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More Heads Will.
Roll in London

Elizabeth Taylor. AS I thought.
she has refused TO make THE
Sandpipers" for While Wyler
In Hollywood. She had been
promised she could make II in
Mexico at the time Richard
Burton will be there starring
In Might Of the Iguana. I"
Willie will not go 10 Mexico
and as OF now the picture has
been. shelved. Mr.. Wyler
has plenty to do: "The Sound
Of Music" for 10th and later
on the movie version Of 1.-THE
Time Of the Barracuda" which
Laurence Harvey does as q
play on Broadway.
aM 80
Andrew stones PUT It In
Writing" picture resumes to-
day in Dublin. Fortunately. the
director was injured only
slightly when q plane crashed
into the car from which he was
directing last week in Shannon.
. Wife Virginia was less lucky.
She is still hospitalized for q
broken leg. And how lucky that
star Pat Boone was not IN the
careening plane. He would have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15

UAA ldAACAAb uAA0 SAAC ~ ~ AeCNANa
the open air Sylvan Theater.
The polish is obvious even
before the first trumpet sum-
mons the audience to the fes-
tiyities, in the handsome set
ting designed by Robert Troll.
When the Bard and the play
ers take over it soon becomes
clear that this is not amateur
night on the Monument slope.
Director Don Driver has
wrought a Much Ado About
Nothing" that is played with
gusto and moves at q goodly
pace most Of the time.
This is necessary, Of course,
IN the case Of much Ado
About Nothing" This must be
Shakespeare's most aptly
named comedy. You start to
examine this plot and you
begin to feel that, as Pogo
once observed to Albert, 70 is
took leave Of 20 brainbone.
There's this fellow Benedick,
q bachelor by trade, who is
forever trading sharp words
with a girl named Beatrice, q
relationship Shakespeare got
more mileage out Of than
Freud. Benedick has Ia friend
named Claudio. who is in love
with Beatrice's cousin. q girl
named Hero.
Claudio and a couple Of fell
lows named Don Pedro and
Leonato, for want of something
better to do, concoct q plot to
make Benedick think Beatrice
Is madly in love with him.
Hero and q friend contrive to
make Beatrice think the same
about Benedick-that he's In
love with her. that is.
While they're about it, Don
Pedro's no good brother, Don
John, engages in q plot Of his
own, to make Claudio think
Hero is untrue to him. It is
just about as much ado about
nothing as an audience can
stand in one night.
= 80
It is the vehicle, though, for
a number Of Shakespeare's wit
tier observations on the folly
Of man kind and it can be
played for abundant comedy.
Happily. that is just the way
it is being played at the Sylvan
Theater.
The festival production has
a first rate Benedick in Robert
Mandan. He displays a splendid
comedy flair as he runs his
broad and sudden gamut from
high disdain for matrimony to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
HOLLYWOOD

LONDON (NANA) .--DOuglaa
Fairbanks, jr., has been out OF
the public eve since Mandy
insisted on mentioning his
name in the Christine Keller
DR.. stephen Ward case. Moth
ing has been said against Doug
Of course and I hope for his
royal aspirations sake that
nothing Is. :. One thing Is
sure from all the whispering.
more famous heads are going
to ron before every witness has
told his story. in person and
ON tape. =. Miss Keeler, by
the way, will appear IN the
hampstead Magistrates Court
this week charged with two
offenses, both minor motoring
.lmisdemeanors. And among the
three magistrates sitting, one
Is called Doctor Ward. Another
other is Lady Pugh, mother Of
Lord AstOr's wife. and I don't
have to tell you that his lord
ship is one Of the other big
names mentioned in the case.
So
We can't let a London day
60 by without mentioning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
WHERE AND WHEN
Current Stage and Screen shows and Show Times


