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Evening star., 1962-04-27
Fire Wipes Out
Entire Block

DEKALB, Mo, April 81 (AP)
Eight homes, a post office.
a dance hall and a lumber yard
were destroyed as flames wiped
out a whole block in this town
of 400 population yesterday.
A 40-mile-an-hour wind
drove the flames from building
to building while firemen toiled
three hours to check the fires
advance.
Two persons suffered minor
injuries.
Only a few items were saved
from the homes but all the
mail was removed before the
| post office caught fire.
| The flames started in a shed
and quickly roared out Of con-
troll. The cause was not de-
ltermined Immediately.
Evening star., 1962-04-27

what program to schedule at 10
pm. on Wednesdays next fall" !"
Re Huntley- Brinkley: THE
line Of prospective clients is al
ready forming to buy into the
program.
Interesting, isn't it? OF
course, I'm all for not renewing
the first network spokesman,
who was also quoted as saying
that the network was Sur
prised' by the sponsors deci-
sion.
If the network really didn't
know that Sealtest was think
ing of dropping the show, which
was first reported early last
winter, then it may need help
Besides, didn't Newhart win
q Peabody award for his gentle
satire and wry and 'irreverent
wit" only last week?
There is a disorderly school
of thought on Madison Avenue
which suggests that when any
body wins a Peabody award
you'd better recheck the audi
ence he's reaching. Another
Peabody award, for example
went to ABC's Expedite n
which is already defunct.
Say, how about Texaco buy
Evening star., 1962-04-27

The Life Of Mary Southern.
starting Monday, May Z. noon
to 1915. 2-DiSc Jockey
Harry Putnam, who left WEEL
for WPIK, announces that his
Is pm. to signoff show will fea-
ture the top rock and roll plat
terS and rock and roll stand
ards" They've got stand
ards?
TV celebrities in town: Nor
cen CorcOran. the "grown-up''
young lady of Bachelor Father.
E. She'll appear at the Mother
Daughter Communion Break
fast of the Holy Church
Commissioner Robert E. Lee
who handled the Chicago hear
ings for the FEC, and was
buster than a TV newsmar
staring at a ribbonless teletype
machine five minutes before all
time, nevertheless found time
to send a congratulatory note
to McCall's Golden Mike win
ner Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, Of
Washington's channel 26
He wrote: II am particularly
proud that due recognition i,
being given to the establish
ment of an educational TV sta
ton in the Nations Capital anc
trust that under your compe'
tent and energetic Leadership
the station will gain the sup
port that will enable it to be-
come a national showpiece."
Note the word support"
We hope no one feels that tht
recently passed educational bill
solves GWETA's financial prob
lens Not one cent goes fo
programming or operations ant
very soon now the station i
going to have to ask the com
munity for financial help.
Evening star., 1962-04-27
TODAYS GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
6:I2, WASH-FM

6:I2, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall.
(Stereo-FM. Mozart's Horn
Concerto No. l in D.
1900, WHFS-FM 002.3 Nc J.
DemitaSSe. (Stereo FM
DebusSy's Revere.
500, WMAL-FM Q07.3 Nc
Heritage Concert. Works
by Arnold, Dvorak, Schon-
berg and StravinSky.
$3.50, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.D-Library of
Congress Concert. Philadel-
phia Woodwind Quintet
Cambini's Quintet No. 8 in
F Major; other works by
Burrill Phillips, Riegger,
Florent Schmitt and Danzi
1901, WWDC - Music Til
Dawn. Mozart's Symphony
No. Al, Jupiter"
Evening star., 1962-04-27
ON THE AIR
Same to You
At NBC, FeIIer
By BERNIE HARRISON
Ctar TU Critic

couple of sponsors dropped NBC shows this week Seal
Ast quit Bob Newhart TexacO bowed out OF the Huney-
Brnkey report of what its board chairman cited as
continually increasing costs"
the contrast quotes by network spoKesmen
Re NeWhart: I'VE will have to review the situation to
Evening star., 1962-04-27
WASHERS DRYERS. RANGES

