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MAT NATIONAL III i L.'''''
Employment Service
WaShlngton's LARGEST Agency
SALES

Sales Engr.. deg. nee to $4,000
Cosmetics. exper. -. SIS. 400
Publications. d. $4,000 plus
Gift wrap, to 40 S5,00J
Tires. budget. 25-35 -S4,s 500 plus
Tires, exper, car furn.. S4.S00 plus
Toilet goods, car, 10 so 81, 500
Pharmaceutical 96-33 $500 pl.
Addressograph OPP. 1927,
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MIRIAM RosEEpoRP
ge-u,-I,sf,.beoO Trustees
Zed L. Williams and Zed L.
Williams. Jr.
Auetioneefs and Appraisers
Warehouse Storage
AUCTION
AT
WILLIAMS AUCTION
HOUSE
1905 II ST, NV.
Tues. (June 23) . pm.
BY order Of Smiths Storage
Warehouse being sold to
enforce unpaid storage.

les BOXES OF CHINA. GLASS
CLOTHING. BOOKS AND sRfc.
ALSO FURNITURE. FOR ALL
PARTS or THE HOME. SUITES
AND ODD PIECES. INCLUDING 2
UPRIGHT PIANOS. RUGS AND
CARPETS NUMEROUS OTHER
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
Auctioneers Phone MA. s-eseO
IRVING KAMINs, AuctioneeF,
20 X street NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Z
TWO STORY : AND : BASEMENT
ROW BRICK DWELLING KNOWN
AZ AonriiwEsr a;i2S ONTARIO ROAD
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of
trust duly recorded. in Liber No.
l093S. Folio 50 ct seq, OF the
land records OF the District Of
Columbia, and at the request OF
the party secured thereby, the
understRned trustees will sell, al
public auction In front Of the
Rremisss, on FRIDAY. THE
AID. 1859, AT ONE O'CLOCK
M blt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lhnu
ana premises. situate in the Dis
triet Of Columbia, and designated
as and being Lot a in Square
TERMS: Sold subject 10 a prior
deed OF trust for approximately
S9.953 80. further particulars OF
which will be announced at time
OF sale: the purchase price above
said trust 10 be paid in cash. A
deposit Of $500 reauired. Con-
Veyancing, recording. etc, ct pur-
ehaser's cost Adjustments made
as Of date Of sale. Terms 10 be
complied with within thirty days,
Otherwise deposit forfeited and
the. property may be advertised
ana resold at the discretion OF
the trustees.
JAMES NJ. COG0s,
CHALMERS p. OROFP.
1elb,2S,16 Trustees
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CASHIER CLERK

We have an interesting
position with Q variety OF
duties involving cashier and
audit work. Applicant must
be able TO type. prefer
young man rs % 80, start
ing salary S71.50 per week,
periodic merit increases, paid
group insurance and other
benefits. send complete
resume to Box 43s-T, Star.
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AIiFAA MOTOR SALR9
FAiRPAx EP : CIR CIRCLE

AUTO MECHINIC Exper- Al
makes and models. Plenty Of work
good pay. Fully equip. shop, excel
working cond. Apply IN uerson,
MIDTOWN MOTOPS, INC 505d
Ga. ave. NV.
AUTO PAINTER'S HELPER-Whjte
age 10 through 80. MASTER
AUTO Body, 3240 Prospect 81
nv. FE, $1,000. Mr.. Hart.
AUTO TRANS. stECHANTC--PIenfy
OF work, good pay. fully equip. shop
excel. working eond, Appiy In per.
son, MIDTOWN MOTORS. INC
1910 Ga. ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC--ist class witt
complete set Of tools; famfly
man with Chrysier experiencs
pTeIefrsd; nat rate pay basil
with liberal retirement plan anS
many other company benefits
You can earn SI7s every weel
" our modern. fully equipped
shop. Apply 70 Mr.. Powers
kSpnYAL SnnY1AaL ,cHRYsLER, INC, 390l
hnooe Island ave, Brentwood
Nd. Wa $4,000.
AUTO sALESMAN-Used cars N1sl
come well recommended, Receni
iocal exper.. preferred, GOOD pss
plan, good hrs. I00ee foor time
see Mr.. Abe. RELIABLE MoTOF
Co, 10i New York ave ne
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AUCTION SALES
THOs. ,. OWEN q SON,

