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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
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gun to respond: A pastry chef has
done a three-foot statue Of Grace
Moore-in sugar, of course.
-
James Melton, who not so long ago
was just one Of the four Jewellers"
or radio fame, is now officially launched
on his screen career. He's one of the
stars of the new "Stars Over Broad
way" so one of those huge movie
parties was given for him the other
night.
Alois Havrllla received the diction
medal for radio announcers this year,
as you know-and on the morning of
the day when the awards were to be
broadcast he was so nervous that he
couldn't even say "AIols HavriIla"
clearly. But once he got before the
"mike" the nervousness was gone; the
mike acts like magic on radio an
nouncers.
Morton Downey's on the high seas,
bound for England, where he'll do
some singing. Barbara Bennett Downey
will join him In January, when the
new baby is old enough to be left
at home with the nurses.
e
It's practically impossible to get a
ticket to one Of Major Bowes' broad
casts, they're so popular. Recently an
owner Of radio chain in the Middle
West telegraphed a request for two
tickets for a broadcast three weeks
ahead-and learned that he might get
them, perhaps, In about year
r.
Ann Harding, who has never been
lovelier than in "Peter Ibbetson," is
all set to do "The Witness Chair" for
her next picture. BY the way, both she
and Gary Cooper are excellent In
RKO'S revival OF the old love story.
~
ODDS AND ENDS Betty Fmness,
OF the radio, tcas chosen Miss National
Fur Week anita Louise WiH play
Fredric M0Tch's mother IN "Anthony
AdveTSe"-in the sequences in t0hich he's
a child, t0hen his role i0iu be played by
somebody else. Of course D.. Paramount
has listened to Spain's official objections
and wiH wifhdrGiO the Dietrich "The
Devil Is W0mdn"--tChich wasn't one OF
MGrIene's best, anyway They just cant
fix up "SpinSter's Dinner" TO suit CGFOIe
LOmbsnd.
q Western Newspaper Union
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on a list and sent It to her, request
Ing autographed photographs.
~
Jean Parker certainly started some
thing when she announced that the one
love Of her life was Francis Lucus, q
bank clerk living in Los Angeles, who
wouldn't marry her because he earns
only $50 a month. He came out with
an announcement that there'd been a
boy and girl romance between them
long ago, but that 1t had been over for
some time. Then she declared that
she'd never made the statement at
tributed to her, and that anyway, he
wasn't poor. So It must have been two
other people.
Estelle TayIor-remembe her?-Is
singing at one Of the New York hotels.
And Dorothy Mackaill-sureIy you re-
member her?-decIares that the NOV
les won't have her any more, so she's
Just having a good time. She goes
everyWhere-opening nights at theaters,
night clubs, cocktail parties - and
wears the most gorgeous jewels. And,
believe 1t or not, that girl has as tai
lored suits, made by the best tailor In
London. You see, she likes to wear
tailored suits.
-
The fat boy of "Our Gang" had to
grow up, naturally, and Hal Roach
was bit worried about replacing him.
He found what he wanted in Paul
Dominick, the mascot Of the Chicago
Cubs.
~
The boys and girls around the Para
mount studio who work in Marlene
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19

Dlerrlcn'S pictures are
going to miss her when
she leaves those parts.
For Marlene serves
tea when she's work
ing on a picture, and
tea usually includes a
cake that she's baked
herself. That's not just
a publicity story, ell
ther-she really loves
to cook. And here's
another little culinary
note, just in case your
sweet tooth has be-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
PANAMA CANAL NOT
JUST MERE DITCH: A
SECOND-STORY LAKE