2-Eosy deluxe electric dryers Comp to 1928 Sl3y
l-Eosy electric dryer. Comp to 1928. ------tW IVY S99
3-G.E. electric dryers Comp. to 1923 ---Wl,SI S11
1-G.E. dryer Comp. to ll4.98 ~ aSyS
3-G.E. electric dryers. Comp to ST 3e e-W,lS, Sl2S
l-G.E. deluxe dryers. Comp. to 1888 -o,- ~ Sl4S
1-GE. deluxe dryers Comp. to 22e 95 -.---W! SI7S.SS
6-Mouoe Halo ofHeot dryers Comp to 1879 - WL SlSS
6-Moyee electric dryers. Comp. to l7995 WISl S!4S
3-Moyag electric dryers Comp. to 1882 -W Lol S1SS
No,oe Electric Dre Comp to wv SI39
We:nohouse electric divers Comp to 1888 WLS SI78
5-wesnshOuse electric dryers Comp to 1888 S!48
2-Nosie Chef 80" ronses. Comp. to 1898 M W S!44
i-Moeie Chef 80" range. Comp to l39 998--. wv Sl27
2-Moeie 80" ronses. Top burners Comp 1922
s-rooOon deluxe aos ranges Comp to 1885, WLs SI88
IspPGn co. Comp I 2995 5o to 39 W. W. ss$SS
l-GE. 80" range. All electric Comp to 1925 5M Sl4S
4-Westineh deluxe dryers Comp to 1885 'W S2IJ
Evening star., 1962-04-27

STARRING RHoNDA FLEMING MIscHA ELMAN
ANNA MOTTO NIcoLAI GEDDA . EARL WRIGHT
SON . LUPE sERRANo RoYEs FERNANDEZ . AND
SPECIAL GUEST BENNY GOODMAN AND HIS Or
CHESTRAWITH DONALD VOORHEES, AND THE BELL
TELEPHONE ORCHESTRA . TONIGHT e:3o- 1880
LIVE AND IN COLOR ON NBCTV CHANNEL
q % q q BELL TELEPHONE HOUR % % q %
PRESENTED BY The BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Evening star., 1962-04-27
LalaIHaI4EUI3 an! FREEZER

1-AstFo TefrqerotoTs. Comp. to IZS9o NWJ SJ7
2-Frgdoire 9eu IT, refiseroors Comp to 1895 WS SI47
l-Frsidoire l3-eu. IT, refrigerator Comp 26995 W SI88
2-Frisidoire deluxe 15u IT, efg Comp to 33995 WS) S26S
1-Frisdoire l3-eu. IT, refrigerator Comp 299o5 D S244
2-Frisidoire full automatic, frost proof refiserotors Comp
l-GE zdoor refrigerator Comp 27995 ---------w SI88
1-GE lieu. IT, refrigerator Comp to 1895 Isl Sl67
1-GE lieu. #. refrigerator Comp to 1895 --(W SlS9
l-Gbson l4-eu #. refrigerator. Comp to $3.50 -W SI88
l-Norse lieu IT, refrigerator. Comp 1895 Isl SI49
3-Norse lieu it, automatic efrs Comp 22995 Ws SI88
z-Norse lieu. IT, eseotors Comp to 1905 ---SU SI54
2-Norse lieu it, refrserotors. Comp 1895 WS) $l69
1-Norse l4eu. IT, refrigerator Comp to 39995 WD 1888
1-Norse l5eu. IT, refrigerator Comp to $3l7 -W S2S9
l-Wesnehouse l3eu IT, refrigerator Comp to $685. wv S2BB
3-Westne I6-eu. IT, automatic refs Comp to 1895
WL,S) S399
'-"e''"s"'''s ''-''' '' ''''s' -''' W sI69
seu. IT, refrigerator Comp 1885, wv Sl99
-"e''"s"'''S ''''' II" ''''''' -S' ''' O'' W s2Os
wv $3.50
Investing 13eu IT, refis. Comp to 1895 - wv S27S
l3-eu it, efrg Comp to 1895 - wv S22S
-Westinehoue 3-eu f. refrigerator Comp 1885, wv S349
-Westinehoue 16eu f. reis. Comp. to $685. - wv $3.50
Top freezers Comp to 1885 ----W,LS SlIS
S-Top brand AZ eezers Comp. to 1895. ---WlS Sl39
l-Frieidaire freezer Comp to 1895 tS SI69
l-Frsidoire lieu. IT, freezer Comp to 3399o ~ S2SS
l-Gibson l4-eu. IT, freezer Comp to 2l99o ,o! SISS
ICE. l3-eu It. freezer. Comp. to 1926 --lWl S249
l-Westinahouse l0eu #. freezer Comp. to 1928 wv SI59
i-Wesinshouse lieu Fl. freezer Comp. to 1898 -W Sl88
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04
800 q MEET THE PRESS.