Stage
National - The Sound Of
Music; $50 pm.
Carter Barron Amphitheater
Opera Festival; "Rigoletto";;
$3.50 pm.
Olney Thcater - Dark. THE
VISIT" resumes tomorrow.
shady Grove Music Fair -
Dark. TOP Banana" starts to-
morrow.
Howard Record stars sum-
mer Festival; 2. 4:45, 1880 and
10 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - rs pencer's
Mountain: /, $40, $40, 7:3O
and $40 pm.
Apex - "The Great Chase;
1:4O. 3:45. 5;45. 1850 and 9;55
pm.
CapitoI-"Jason and the Ar
gonauts";; IL, 1855, 3:55, 5:55
7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Dupont - s'Candide";; lis
GAS, 1880, $40, g. s:55 pm.
Keith'E"The Great Es-
cape; 1885 am, 2:45, 6 anC
9:lo pm.
MacArthur-"S parrows Cant
Sing; $40, sos and 9:5O'p.m
Metropolitan spencer
Mountain: HIS am, 1:20
$3.50, 5:25, 1880 and 1855 pm.
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the depths of love-sickness. He
makes q very funny passage Of
the scene in which he caves
drops, or thinks he does, as his
friends talk about the passion
for him that Beatrice is con-
cealing.
He has some help. Of course,
from Jim Bostain, Jerry Rock
wood and Robert STATED. who
play Don Pedro, Leonato and
Claudio with zest.
The companion scene In
which Beatrice Is the caves
dropper is brought off deity,
too, by Marian Mercer and
Marcia Rodd. Miss Mercer
ventures close to slapstick in
the Lucille Ball manner in her
Beatrice, but that may be what
the author wanted and 1t is
funny.
The customary Shakespear-
can buffoons are present In
Much Ado" as astrio OF dolt-
ish watchmen who turn out to
be the unlikely unmaskers Of
Don Johns vile plot. They've
played In q properly slovenly
manner by Hal Tine, Bill
Dobrovir and Maurice McGill.
The professional touch is
evident in the visual aspects rs
well as the playing Of this
Much Ado About Nothing. =
This starts with Mr.. Trolls
set, which is mood-setting Is
well as handsome, and con-
tinues with some attractive
costumes designed by John
Peter Halford and executed by
Marjorie Slaiman.
The whole thing mas been
imbued with 8 welcome sense
Of fun by Director Driver. who
clearly believes that II all THU
ado is about nothing there had
better be q lot Of laughs along
the way. He even has his play.
ers and the public address sys.
TEN in such q state Of COM
patability that the fun flow
clear out beyond the seats t.
the blanket recliners taking
Shakespeare at their ease.
Much Ado About Nothing
viii run through August IL
with performances nightly ex.
cept Mondays. at $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
81 the Shakespeare Summer FESTIVAL
in co-operation with the Department
OF Interior and the D. @. Recreation
Department, produced BY Ellie
Chamberlain, directed BY Don Driver.
setting BY Robert Troll, costumes
Ing By Pau MORRISON. AZ the sylvan
Theater. Admission free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
THE PASSING SHOW
| Summer Shakespeare
is Polished Comedy
By HARRY MACARTHUR
star Staff Writer

That professional touch promised by Producer Ellie Cham
beTan for this third season of free Shakespeare the
Washington Monument grounds clearly visible in much Ado
About Nothing fine frolicsome show that the Shake
speare Summer Festival in cooperation with the Interior
parment and the .. c. Recreation department. STAGING
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Films Of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
DAVID AND LIsA"A superb film about pair Of mentally
disturbed young people sensitveiy acted and directed
CDR movie version Of the Ian Fleming
novel with Sean ConneFy James Bond gentleman SPY:
"HUD"-Pau Newman reprehensible young Texan OUT
to get his and IL You don't IKE y drop oeaa, snum.
"TE LONGEST studded and dramatic account
Of almost all that happened ON D-Day, 1883
"NFUTTNY ON THE BOUNTY-That new king size version
with Marion BrandO IS Mr.. Christian, muineer
"TO KILL MOCKNGBRD"-Harper Lees Pulitzer Prze
novel becomes one Of the best movies ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15

