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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Viewers Miss Crucial Part
OF Derby as V Goes Blank

lof the infield. Another few Sec
onds and the horses were back
on. but by this time Iron Liege
and Gallant Man were just q
few strides from the finish.
1t developed later that during
the short blank on the screen
the viewers had missed Willie
Shoemaker's easing of Gallant
Man when he misjudged the
finish line.
The screen went blank, too
when the field passed the stands
for the first time. Since there
was still a mile to go. however
this lapse was not as annoying.
A spokesman for CHS in New
York said they we're unable to
explain what had happened and
were awaiting a report from
Louisville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
By TED MEIER

Associated FTebb opoftb WtlteI
NEW YORK, May 4 R.-
What happened? What hap.
pened2. That probably was the
reaction of many television
viewers Of the Kentucky Derby
today when the screen unexpect-
eddy went blank during an ex-
citing part Of the stretch run.
It appeared that someone got
lin front Of the camera at about
the eighth pole, midway Of the
long stretch at Churchill Downs
lin Louisville. Our screen showed
nothing as Announcer Freely
|capassela intoned Iron Ilegt
has taken the lead. but Gallant
Man is closing on the outside
Bold Ruler is out Of it,"
The picture came back on In
a few seconds, but 1t was a view
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
RockcustIe Wins
At Lincoln Downs

LINCOLN, r. l., May 4 (R.-
Mrs. J. A. Leone's Rockcastle to.
day strenthened his position a,
o threat in the May 20 Lincoln
Special by defeating four other
candidates for that $4,000 race
in the $4,000 West Springfield
Purse at Lincoln Downs.
Second choice. Of the 1913
patrons at 3 to 2. Rockcastle de-
feated the 4 to 5 favorite. McIvoi
Prickett's Motor Line. by three
quarters Of a length in the z
furlong race. Jockey Warren
Lane brought Rockcastle from
behind to finish in l:263s ano
pay IS. $500 and $500.
Motor Line also returned 1920
to place and show while Paul and
Beno Cirione's Double Bid, the
early leader, returned $500 to
show. finishing q length back Of
the leader.
Then came Glen Alden and
Oclirock, both owned by Peter
Seller.
In addition to Rockcastle,
Double Bid. Oclirock and Amyn
Bey are eligible for the special
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NO DAILY DOUBLE TO-DAY

THIRD RAcE-Purse $1,000; claim.
Ing; 4-year-olds and up; liz miles.
htiEhty Warrior tAr'gl 41.e0 1880 ga
AgGravater tIartaekl $50 3.OO
Don't Leok Now tBrucemI $40
Ycnni. Frgo. Clay Mouse. Concentrator
Was jar Time: i:46ss.
FOURTH RACB-Purse. 80. 600: allow.
ances: 3-year-olds and up; 6h furlongs
CommaEgo iBI,Aeld, $3.50 900 4.OO
Ladv Elicit M'kmannl $50 3.2O
Bruiaria t0untardoD 2,aQ
Jeannie's Pal, Filly o'Mine. windsSii
Moslem Mad. Time. 1918.
FIFTH RAcE--The Debutante Stakes.
1000 added. 2-year-olds: 3 furlonsS
1argaretta tGiaEdoI 1880 400 I.SO
Grrard's Isle (Iiansman) $50 $40
% Hasty Doll (Adamal bAO
Queen Sal. Valiant ship. zippy Gal,
10 Ethel-Rita. Sun Again Gal, Loraida
g Casting, Her Gem. Star Today. Boz
lure, Time: O:bOM.
Hasty House Farms-Trotsek entry
Lussky- Calhoun Jr. entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $500: allow.
ances; 4-year-olda and up; furlonRs,
yagabond King tn'nb 1870 $50 3.9C
Go.dnose t0uatardo) 600 100
ThIevery [AdamHl 800
Fleet aPeet, Texas Bulldog. World
Series. Yield Homeplace. BrookWood
Time. 1:ilb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Little Poche Wins Third
Straight Race at Jomoico