500 q MEET THE PRESS.
Public Affairs Color. Guest: George
Romney, president of American Motors
Corp.
q CORONADO NINE.
Adventure Rod Cameron stars.
q TWENTIETH CENTURY.
Public Affairs: "Puerto Rico: The Peace
full Revolution" The story of Puerto
Rico's transformation from desperately
poor island to an economically and cuI-
turaIIy thriving community. Guests:
ceIIist Pablo casaIs Don Feisa de Rico
Gautier, mayoress of San Juan and Gov
ernor Luis Munoz o'Marin.
Sunday Listinss Cont. on Pose IL
hinston, D. c., February 4. 1862
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04
SUNDAY y
Afternoon, Cont.
q SUNDAY SPORTS SPECTAcUR

q SUNDAY SPORTS SPEcTACU'R.
Sports IA Hours. World Spear
Fishing Championships" and "Tour of
American Angling" Unusual views of the
worlds finest underwater hunters and
topsde anglers as they seek out denizens
of the deep. Fishing areas in II nations
will be seen. Jack Whitaker. host.
300 @ THE cHEATERS.
Drama. John Ireland stars.
q DIRECTIONS '62.
Public Affairs. "orieins of Church Music"
is title for series of Protestant programs
during this month"; "Seah' with Earl
Wrghtson, baritone, guest.
$50 q FOUR JUST MEN.
Crime. "The Deserter." Jack Hawkins
stars.
"a ADLAI STEVENSON REPORTS.
Public Affairs. Guest: Ambassador to
the U. N. Philip KIutznick. U. S. Rep
resentative to the Economic and Social
Council of the U. N.
400 q DECADE OF CRISIS.
Public Affairs "GoaIs of the American
Economy" Dr. Joseph SoIterer and Dr.
Cyril Zebot of Georgetown University,
@ METROPOLITAN MOVIE.
1Ha Hours. "Everything Happens at
Night" 1889. Sonia Henie.
Evening star., 1962-04-22

NoKESVILLE, VIRGINIA
MeMiehosI Service Center, Inc.
lyric $1,000
MANASSAS, VIRGINIA
WayIand Knight. Inc.
Empire S-6lll
PuRcELLVlLLE, VIRGINIA
Whi'more s Arnold, Inc.
EDeewood s-7l23
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
Milbor Troetors, Inc.
$3.50 Jefferson Dovis hish~oy
Oils 4-6oso
Evening star., 1962-04-22
Beauty Flowers
An Appeal to Sing With Joy
By MRS. HERBERT H. eREeER

heavenly blue hyacinth tum-
bling into the lower left part
Of the arrangement and white
Narcissii Bersheeba, so fresh
and delicate with their beauti-
full cameo faces that the robust
Red Emperor tulips and the
rough teXtured hacinth take on
a degree of refinement.
1 have added two sprigs of
glossy, Superbly elegant mag
nolia to create balance within
the arrangement and to keep
my red, white and blue color
combination within reason.
These leaves are my old stand
bys. They were treated with
glycerin and have lasted fol-
many occasions. The rich
brown gloss on these beautifully
formed leaves evokes a pleasing
contrast with the tall iron con-
tainer.
Palms and spring flowers
love and sacrifice. my faith
and my America, the sparkling
beauty and joy that exists fol
those who wish to find them
these are all in my magic iror
pot, and they are my gift tc
you at EaStertime.
Evening star., 1962-04-22