OntariO-'Lawrence Of Ara
bia":: 8:15 pm,
Palace - ''Donovan's Reef;
HAS am, 1:40, $40. $40. Tao
and $40 pm.
Playhouse - 1.-THE L-Shaped
Room: 12:46, 8, $40, 7::25 and
$40 pm.
Plaza Monde Cane; 11:4G
am. lao. $40. $40 TAO and
9:40 pm.
Town-"Irma La Douce" 10,
2:40. $40. 8 and 1880 pm,
Trans-Lux Bye Bye Bird
ie"; 11:10 am, ITO, Sis, $40,
7:25 and $3.50 pm.
Uptown - How the West
Was Won; $3.50 pm.
Cleopatra; 2 and
Is pm.
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been killed. Nov the problem
Is whether or not to write this
unscheduled. dramatic crash
into the story.
Sophia Loren and Gina LolIo-
brigida, who have made q point
OF never meeting. almost did
recently In Madrid. Sophia
completed her role In Sam
Bronston's ''Fall Of the Roman
Empire" just one day before
Gina called on Sam to chat
about 9 future film. Next for
Gina. Woman Of Straw" CO.
starring with Sean "James
Bond" ConneFy on the Island
Of Majorca. I'm afraid 10 say
! hope to visit her there, be-
cause every time / plan to,
something happens to bring me
back to America.
50 80
MarIene Dietrich was superb,
singing, where Have All the
Flowers Gone?" on BIC televi-
sion. piped from Dusseldorf.
Germany. / thought she looked
nervous when she made her
entrance, then bowling almost
to the ground. There have been
some incidents In the past from
German audiences who re-
sented her appearances for
Allied troops in France during
the last war. The thunder Of
applause treasured her. And
the nonstop applause at the
end obviously delighted her.
The British reviews viii make
her still happier. What q face
and what q figurel And she
has never given . better per-
Torrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15

Charles noyeF In London 10
start rehearsals for his Man
and Boy" play, written BY Ter
ence Rattigan. / azn told that
the British playwright Is not
very well. Charles and Ratti-
gan became friends In Ischia,
Italy, where Terence has a
home, where Charles visits
every summer, and where those
notorious photographs OF Eliz-
abeth and Richard were taken
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Shenandoah

lst-sl 900; cling; 3 yrs. 4 up; s fur.
Fence EN- In CThOrntCn) 1880 1880 500
Sweet Stroller (GambardellaD 40 $50
Friendly Ellen VasiD $50
Trust Man, King Carlos, Our Bug,
Just William, Jenny Judge, Worton Belle.
Time, l:lA.
2d-sl 600; cling; yrs. & up; 3ga fur.
Always Fair tZangarl $50 ?.so ESQ
Faireys Pond davidson $40
Lorraine s., Broad Pennant, Crom
Dubh, Nighttime Blues, Little Beast,
DreameTs Gold. Time Al is.
DAILY DOUBLE s-4) S526
Cd 81 200; cling; 2:yr. ODDS: s fur:
Brutta VraccialeD 100 $40
GRAY Rapture, Chugwater Gal, Safes
Grover, Flying Joy, Masters Glory, River
Goddess, Pipsico. Time, l:lS IS.
4th-SI,IoO; cling; 3-yr ODDS; mi.
Mikes Ann (PattersOn) $50 40 $50
AudiO Econ (Gambardella) 500 $40
He Stole Me Davidson 800
Energumene, Frosty Meadow, Starlike,
Abadun, Marilyn's Man, Nero Flame.
Time, Las 3-5.
sth-sl.OOo cling; yrs. & up; s fur.
SOdaire (HaycOck) $50 40 2.40
Cedar Cliff (ThOrntOn) $50 800
Paralysis DavidsOn) 40
JEWELS King, Dusky Indian, Princess
Shat, Daisy's Beau, Kaveen. Time, l:l4.
6th-sI.ooo; cling; 3 yrs. L up; s fur.
Swift PrOpher (BabiD $50 $50 800
Not Quite I'd. Smith $40 $50
dQWan Davis 40
Ship Companion, Chic Maluna, Add.
Reluctant Lady, Devilbird, Quietude.
Time, liza As.
do Ran second, was disqualified, placed
third.
7th-Sl,loo; cling; yrs. & up; 6 fur.
JOe'S Man Patterson 1000 40 $40
Rips Edition (Gambsrdella) 40 $40
Franks Honor Headley 40
Last Buddy, Tina Lisa, Rullahrose,
Annie 's-JOhn, Leader. Time, l:l4.
sth-sl,2Oo; aIlw.; 3-yr. ODDS; s fur.
Hearty I'd. SMITH 1870 $40 $50
Sword OF Mine (MaxwelD $50
Haps Zero, Our Little Lette, Donna
Bush, Twister, Spinning Time, Saucy Sue.
TWIN DOUBLE u-I-7.s) 1881
9th-Sl, 100; cling; yrs. & up; l-l6 mi
Bonnie Belle ii (M'glin) 7l.4o 1870 $40
BOlder Streak ". ESpinOSa) 7.7o 40
Speck CChandler) $50
Fair Kicker, WOOdpick, Prince
Louise, Jaeger, Yankee Salute, Toms
Pal. Time, l:50 rs.
Total handle, $l66,66S; attendance,
2,7ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
Detroit Offers
Rocky as Bait
For Trading