The Panama canal Is of ire
mendcus Importance, for 1t makes II
possible for us to have one navy
instead Of two. The excellent way
In which the locks are handled lets
us move the whole of our fleet from
the Atlantic into the Pacific, or vice
versa, in day and half And, fur.
thermore, from purely engineering
angle this canal is more vulnerable
than most.
1t Is not Gas so many people still
seem to belleve) big ditch dug
across the narrow strip of noun
famous land that connects North and
South America. 1t Is really a Sec
ond-story lake that carries the ships
from one ocean to the next by way
of the attic. Instead of digging a
deep ditch across the isthmus, our
engineers damned up two small
rivers and created two vast artifi-
cial lakes. They then cut through
the narrow mountain ridge that sep
arated these two lakes and construct
ed number Of gigantic locks which
carry the vessels from the Atlantic
tidewaters to the artificial lake,
away up high between the mountains,
and which drop them just as gently
when the time has come for them to go
back to the other sea.
A canal like that depends for its
efficiency upon Its locks. Once one
of the locks has been destroyed or
even seriously damaged, the canal
Is as helpless as an automobile with
out gasoline.-Hendrick Willem Van
Loon In Cosmopolitan.
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How Calotabs Help Nature
To Throw Off a Bad Cold

Millions have found in Calotabs a
most valuable aid in the treatment
of colds. They take one or two tab
let's the first night and repeat the
third or fifth night if needed.
How do Calotabs help Nature
throw of cold? First, Calotabs is
one of the most thorough and de-
pendable of all Intestinal eliminants,
thus cleansing the intestinal tract OF
the germ-laden mucus and toxines.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Simple Set Of Bibs
For the Little One
Ry GRANDMOTHER CLARK

Plenty of blbs must always be
handy for the little one and a mother
is always ready to make up a few
more If they cost as little as these
do and also require little handwork.
This package No. A contains a
set of three blbs stamped with
designs like shown above on a
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Wnlcn suite you're to
go to, and in gaining
admittance. But when
ZaSu Pitts was in New
York, one autograph
seeker, who looked
like a thug just out of
Jail, got to her rooms
without any trouble. I
think one Of the things
she liked best about
her New York stay
was the fact that the
policemen near the ho-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Bushmaster Is Deadliest
Serpent in Two Americas

The bushmaster, deadliest snake In
the two Americas, is also one Of
the most delicate. Attempts to keep
It in captivity have 50 far failed.
Really a species Of pit viper and
related to the fer-de-lance and the
rattlers, the bushmaster is found In
South America about the Amazon
and in the Guianas, sometimes rang.
ing north to the Panama canal. II
often reaches eight feet in length, and
specimen II feet long has been
measured.
Light yellow In color with brown
markings on its back, 1t has the
rudiments of a rattle on its tail. It's
poison usually causes death within
ten Observation-Disclosures Post.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19

Second, Calotabs are diuretic TO the
kidneys, promoting the elimination
Of cold poisons from the system. Thus
Calotabs serve the double purpose OF
a purgative and diuretic, both of
which are needed In the treatment
of colds.
Calotabs are quite economical:
only twenty-five cents for the family
package, ten cents for the trial
package. (Adv)
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STAR
DUST
Movie . Radio
*** BY VIRGINIA VALE Xxx

GONE of the movie fans and
0autograph seekers possess al
most uncanny talent when it
comes to reaching movie players.
If you go to call on motion pic
ture star at a hotel, you're ques-
toned by one person after anoth-
er; even If the star is an old friend,
you'll have a hard time finding out
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Ask at the nearest store where Car
dui and Black Draught are sold for
q big 1886 CARDUI CALENDAR,
Large figures, easy to read. Weather
forecasts for every day. 1t shows
holidays, moons phases, eclipses.
II the store hasn't ordered, or II the supply
has run out before you ask for Cardui
Calendar, send us 10 cents and we win
send you one, by mail prepaid. Address;
CARDUI CALENDAR, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Ethiopia on Equator
The equator runs through Ethiopia.
Adds Ababa is on line with Sing
apore, where the days and nights are
Of almost equal duration.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-21
TURNER AND AHEARN
TALK TERMS TODAY
Goldie Expected to Take Over
Matchmaking Job Left
by Fats Cornell.