If you went to church last
Sunday, ! am sure that you
came home with a thin strip
of palm in your hand. Not
knowing quite what to do with
it, you may have tucked it be-
hind the mirror of your dress
ing table, since it was Palm
Sunday.
When the world was young,
there were palms and ferns
which developed into large
trees, long before our pretty
seedbearing flowers existed.
The palms are in fact among
the first and the most primi-
tive seedbearing plants. They
are now tropical plants. In our
country they flourish in south
ern California and Florida but
here in the Washington area
we must shelter them in green
houses during winter.
The palms are conveniently
divided into two distinct groups,
We may call some of them
feather palms and some OF
them fan palms. The former
have their leaflets arranged
like the pinnae of a feather,
running flat along two sides
of a stem. The fan palms have
their leaflets so arranged that
they can be compared to a
hand with outstretched fingers
All leaflets, lobes and veins
radiate and originate from q
common point.
T have chosen the fanleat
of a palm as the primary SYM
boil of my Easter arrangement
1 have divided it into sections
and twisted the thin strips into
curves and rounded planes
Thus flattish surface gains 6
third dimension and the stage
is set for all the heavenly
joyous glory Of springtime.
have combined line and mass
form and color into a patterr
of strong eye appeal as well as
an appeal to the heart.
1 have failed if this arrange
ment does not make you fee,
that you would like to sing
out with Joy. The soaring lines
the curving glides of the smooth
palm leaflets are good enough
alone to wish you a happy day
but in addition. I offer you
Evening star., 1962-04-22
Rose Society Trip
Set for Muy5

The Potomac Rose Society
has postponed its bus trip to
the National Arboretum and
Sherwood Garden CBaltimore)
from April % to May 5 because
of chilly weather holding back
the period of peak bloom. At
the Arboretum here will be seen
100000 azaleas and Towering
dogwood and crabapple trees.
Bus fare will be $3.50, leaving
at $3.50 am. and returning at
5 pm. Lunch is not included.
Reservations will close April
80. Contact Charles C. Mont
gomery, 1903 Forty-fifth street
NV. CEM. $4,000 after 6 PM ..
Other upcoming trips Of the
society include those to the
DUPONT Winterthur Museum at
Wilmington May 10 and to the
Hershey, Pa, Rose Garden
June 9.
Evening star., 1962-04-22
Heuthers Grown WideIy;
Some Short, Some Tall

Heathers are native to Scot
land, England and Ireland, but
are widely grown in America.
But these beautiful and easily
adjustable plants are not well
known to the average home
owner. We should get better
acquainted with them.
They make good ground COW
ers for sunny slopes, edging
for beds and paths, while the
smaller plants are excellent for
rock gardens. Heathers range
from 4 inches in height to the
tree types up to 8 feet tall,
Some are compact, some low
growing and spreading, others
are taller almost like miniature
conifers.
These plants do not require
much attention. They'll survive
all but the severest winters
along the top tier of States
where they should be well
protected in winter. They grow
best where there is high hu-
midity such as the West and
East Coasts and parts of the
Midsouth. In flower, they are
rich pink usually. though they
range from white to orange, ac-
cording to species.
Plant heatherS in groups OF
Evening star., 1962-04-22
African Violet
Show2DaYs

African Violet Crown Jewels"
will be the theme of the annual
show Of the Metropolitan
African Violet Society next
Saturday and Sunday at Wood
ward & Lothrop's 7 Corners
Store in Falls Church. Hours
will be 2 to 8 pm. first day
and / to 4 pm. second day.
The public is invited to enter
specimen plants between 2 and
9 pm. Friday in Division 2
consisting of five sections and
46 classes. Other divisions and
the decorative arrangements
are open to club members. For
schedules call TIE. 6-3172, Frank
M. Pearson.
Show chairman is Stanley e.
Skelton, 807 hardwood road,
Falls Church, Va. Society presi-
dent is Mrs. Frank D. Ardai.
Evening star., 1962-04-22

three or more, about 1s inches
apart. The lowest part of the
foliage should just touch the
top of the soil. 1t is better to
plant too deep than too shallow
bare stems should never show
above the soil. Spring and fall
are the best times to plant
Heathers grow in any good gar
den soil, slightly acid, even poor
soils. with peat moss added. Toe
rich soil is not good. Annual
clipping is desirable to main
tain the shape you wish. The
roots should never be allowed
to dry out. No other care is
needed and they'll give much
pleasure to those who grow
them.
Evening star., 1962-04-22
Hart to Address
Rose Society

