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BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

1-Beatty Rosecroft, Mays
Daughter. Fedor's Jewel.
FL. j. E., Kent c., Bob Rose
croft.
3-Demon Mary. Banata. Bob
McEllen.
4-Floretta Morris. Lima A., d.
rect Dee.
5-Major's Star. Linda Joan.
Shy Counsel.
I6-GALOPHONE, Lord Steward
Lady Dunn.
mighty Jet. Miss Val Dean,
Masland Hanover.
l8-Dinah Knight. Wooster Shire
Velvet Hanover.
Longshot Daily Double
The Arab and Deby r.
]. Dinah Knight tCherrixD Al
Eddie Brooke kelly 81
Z. Worthy Valstedt (Hubbard) = 6-i
3. feerless Orattan (Stafiordl 6-l
= wooster Shire (Edmundsl 6-l
Z. lambs Gamble Smith ------ s-l
Peter Bohemia tAmato) ------ 81
y. b. Hawk touinnl -. e-i
SONNY PHILEMON and Eta W.
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GRADED SELECTIONS
FOR LAUREL
Monday Nlght. June ~
Post Tine. $50 Pm.

Daily Double Closes SEQ PM.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $3.50: trot;
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nELp MEN
SALESMAN
EXPERIENCED

Local territory, exceptional III
lures Excellent salary plus bonpl
Future possibilities ever $4,000
Car necessary, Box 0.p, star.
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APPLY
Safeway
Stores Inc.
l845 4th ST. NE.

COUNTER MATTRESSES WANTED
With soda fountain experiences
sunday on day work, Apply IN
person. VIENNA BAKERY, ell
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A Career in Sales
Proctor & Gamble

The Proctor 4 Gamble Dtstrib-
utins Co 10 looking for . feU.men
preferably COLLEGE trained, ss-2a
years oi aae. with stFong sales
interest Who can pTogrest IN sales
work Advancement IN position oe-
pends only upon initiative, ability
and performance.
Our training progrAm makes
previous sales experiences unnec-
eSsary Pleaslng but forceful per-
sonahtv, determination 10 sue
coed. and high moral character are
essential requirements Good start
ing salary plus opportunity 10 earn
substantial bonus Excellent pianI
for PROFIT sharing. disability beneni
and Ale insurance Car furnished
and expenses paid.
Write or phone Mr. r n Per-
sons 60l Mathieson Blde. Balti-
more ,, Nd Do not apply in
person.
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statesmen
Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity
This is addressed to top
notch statesmen who are
interested in a career with
a nationally known corpo-
ration. The right party will
be offered q salary OF So
900 plus liberal bonus. AL
applicants will be thor
oughly trained for a local
nontraveling position. In
reply state age, marital sta
tus. education. experience
and any other information
about yourself that might
interest us. Write in con-
fidence to Box 246-A. Star
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SALES 1000

asis Russell St. sal.O, so. Nd.
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NElP MEN al
tcoNIiNuepl
PLATE CARRIER
THE EVENING STAR
ll0l PA. AVE. NV.
PORTER

fLuMsERs, sxpsT iossins; to-
p Sassi ' joF Ss~T lSSs' e. E &
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SALESMAN

Desirable opportunity with
Ions established. laTge, ma
tiOnally famous brewery.
Must be hteh school grad-
uate, age 2b-iu. previous
sales experience desired.
however beer sales expert
eHce not necessary. More
important are Qualities Of
Judgment, dcpendabiiity ana
eoneeniality.
Position offers good start
ing salary, opportunity for
advancement, and extensive
paid welfare ben
efits,
Applicants must have .
minimum OF one year resi-
denee or galnful employment
In the District
For prompt and eoniden-
tlal interview send e0uca-
ton, experience and salary
desired. Write Box s20-A,
star.
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SALES
KITCHEN CABINETS