DETROIT, Oct. 81 (AP)-
The Tigers front office is
using slugger Rocky Colavito
as trade bait.
General Manager Jim Camp
bell confirmed this yesterday,
saying he has discussed a pos
Sible trade for Colavito with
several other clubs, including
the Braves of the National
League.
Braves General Manager
John McHale conceded that
wed like to get him."
But" he said at Milwaukee,
tits matter of coming up with
the right type of players.
McHale quickly doused any
speculation that Eddie Mathews
might be dealt to Detroit fol
the 30-year-old Colavito.
WED have to get more thar
Colavito to give up Mathews
McHale told newsmen.
The Milwaukee general man,
ager added that the Tigers
need pitchers and we have 6
few extra ones in that depart
ment."
Colavito, an outfielder, was
obtained from the Indians in
1860 in a swap for Harvey
Kuenn. Colavito had led the
American League in home runs
with As in 1859. Kuenn won
the AL battle title that year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31

who will represent France in
the International, will be max
ing his final start of his career
in the mile-and-a-half classic
/. Misti, a son of Medium,
who also sired Master Boing
the 1856 international winner,
will be retired to the breeding
farm of his owner, Count
.D'Ornano. Without fanfare
Mrs. Richard du Points Kelso
checked into Barn 26 on
Laurel's backstretch yesterday
afternoon. Trainer Carl
Hanford reported that the
wonder horse seemed to en-
joy his short stay at Mrs. du
Points Woodstock Farm fol-
lowing his recent triumph in
the Jockey Gold Cup.
Laurel's first of II fall pro-
grams was marked by a series
of upSets yesterday, although
Hussar, owned by Mrs. Au-
gustuS Riggs ", ran to ex-
pectations in winning the 33C
running of the Maryland Flu.
turity. The crowd Of 1880
well below most predictions
wagered $774,573.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
HORSE SHOW
SUMMARIES