JAMAICA. N. Y, May 4 R.-
Carrying topweight of 121
pounds. Ellis Farms Little Pache
had little trouble winning the
inaugural Of the $27,950 Bed
ORoses Handicap before a crowd
of 36.l15 at Jamaica today.
Taking the lead midway OF
the tar turn. Little Pache, ridden
BY Conn McCreary, gunned
through the homelane to win by
. comfortable four-length mar
gin. Morty Freedman's Gay Life
was second and Christopher T.
Chenery's Manotick. who stum-
bled at the start, nosed out D. &,
H. Stables Pardala for the show
award
The Bed ORoses. named for
Alfred @. Vanderbilt's fine race
mare. was the third victory in
as many starts for Little Pache
over the Jamaica oval. She pre-
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID sIO5.IO

THIRq. RACE-Purse. $4,000: maiden
slS: 4: o: BeIs on 1870 !E.e $50
Merchsnt Prince dViaso) eSSS
Hung Up, Tulsan. Azelea Town. Trinity
Lint. Ideal View. Gunner Boy, MASH
gette; fIndian Truce. fAtoIn Rocket. Iron
hi PoUR fiHs' R litS fEisid $4,000; al
lowances; 3:year-olds: furionss.
Decorate 1BoIsnd) 100 S.iO
YET e. Easy street, Roman League
FIFTH RAcE-Purss' $4,000: allow.
1 H, 5syear-olds: II. miles
a.ss :a 81 ssSst .s..r $50 zig ZIG s sSS
Arnica tAtkins0n) $40
Sunday Star. HarmonizinE. Made out.
S0 SIKH nE'f RAcfm tins l;4S $4,000 allow.
ances: 4.year-.olds and up; furlonss
Gay Warrior lGuerinl 40 $40
Po,ss snut , Danish -. 500
sian Claw. Time. 1:l2as.
Handicap: $4,000 added: 5-yesr.o
s sT.,,i up; 3. i miles: q. a.. -.
Gay Life GAtkInsony $40 $50
Manotiek (BolandD 2'SO
Korestes: Myrtle,s Jet. Planchette.
Pardala: Time; 1:45. -,
Icarian lDalton) $50 s.IO 3.4O
Cannenade lSorIentino) sic $40
Rhy Dress tsteFling) 800
Ma.. Hiish'Y Rsp.d SnshU. pa Mon oa 4%:
studioso entry.
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LAUREL

Continued from Page CT
terday's victory in addition tc
the 1920 he Melted from the
purse. Last September. Aeschy-
lus. facing possible humane de.
struction. was operated on fol
a bone chip in his foreleg. Under
Small's care, the horse was
brought along slowly and nov
boasts two straight triumphs in
his comeback.
Lofty Peak and Mary's Bubble
raced for the early lead and this
early pace took something oui
Of the favorite. who got to the
front at the top Of the stretch
but could not resist the chal-
lenge Of Aeschylus, who was
close throughout. Blue Choir
was fourth without excuse and
Jabneh, who was topweighted
with 1913 pounds. never was in
the running and finished sixth
Aeschylus. ridden by Keith
Stuart. carried ia pounds ans
was Clicked in 1:413s for the
about a mile and one. sixteenth
Betting on the final Laurel
program reached $1.266.9 74
Total wagering during the g.
day spring stand was $50. 473. 371
for a $l.050.806 daily average
This represented q IL per cent
increase over the 1856 spring
session. Attendance was also up
ga per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Continued from Page c.

Continued from rage C"l
Liege's dam is Iron Maiden. a
War Admiral mare. so the new
Derby champion is lacking
nothing in royal breeding.
ShoemakerIs blunder is not
the first of its kind by any
means, but it's unfortunate that
it should happen to such a great
rider and bring financial woe to
so many Of a real good horses
hackers.
Less than two years ago al
Hollywood Park, Silent Shoe
manfully took the rap for one
of Swaps few defeats. saying he
didn't see Porterhouse coming
when he eased the California
champion.
Similar Error In 1916
Maybe Churchill Downs will
have to do something to keep
Jockeys from confusing the six
tenth pole and the finish line,
for back in 1916 Job Dean Jessop
a hot rider at the time, eased
Hampden out Of second money
in a Derby which Assault won
by eight lengths. Johnny Long
den took Spy Song right past
Hampden when Jessop mis-
Judged the finish.
One Of the classic blunders Of
this kind turned out all right in
the Belmont Stakes nearly SO
years ago when Joe Notter. mis-
took the finish and started to
pull up the never-defeated Colin.
But Notter realized his mistake
in time and managed to nose
out FAIR Play. sire Of the great
Man o. War. Colin retired after
is straight victories. so it can
be seen what a racing tragedy
Notter nearly committed.
Too much credit cannot be
given Hartack for Iron Liege's
victory today. but Shoemaker
may have had the better horse
This, of course. will be deter
mined in the next few weeks In
the Preakness at Pimlico and the
Belmont Stakes. Willie had Iron
Liege on his toes at the gate
and the Calumet Devils red and
blue silks were prominent al
every stage of the running.
Federal Hill Takes Lead
Coming by the stands the first
time. Clifford Lussky's Federal
Hill. q real speedball. was In
front. but Eddie Arcaro. cunning
for his sixth Derby Victory. had
Bold Ruler right alongside and
Iron Liege and Round Table
were close up. too.
Going up the backstretch,
Federal Hill led by a length and
"a half. with Bold Ruler second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Rocco and Murphy
Head Mat Card