Our expanding sales dept has
sreated Q sales opening for a younE
man with successful retail SALES sx-
pefienee IN selling ard servtcins
kitchens 70 homeoWners While
this position will not involve direct
selling 70 consumers, previous retail
sales experience Is necessary 20
provide q BACKGROUND for the work
T Duties will include distributor and
factory direct dealer selling and
servicinE. Position odeTs an excel
lent Opportunlty With q growtng
company. manufacturing and dis
ltributing kitchen ea6insts. on .
national basis Please submit res
ums or call Miss MelloF Plaza 2
sn0S. for an application.
.BEAUTYCRAFT KITCHENS
2siS Russell 81. Balto, 80. Nd.
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REGIONAL
SAILS
REPRESENTATIVE

A Hollywood. californis.
concern foremost In their
Geld requires . man o. ex-
eruttve eaiibre 70 represent
them IN the Southeastern
regiou, eontaeting radio sta
tons ard Advertising &C.
counts. To qualify he must;
HAVE top selling ability
ard travelling sales expe-
Yieree
WISH 70 b. compensated
IN ratio 20 results obtained.
FURNISH best Of ref
erenees.
NOT Be faced with press-
ing financial problems
EARNINGS $4,000 up
wards for the riehi mar u
qualineo, write Boz lh5-A'
Star.
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SALES 1000
Washington, D. c., area,
sell by appointment
only. Market unlimited,
with prospects wanting
same day. Cinch fore
closes on today's basis.
Some of our men earn up
to $1,000 a month COM
mission, even a beginner
can make $3.50 each
week. S400 month guar
antee to start. Phone
RE. 7-4408 for appoint
Iment for interview.
SALESMAN. 5 70 . pm. setuE-
days . TO 10 Pm; must gave
! LhOlN ? AfA&G0AARf AARA
SALESMAN. part time, and sales
I manager. hourly guAfantee ano
I commission to INTRODUCES new ex-
( elusive useful products, Installed
On free trial basis IN RESTAURANT.
[ Boz f36-R. star.
SALESMAN. for promotionAl pro-
gram 70 retail businesses N WAsh-
iugton area. Intangible sales ex-
/ per and some retail eypeF deslr :
able Opucrtunity for excellent
earnings With leading national
COMPANY Send resume o. exoer
10 ALLAN 3 BUCK. Tafs WiSeon-
Sin ave Bethesda ~, Nc
sALESMaN. white : excel est
rout.s for neat Appearing men %
ssry- regular customers saS Wk.
% start Call Di 1-4ff
SALESMAN. stks bnds nut fund
" 70 SEQ WHY crav We tIsin
you Ov 7-2s79 OF ST a-2n5n.
1912 wkdys FED. INVEST. CO
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Public
Relations
Editor

East Coast aircraft
company has imme-
ciste openinE for ed
itor OF employe pub
tications. age 20 IS.
Position Offers excel
lent future and many
benefits. Applicants
must be TOP-NOTCH
writer. News report
inE experience pre-
feFred. Send COM
plete resume ard de-
tailed letter outlining
personal and business
BACKGROUND Salary
requirements and ref
erences TO replies are
TO be sent 70 Mr., Jo-
seph NJ. Crockett.
PAiRcHMD ENoiNE
4 AfRPLANE CORP.
AlIplane DiyiSior.
Hagerstown 10, Mc.
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GsLp WoMGM
lcOhflAUHOl

Admin. Secys., to $4,000
ptsE 5zE4HcJ, Pos EfIfgS n PUPILS fs
m, S!tISiI, b HMR.AlssiEs AND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

sALEsMEN WANTED = Excellen
opportunity for easer young mer
with sales personalities. Pay plaG
designed TO give you maximum
earnings and security for Soul
efforts Previous automotive ex'
-eftence unnecessary. vel tralt
you See sales manAger. NORTH
EAST FORD. 9sO BiadensbnTs
I'd ne
Statesmen. excellent opport. FOL
Advancement. no exper. necessary
ue will train. p5l1 GeoEgiA ave
Silver sprine. ~ g.o06d
Statesmen. Who DO not call on
their accounts darins the holi-
days. try your hand At SELLING IN
Washington's finest LIQUOR store
good salary, cfiARk-S. nc, 7dJ
i4th 81. nv.
statesmen
Per hlgh-eiAss wire and hauor shop
alao desired. Excellent
salary and bonus 10 men vhs
Experience desired bul
net essential. Good Sosking hours
Apply In person from 10 am. TO z
. N daily A. .4AR 18th 81. nv
PLEASE DO NOR PHONE
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ROUTE statesmen

