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Evening star., 1953-11-25

INV, dL IU.3U ALL, IOr q union
Thanksgiving Day service. DR..
Philip Gordon Scott of West
moreland Church will speak on
Bread and Butter"
Southeast Service.
Churches on Alabama and
Branch avenues Sc, will join in
an annual Thanksgiving Day
service at 10:30 am. in Ryland
Methodist Church, Branch ave-
nue. and S street Sc.
The Rev. j. Ray Klingensmith,
pastor of Washington Brethren
Church, will deliver the sermon.
Others taking part will be the
Rev. j. P, Coleman of st. Timo-
thy's Episcopal Church; the Rev.
H. Luther Rhodes of Holy Com
forter Lutheran Church: the
Rev. Robert S. Cooper of East
Washington Heights Baptist
Church, and the Rev. Melvin E.
Lederer of Ryland Methodist
Church. The Ryland Church
choir. directed by Mrs. Helene
B. Swenson, will sing.
Chevy Chase churches will join
in union service at 10 am. in
Chevy Chase Methodist Church.
6401 Connecticut avenue, Chevy
Chase, Md. Ministers and con-
gregations taking part will be
DR.. C. Stanley Lowell of Wesley
Methodist Church, DR.. Edward
o. Clark of Chevy Chase Baptist
Church and DR.. Clifford Homer
Richmond of Chevy Chase
Methodist Church.
The sermon will be given by
DR.. w. Paul Ludwig of Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church. He
will talk on Here Lies Graft
tude."
Bethesda Worship.
Bethesda congregations will
also hold a community worship
under the auspices of the Be-
thesda Council of Churches, at
10 am. in First Baptist Church.
Wilson lane and Cordell avenue.
Bethesda, Md.
The Rev. Marion S. Michael.
pastor of Bethesda Methodist
Church, will preach on Bundles
of Benefits" Congregations
taking part will be First Baptist,
Bethesda Methodist, Bethesda
PRESBYTERIAN, Bethesda Chris
tian and Mount Zion Baptist
Churches.
An interfaith Thanksgiving
Day service will be held by st.
Paul Methodist Church and the
Montgomery County Jewish
Center at 10 am. in the church,
East West highway and Grubb
road. Rabbi Tzvi Porath OF the
center will speak. The center
choir, directed by Phillip Les
ser. and the~/St. Paul Choir,
directed by Mrs. Blanche Hutch
inson. will sing. The Rev.
Thomas H. Baker is minister
of St. Paul Church.
Two Silver Spring congrega-
tions will join in Thanksgiving
Day union services tonight and
tomorrow. The Rev. John Nc
Clelland of Christ Congrega-
tional Church will speak at 8
O'Clock tonight in Marvin
Church, Four Corners, and the
Rev. Paul Harris of the latter
congregation will speak at 1890
am. tomorrow in Christ Church,
9525 Colesville road.
Churches of Christ.
A Thanksgiving Day service,
under the joint auspices of the
Washington Board of RabbiS and
the Ribbinical Council of WASH
ington, will be held at IL am.
in Tifereth Israel Synagogue,
Fourteenth and Euclid streets
NV. Rabbi Harry Silvertone of
Tifereth Israel Synagogue will
speak on "ThankSgiving-1953"
and Cantor Paul Gewirtz will
sing.
Evening star., 1953-11-25
Flying Time Reduced

A new air route will cut flying
time from Delhi, India, to Kabul,
Afghanistan, from 16 hours to 4
hours, due to gaining permission
to fly over some Pakistan terri
tory.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Sponsors for 100 Teams
Sought by Boys League