Antonino Rocca and Skull
Murphy. two Of the most sue
cesSful wrestlers in the sport and
crowd pleasers in previous bouts
here, have been lined up for q
one fall to the finish match
Thursday night at Capitol Arena,
The bout will open the pro-
gram at $3.50 and will not be
televised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
|TeIIarian Sets
World Record
AT Garden State

CAMDEN, N. j., May 4 (P).-
George D. Widener's Tellariar
came with a rush in the stretch
to win the $29,700 Valley Forge
Handicap in world record time
of 1892 for the mile and 70
yards at Garden State Park
today.
Jockey Bonnie Sorrensor
booted home the $22.70-to-1
longshot by three lengths as
Calumet Farms Fabius, the g.
to-5 favorite. wound up a badly
beaten eighth in a field of nine
thoroughbreds. Tellarian paid
$46.40. $19.40 and $3.50 to his
hackers in the opening day
crowd Of 37.79s fans.
Brookfield Farms Impromptu
ridden by Joe Culmone, took Sec
ond. q head in front of Colin
McLeod's Besomer. with Gray
Phantom Of the Wheatley
Stables fourth. OWE Scurlock
aboard Fabius. had no excuse
as the Calumet horse, second in
last years Kentucky Derby and
winner Of the 1856 Preakness
had clear sailing.
Swaps Held Record
Tellarian, chestnut gelding
by Eight Thirty Tellaris,
smashed the world record for the
distance Of 1898 set in 1856 by
Rex C. Ellsworth's Swaps at
Gulfstream Park. SorenSon Kept
the Widener horse under a hold
in the early going, running
eighth and then seventh through
the first half mile over a fast
track.
Chit Chat, Mrs. Eugenia Bank
heads gray 5-year-old, set the
early pace with Mrs. Natalie
Lynch's Mans Mink and I'M
promptu in close contention.
Fabius never was better than
sixth throughout the opening
feature Of the 1857 New Jersey
racing season. AS the horses
came out Of the backstretch,
Sotenson opened up with Tel
larian who went flying on the
outside.
Let Him Run
The Widener horse bolted
from seventh to second at the
top Of the stretch as Mans Mink.
ridden by g. L. Smith. faded and
Besomer, with Nick Shuk aboard
and Impromptu came on to make
it q three-horse race. Tellarian
pulled ahead by a head, q length
and finally three lengths as he
flashed across the finish line in
record time. Impromptu paid
$3.50 and $40. and Besomer 81.
Net to'the Widener stable for
the impressive victory was $780,
$50. Sorenson said after the
race that. mr.. Mulholland CTel-
larian's trainer, w. F. Mulhol-
land. told me to let him run
out there. stay on the outside
and let him run his own race.
never did try to make him do
anything. He was much the best
horse and he handled like a
baby"
Scurlock, who knew prior to
the race that Calumet had won
the Kentucky Derby with Iron
Liege. had hoped to make it a
double for the fabulous stable
with Fabius but as he put it,
"Fabius just wasn't there today"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
MeAteer Keeps Title.
Knocks Out Elliott