COLDIE AHEARN, only local box
II ing matchmaker to. enjoy con-
tinuued success since legaliza-
ton of the ring sport In the District,
today was expected to be named by
Promoter Joe Turner as the new
major domo at the Washington Au-
ditorium to succeed Charles E. Fats)
Cornell.
Cornell resigned as matchmaker yes
terday, following the action of Frankie
Mann. who also attempted to make a
go of boxing in the auditorium with
out success. Cornell took over the
reigns at the first Of the year, and
after five shows, all Of which were I'M
successful from a financial standpoint,
called 1t quits.
Ahearn was not formally appointed
as matchmaker by Turner this morn
ing. but they were expected to get to-
gether later today and come to terms.
Throughout the. Summer and until
and until the Riding and Hunt Club
was closed this Winter because it
could not meet District fire regula-
tons, Ahearn and Turner were rivals.
Ahearn enjoyed great popularity at
the little Hunt Club.
The new team is expected to skip
next week, but Is almost certain to
resume fisticufhng at the Auditorium
on March 4.
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C. u. five FINISHES
WITH REVENGE WIN
Closes Successful Campaign by
Swapping St. Thomas-Two
Play Last Game.
CATHoL1c UNIVERSITIES court

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES court
~ quint packed away its toys for
the season today, following a
fitting climax to a successful cam
paign last night, when st. Thomas
College Of Scranton, an earlier con-
queror. was beaten in a return battle
at Brookland, 48 to Is. The Cardinals
won II Of their II games.
The Cardinals were off to a 5-to-0
lead, but the Tommies rallied to lead
by IL to 9 midway the first half.
Here the locals frightened their de-
tense and began pouring in shots to
gain an 18-to-11 margin at the inter-
mission.
There was little to the second half
except Catholic University With
Hermie Schmarr heading the attack,
the Cardinals easily increased their
lead and finished pulling away.
For Cocapts. Abe Rosenf1eld and
Babe Gearty it was the wind-up of
their college court careers, but they
were forced to relinquish honors for
the night to Schmarr. Brown and
Bernie Lieb. Buddy Deitch topped the
visitors in scoring with IL points.
Summary:
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title tourney. where Vinson canned
a birdie to beat him.
PLANNING to visit all the golf clubs
In this sector to interest the pros
in the aims of the Middle At
lantic p. g. A., Al Treder, the new
president of that organization, and
George Diffenbaugh, secretary-treas-
urer, are to extend their golfing trav-
els to Washington and Columbia next
week.
They played at Belle Haven yester-
day, where they split even in a match
against Tommy Ryan, Belle Haven
pro, and Mel Shorey of East Potomac
Park, with Diffenbaugh and Shorey
leading the scoring with 74s.
DR.. Arnold S. Dahl will lecture on
Elementary Botany" at meeting of
the Midatlantic Association Of Green
keepers to be held at the Hamilton
Hotel on March 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-21
GEORGETOWN FROSH,
EASTERN PLAY AGAIN
Basketers Arrange Rubber Game
Before Hoya Cubs Defeat
st. Johns Team.

CEoRGETowN UNIvERsITY's
. freshmen basket ball quint
greeted announcement that a
rubber game" with Eastern High will
be played by routing st. Johns yester-
day on the Tech High floor, A to s.
Permission for a third and deciding
game between the Little Hoyas and the
public high champions was given by
the Board Of Education yesterday, q
few hours before the Georgetown frosh
routed the Kaydets in a preliminary
game to the Georgetown Temple fray.
After whipping Eastern earlier in the
season, the Little Hoyas suffered their
only loss of the campaign to date when
the Lincoln Parkers avenged the de-
feat last week. The rubber" game
will be played in the near future for
the benefit of the Washington Boys
Club Summary:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-21