AuCtlOutNfNg
iii 4 ST. NV.
tTTWSorfsf TWoor fssffoRYa aLf r CIV oF V4rRishs D \ ~ I
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AZ
PREMISES NUMBER iSO5 WYLif
STREET NORTHEAST.
trust duly recorded in Li6er No
land reeoTas @ Of q the District i u
Columbia, and at the request oi
the party secured thereby, the
unasrsiEned trustees win sell. q
premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE
FIRST DAY oF JULY, Ap. 1885
AT THREE O'CLOCK PM, the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES land and prem;
Columbia. and designated as and
OF lots In Square 1908. as per
plat recorded in the once OF the
Surveyor for the. District Of Co.
lnmbia. in Liber IA. at Folio 1856
TERMS OF SALE. ALL CASH. A
deposit Of $500 will be required
At time Of sale. Adjustments made
as OF date Of sale. All convey.
anctng, recording, revenue stamps
etc. az cost Of purchaser. Terms
q sale 10 be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale
otnerwise the trustees reserve tbs
right 10 resell the property at the
haser. after 1--WE days advertise.
ment Of such resale in some news.
paper published In washinston
MIRIAM RosENpoRP.
MILDRED MlNCOSKY,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
South American assiEnment: uuali-
fied n train local personnel in
modern administrative and ac-
counting practices. as used IN
state highway departments in
United States fluent Spanish. writ
ten and oral required: salary
Send resume and references to
pnw KAT Qiar
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
pwo;sToRY pSS,5ss5SI YIsEn REIcB DwELLIMG, 3 ,iY

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
TWO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING
PREMISES NUMBER l42 ELMIRl
STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trus
duly recorded, in Liber No. S9S7
records OF the District Of Coium,
bia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby. the under.
signed trustees will sell. at public
auction, in front Of the premises
NINTH DAY OF JUNE. AD' 1864
At. TWO O'CLOCK PM. tht
following-described land and
premises, situate in the District
Of Columbia, and designated a.
and being Lot lis, in Square
6240. in q subdivision made b.
Chamberlin a Pessagno Construc.
ton Company: as per plat recorded
records of the once Of the sur.
veyor Of the District Of Columbia;
subject to building restriction line
and agreement Of record.
TERMS: Sold subject 10 q prior
deed Of trust for approximately
S5,637 10; further particulars oi
which will be announced AZ time
Of sale: the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash. A
deposit Of $500 required. Con-
veyaneing, recording, revenue
stamps. etc, at purchasers cost
Adjustments made as Of date oi
sale. Terms TO be complied with
within thirty dayS, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold 81
the discretion OF the trustees,
ROBERT HAMMOND.
Surviving Trustee.
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AddreSsograph
Operator

Young man, 1928, with high
school completed, with some ex-
perience operating addresSograph
and grAphotype machinery. Full
time, permanent employment.
Monday through Friday work week:
periodic pay increases, company
benefit program.
Apply Personnel, street floor. $40
am. TO $3.50 pm. weekdays. No
phone calls.
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AUTO WARRANTY
CLAIMS CLERK

Must have experience; ton salary I
Plus commission: many company
9enents Apply in person 10 Mr. |
bOWRINo. 1345 Florida ave. ne
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HELP MEN

CARPENTER AND GENERAL MANI
TENANCE ASSISTANT in once
pidg;: steady work for sober, re-
sNsSs4 nsDis man. MR.. DAVID. Ma.
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CARPENTERS

CARPENTER with car 10 take
snars charge Of rsmodeiing dept. fof
ployment. OIL. 4-4lba' mn Ross
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ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER,
white, excel. opportunity for
hard worker, downtn. real estate
once, must be familiar with
double entry bookkeeping. through
trial balance. Please send brief
resume stating age, exp. when
avail. and salary required. BOX
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BENNTNG AUTO SALES

1900 BENNfNC RD. NE.
AUTO MECHANICS - AUTOMATIC
transmission experience preferred,
put not essential High piece work
rates with guaranteed salary:
plenty OF work: al company bene-
MS. Apply in person. HERSON'S.
IN and q, DE; 2-4700.
ASLO WI. MECHANIC. Ford sxper. pre-
Arthur blvd, FE. a-l2n2
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ROCK CREEK
AUCTION SALES
ADAMS A. wEsCHLER q SON
Aucti0neers-Appraisers
Trustees Sale