JOHANNESBURG, South At
RIGA. May 4 (R.-Pat McAteer,
British Empire middleweight
champion. retained his title to-
night when he knocked out South
African Jimmy Elliott in the
sixth round Of a scheduled Is
round bout.
Elliott collapsed in his corner
after he had been counted Out
and did not come to for q
minutes.
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Iron Liege Wins Derby,
Nosing Out Gallant Man

on the outside and Iron Liege
third. The first intimation that
it wasn't Bold Rulers day came
shortly before the far turn was
reached when Hartack shot by
Bold Ruler on the inside and
then took over the lead coming
around the bend into the stretch
All this time, Gallant Man
and Shoemaker had been lag
ging back in seventh place
ahead of only Shan Pac and
Better Bee. the 40-to-1 shots
ridden by the father-and-son
jockey combination of Johnny
and ]. Ralph Adams. Shoemaker
started moving up on the in
side with little more than a
quarter Of a mile to go, but had
to 60 to the outside because
Hartack had stolen the rail as
well as the lead with Iron Liege
Ding Dong Rattle
With Federal Hill and BOLD
Ruler both through before the
eighth pole had been reached
the race settled down to a ding.
dong battle between two coura-
geous horses and two mighty de-
termined jockeys. Driving ano
whipping. Shoe got Gallant Man
a little in front between calls in
the early stretch. Then pressboS
watchers got a jolt when Willie
appeared to rise in the saddle
and nearly stand up in the STIR
Irups, That cost him the race as
1t turned out. although few in the
big crowd we're aware Of what
happened.
Because Of the weather, the
crowd wasn't up to the Derby's
usual about 100000" The tenn
perature was in the low 40s and
the day was raw and windy. II
was much too rough for many
visitors who had brought only
summer clothes and weren't
prepared for such a rugged after
noon. Derby veterans said the
weather was colder than for any
other Derby since 1941. The bet
ting also was considerably off
The pre-Derby wagering totaled
only $477.632. as compared with
$4,000 a year ago. and the bet
ting during the first three races
was nearly 100000 below that
of last year.
Betting on the Derby totaled
only $l.40l. 0l7-down $265.533
compared to last year.
The parimutuel total last year
was $l.666.550. slightly below the
$l.677.l78 record set in 1855.
The total on the nine races was
$3.800.250 compared with last
years all-time record of s4.-
$50. 232.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SI.3I3.20

DAlLn DOUBLE PAID S1,313.2O
~: THIRD RACE. ! $1,000; claim
Briny Deep (Cuim0nel 40 $50
Son O'DOge (GOFmanl 500
Brown Paper. Tiswar, Tanfran. Look
Forward. Plane Ada. Mt. Carmel, Fern
Glen, Mr.. 5owes, Won't Give Up. Time.
cl. Ei0gRTE E.,. sAcS .nd Purse 5000
Ii:S e s:s' ksss 400 s ssS Gag sS
Recherche (BIum) S20
Nobel Sens. Weep and Wall. Mean Mean
time, Paddy's Day. Breakers. Time,
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; allow.
True verdict iB'i@'tIsp $50 SEQ $50
E Cen k. CASEY t Germany $40 $50
Navy Jet. Mt. Eden. Browse Awiis.
Golden age, Air Wonder. Mares Beau.
SIXTH RHcE-Purse. $500: allow
Ace Sailor !Delvecchie) $50 SEQ
sk wB;t,I sil 's Ben N,sS uoa $40
Meadow. Royal Battle, Solo FliTh s
"D SEVENTH e RAcE@.fhe Valley rorv.
lei Te.Ia raj tssase s ~ ' asio 1910 $50
ImDromptu tCulmone) s.6O $40
besomer lShukl Loo
Chit Chat, Ambiguous. Mans Mink,
Fabius, War Piper, Gray Phantom.
Time, 1895 (new track recordl.
EiGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
tne; 4-year-olds and up; IL miles.
Bal Harbour tMtnl 1850 $50 800
Voyante (Bluml $40 400
Punkin Vine, Lynn Ridge, Bill Cane.
Three Cubs. Time. 1:44.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S2O4.OO