The Walter Johnson Baseball
League for boys between 10 and
IA, which starts its seventh sea-
son next month, Is again search
ing for sponsors to buy uniforms
for its 100-odd teams.
The cost to outfit a team of
is boys with jerseys and caps is
$40. Last year the Junior Cham
ber of Commerce and the D. C.
Recreation Department, CO.
sponsors Of the league, were able
to find organizations to outfit 65
teams, leaving more than IS
without uniforms. This year the
organizations hope to secure
sponsors for all the boys.
The league will start this
season with an instruction clinic
at Griffith Stadium May %. On
that day members Of the Mats
will coach more than 1900 boys
in the fundamentals of the
game. The teams start play in
June and will continue until
August when a world series
will be held at Griffith Stadium
to decide the champion.
Organizations seeking to spon-
sor one of the teams are urged
to contact the Junior Chamber
of Commerce, 300 Star Building
or phone Sterling 1855.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Housing Shortage
For 5OO-MiIe Race
Seen by Officials
BY The Assoeiated Press

INDIANAPOLIS. April 15.-A
housing shortage" at the
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
was threatened today after five
entries increased the field to Ga
cars for the 37th annual 500
mile race May 80. The Speed
way has 68 garages.
Wilbur Shaw, speedway presi-
dent and general manager, said
he expected a dozen more
entries to be mailed before the
deadline at midnight tonight.
Shaw said the Speedway
thought it was making ample
arrangements when it increased
the garage area to 68 units last
year. He added that last-min-
ute entrants will have to make
their own arrangements to house
their cars.
The entries will be reduced to
the SO fastest cars in time trials
May 16, II, Is and 26.
The new entries:
Jim Bryan, Phoenix Ariz, driving for
John L: Mcdaniel, Phoenix.
Bill Taylor. Temple City. Calf, in
car OF Charles Marant, Trenton, N. j.
Allen Heath. Northridge. Calf. In
car Of A. E. Dean Los Angeles.
Billy Cantrell, Anaheim, Calif., In
car OF Emmett ]. Malloy, Inglewood,
John Fitch, Stamford. Conn, in car
OF Verlin Brown, Richmond. Ind.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Women Golfers 5tari
Match Play Today in

BY the Assoeioted Press

PHOENIX, Ariz., April Is
Defending Champion Mrs. Lyle
Bowman of Richmond, Calf,
and Barbara Romack, medalist
from Sacramento, led the way
into the first round Of match
play today in the 23rd annual
Trans mississippi golf tourna-
ment.
Mrs. Bowman, who qualified
with a one-under-par IS at the
Arizona Country Club course,
was paired against Lois Schrader
of Los Angeles, who had an 81
yesterday.
Miss Romack clipped four
strokes off par with her 72 and
was teamed against Thelma Carr
Of Phoenix, who had an 80.
Mrs. Marjorie Lindsay McMil-
len of Milwaukee, who shot a
casual 81 yesterday, was the run
nerup last year and a previous
champion. She met one Of the
tournaments newcomers, 16-
year-old Susan Casey OF Tulsa.
Okla.
Another threat was Gloria
Fecht of Palm Springs, Calf. :,
who played Mrs. G. j. Eckert
of Long Beach. Calf.
Mary Ann Downey Of Balti-
more, a past winner and always
tournament threat, qualified
with an 81 and was paired
against Mrs. L. H. Henney of
Santa Monica, Calf.
Mary Lena Faulk, the Georgia
favorite 600, met Sheila Moss.
San Bernardino (83), and Mrs.
David Stamps, Richmond (84),
met Mrs. Cliff Prather, Phoe-
nix. (81).
Two Texas standouts were
Pat Garner, Midland (79), and
Lesbia Lobo, San Antonio (78).
Miss Garner met Joan Nelson
(83), daughter of a Tucson pro-
fessional, and Miss Lobo, newly
crowned Texas champion, played
Frances Rich, Bainbridge,
Ga. (82).
Evening star., 1953-04-15
By Lewis F. Atchison

If Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Ma
tive Dancer is as good as every
body thinks, and most think he's
one of the best 3-year-olds to
come along in recent years, Royal
Bay Gem won't beat him in the
Kentucky Derby. That's the
opinion of Trainer Clyde Trout,
who saddIed the Eugene Con-
stantin, jr., horse for his victory
| in the $25, 900 added Chesapeake
Stakes at Bowie last Saturday.
you've got to get to the horse
to beat him." Trout observed,
'Fand this horse (Royal Bay GEM
comes from behind. Maybe he
won't get to the Dancer. But
he'll beat anything he ran
against Saturday or in Florida
last winter"
Not given to idle speculation,
the 51-year-old Trout isn't ready
to concede the Derby to Native
Dancer or any other horse until
the numbers are up on the board
and the official" sign is lighted.
Too many things can go wrong.
Native Dancer. for example, is
suspected of having weak ankles,
although his undefeated record
and sensational workouts belle
the thought.
Cites PimIicO Futurity.
"He must have gone bad last
fall for them to pass up the
Pimlico Futurity," Trout said.
THE race was worth around
100000 and you don't pick up
that kind of money every day.
I think they would have tried
for it. If there was something
wrong it could have been cor
rected. You can Ak those things"
Trout isn't worried about So
cial OutcaSt, Native Dancers
stablemate who came with a
rush Saturday to be fourth in
the Chesapeake. Social Outcast
was in front Of Royal Bay Gem
at the three-eighths pole, the
trainer noted, but not at the
finish.
THE farther he went the
greater his margin would have
been," Trout said, referring to
Royal Bay Gem.
Trout prefers a come-from-
behind horse like Royal Bay Gem
to a front runner, and he isn't
worried about his colt being
caught in a pocket If a big field
goes to the post in the Derby.
He thinks Native Dancer will
scare off a lot of hopefuls If he's
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Trainer Sure Royal Bay Gem
Will Make Run for 1t in Derby

impressive in the Gotham at
Jamaica Saturday, or in the
Wood Memorial the following
week.
Making No Predictions.
Trout hasn't seen Native
Dancer, any of the horses run
ming in Kentucky, or those in
California, and he isn't making
any Derby predictions.
you've got to respect Ben
JONES'" he said, "and when you
have a jockey like Eddie Arcaro
on a horse you know he's riding
for you, not against you"
Somebody suggested that even
the best trainer-rider combina-
ton couldn't win without a good
horse.
That's right" Trout agreed.
You've got to have some luck,
and ! saw Arcaro get caught in
a pocket three times in four
horse, mile-and-a- half race at
Belmont Park. But he's still a
good rider"
Royal Bay Gem will be shipped
to kentucky Friday, according
to Troutt's present plan. What
happens thereafter remains to
be seen. but one thing the Con-
stantin trainer is sure of-Royal
Bay Gem is going to make a
run for it in the Derby.
I'VE know he can go a mile
and a quarter" he added. 1--WE
don't know whether Native
Dancer can o. not"
This doesn't jibe with Troutt's
opening statement, but then, as
he remarked during the CONVEX
sation. This is the greatest
guessing game in the world"
Evening star., 1953-04-15
ID. {. Substitute Wins
Again in AAU BOXING
By tho A.soeiosed Pres.

BOSTON. April 15.-Ahmed
Shah Of Washington. D. c.. who
got into the national AAU box
ing championship tournament as
a last-minute substitute, is one
of the survivors for today's and
tonight's semifinal and final
bouts.
Shah, who started Monday as
replacement for Billy Hill of
Washington, last years fly
weight champion, won, again
yesterday, beating Freddie
Brooks Of Cleveland.
The other two fighters from
Washington were eliminated.
Flyweight Joe Gilchrist bowed
to Harry Smith of Sampson Air
Base. and Lightweight Bobby
Shell was beaten by Guerney
Smith, also OF Sampson.
The heaviest hitter of the
tournament so far has been 1861
FOUNDER Howard Green of Pitts
burgh and the Air Forces base
in Burtenwood, England. He has
won both his bouts by knockouts
and f1attened sgd Russell of
Seattle in only 40 seconds last
night.
Veterans eliminated yesterday
included the last of the Hawaiian
team, Ernie De Jesus, who won
the 1851 bantamweight crown
and Jackie Spurgeon of New
York, a dyweight f1nalist last
year.
At stake along with the titles
is a trip next month to Buenos
Aires to meet an Argentine
squad.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Two Schoo|boy Aces
Lost 10 Golf Teams