Green working hunter Qightweightl
Il, Double Fizz, Debbie Wilson; .
Thoughts, Simonette B. Buigarelli; 4
Hyllis, Windy Acres Farm.
Green working hunter middle and
heavyweight)-l, Not Always, Miss
Peggy Steinman; 2, Time Study, Mr.
and. Mrs, Thomas Scheur; 8, Matinee
Idol, Chesca Farms; 4, Advanced
Ticket, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Scheur
Single Hackney Pony Copen, over
i, croftiand's Dainty Doris, A. B e
Farms: 2, Stellar King, Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph L. Woerner.
Green conformation hunter (openI
Il, Thor Bridge, Mrs. Gerald Held
er; 2, The Stripper, Man o. Wal
Farm; 3, Irish Bit, Edgar r. Thorn
4, Center Strip, Mrs. Patricia A. Par.
Csg Shs Fcua %snou cha EssSs 559Da'
q. s; 2. chimbote' Dr.. Hugo Arram s
fat Dunlap, Canada; 4, Kamerad, Her
bide, Argentina; 3. Top Gallant, Moi
mann Schridde. Germany: 5, Tomboy
Mary Mairs, U. g.; 6, Almmusik, Kurt
Jarasinski, Germany.
walking Horse (amateur-owner)-1
Stars Dusty Sun, Lawn Vale Farm
., Go Boys Miss E, Mr.. and Mrs. E
L. Floyd; 3, Bundle Bee, Fred Black
I, Misty Let's Go Boy, Donna Jear
Amateur-owner Hunter Under saddl,
II, Blue Monday, Susan and Pete
Foley: 2; Thor Bridge, Mrs. GeralC
Lee: 4, Membreno, Mrs. John Leib
3, Ports Image, Boginod Farm: q
Gathering Storm, Mrs. C. Marshal
Glass.
Prix Potomac-Pulssance (S1.OOO)-
l, Mrs. Frank Chapot's San Lucas
United States; ,. Miss Kathy Kusner''
Juan Romero Blocks Black Bird
Argentina; 4, Kurt Jarasinkis Code
wind, Germany: 3, (tie) Sunny Brooks
The Imp, United States, and Herman
Schridde's Franco, Germany: 8: Gal
Ross Thunderbird. Canada: z, William
Robertson's San Pedro. United States
$500 Walking Horse Amateur Stalk
(Amateurs to Ride)-1. DR.. and Mrs
Hubert Poteat's Mary Bells; 2, DR.. ant
Mrs. H. Fishkin's Suns Ooomph;
Mr.. Fred Blacks Bundle Bee; 4, Bell
wood FARMS Silver Temptation: 5, Mr.
and Mrs. J d. Stokely's WinteI
Dusty Boy: z, H. s. Hensley's Tennes.
see SIM.
Ladies hunter under side saddle
Mrs. June H. McKnight's Darubini
Mrs. Nelson c. McClary's Ram Jam
3-Toni Layton Brewers Niblet: 4
Mrs. A. c. Randolph's Moomerie: o
Mrs. John 3. Lees Another One;
Jeanne S. Myers Clairvoyante.
Conformation hunter (appoint.
ments)-1-Mrs. ]. Deane Rucker',
Cold Climate; 2-Mr and Mrs. Johr
H. Leib's Royal One; 3-Mr. and Mrs
J. Elliot Cottrelles Dear Junior; f.
Mr.. John T. Ward, jr.'s Shell Shock
Hackney pony lady to driveJ-1-
A. B. c. Farms Kenwil Lady Hollie
"A. 3. c. Farms Pilot Model: g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Woerner'i
Yankee Doodles Dictation; 4-Rnol-
land Farms Banners Pride.
Harness pony Cmare or gelding. LADY
to drive)-1-Mr. and Mrs. Paul C
Jones Paurs Dutch White: 2-Mr
D. B. Dickerson's Master SupremeS
Southern Belle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
Busy Week End
For Gu Athletes

Catholic University's soccer
team will play Georgetown at
2 pm. Saturday in the Gu
stadium in an athletic feature
Of homecoming week end.
At halftime the Catholic Uni
verstiy cross-country team will
meet Gallaudet. the race be-
ginning in the stadium and fin
ishing there.
The Gu basketball varsity will
face a team of alumni at Ais
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
Blond, 5 Men Receive
Jail Terms in Doping

men were found guilty of con-
spiracy to dope horses and
cheat the bookies. They were
said to have fed dope to IA
vorites before they raced for
the past six years.
The men sentenced are:
William John Roper, So,
clerk, described by the prose-
cution as the brains of the
gang, three years.
Edward Charles Dyer, 38,
bookmaker, two years.
Joseph Lowry, 40, salesman.
accused of handing dope to
stable boys for use on horses,
two years.
Edward Michel, "a, dealer,
two years.
Alexander Henry Field, SO,
real estate man, who escorted
the girl on her visits to the
stables. one year.
A sixth man-Albert Perry,
%. salesman-also was found
guilty and put on probation
for two years.
Miss Lugeon went around
British stables posing as a
French racehorse owner. Prose-
cutor Owen Stable said she
visited 20 stables in AZ days and
doping followed her about as
if it was a contagious disease
and she was the carrier"
The trial followed a mamoth
investigation into doping by
The Jockey Club, ruling body
Of British horseracing. 1t en-
ployed private detectives and
co-operated with Scotland Yard
in combing every race course in
Britain for evidence Of doping
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
Home PIuters Slate
Banquet November 9

The Home Plate Club of
Washington will stage its an
nual banquet November 9 in
the Crystal Room of the Will
lard Hotel. Lee Allen, historian
of baseball's Hall of Fame, will
speak at the banquet.
Reservations can be made by
calling Jake Milwit, the club
president, at Dupont 6-3668 or
Dupont 7-1255.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
Cannon to Return
To Oilers Lineup