THIRD RAcE-Purse $500, claim.
ing. !, 4-year-olds and up: 81 furlongs.
Soldier Soldier Sen s@.! .H9oDer| S.so s.sS 5.s0
X. Aam sGsfis BARROW, $50 4 4.SS
Ambalong, Sun Jeep. Full Book, Her
man L. Time, 1:203s.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $4,000, claim.
Rai.,a ay ysn. lM.a and up; ga igrlOnes
II: ss: e.:.! tst S.sstI, Law $50 ss$
Captain Wave. Gay Orbit, Shining
Jen, Fleet Argo. Star Page. Time, l:2Oas.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500. claim.
Jump Tune tsforonskip 40 s sS
Friendly Man tTrumanD $50
Mytor, Sonora Girl. o'Hosan. TurKo-
Story. Time. 1:2O3s.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse S4.50O. allow.
ances; 4-year-olds and up. / mile.
Last And Only tTru'nS $50 $50 2.4o
poe Norman !JessOD) 100 $50
Dientudo, NiraL Dee Wee Tee, slam.
min Harp. In Clover. Time. 1:43.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S15.OOO.
Thos. p. Nash Memorial Handicap; 3:
year-olds and up; lie miles.
Rock Pilot (BaIdwin) SEQ san
Tussle Patch JessODD 400
Jimmy The one. Sir Tribal. sam
Time. 1:47.s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; / mile
wolverine baldwin, 1850 $40 500
Principle (CFaigl 4.(i0 3.ll
Light Brick (JessOpD 3JO
Tin Twist, omyboy. Birch Hills. Air
Battle. Time. 1:424s
NINTH RAcE-Purse $4,000, claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up: lIe miles.
French Lesion (S'kiD 1850 100 $40
Poppy Lass baldwin, $40 $50
Little Boo (Trumanl 64O
Tacaro. Debbie Ann. Laurys Glory,
Shell Diver. Codeyville and Tiny Harp.
Time, 1:5l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

LAURELS JEERED FINISH-This official track
photograph Of yesterdays first race at Laurel was
toners thought otherwise Although the finish ap-
pears TO show John J. Jr:, No. 8, with his nose wee
bit further over the line arrow; than Business Trip
was deadlock An objection against John j. Jr. by
Jockey Norman Cox, whose Jubtz finished third.
was dsaowed, adding to the confusion of the early
program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Jumuicu Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim.
tng: .4-year-olds and up; 3 furiongs,
kongleat tDeekeTt ESQ $50 $50
Equisse (Sterllngl l3.00 5l0
Robert w. (DalfOnl ip0
Repealed. Andre, Wheat State. Greek
Drama, Pilot Jet, Andfoh. Time, 1 :l3ss.
SECOND RACE--Purss, $500: claim
ING 4-year-olds. and up. La miles.
Chifionard iVAluelal $40 a.S0
BRIGHT Plumes sBoiand) AS0
Indian Smoke, Slide Sir, syfe. Pelici-
tation, PleRonit. oetthere Frank. Tine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
TubIe Tennis Event

The Washington table tennis
championships. sponsored by the
District Table Tennis Associa-
ton, will be held today at club
headquarters. 419 Ninth street
NV. The juniors and boys
matches start at / pm. and
linens and women's at 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Churchill Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
R0ving Caesar tAdamsl eco 6.tO
Toy Again Cock asa
Leatherwood, ontheball, Ten.o-Two
.hariie BowmsnA sInew, VIII 90 We'll
Mahmoud Relic, Red Harpin. Eduet
Tire. 1:i4.
SEC SECOND R ace. $500; allow
Benedlcto lDeverl 2i.6O
First Fair. Ivy Age. Blliy's Best
9ninap. Colonel n, g.. Green Heels,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Gurden Stute Results
by the ASSoclateo Press
,arn --

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claim.
Ing: 2-year-olds; s furlongs.
Daunissa rD'veeehlOl 1900 $3.50 Fl 81
Sun King (Bluml 1850 M. I'D
Toy Knight tMartinl 350
Snake Oil. Rinfio. Ny Decision, Doc
tor'S Orders. Crocodile Tear, Flying
Lover, Hy-Skeeter. Wish Upon. Mid-Fast
Time. 1:0lhs
SECOND RACE - Purse. $500:
claiming. 4-year-olds and up: & furlones.
IMPERATIVE tGorman) 1910 790
Faulty martini IN a0
Radiator. Ban. General Dillon. Big
5onus. Rich and Rare. Waric, Night
Time, 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
chort Of Kentucky Derby Appears OF
Pooe c.l.