w YHEN you hit one Of those
M fairway skimming topped
v Y shots toward green
perched on a distant hill
and the ground is soft and you have
seen the pill strike smack into the
bank, you expect 1t to 60 anywhere
but in the hole, particularly if the
hole lies deep in the middle Of q
punch-bowl and is plenty far away!
G. H. Buckingham of Kenwood still
is wondering today what caused his
pesky golf ball to hop into the cup
on the sixteenth hole Of the Kenwood
course. He had his plenty of good
shots all day and most Of 'em had
gone wrong and when he topped one
he didn't expect much. But he got
break on the sixteenth, one of Al
Houghton'S pet holes, where, II you
overpitch the green, you may take
any number of strokes and If you
make a neat pitch you usually have
a reasonable putt for a bird. Buck
inghap topped his third shot badly
up against the bank. He looked long
and hard for 1t, fully expecting to find
it buried in the soft ground. Finally
his caddie, wandering forlornly about.
lifted out the pin and found the pill
nesting in the cup.
MYTH only two rounds Of golf
" behind him in more than a
month, AL Houghton is hoping
affairs shape up for him to play in the
Charleston open golf championship at
Charleston. s. c., March 20. 81, 20 and
%, and the Pinehurst North and South
tourney a week later.
Both AL and Fred Mcleod plan to
play In the Masters" tourney at Au-
gusta early in April, but if any invita-
tons have been sent out by the folks
who run the Bobby Jones event, the
local pros haven't heard of them.
Roland Mackenzie, due back In
Washington in few days, also is listed
W 4NNCANC oil IANAIdLlO1l, buL PLODdp1J
will not be able to play because of an
injured side.
Washington Golf and Country Clubs
Augusta gang" were to arrive in the
Georgia city today, prepared to play
golf for four days before arriving back
in the city next Monday. The party
% stronghold by r. T. Lefty" Har-
rell. embarked last night and were to
arrive at Augusta early today.
4 YOUNG man who knows consid-
n cradle golf and who, with better
putting might have gone some
where in the tournament last season,
is lack in Washington preparing to
do his stuff in the events to be held
about the Capital this Spring. He
is Hickman Greene, who halls from
Huey Longs domain in Baton
Rouge, La.
Just to show how good he is. he
licked Miller STEVENSON at Columbia
last year and carried District Cham
pion Gene Vinson to the twentieth
hole in the semi-final round of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-21
ONE.POINT VICTORY
BOOSTS TERP QUINT
Goes Fifth in Conference With
1882 Win Over Virginia on
Sothoron's Late Goal.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
boosted its fourth victory in
,o,,.x, .torts and 6fth rIaca

r UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
boosted its fourth victory in
~ seven starts and fifth place
in the Southern Conference
standing today following a second
victory this year over Virginia.
The Terrapins defeated their old
rivals last night in Charlottesville by
1892 count when Norwood Soth-
oron, substitute guard. dropped in q
field goal in the last two minutes.
Handicapped by the absence of
Bernie Buscher, and with Vic Willis
favoring a bad knee, the Terps had
their troubles with the quint which
was so soundly trounced last month
here A field goal by AL Waters just
before the half gave Maryland a
1914 lead, and with only four minutes
of play remaining, the Old Liners
and Cavaliers were tied, 31-3l.
Here Male, forward for Virginia,
sunk a foul shot and two minutes
later Sothoron came through with his
all-important field goal.
The game was the final Of the sea-
son for Virginia, which ended with IL
wins and 9 defeats, and the last
game for Maryland in the Southern
Conference. Summary:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-21
Late Squirt Gives 41-33 Victory
Over Carolina Quintet.

Finishing with a squirt, Howard
University's basket ball quint scored a
41-33 victory over North Carolina A
and T. College yesterday on the Local
court.
Willie Wynne, forward led Towards
attack, which functioned best in the
closing minutes. Wynne dropped In
seven field goals and three fouls for
a total of II points.
At the half the Bisons held only
three point lead, 10 to IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-21
CAPITAL Y QUINTETS
HAVE HOLIDAY MEET
1.-TWO Washington quints will meet

1.-TWO Washington quints will meet
i basketers from Y. M. c. AS
of Maryland, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and New York tomorrow in
the first annual invitational Wash
ington's birthday anniversary basket
ball tournament of the Central Y.
M. c. A.
The regular Y. NJ C. A. team, cap
tanned by Bill Rodes, and the "
Flashes will fight it out with the
visitors for title trophies and gold
basket ball emblems.
The ~ Flashes will start the tour
ney, meeting the Baltimore team at
IL. The regular " team will face
York at noon.
The winner of the opening tilt will
meet the Bronx, N. Y, aggregation
at 3. and the second-game winner will
meet Trenton at 4. The finals will
begin at 9. The public is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-21
COURT RESULTS
Local Teams.