Due to our growth pro.
gram, Jewel Tea Co can Use
: men living IN or near the
following areas,
ARLINGTON. ALEXANDRIA
SILVER SPRING, TAKOMA PARK
For retail route saleSwork
White. sS TO 30
Salary and Commission
$50 Per VIZ Training Pay
3-Day Week
Car and Expenses Furn.
Exclusive Territory With
Regular Trading Customers
Retirement Plan
Life. Medical and Hospital
Insurance
Paid Vacations
Exper helpful but not
necessary. Can in person 1t
the GEDiN HOUSE HOTEL.
200. Newton 81 n G. al r, !.
ave lcT interview Monday
from IL am. to pm
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PART-TIME

servieemen, white collar workers
white. 20-3s. car necessary; earn
$50 weekly. must be neat IA
A-alG2
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SPECIAL
POLICEMAN

Dependable and aleF, young man
el-35. for directing and handlinl
platform. ideal situation for e.
Mp or applicant with some nfioi
tFafae experience. 5-day week com
3any BENEFITS Apply Personnel
RooIn 6ns. $50 AN 10 $50 M
weekdays q AN I'll Noon. Sat
urdAv No phone calls
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HElp MEN

REAL EaTAfK. experlenoed
lot salesman ~ large land
developer. Unusual opportu-
nifty FOR permanent. proflt-
able connection, Give com
pleie resume Of experience
and last two year. earn
lnGs RepiieN confidential.
nox aAa-A. Star.
REPRESENTATIvE. trade assoeia'
ton, interesting, ehallensine
architects, builders. retailers, dis
trihutors, Government and In.
dustry gales meetings. report
wrtttng and some oyernight travel
In good health Technical back
eround equal 10 thai OF graduate
N architecture. civil enslneerins
Industrial nSSss ds'if. or eo wood % . ssal,
S0s. Please include ase. education
experience and salary REQUIRE
ments ii letter 10 BOX 4s8-A, star
RESTAURANT MGR.
TSReGS i sS tom S $AR r. fT ss
brock shopping Olntef, Excel. sal-
arV and Opportunity for advance.
ment Resident Of MontR County
preferred Send complete resume
70 p. BoTKlse $40 N Howard st,
Baltimore. l, Md,
ROOM CLERK
White. exper.: Sd5 wk plus
meal, Apply n person only
New Jersey ave Sc
ROUTE sALESMEN = We have
epeninss for men interests; .a,s a,,a n, z 7
laundry and dry cleaner Appl,
In person, STERLING LAUNDRY
l0el 9Th ST NV
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ROUTE Statesmen

Age 81 10 IS. selling to retail food
stores. etc established routes, sal
ary and commission, rinse hene-
Ats, Apply HIRES ROOT BEER
CO, a02S 5lst pl, college PIX, Nd
SAILS ENGINEER. NE. or aero
deg 25-35, min yrs. sales OF
industrial controls Soienoid.
check and relief, super pressure
md Talving for rockets and mis-
slles, pressure switches and tenn
peFature controls; car needed;
50es travel a00-miie d c. radius
fee paid. all BENEFITS, ~, 900 plus
commission expenses and car al
lovanee. Bring resume SMELLING
4 SMELLING AGCY., sos l4th st.
~ ST 9-6SSS.
SAFES REPRES., a3-3S; established
territory, future Is exec 1913;
plus EXP, POTOMAC EMP 1884
wilson blvd. Arl. IA. $4,000.
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kE1I ESTATE statesmen I9I Il.
eensed IN D. C. Nd. and Va. III
per in selling apis Investments
rew and used homes Assoc. With
arm es.ab. ever Is yrs Ewes HI
s-69l6 /. 7 GRAvETTE. Real
tor Ma s-0sS3.
RAJ ESTATE SALESMAN
Excellent opportunity. for . YOUNG
experienced real estate salesman
IN q prime located offee ~ Sprins-
field. one OF virginia'E fastest
growing communities CAL Mon
FOR Apt. LYNCH BROS. INC. Fl.
$1,000
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TELEvIsION TEcHNICIAN, with
receiver servicinG experience;
rAdar or micro-ware experience
also .isipfui: fer seFvieinE master
teisvision antenna syktems and
closed Circuit teleTiSion systems
interviews Mon am $50 20
N 80 oaly iii 18Th 81. NV.
No phone calls
TELLER, age s4-3O. exper pref
Will train. start $50. POTOMAC
EMPL i0t z Broad ST.. Falls
, 1957-02-18