Johnny Beach at Fairfax and
Gary Robson at Bladensburg.
two of the Districtarea's top
scholastic and Junior golfers, will
be lost to their high school teams
for the season.
Although neither Fairfax nor
Bladensburg were nSid err e d
strong enough to win the Metro
politan Section team title, both
Beach and Robson were threats
for the individual title.
Beach lost several weeks be-
cause of recent illness and will
resume his studies at Fairfax in
September in the 10th grade.
Robson did not play for Bla-
densburg against Falls Church
yesterday, and the faculty ad-
wiser said Gary would be in
eligible for the season.
In matches yesterday, Tech
moved on top of the Interhigh
Division; Bethesda and Wash
1ngton and Lee each won Tor the
second time and are tied for the
Met section lead, and Bulls and
st. Johns scored opening tri-
umphs in the Private School
Section.
Results: Interhigh Tech 8,
Eastern 2, at Prince Georges.
Metropolitan: Bethesda 8,
Fairfax 0, at Fairfax; Bladens-
burg 71a; Falls Church III at
Kenwood; Washington Lee 9.
Northwestern 0, at Army-Navy.
Private: St. Johns 8, st. AL
bans /, at Columbia.
Non-league: Blair 8, Coolidge
!, at Manor; Bulls Z, Western 2,
at Indian Spring,
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Jamaica Race Card EcIipsed
By Native Dancers Workout

the Derby May 2 in Louisville,
hasn't raced since he won the
East View Stakes at Jamaica
last October. The husky gray
colt was entered for a 6-furlong
test here yesterday, but there
were insufficient entries and 1t
was Cancelled.
Two other horses from Alfred
Vanderbilt's stable accompanied
the swift son of Polynesian In
his workout, a preliminary for
his appearance here Saturday
in the $30,000-added Gotham
Stakes. They were First Glance,
6-year-old handicap star, who
won the Excelsior Handicap here
April 4, and Beachcomber. a s.
year-old chestnut, who never has
started.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Virginia Beach Open
To Aid in Selection Of
Team 10 Play Canada
A-30 THE EVENING STAR
~ Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1853
BY the A.seeioted Press

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, April
15.-Fipal selection of the Amer
ican golf team for the profess
sional matches this summer with
Canada will be made after the
Virginia Beach Open. which
starts here tomorrow and con-
tinues through Sunday.
Harvey Raynor, tournament
manager of the Professional
Golfers Association of America,
said the PGA's executive COM
mittee will select the team on
the basis of aggregate money
winnings in tournaments from
January /, through the Virginia
Beach tournament.
Two players, the National
Open Champion and the PGA
champion, are automatically Sc
lected. Julius Boros of Mid
Pines, N. c., is the Open cham
pion and Jim Turnesa Of ElmS-
ford. N. Y, is current PGA
champion.
Sam Snead of White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, Ed Oliver Of
Palm Springs, Calf, and Lew
Worsham of Oakmont, Pa, early
favorites were due here in time
for a pro-amateur tournament
today. Turnesa was among the
early arrivals yesterday.
Worsham won the Cavalier
Specialists tournament here four
years ago. The Specialists was a
forerunner to the $12.500 Open.
Oliver Sunday was runner-up to
Ben Hogan in the Masters at
Augusta, Ga. Snead, a native
Virginian, is an old favorite here.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
By the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, April 15.-Native
Dancer, the Kentucky Derby ia
vorite, was put on public display
for the first time this season
yesterday and the unbeaten s.
year-old gray flash worked
three-quarters Of a mile well
In hand" in 1:14 fiat.
There probably was more in
terest in the workout, conducted
after the fifth race, than in the
regular Jamaica racing program
for a chilled crowd Of 20,767,
which turned out in 40-degree
temperature.
There was a big cheer when
the horse came on the track.
Native Dancer, the 8-to-5
Caliente winter book choice for
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Gu Wins Track Meet
Despite Sho'men's Star