EIGHTH RAcE--Purse.. 81, 200: allow
Anees; J.year.oids; q furiones.
T rsss stS ,S",senmh) 1880 S.ec s'gS
Prince Killer tHartaohl J,lO
Royal Niche, Larned Boy. Here Come
Joe, Tom. HertEler. Dixie Doee, Aureoolt.
Time, 1.l1A.
lingi 1-year.plda and up: rs miles,
| Irtah Sea fAdamal $50 AGO a,no
Eneone tmeckmannl $40 900
Miss opestua!y tian.man) 1,to
lFun For Two. Time. TAIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
CHARTS OF RACES AT Laurel


FIRST EAcE-Purse 8. 500; claimins: 4-yearOlds and
ing place sam. Winners Xavier Farms 80 by Revoked
Byrd Trainers: r. r DicEman. r B. Archer. Values ~
S1062.50 SlO6250. $3.50, S125. Time, 1:49 clear and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT PIMLICO
6 furIonss.
Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, PM

BEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RACE
FIRST RAcE-Puns $500; claiming s3soo; 4ysed end I'd;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Sportsmuns Results

FIRST RACE-Purse $4,000, claim.
| ing; 4-year-olds and up; / mile
Feb (SkorOnskiD 22.OO $50 ego
War Tuck tC0HmanD $50 4SO
Evening Ember (Truman) $50
Kim-Ki. Nigreeny, Sheer Madness, wise
Swiv. Time, 1:433s.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500, claim
ing; 3-year-olds; o furlongs.
Jeans Love (C0lher) 1880 $50 $50
Classic Red (yessoD) AGO 2.6O
Little Raven tReyn0ldsD $3.50
Capital Ace, Reactress. Stout Built,
Part Indian, Bells Best, Joe aabu. Time,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

Two-dollar mutuels paid-BUSINESS TRIP $3.50 SO So
Handle-S775S0.
SECOND RACE-Purse So 500: claimng 4-year-oids and
Sp miles Post 2;i5; off a. once start good driv
Phsntasy Trsney E R. Myers vaues-si625 $780, $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

large, well-established, air-conditioned real
estate office has opening in its property manage
ment department for man, not over 90 years of
age, with some experience in management work.
This is a permanent position with ample oppor-
tunity for advancement. Must have automobile, but
liberal allowance and free parking space provided.
Company furnishes free lunches, has retirement
plan, group disqualification, life insurance, and
operates on 5-day, 37Ia-hour work week Appli-
cations will be kept confidential until applicant is
contacted. Apply in own handwriting, stating
education, previous experience and salary ex-
pected.
BOX 262-R, STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
SALES ASSOCIATE
FULL AND PART TIME

Here Is your opportunity TO earn
$4,000 per year and more Sew
eral sales positions open In our
Washington once Securities eX-
perienee not necessary. fine sales
executive training course, earn
while you learn Progressive ad-
yertislng and sales promotion pro-
gram excellent opportunity for ad-
vaneement. II you are looking for
us for an appointment. Interviews
at your convenience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
SALES PERSONNEL

To call on industrial, institutional
and commercial trade In the Balti-
more area No overnight travelling;
high commissions, bonus and in
suranee program Draw available
We are a national mfg adding 10
out present sales force In this area
Our training Drogram leadership
and quality merchandise plus ma
] tional advertising assures YOU un-
/ limited opportunity and income
Sales experience helpful but not
necessary. Prefer men over 10,
Call q A HAMLIN. Mon. after 4
. m. for appointment. co. 10000.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE Elias.
tic porcelain guarantee steel tank
lining and industrial maintenance
excellent background with v s
KIRWAN ENGINEERING CO, SIS
s Hanover st., Baltimore. Md
Plaza 2.li33
SALES REPRESENTATIVES,, expert
cnced. ambitious men with refer
ences choice territories available
In East Coast States for new
non competitive Etore items Car
necessary Excellent earnings with
advancement possibilities. Apply
Monday, Mr.. DnlinHky, BULMAN
STORE ENGINEERING CORP -
o 81. NV
SALESMAN, hardware store, Al least
) years experience. Call Gathers
burg IA for appointment,
sALEsMAN- COLLECTOR for estab-
lished insurance route. auto nee
etsAry, Apply 500 Columbia Bids.
41B 9TH ST. NV.