sponsoring this Conference,
anticipates a possible forma-
ton of a new American hem
ispheric group to be known as
the Associa-
ton of Life Underwriters.
Members of the Conference
Committee in Puerto Rico in
charge of this project are;
Robert L. Forbes, Jr., Chair
man, Fernando Lopez Prado,
Miguel A. Rosado, L u s
Battle, Jose A. Recount, and
Everett R. Hagberg.
, 1957-02-18
RICO

Compania Sui America. Also
Manuel Morales, Chief of
Public Relations, Institute Ma
|cional de Seguros, Costa RIGA;
Lister MAR, President of the
Life Underwriters Association
of Jamaica; J. Villodas Bird
and DR.. Alberto Valverde
.Abril of Havana, Cuba.
From the United States,
leading trade associations are
sending the following: DR..
Lester 0, Schriver, Managing
Director, and Jack Nussbaum,
President, of the National As
ISOLATION of Life Underwrit-
ers; Loran Powell, Managing
Director Of the Life Under
writing Training Council; Do
maid Baker, Managing Direc-
tor of the General Agents and
Managers Conference; O. F.
Stafford, President Of Pilot
Life Insurance Company; Fred
Peirce, Managing Director of
the Life Insurance Agency
Management Association; DR..
Davis w. Gregg, c. L. u,
President Of the American
College of Life Underwriters.
The Puerto Rico Association
of Life Underwater, which is
, 1957-02-18
THREE

1AhEE $50
born while they both were
headed for Arabia in 1852, the
latter as a school teacher.
The association ended, how
ever, after Mr.. Hilborn, then
Engineer in charge of a Two
Million dollar project for the
Arabia : American Company
met the school teacher, took
her to the nearby Bhahran
Island in the Persian Gulf,
where there was a U. S. Navy
chapel, and married her.
The Nc Gregors and Miss
Ossian said St. Croix is "ter-
.fic." The latter is returning to
her post in Saudi Arabia
where she must report for
duty by March 18th.
, 1957-02-18


43rd Street, where he stays
while in New York.
It appears that when DR..
Peter Kleinkoff, Surgeon, and
his staff discovered that Mr..
Alexander was from St. Croix
they apparently gave him
some extra attention; the re-
suit being that everyone now
would like to visit the Virgin
Islands, st. Croix in particu-
lar.
, 1957-02-18
R -.
H. Burton, Sherman Minton
and John NJ. Harlan.

The resolution charges that
the jurists, "purporting to
exercise powers vested in
them as members of the SUI
preme Court of the United
States, ~unlawfully usurped
powers of the people to amend
the Constitution and have
exercised Legislative powers
vested solely lin Congress or
reserved to the states or the
people and have given aid and
comfort to enemies of the
United States"
The resolution contains a
number of citations of court
decisions and other material
intended to establish a foun-
dalton for t h e overall
charges. Several rulings cited
have to do w i t h racial
indignation.
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CADETS PLACE FOUR, CARROLL TWO
St. Johns Dominates
Stars AII-Prep Team