The Catholic U. trackmen de-
feated Washington College, 84-
81, yesterday at c U, taking all
but four f1rsts in the meet.
Ellsworth Boyd of the Sho'men
was responsible for all four of
the visitors f1rsts, winning the
broad Jump, high Jump, 22O-yard
low hurdles and the 11O-yard
high hurdles. The Cardinals
only double winner was Sam Lee,
who took the 100 and 22O-yard
daShes in 10.5 and 22.5 seconds
respectively.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Droft Coils Comedies,
Burton to Fight Dreyer
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 15.-Phil
Burton Of st. Louis was SUBJ
stituted for Tony (Tex) Con-
zales today as q foe for Gerry
Dreyer Of South Africa Friday
night in the nationally televised
10-round feature at st. Nicholas
Arena. Dreyer is the British
Empire welterweiglit champion.
Gonzales had a good reason
for not keeping the date. He
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Fights Last Night
By the Assoeioted Pres1

CLEVELAND-KidG Gavilan, 1872, Ha-
Vana. outpointed Livio Minelli, 151. Italy.
10 (nontitleI.
o5p1y sratton SS Cbcaeo
ed Al Sugar" Wilson, 1859. Englewood.
N. j.. 10.
LOS ANGELES - Harry "Snuffy''
Smith 13S. Rochester, N. y outpointed
seles. 10.
SACRAMENTO, Calif-Bobby Why.
1872. Los Angeles. stopped John Butter
worth, 1884. Manchester, England, 4.
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.-Eddie Compo,
1914, New Haven, outpointed Jimmy
Wilde, 1856, New York, s.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Walking Horse Show Slated

HARRISONBURG. Va, April
Is R.-The American Walking
Horse Association will stage its
annual judging school at Broad
way tomorrow, Friday and Sat-
urday. More than 200 persons
from at least Is States are ex-
pected to attend.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
BOYS League Planned

! Teams desiring to enter a
Observation-Disclosures baseball
league are asked to have repre-
sentatives at meeting of the
Silver Spring Boys Club at 1880
O'Clock tonight at the County
Building, Georgia avenue and
ColeSville road.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
was told by his local draft board
at East Orange. N. j., to report
Friday for military service. It's
draft board No. 1S.
Irish Name Davis Cup Teum

DUBLIN. April is P.-Guy
Jackson. John Hackett and r.
V. Gotto have been named as
the Irish team which will oppose
Finland in the first round of the
European Zone Davis Cup
matches in Helsinki, May 3-5.
Gotto is the only newcomer.
Evening star., 1953-04-15

If you've reached the point where
you want more car larger car,
smarter car, finer car >. here it is!
MAYBE you're saying: wait a minute! I've got
IVA to keep it around twenty five hundred dollars.
Why won't dressed-up, low priced car give about
what want?'
We're glad you said about what you WANT
because you'd soon discover that low-priced car
dressed up like bg car" is still lighter, smaller
car by a good deal than Packard CLIPPER.
And besides, Clipper gives you the choice of
adding power steering, power braking or power
shifting all three, if you want them. These are
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Packard Clipper power brakes, power steering or
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You ask, us this Clipper really big?" Well check
the dimensions: 122-inch wheelbase, 213-nch over
Evening star., 1953-04-15

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In tight places. And on the highway it's big-car
riding dream!
In addition, you'll get Packard's contour
styling that is setting the new trend in auto
motive design. Contour styling means not
only handsomer car, but better visibility
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You ask, HAS it got good engne?' Yes, sir!-
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In all, you'll get about 70 big-car features in the
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So, if you've reached the point where you want
more be sure to see and drive the new Packard
CLIPPER and compare it with other medium.
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