
said the report wasn't true,
that Lord Snowdon is very
happy in his work"
The sketch said "one constant
source of embarra;sm to
(Snowdon) has been the atti-
tude of some Of the staff.
Unused to colleagues Of his
rank-a hush falls on a room
when he enters-some of them
have found difficulty in adjust
ing themselves to the presence
of the Queens brother-in-law.
Bothered by Crowds
Whenever he has gone out
to take photographs himself
crowds have gathered.
And once, when he took bal
let pictures at Covent Gardens.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Pope John Cononizes
Peru MuIotto Frior

VATICAN CITY. May z
(AP). - A Peruvian mulatto
handyman born out Of we'd
lock nearly 400 years ago was
proclaimed a saint Of the
Roman Catholic Church by
Pope John XIII yesterday at
a ceremony attended by 10000
faithful from all parts Of the
world.
The S0-year-old pontiff, pre-
siding at the four-hour cere-
mony of canonization In st.
Peters basilica. urged today's
youth to follow the example Of
Dominican Brother Martin de
PORES, illegitimate son Of a
Spanish nobleman and his
Negro mistress.
The vast throng jamming st.
Peters included representatives
of the white, yellow, black and
brown races. Many Of them
came from far-off lands for
the ceremony. Thirty eight
cardinals were present, includ-
ing Laurian Cardinal Ru-
gambwa of Tanganyika, first
Negro to become a prince of
Evening star., 1962-05-07

BOGOTA, Colombia, May z
(AP).-Voters indorsed Colom-
bias system Of coalition gov
ernment by an overwhelming
majority yesterday as the coali-
hon's Conservative candidate,
Guillermo Leon Valencia, out
stripped the field in the elec-
ton for president.
Mr.. Valencia. who claimed
victory on the basis Of incom-
plete returns, would succeed
outgoing Liberal President Al
berto Lleras Camargo under
Colombia's system Of alternat-
ing the president every four
years between q Liberal and a
Conservative.
Official returns from IL of
Colombia's II departments gave
Mr.. Valencia 1899, ,635 votes to
337,338 for his nearest rival,
lefuSt-Supported Alfonso Lopez
Nicholson. Jorge Leyva. former
public works minister, was
running third, with 1881
Former Dictator Gustavo RojaS
Pinilla trailed the field with
SO, 9,403.
AS candidate Of the coalition
Mr.. Valencia is committed tx
carry out the Lleras policy o.
close ties with the United State!
and constitutional reform Al
home.
There were no reports of vio'
lence. The chief issue wa
whether to continue the Lib
eral-C Conservative coalition sys
Evening star., 1962-05-07

total casualties at between S
and 10 dead and 80 to $50
wounded. Government losses
were announced at 2 dead and
10 wounded.
Cites Failure
Interior Minister Carlos
Andres Perez told newsmen
1.-The extremists were able to
turn the heads of a handful of
officers. Their failure to gain
any popular support, especially
among peasants, shows Vene-
zuela cannot be Cubanized."
Mr.. Betancourt. who has been
under fire from Communists as
one Of South Americas fore
most champions Of the Alliance
for Progress program, began q
sharp breakdown on the Reds.
Communist centers, including
the home Of Communist Deputy
Hector Rodriguez Bauza, were
Iraided and arrests made. Police
said they had seized weapons
ammunition, bombs and propa.
, ganda material.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Owner of Market
To Oppose Boggs
For House Seat

NEW ORLEANS, May z
(AP).-An announcement by
supermarket owner John @.
Schwegmann, jr., that he will
oppose Representative Boggs
for denomination loomed today
as a key deep South test for
the Kennedy administration.
Mr.. Schwegmann, so, an
nounced for the July 28 Demo-
cratic primary in LouiSiana's
I'd district against Mr.. Boggs
Just one day after New Orleans
gave President Kennedy q
warm welcome here Friday.
Mr.. Boggs is the House Demo-
cratic whip and the admins
tration's most loyal supporter
in the Louisiana congressional
delegation. Mr.. Schwegmann
assailed Mr.. Boggs as "a rub
Der stamp for the administra-
ton" and asserted that If a
change is not made from "Such
men as Mr.. Boggs and long
haired Harvard advisers, our
country will be bankrupt"
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Syrio Widens Monhunt
For Top Nosser Aide