George Hart Of the Conard-
Pyle Co., West Grove, Penn,
will speak at the annual dinner
of the Potomac Rose Society
next Wednesday on "Preven-
ton, The Key to Successful
Rose Growing"
The dinner will be in West
moreland CONGREGATIONS
Church hall, Massachusetts,
avenue NV. at Westmoreland
circle. at $50 pm. For tickets
at $3.50 call Mrs. Robert Whit
ing (FL. 4-5274.
Mr.. Hart is on the staff of
Star Rose Growers, prominent
rose firm.
Evening star., 1962-04-22
Gardeners to Meet
At Arboretum

The District branch of the
National Association of Gar
deners will meet Friday at $50
pm. at the National Arboretum
DR.. Henry T. Skinner, DR.. Fran
els deVos and William Kosar
will be hosts.
, 1962-02-08
DR.. de Chubert Posses
Licensing Exum Test
For Physicians

Dl. Andrew A. de Chabert,
of st. Croix, now taking post
graduate training in Obstetrics
and Gynecoiogy in New York
City, successfully passed the
last Virgin Ialands licens-
nounced today by the Chair
man Of the Board of Medical
Examiners.
Dr.. de chabeft, who made
the trip downAere to take the
an interest in eturning to the
Islands and It is anticipated
that on completion of his stu
dies he will return to serve
as a specialist on Obstetrics &
Gynecology.
DR.. de Chabert, a graduate
Of the Christiansted High
School, attended the UniYer-
sity Of Luzanne in Switzer-
land and was attached to the
Sydenham Hospital in New
York.
He is the son of Mrs. Annie
de Chabert and the late Ralph
de Chabert.
, 1962-02-08
jones v. Bennett.
U. S. Chief Of Prisons,
to Study v. /. Facilities

James v. Bennett, Chief of
Prisons for the United States
Department of Justice, is ex-
pected to arrive in st. Croix
on Monday and Tuesday to
make a study of local institu-
tions, Governor Paiewonsky
announced.
Mr.. Bennett has under his
direct jurisdiction over such
famous institutions as Alcatraz
and LeavenWorth.
Mr.. Bennett is in the Virgin
Islands on invitation Of Gov
ernor Paiewonsky. His visit
was recommended by Lou
Hoffman, Chairman Of the Pa
role Board, who submitted
his recommendation last Feb
ruary. 1t was not acted upon
until this Administration,
when the invitation was for
warded to Mr.. Bennett through
Richard Titaino. Director Of
inc Department of Territories
of the Interior Department.
Mr.. Bennett will make q tho
rough and exhaustive study of
jail facilities and submit a
written report to the Governor
shortly after his return to the
states.
, 1962-02-08
Sen. Henry Jackson
and Mrs. Jackson Due
Here Tomorrow

Senator Henry Scoop" Jack
son, Chairman Of the Senate
subcommittee on Interior and
Insular Affairs will arrive
here tomorrow. He will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Jackson.
The Senator and his wife
will be accompanied here by
Governor PaieWonsky will ac-
company them to ST. Croix
where they will be met by
the Hon. Ron. de Lugo.
Mr.. de Lugo will take the
Senator on a tour of the is
land including the villages
and the Virgin Islands Cor
poraticn properties.
, 1962-02-08
Senate Probing Into
Excess Mineral
~Stockpiles, Paper suYs

While the Virgin Islands
Government is in great haste
to conclude agreement with
the Harvey Aluminium Com
any the mainland paper are
carrying articles regularly
that should prove of interest
to all.
An article written by Ed
win A. Lahey, Washington
correspondent Of the Miami
Herald states in part that the
Senator "are digging up nine
billion dollars worth of skele-
tons representing the facts
suppressed for 10 years about
the federal purchase of strate-
gic minerals d.
The article goes on to say in
part: "The relationship Of gov
eminent employees to sup
plies for the federal stockpile
would almost certainly be-
come part of the investigation.
"For example, a man named
Maxwell H. Elliott was gener-
al counsel for the Government
Services Administration back
in 1885 and 1856, while that
agency negotiated a contract
with the Harvey Aluminium
Company of Los Angeles to
supply the United States with
aluminium through November
1864.
"After Elliott departed from
his government services, he
became an employee of the
Harvey Co..
The article states that "a
U&EFFAE
GSA spokesman said Thurs
day the government has been
trying to end the Harvey con-
tract for several years, but
has been unsuccessful.
, 1962-02-08
LEGISLATURE DEMANDS RESIGNATION
OF COMMISSIONER JACK MONsANTo