HOUSTON, Oct. 81 (AP).-
Billy Cannon, the former HE'S
man Trophy winner, will be re
activated by the Houston Oilers
in time for tomorrow nights
game with the Boston Patriots
Frank Ivy, coach of the
American Football Leagues
Eastern Division leaders, said
Cannon will not start against
the Patriots but will play.
Cannon, the leagues leading
rusher last season, injured an
ankle in the September 8 sea-
son opener with Oakland. He
played briefly against Buffalo
on September 90 before being
placed on the injury deferred
list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
Smith Catches
Leading Rider
AtShenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, W. Va,
Oct. 81 (SpeciaD. - For the
first time in the memory of
many Shenandoah Downs
regulars, Jesse Davidson is
forced to share first place in
the jockey standings at the
night track.
Apprentice Donald Smith,
who logged Davidson all sum-
mer, ended two nights of frus-
tration in yesterdays eighth
race, riding Greta Rogers
Hearty to victory and tying the
perennial leader with Is win
ners. Davidson, suffering one
of his worst slumps, was shut
out for the fourth straight
night.
Smith made a futile effort
to catch Davidson in the sum-
mer meeting, pulling to within
three victories, 57-54, after
having to sit out a Today
suspension. He started slowly
at this session, then steadily
cut into Davidson'S early lead.
Davidson is seeking his
eighth straight Shenandoah
riding championship, a string
that began in the summer
meeting of 1861. Smith, reared
in GAINESVILLE, Md, is looking
for his first title. He began
riding last fall.
Double U. Stables He's Her
Man heads a lineup of 10 al
lowance runners in the one
mile Trick or Treat purse, fea-
ture of the Halloween program
tonight. Smith will handle the
favorite, who is seeking his
second victory here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
THE BOWLING LINE
Duckpin Queen Abdicates

won all three from Washington
Air Compressor.
In other matches, Fred David
Distributors took two from
Takoma Funeral Home. Boat
Super Market won a pair from
Hill and Sanders, Congress
sion Olds took two from B.
Frank Joy and wilson's Res
taurant won two from Robert
sons Crab House.
The Naturalization match
put the Wilson team on top in
the league by 80 pins over the
Robertson rollers. Each now
have records Of 1873. .4
Cameo Appliance scored
twice over Coca-Cola to round
out the action.
- -
Aileen Simmons 1872 series
was high in the Ladies Major
Suburban League for Jones
Opticians as the Opticians won
a pair from Ledo Restaurant.
Shirley James 1915 contin-
ues to top the average list in
this league.
In other matches. Jimmy
Comber's Hearth won three
from Jake Snider Sign Co,
John Hughes Company won q
pair from Lewis Co., Fulford
Radio took two from William
P. Gelberg, Wayne Trailer
Rentals won a pair from Jar
Irette Beauty Bazaar and B. L.
Nash Company took two from
Coronette Hair Stylist. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
Over CIubbed

A novice Memphis golfer has
discovered a new way to get
knocked out on a golf course.
The 12-year-old swinger
stepped up to his ball, deliv-
cred a great roun6house swing,
and smacked himself on the
head with his own two-iron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31

LEWES, England, Oct. 81
(AP) pretty Swiss blond
and five men were given prison
terms yesterday following Brit
aims biggest racehorse doping
trial.
Micheline Emilienne Lugeon,
26-year-old beauty consultant,
was jailed for a year.
She was one Of the central
figures in a trial which lasted
almost a month. She and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
Old Bowling League

The Oldest league in the
American Bowling Congress is
the New York Bankers League
of New York City. 1t is 70 years
old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
AT THE RACES
Russian Horses
Invading Laurel
BY JOE KELLY

another opening out Of the Laurel officials
hubng English dictionaries today prepara
the first of foreigners for the 18th Washington
D. c. International.
today at Laurel commuters from MoScowthis is
the sixth time that Russian DELEGATION and two thorough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
Scratches

Cloudy and Fast. Post 7:15 PM. EST
4-Birdwood's Dream, Lemoyne.
5-The Shrimper, Storr.
S-Talavera, Coma Belle.
Sky Pixie.