Joe Mona, who caught four of
the scoring losses. Mona also
shined on defense.
Joining the ST. Johns passing
combination on All-Prep are
Tackle Jim Chaplin and Center
Bob Fletcher. Chaplin formerly
was primarily a defensive play
er but this year developed into
the best blocker on the Cadets
offensive line. Fletcher played
more minutes this season than
any teammate, gave Piazza ex-
cellent protection with his
blocking and called defensive
signals.
Like Chaplin, Tackle Dick Ep-
pard Of Gonzaga excelled as a
blocker after being moved from
guard. He made numerous
tackles against rival st. John's
last Sunday. Playing his fourth
year on the Eagle varsity, Ep-
pard was praised by every op-
posing coach.
Guards Landon Hilliard OF
See ALL-STARS, Page AIS
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Searching Is Seeking
Second GoIIorette Win

and Bernadotte Stables Derry.
Searching won the Gallorette
in 1855 and was third last year.
Today's race will find plenty
of competition for the Jacobs
star. Mile. Dianne is coming
off two impressive allowance
victories here at this meeting
while Great Pride and Derry
also hold stakes triumphs in
their records this year. Great
Pride won a division of the
Honeymoon Stakes at Holly
wood Park and Derry captured
the Ocean City Handicap at
Atlantic City's summer meet
ing.
With the nine starters all
going today. the Galorette will
have a gross value of $l6,975
and if all remain in the lineup,
See PIMLICO, Page ABS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28

by beating Utah State and
Denver meets Wyoming.
In Virginia, interest is high
in the Virginia Military-Vir-
ginia Tech clash at Lexington,
The Keydets. unbeaten but
tied. are 2-point favorites to
take their first undisputed
Southern Conference cham
pionship and finish undefeated
for the first time in 81 years,
VMI hopes to go to the Tan
gerine Bowl. Tech has domi-
mated the series with a 30-l7-5
record.
Two star backs will tangle in
the big game in Texas. Big
John Grow is rated by some as
the finest back in the Aggies
history, while Walt Fondren is
the versatile key man in Texas
running-passing game.
Led IS Upset
Fondren, as a sophomore
was a star in the 1855 upset
when the Aggies went into the
battle with a half-game leac
in the conference race. Now
he is surrounded. by sophomore
talent.
The Longhorns, playing theii
first season under Royal
already have far exceeded ex-
pectations. AIM and Rice
have Al records. but Texas
Glib could take it all il
Baylor, winless in the league
should spill Rice Saturday.
If form prevails and the
See FOOTBALL, Page AS!
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WI SEEKS FIRST CLEAR TITLE
Texas Sophs Aiming
To Repeot IS Upset

A bunch of Texas teen-agers
shoot for the moon today as
they try to cap a season marked
by shockers with an upset VIC
tory over Texas A&M's fourth
ranked football team before a
sellout crowd of $4,000 at Col
lege Station. Tex.
Coach Darrell Royals fuzzy
checked LonghornS, probably
the biggest collection of young
sters in major college football,
go into the 64th game Of the
Southwest's Oldest and dead
Hest rivalry as 71a-point I'M
derdogs.
However, the bookmakers'
estimation on the Nations top
Thanksgiving Day battle pro-
vides slight consolation for the
Aggies as they try to clinch at
least a tie for the conference
title and a place in either the
Cotton Bowl or Sugar Bowl
Paul Bryant's club has toe
sharp a memory of the 1855
battle. when the underdog
Longhorns wrecked their title
bid with a 21-6 sumner.
There's nothing else on to-
days program to compare with
this televised battle Otis on
Washington's WRC-4 at 2:30)
Traditional Games
Cornell plays Penn and Col
gate tackles Brown in a couple
of traditional games, but
they're almost meaningless this
season. William & Mary plays
at Richmond, Utah can wrap
up the Skyline Conference title
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28
BY DICK STAY
and JIM CAWOOD