Auett0neefs-AppfatA
Trustees Sale
of
Food MARKET a DELICATESSEN
FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT
Globe Slicer-Dayton Scale
FIVE REFRIG. COMPRESSORS
BY Public Auction
at 1920 l4th ST. NV.
THUR SDAY
June 25. 1859, 10 AM. =.
Hill. s It. and Tyler. z IT. self
seryiee cases, Tyler 6-door dairy
case, Frederick s It. freezer case.
Hussmsnn refer. veg. case. Day
ton "g7O" computing and Jacobs
counter scales. Globe -S4O5
siicer, Coca Cola bottle cooler W
comp. "a h.p. and 3A h.p. COM
Re: chattel Deed Of Trust Filed
Nov. 21. 1858 as Instrument No.
44T9. Recorder Of Deeds once.
d. e.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN JOSEPH LEAHY
GEORGE H. BEUcHkKT. JH.
Union Trust Building
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PERSONAL

CAMP IN MAINE. ideal healthy
SURROUNDINGS, for boys and girls;
salt water. counselors. excellent
supervision: trip starting july LIST;
moderate rates. OIL. 2-9s73
TEACHER. and nursery teacher,
white: live. in, summer school;
Trees, porches. cool rm., board
and salary. OIL. a-9ST3.
JOIN OUR DANCE CLUB, learn 70
dance IN Q warm congental at
mosphere. Pay as you so no con-
tract 81 per hour lesson, free
wkly. social. Call HO 2-2277
NEED CAR for driving test7 II so,
call Me S-353s.
PERM, So 95, shamp. set 81: style
cut. 75e. WASHINGTON BEAUTY
ACADEMY. 1908 H 81, nv.
PRIVATE HOME has room avail
able for care OF elderly lady. JU.
5-6461. No calls Saturday.
PRTVATE INVESTIGATIONS and
divorce evidence. AL.L-STATE IN
VESTIGATORS, WO. 6-0279.
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AUTO MECHANIC

AUTO MECHANIC
Car or truck. Must be fully expe.
rieneed, sober, reliable: 10 work
for washington's fastest erowing
Ford dealer. Modern. well-eauip.
shop with twin post lifts and ex-
haust fume outlets. Paid holidays
and vacation. other company BEN
efits. See Mr.. Dennisor, sefvice
mgr. TRIANGLE MOTORS, 3Oi0
Rhode Island ave. ne.
AUTO MEcHANICs-ExpeF. 'front.'
end with Bear equipment. Cal
NO. 7-7a76.
AUTO MECHANIC - Need eteady
man with GM experiences fprefer.
ably oldsmohile) for full-time lob
2a5qays per week; commission,
oO/5O. See Bob Van Pelt.
FAIRPAx MOTOR SALES
FAIRFAX CIRCLE
CR a-0o00
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Bankruptcy' EState q oSol ~'e
New a. Used Household O. once
FURNIT U r Z
Modern Corner Sectional Sofa
LOUNGE and TELEvIsIoN CHAIRS
Record Cabinet-CheTry Dresser
JIc0BEAN DINING ROOM GROUP
Box Springs--MattTesses Etc.
Also
Metal Secretarial and Salesman
DESKS S
gWIVEL and POSTURE CHAIRS
Electric and Standard Typewriters
INNER COMM. SYSTEM ETC.
BY order Nicholas orem; tr; Trus-
Inc: Merchants Transfer Stor-
age Co; and other consisnorS.
BY AUCTI ION
at IVES HI E IS
905 E Street NV.
TOMORR DIV
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AUTO MECHANIC

Opening for one mechanic 70
complete our stan. Fast moving
shop all make cars, You are IN
business with US. Excellent pay
plan, Decentralization and all COM
psny Dement'S. Call Red Barnes.
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CARPENTERS
ENGINEERS
SCIENTISTS

FOB np This AN INVITATION TO INVESTIGATE THE OPPORTUNITIES
VELoPAENT COMPANY IN WASHINGTON AREA ~ 80
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AUTO MECHANIC, experienced, 70
work in the newest shop In Met
ropolitan WASHINGTON for the old
est Ford leadership, Many COM
pany BENEFITS. See Stew Taylor
or Hugh Dellinger, HILL AND
SANDERS INC, 1880 Viers MN
road, wheaton, Nd.
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AUTO MECHANICS 125, real oppty,
for exper. men to work for q vol
une. service dealer. Pleasant work.
cond.' 5000 pay basis. vacation,
Ayres, PALMER-FORD INC, 3IlO
Hamilton St.. Hyatts.. Nd.
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER 3 SON,
Auetioneers-Appraisers,
Since 1890