Temple, So; Georgetown, 81.
Catholic University, 48; st. Thomas,
IS.
Maryland. 80: Virginia, 80.
Catholic University Frosh, So; Tech
High. SO.
Georgetown FroSh, A; st. Johns. O.
Howard University, Al; North Car
DINA A. and r, SO.
Episcopal High, %; Gonzaga, IS.
Rockville High. SO; Friends, 10.
Jefferson High, 81; Herndo n
High, 6.
Herndon High, "a; Jefferson High,
II Girls.
Silver Spring High. 80: Faculty,
26 Girls.
Bethesda Chevy Chase, 2s; George
town Prep, 10.
Army, 80; Bucknell, %.
Columbia. 40; Princeton, 81.
Davis-Elkins, So; Fairmont. IS.
Mount st: Mary's. rs; Western
Maryland, 23
New York University, 81; Ford
nam, ~.
Westminster, 40; Waynesburg, 46.
South.
Union University, "a; Southwest
Louisiana Institute, 81.
Roanoke, 26: Virginia Tech, "a.
Georgia, 26; Alabama, 81.
Georgia Tech, AZ; Mercer, 20.
Clemson, 80; Presbyterian, %.
North Carolina, AZ; South Caro-
lima, II.
Carson Newman, go; Appalachian,
81.
West.
Wabash, So: Evansville, %.
Gustavus Adolphus, IS; Concordia,
%.
Western Union 40. Buena Vista. %
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CONTINUED From First Page)
games, including Al world series con-
tests, and not including countless ex-
hibitions.
His lifetime home run total pos
sibly never will be broken; his sea-
sons record of go home runs still is
untouched; he has major league
batting average of .343.
Its hard to get out of that suit"
the Babe explains to those who Won
der why he is so anxious to stay in
the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-21
BASKET TITLES DIVIDED.

Jefferson High Of Falls Church and
Herndon High won the boys and
girls basket ball championships of
the Northern Virginia League, re-
spectively, yesterday on the Falls
Church floor.
Jefferson's boys, with Earman and
Brown leading the attack. downed the
Herndon quint. 81 to 6, while Herndon
girls outlaSted the Jefferson sextet,
"a to II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-21
ROCKVILLE ADDS ONE.

Rockville High boosted its sixteenth
basket ball triumph in 10 starts today,
following 36-to-19 victory over
Friends School yesterday on the losers
floor It was the final game for Rock
vile away from the home court.
Rockville took the lead early In the
contest and never was headed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-21
Nav Win Own Tourney.


~ AVIS served notice last night that
he will be a serious contender
for honors in his own tourna-
ment when he shot a 678 paired in
mixed doubles with Lucy Rose, against
Lee and Ruth Rothgeb. The Virginia
pair totaled 1916, against the Silver
Spring duo's 1900.
The champion Lucky Strike girls
are out front again in the Ladies
District League by virtue of 81
victory over Rosslyn. They were tied
for the lead.
Eddie Espey's All in the K of C.
League at Convention Hall topped the
males last night. Glen Smith shot
4O4 in the Temple Major League and
Joe Freshi 403 in the Nautical.
Jerry Cowden, who hasn't been out
of the first five since the Washington
Singles League opened, will meet the
leader, Tony Santini, tonight at
Convention Hall
Red Megaw, racing up the ladder,
steps upon a dangerous rung when
he opposes Ollie Paclm at George
town Recreation.
Bill Krauss, second will meet AL
Woods at the King Pin. Here's the
schedule for tonight:
At King Pin-Woods VS.. KrausS;
Miller VS.. Pricci.
At Lucky Strike-Campbell vs.. o.
Hiser; Wolfe VS.. Parsons.
At Convention Hall-Walson VS..
Brown; Santini VS.. Cowden.
:At Georgetown-Geib VS.. Talbert;
Pacini VS.. Megaw: Ebersole VS..
Weidman.
At Arcadia-Schroth VS.. Isemann.
None other than George L. Isemann,
a late entrant, is on top in the Henry
Hiser Sweepstakes which opened last
Saturday at Bethesda and will be fin
ished next Saturday night at
Hyattsville. George shot $50 to take
a commanding lead over John Swope,
now second with GIG. Hiser himself
got into the running with $50 and
Perez Wolfe landed among the lead
ers with 593.