Exceptional speed coupled
with passing ability in the back
field and a mobile line averag-
ing close to 100 pounds char
acterize the first unit of The
Stars 1857 All-Prep football
squad.
st. Johns, Catholic League
champion, dominates the No
/ eleven, with three boys from
its stout line and Quarterback
John Piazza selected. Carroll
places two on the first team
and Gonzaga, st. Adams, Lam
don, st. Stephens and Epis-
copal one each.
Piazza may be the best passei
in Metropolitan high schools
He threw nine touchdown
passes. the longest play being
a 41-yarder against Anacostia
and his favorite target was END
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28

morning and will work out on
the scene of Saturdays battle
at 8 pm.
Army plans could well be
based on q more extensive use
of the forward pass, though no
one expects the likes of Bob
Anderson and Pete Dawkins to
be relegated to strictly blocking
roles. But Blaik, normally
ultraconservative in his praise
of personnel, has been sound
ing like a Madison avenue ad
writer on the subject of his
quarterback, Dave Bourland.
Included in these eulogies has
been an emphasis on Bour-
lands ability to throw the ball.
Impressive Running
Anderson, the 200-pound
sop h on ore sensation, has
gained 965 yards, a West
Point record, and has
scored IA touchdowns, high IN
the Nation. His running mate,
Dawkins, has made 602 yards
and II touchdowns. They had
an impressive running machine
See NAVY, Page A-39
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28
Football Coveruqe
On Radio and TV
TelevisiOn Today

TeleviSiOn Today
Packers at Lions, WTOP-9.
noon.
Texas at Texas A8M, WRC-
4, 2:l5 pm.
Radio Today
Virginia Military VS.. Virginia
Tech tat Roanoke. WPIK and
WPRW (l460), l pm.
Saturday TelevisiOn
Army-Navy cat Philadelphia
WRC-4. lis pm. color.
Saturday Radio
Army-Navy philadelphia
WRC, 1880 pm.
Southern California at Notre
Dame. WGMS. 2 pm.
! Georgia Tech at Georgia,
WTOP, 2 pm.
Virginia at North Carolina,
| WPIK. 2 pm.
Sunday TelevisiOn
Redskins at Chicago Bears
WTOP-9. 2 pm.
Sunday Radio
Redskins at Chicago Bears
WToP. 2 pm.
Rams at Colts. wwDC. 2 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28
Lions Trying
To Stoy Alive
With Victory
ny the Associated pre,,

The front-running Baltimore
Colts and the still-hopeful San
Francisco Forty-Niners today
had their eyes glued on Detroit,
where the Lions were trying to
stay alive in the tense scramble
for the Western Division title
in the National Football League.
The Lions, full game be-
hind with a 5-4 record, went
into their traditional Thanks
giving Day clash with the
Green Bay Packers as seven
point favorites. (The telecast
was on Washington's WTOP-
9, starting at noonD
The Colts will take a 6-3 rec
ord into their game with Los
Angeles (4-5) at Baltimore
Sunday. The Forty Miners (5-
~ are awaiting game against
the Giants at New York.
Coach George Wilson of the
Lions still believes his team has
a solid chance to win the title,
although last Sundays 27-7
loss to the Chicago Bears was
costly. Wilson thinks his boys
were looking ahead" when
they blew that one.
Maybe we were thinking
how nice it would be to win two
games in five days and let the
rest of the league worry about
us for a while" Wilson said.
AT any rate, we had a big let
down and now our job is that
much tougher. We have to win
the rest of our games and hope
someone knocks off the Colts
and Forty-Niners for us.
Don't forget that the Colts
have to play Los Angeles twice
and meet San Francisco on the
West Coast"
Sharp in the Lions memory
was the 24-20 licking they took
from the Packers last Thanks
giving-a loss that jolted their
title hopes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, Nov. 28.-Mak-
ing her third appearance in
the race, Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs
Searching heads a field of nine
fillies and mares facing the
barrier today in Pimlico's
Thanksgiving Day feature, the
$15,000-added Gallorette Stakes
The distance is a mile and
a furlong and finds the Jacobs
campaigner carrying top weight
of 1T pounds with canny Dave
Erb doing the riding.
Pitted against Searching are
such as Harold Folks Mile
Dianne, c. v. Whitney's Snow
White, Christiana Stables En-
dine. William G. HeliS, jr.'s
Light N Lovely; Ada Rice's
Great Price, Howell E. Jackson's
NaSrina, Louis Rowan's Yauca