Bankruptcy. Estate a. Storage. Sale
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HELP MEN
(coNTlNuEp)

ASSISTANT DISPATCHER. night
work: must be good typist: also
day time clerical work available
Apply in person, ROADWAY EX-
PRESS, Laurel, Nd.
ASST. MANAGER TRAINEE. Alex.
no exper., hS.g., rapid advance
Ac EMPL, OIL King st., Alex
AUTOMOTIvE LOCKsMITH and
crane drivers. over 25. experi-
enced with knowledge Of D. c.
area. no others need apply. OIL.
b-5Q20 after 10 am. ~
AUTO BODY MAN--1st class only:
must have own hand tools: s.
day wk., plenty Of work. overtime
II desired. Holidays with pay
Commission basis. Apply BRIGHT
WOOD AUTO CENTER, 5gl7
0eorgiA ave. n.w.. RA. 6-1s00.
AUTO BODY MAN, chrysler, ex.
perienced. excellent working con.
ditions, 5-day week. Apply SKINK.
ER MOTOR CO.. INC, 1915 Goth
81. NV, DI. 7-4310. See Mr.. Neu.
fer or Mr.. Hoffman. Call Mr.. Hon.
man Sat. or Sun, AID. 4-s96D.
AUTO BRAKE MECHANIC AND
HELPER. young. white. 903 n
ST. NV
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-30
Robertson Voted
Top Performer
In AII-Stur Game

KANSAS CITY. Mar. 80
(AP) "A sparkling shooting ex-
hibition led by Cincinnati's
Oscar Robertson and Mike
Mendenhall brought the East
a 102-71 victory over the West
in the Ararat Shrine Temples
eighth all-star basketball game
Saturday night.
All-America Robertson led
the scoring with % points, one
more than made by teammate
Mendenhall.
All 10 East players scored al
though Johnny Cox, another
All-America from Kentucky.
failed to get a field goal on six
shots. Jerry West. West Vir-
ginia's All-America. made eight
points for the East and got nine
rebounds, second only to II by
John Green of Michigan State.
The West, which won five Of
the seven previous games played
for the Shriners' hospitals for
crippled children, got is points
from All-America Bob Boozer
of Kansas State.
Robertson was voted the out
standing player of the game,
which attracted 5000 in Mu-
nicipal Auditorium.
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Olson Tests
Koyo Punch
OfCoIhoun

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. 80
(AP).-Bobo Olson. former
'middleweight champion. now q
hungry fighter again at the age
Of 80, continues his campaign
for q light heavyweight title
bout tonight when he battles
hard-hitting Rory Calhoun.
Bobo has won three comeback
fights. all by knockout, but not
against the caliber Of Calhoun,
a ranking 160-pound contender.
They meet over the l0-round
route at the Cow Palace in a
bout expected to do $4,000.
Olson fights for o guarantee of
$4,000. or IS per cent of the
net, while Calhoun stands to
collect $500 or Is per cent,
whichever is greater.
Olson's share might appear
large, but it won't do too much
in erasing the $53,200 tax bill
Uncle Sam holds against him.
And he has II dependents, his
ex-wife, Helen. and four chill
dren, and his present wife,
Judy, and five.
Since starting his comeback
as a 175-pounder, Olson has
shown to advantage. His three
knockout victims include Paddy
Young of New York. Olson has
won SO fights and lost 10 with
five by knockout. Calhoun has
won 80, lost six and fought one
draw. He's been stopped only
once-by Spider Webb at the
Cow Palace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-30
DeIony's Easiest Win
Closes Indoor Season