DAMASCUS, Syria, May Z
(AP).--Col. Abdel Hamid Ser
raj, President Nasser's top man
in Syria during the country's
union with Egypt. was hunted
today after escaping from a
prison hospital.
The government offered q
reward of 10000 Syrian pounds
(about $4,000 for information
leading to his capture.
Col. Serraj. who was Vice
President of the United Arab
Republic and head of the
feared secret police in Syria,
made his getaway Saturday
night in connivance with the
captain of the prison guard,
who fled with him.
Col. Serraj ran Syria for
President Nasser as a police
state. He was jailed last Sep
tember after a military coup
seized power and proclaimed
Syria'S independence from the
United Arab Republic.
He was clamped into the fort
reSs-like Mezze Prison on the
outskirts of Damascus under
heavy guard but was recently
moved to the prison hospital.
The medical reasons for his
transfer were not disclosed.
No specific charges had been
filed against Col. Serraj during
his seven months behind bars
but the military prosecutor an
nounced several times he would
be brought to trial before a
military court.
Col. Serraj had been repeat
Evening star., 1962-05-07

the church. Also present were
Francis Cardinal Spelllman of
New York, Albert Gregory
Cardinal Meyer Of Chicago and
Joseph Cardinal Ritter Of st.
Louis.
Among $50 Negro pilgrims
from the United States were
$50 protestants who came to
honor the mulatto friar who
began as a menial worker and
devoted his life to helping the
poor and healing the sick.
The cannonization was hailed
in st. Patrick's Roman Catholic
Cathedral in New York by The
Very Rev. James A. McCabe.
Evening star., 1962-05-07

destroyer Moran off the coast
Of Venezuela.
President Romulo Betancourt
praised the loyalty Of the gov
ernment forces in crushing the
revolt he charged was spanked
by Communists in an attempt
to set up a Castro-type regime
in Venezuela.
Fizzled Early
The rebellion Of 400 marines
and so military policemen in
the city Of Carupano, 300 miles
east of Caracas, never really
got off the ground.
Mr.. Betancourt, a bitter foe
Of Cuba's Prime Minister Fidel
Castro, sent land, sea and air
forces to beat the rebels into
surrender Saturday within "a
hours after they rose up against
his left-of-center government.
The rebels put up a briei
fight but failed to rally any
popular support among tn
10000 residents Of Carupano o
the rest of the country. =
The government placed tn
Evening star., 1962-05-07
10 Decd, 7 Hurt
In AiFIiner CFush

VENTNOR. Isle Of Wight,
England. May Z (AP).-Ten
persons were killed and seven
injured yesterday when a two
engine DC-3 airliner crashed
in heavy fog and burst into
flames on this English Channel
island.
The ministry Of aviation said
there were II passengers and
3 crewmen aboard the plane.
which was en- route to Ports
mouth from the channel island
of Jersey off the French coast.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Marine Chief to TuIk

Mai. Gen. Alpha L. Bowser,
Marine Corps assistant chief of
staff, will talk on Marine
Corps Training Today" at q
meeting of the Washington
chapter Of the National So
journers at 7 pm. Wednesday
in the Army and Navy Club.
The National Sojourners is q
Masonic organization Of COM
missioned officers.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Man Found Dead
OF Pistol Wound

James E. Newman, 80, was
found dead Saturday night in
his third-floor apartment at
BIAS Mount Pleasant street NV
Police said there was g 20
caliber automatic pistol in his
right hand. He had been shot
in the right temple.
st. Elizabeths Hospital, where
Mr.. Newman had been q patient
with off-rounds privileges,
said he had been respondent,
according to police.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Lord Snowdon Irked ,
Moy Quit Press Job

there were dark hints that he
had been granted special facili-
ties because Of his position.
IAN in all it has not been to
successful q venture"
The Sunday ExpruesS re-
ported yesterday that Snowdon
is searching for an apartment
away from Kensington Palace,
where he lives with his wife.
He has been to see an apartment
in Chelsea-one Of his old
haunts-but decided it wasn't
quite big enough.
Evening star., 1962-05-07

'edly denounced after the coup
for abuse of power while he
was the U. A. r. strongman in
Syria. He set up an intelligence
system with $500 secret agents.
and mass graves of his victims
were recently reported discov-
cred.
Col. Serraj apparently got
wind beforehand of the up
'heaval in September and quit
as U. A. R. vice president, but
he was among the first to be
jailed by the Army junta.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Exports Climb

TOKYO.-Japanese machin-
cry exports shot up last year
to $1,119, 900. 900, q 20.6 per
cent climb over 1850. They more
than offset the decline in all
other export items. Textile ex-
ports slipped Sc per cent, to
lis, 900, 900.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Venezuela Ship Seizes
Rebel Officers and Reds

CARACAS, Venezuela, May CAP)-A Venezuelan war
ship captured several Communist leaders and two rebel naval
officers fleeing in boat after the collapse weekend up
rising in Carupano -
me government announced in communique TODAY that
REQ Deputy Eloy Torres was the ugves seized by the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

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Sander vanocur reporting.
500 q BoZ0 THE CLOWN.
Kids. Color.
q NEWS REPORT.
News. Matt Warren; Sports. Weather.
Jim Gray.
q PoRKY PIG AND HIS FRIENDS.
Cartoons.