The Legislature Of the Virgin Islands has passed
a resolution asking Governor Ralph Paiewonsky to re-
quest and accept the resignation Of Commissioner Of
Public Safety Jack Monsanto. This report was just re-
ceived before going to press.
, 1962-02-08
Legislature Unuble
Supply Contract to
c 81 c For Study

Replying to a cablegram
sent by the Chamber Of Com
merce yesterday, the Legisla-
ture has replied that it is un-
able to supply contract and
supporting documents at once
before Friday night meeting"
The Legislature will hold
hearings on Wednesday at $50
pm. At that time all citizens
of ST. Croix will be heard.
Persons desiring to testify
must notify the st. Croix Of
flee of the Legislature before
noon Wednesday of next week.
Chamber of Commerce Off
Gals observed that from the
tone of the cable 1T appears
that the Senate is not willing
to dispense the Information
before the Wednesday hear
ing. The Governor assured the
Executive Committee of the
St. Croix Chamber Of Com
merce that the Information
would be made available to
them for study Immediately
after the documents went to
the Senate.
The organizations will meet
as scheduled on Friday night
tomorrow at Government
Continued on page a
Tax Experts to SPEND
Four Weeks To Study
Finance Dept. Set-up
Five top men of the United
States Internal Revenue Ser
vice are reviewing the entire
organizational set-up of the
Virgin Islands Finance Depart
ment, Governor Paiewonsky
has announced.
The five men are Frank Gel
bel, F. Rowe, Walter Nc Bride
Ambrose Picchi and r. Kozal.
The Tax experts will spend
about four weeks studying &
surveying the Finance Depart
ment and its operation. When
they have finished their study
they will report to the Cover
nor
, 1962-02-08

1t is reported that the Law
makers demanded the resigna-
ton of Mr.. Monsanto when
the learned that he was a mem
Der Of the st. Croix Country
Club and had indicated that he
did not intend to resign. The
Legislature felt that he will
be unable to carry out provis-
sions of the Civil Rights Act,
which is his duty.
The action was taken, it was
learned, after the Commission
e. admitted before the budget
hearing that he is a member
Of the St. Croix Country Club,
a segregated club for many
wears.
The Lincoln times., 1962-09-20
Calendar
Project
Continues

The Lincolnton Kiwanis Club is
still selling community calendars
and listings.
The project is major fund.
raising method for the local Ki-
wants Club.
The proceeds from the sale are
used to support civic projects
which the club sponsors such as
Farmers Day, aid to underprivi-
legged children, Boy Scout Camp
orees and other such things.
Charles Little is in charge OF
the Community Calendar project
this year,
Gordon L. (Shine) Goodson is
Kiwanis Club president.
Persons desiring to have birth
days and anniversaries listed or
10 purchase a community calendar
can do so by contracting any XII
wanian.
In addition to birthdays, and
anniversaries, other things such
as community events are listed on
the calendar.
Some merchants give discounts
to persons listed on the calendar
on the birthdays of the persons
Radio Station WLON broadcasts
the names of persons having birth
days on the day of the birthdays
WLON obtains this information
through the community calendar
The Lincoln times., 1962-09-20
Roeing Program
Features Fair
Week In Goston

NtAO AAStN3NAAANN-N
and new twist in racing will
make its debut here at the Fair
grounds Speedway during the
Spindle Center Fair, Sept. 1922.
Howard (Humpy) Wheeler, Jr.,
enc of the most successful pro-
moters in the area, has been
named by Fair officials to promote
the racing program during Fair
Week.
Wheeler will present "Speed-O-
Rama" full weeks schedule OF
'acing which will range from
stock car to motorcycle events.
The semi-modified stock cars
(1949-53 models) will be high
lighted in championship programs
on Monday and Thursday nights.
A 10O-lap title event is set for
Thursday night.
Jack Kochman's world-famous
International Hell-Drivers will be
featured on Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights.
The Castor County Volunteer
Fire Departments will sponsor a
horse show on Friday night.
The climax of "Speed-O Rama
will come Saturday night with the
running Of the Piedmont Motor.
cycle Championships, featuring rs
of the top United States Motor.
cycle Club riders. Defending ma
tional champion Jim Hayes of
Johnson City, Tenn, and South
eastern Champion Richard Clark
were the first two entrants in the
motorcycle championships.