CHICAGO, Mar. 80 (AP)-
Peerless Ron Delany. who
seems to win with incredible
ease. has carted off the huge
Bankers Mile trophy but-con-
trary to the hopes of track fans
in unSpectacular fashion.
About 1920 fans damned
the International Amphitheatre
Saturday night for the 23d an
nual Chicago Relays, hoping
Delany might make his 34th
straight indoor mile victory a
record one.
They had reason to hope.
This was the Villanova grad
uate students last indoor mile
of the season. Last year the
24-year-old Irishma n had
cracked the indoor mark with
a 4:03.4 in the relays.
Instead, Delany, running
what he called his easiest race
of the campaign, methodically
pounded out a 1904 mile.
This was Delany's fifth slow
est time of the year and just
matched Gil Dodd's winning
time Is years ago in the same
meet.
There was a thriller, how
ever. Hayes Jones of Eastern
Michigan tied the indoor Co.
yard hurdles record with .O7
Delany didn't have any real
competition except tor Penn
States Ed Moran. Missing was
Istvan Rozsavolgyi, the flying
Hungarian, who pushed De-
lany twice to new indoor marks
earlier this year. Rozsavclgyi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-30
Clay Will Handle
Public Relations
For Gurden State

CAMDEN. N. j.. Mar. 80
AP). Walter H. Donovan,
executive vice president of
Garden State Park, said today
that Everett A. Clay would
serve as acting director Of pub
lie relations for the racetrack
for the May 2-30 spring
meeting.
Clay, director Of public rela-
tons for Hialeah, will take over
the duties handled by Marshall
cambridge, who retired earlier
this year. Clay has been in
charge Of special promotion for
the Garden State Stakes and
the Gardenia for the last four
years.
Donovan said a permanent
public relations director would
be appointed later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-30

did not compete in the Bankers
because his visa expired
Delany's indoor record of
4:01.4 was set at the Knights
of Columbus meet March 7.
BY winning the Bankers
Mile the last three years
Delany became the third run
ner to retire the trophy in
meet history. Previously Wis
consin'S Don Gehrmann and
Dodds, of the Boston AA,
achieved that feat.
In the hurdles, Jones barely
nipped Olympic Champion Lee
Calhoun at the tape to tie his
record established in last sea-
sons relays.
In the 50-yard dash, Chi
cago's Ira Murchison sped to
victory for the third straight
year, hitting :05.2 to tie a meet
record. Murchison beat Penn
States Bob Brown by 2 feet.
Pole vaulter Don Bragg failed
in his bid for a new record,
clearing is feet y inch. Pur-
dues surprising freshman. Dave
Mills, beat Olympian Josh Gull
breath by a yard to grab the
600-yard run in 1:11.8.
Navy Ensign Lew Stieglitz
won the 2-mile run in 8:54.l,
finishing about S feet ahead of
Max Truck of Southern Cali
fornia.
In a close duel, Tom Murphy
of the New York Athletic Club
won the l,000-yard run in
2:10.5 over Arnie Sowell, now
an Army lieutenant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-30
L-ogort Shifts
Drills Here
For TV Fight

Isaac Logart. Cuban welter.
weight who meets Charlie Scott
in a televised bout Friday
night at Capitol Arena. viii end
his training here Wednesday
at Billy Edwards gym.
Promoter Goldie Ahearn
hoped TO have both fighters
here for public windups, but
Scott. 22-year-old Philadel-
phian who upset Logart in a
previous meeting, elected to
finish his drills in his home
town.
Logart. who makes New
York his headquarters, was
ranked fifth among the welter-
weights by the National Box
ing Association before Scott
whipped him. Ring Magazine,
noting his string of six straight
victories. even had him third
before Scott outpointed him.
Scott, who has a 2I-9 record.
including IL knockoutS, is a
converted southpaw whose Job
naturally carries more author
ity than most.
Tickets for the match are on
sale at Capitol Arena and at
Ahearn's restaurant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-30
$4,000 EVENT ATTRACTS EIGHT
FinoI Stakes Roce
Presented at Bowie

ton, plans to give his pride
and Joy a rest while he surveys
the East for another big pay
day.
Piarulli is considering start
ing Vertex in the $4,000 Lin
coin Special at Lincoln Downs
April IS. Should he pass up
the New England gates. there
is the SIS, 000-added Grey Lag
at Jamaica May 8 and the
100000 Metropolitan Handl-
cap at Belmont Park May 30.
Meanwhile, Vertex will vaca-
ton at Laurel.
Sit This Out Favored
There are no Maryland
breds Of Vertex's qualities in
today's Prince Georges Stakes,
a 6-furlong race, but 1t prom
Uses to be a wide-open dash.
Alfred Vanderbilt's roam filly,
Sit This Out. a daughter Of
Native Dancer, is a slight fa-
vorite despite a Disappointing
fourth in the Miss Maryland
Stakes last month.
Mrs. Walter A. Edgar's Nora
Dares, winner of the Miss
Maryland; Mrs. Jules Gomez
Half Acre and Maryknoll
Farms Poppy Jay are expected
to offer strong opposition.
Completing the field are Fred
Simmons Snommis. a son Of
The Rhymer; Joseph Serio,
jr.'s DR.. Herb; Max Zipkin's
Time To Sell and A. B. Hum
mer's Kiperic.
With eight starters, the
Prince Georges will be worth
a gross OF $1l, l50.
Maryland racing fans will be
treated to three stakes this
week. In addition to the Prince
Georges today. the Capitol
Handicap, Laurel's opening
feature. is scheduled Wednes-
day and the first running of the
$25, 000-added Wilwyn Handi-
cap is listed for Saturday at
Laurel.
Montpelier'S Kings Navy is
top-weighted with 122 pounds
for the Capitol, traditional first
day event. Next in line are
Tinkalero, 100; True Verdict,
119, and Charger Tolson, 1l8.
Racing Secretary Charlie Nc
Lehman weighted Is Sprinters
for the 6-furlong event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-30
Silver Spoon Favored
In Derby Future Book

Aqua CALIENTE, Mexico,
Mar. 80 (AP).-Silver Spoon,
the f1lly that won the Santa
Anita Derby, now is the Ken
lucky Derby favorite at 4 to l,
the odds quoted by the Caliente
Future Book.
Troilus, winner of the Fla
mingo, but beaten by Easy
Spur in the Fountain of Youth
Handicap, is listed at S to /.
Easy Spur is next at 6-1, along
with First Landing and In
tentionally.
Tony Lee is 81, Royal Or
bit and On-and-On both 10-1.
Atoll, winner of Saturdays
Swift Stakes, is l2-1, as is
Sword Dancer. Finnegan, who
won the Yerba Buena handi-
cap at Tanforan, is ISL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-30
Acton Again Takes
Drag Race Trophy

Dick Acton of Falls Church
won his fifth top eliminator
trophy yesterday on Old
Dominion's weekly drag racing
program.
Acton pushed his Corvette to
SO miles per hour to beat out
John Williamson's Pontiac
powered Thunderbird. Larry
Robinson Of Manassas won his
49th E-Gas class trophy, out
speeding all competitors.
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RACING

Continued From Page ALT
Louisville. Something's got to
give fast or the traffic around
the Churchill Downs oval on
Derby Day may match the 20
horse cavalry charge of 1851.
There was no Stickout horse
that year, when Count Turf
turned in a surprise victory.
First Landing, 2-year-old
champion last year, was ship
ped to New York some time
ago. Trainer Casey Hayes said
the colt didn't like the warm
Florida winter. and would make
the SIS, 000-added Wood Me-
mortal at Jamaica April 10 his
final big test before the Ken
lucky Derby. Hayes said First
Landing seems to really ap-
preciate the crisp weather" in
New York.
Two Far Western contenders
for the Derby have been in
lactive lately. Silver Spoon, the
f1lly who beat the colts in the
STAT 300 Santa Anita Derby
earlier this month, is due to
fly to Kentucky in two weeks.
Tony Lee. second best juvenile
OF 1858, missed the Santa Anita
race due to an injury, but will
finish his Derby preparations at
Keeneland. Lexington, KY.
Until Saturday, Atoll hadn't
started since he won the Rem
sen Stakes at Jamaica Novem-
Der II. but he proved a sharp
customer for Eddie Arcaro in
the Swift. He stepped home a
six-length winner at $3.50.
Arcaro. however, is First Land
ing's jockey. Atoll and Inten-
tionally probably will meet in
Jamaica's Gotham April IL,
before hooking up with First
Landing in the Wood.
Although pleased with Atoll'S
performance Saturday, Arcaro
made it plain that First Land
ing is his Derby mount. I'll
haven't lost faith in him." Ed
die said, 'even though he
didn't look good in winning
only one of his three races in
Florida"
Neil S. McCarthy's Finnegan,
who beat Tony Lee in the San
Felipe Handicap last month, |
scored a half-length victory
Saturday in the Yerba Buena
Handicap at Tanforan. Finne-
gan ($5.60) along with the
second and third horses, Royal |
Orbit and Navy King, all are
eligible for the Derby. but will |
settle travel plans after the
California Derby April 10.
AL Davelle won the $4,000 |
Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn |
Park. The colt, who paid |
$500, wasn't nominated for
the Kentucky Derby.