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Evening star., 1941-11-26
Births Reported

Georse and Jean Butler. boy.
Thomas and Bernice Dowling. boy.
John and Theodore Ecker. girl
Nicholas and Myrtle Kosmas, boy.
John and virginia Mitchell. girl.
John and Pauline Nolan. sin.
Harold and Shirley Founders. boy.
Joel and Lena Resnek, boy.
George and Zenia Short, boy.
joseph and Nancy Stempihar, girl
Wilborn and Marsaret Zimmerman. boy.
Charles and Patricia WAldeekeY, girl
Richard and Elizabeth ward. bog.
Roy and clyde Chapman. boy.
Carl and Edna Durbin. girl.
Robert and Paralee junk boy.
Julius and Page Lacey, boy.
George and Evelyn Nihart, girl
GeorsS and Esther Parker. twin eirls
John and Lily Rendo.- girl
Eugene and Mars.ret Richards, sirl.
Avery and johanna Stanford, girl.
Frank and Lyra Stone. boy.
Henry and Belle Trimble, girl
James and Margaret Ward. girl.
warren and Maimo Welch, boy.
Henry and Mary Jefferson, boy
Leroy and Wilhelmina Miller. bov
Eldon and Teresa Summers, cir
Jessie and Marie Tolliver, boy.
Charles and Chin Yuen. girl.
Mexico will buy 80 seaplanes an
160 fighters from the United State.
Evening star., 1941-11-26

ollie Norman Wangen, so. and Florence z.
6olick, So, both Of Washington
Steward Redheld Parker. 2S, WashinGton.
and Florence Contee Wright, 20. Chevy
Chase, Nd.
Frank Olkovski. As, and Mary A. Martin.
,3S, both Of Washington.
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IsSUeI At oekyiIIS

Issued st RsekviIls,
Bernard A. Eslin, ~. and Isabella O. Rith.
man. Is, both of WGshington
kben Augustus Burrows, 81, and Patricia
Elizabeth Roberts, 22. both Of Bethesd
Nd.
Junior A. Polling, az, and vertis NJ Bland,
22. both Of Sandy 0prins. Nd
Winston C. McNamara, SO. and Grace Z
Ryan. 23, both of WaShington
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co a I
High u. 9s.lity-L.. Price
BLUE RIDGE VA. HARD
Spseisl Stove
SpseisI Fusases- S9.85
EsS----$lo.50 Stove -$l0.75
Chestnut $1o.75 Pee $s.25
Buekwhsst - --S7.60
BITUMikoUs BLUE EGG
HARD Structure. Light Smoke
Ess sixs- $500
7s% --ss.2s 500 s7.7s|
BLUE RIDGE sMoKELEss
Ess--Slo.25 500 Ss.25
Steve (oi Trseted) $l0.25
PocAHohTAs olL-TREATED
Ess --Sll.75 Stove $ll.5o
Pea. S8.45
Seasoned Oak or Pine Fireplace Wood
|$l4 Cord-7.50 y Cord-4.50 VI Cord
Delivered in sars to yosr bin, no extra
ehAREe
We sell all sizes Of Peuna. Anthracite.
Call rs for eur low prices.
WE DELIVER "a Ton and Up
QUICK DELIVERY TO ALL
SECTIONS OF THE CITY
Meney-Back Guarantee
worlds LARGEST Retailers Of Va.
Anthracite.
BLUE RIDGE COAL CO., Inc.
Nov Under the ManaEenent
Of W. J. Sharpley
Miners Of Virginia Anthracite Hard
Coal Alexandria Rd., So. Wash, Va.
ME. 3545. JACK. 1900
orders Taken Day and NiEht.
Evening star., 1941-11-26

Under D. c. laW, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Uait three tuH days and
receipe their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other dnvS.
Evening star., 1941-11-26

Mexico will buy 80 seaplanes and
160 fighters from the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25
Ohe Scoreboard
BOY WONDER OF - YEARS AGO Is OLD MASTER;
CITY COLLEGE TEAMS CONCEDE WEIGHT. HEIGHT:
NAT HOLMAN BASkETBAIJ'S GREATEST TEACHER

NEW YORK Watching College
than that the "a has old
1917 cslow youth barely
basketball followers Col
Nat Holman captain and Of the Original cso
Named varsity 1919 Holman quickly d.pssd
lingering notion that he might not be able 10 well
he played
Of q handful attracted ATTENTION basketball
coaches
milton.
provide victories
- TIA This
in fallen
but Of the that he
Many bright prospects CITY Colleges ngd
pick up progre.sss
usually getting high
school iuminssz His expect eoncsds
experience
refused schedule an opponent q, any
teacher basketball Holman
by the cty College
Basketball
books and articles pictures
wherever the played He 10 In demand
Unlike bulk Of will
quick passing play using
all sections
followers throughout he country
II fitting that appoaehe. the
lost but but this ~fntsrs combination
Holman undefssed
Nat Holman. ~
old master.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25
Poggies Name
1912 Officers

Bert J. Dunn ~as elected prssi.
dent Of the Tacoma PoTKis club ~
the December meeting held In the
Odd Fellow hall.
The msn chosen 10 Assist him
are william Moisan. siae pFesi-
dent. Ralph Williams sserstsry;
Al Aerssish Nelson. treasurer.
and Lee Davis. warden
Hoard nsesph~rs ere rrssh
mastsss so sAssts nvussahes.
three ysss s~vna. S<~ Scouts.
tive yeas term. ssd Dseh
ysssssma~. retiring psessd~st,
far . one ysss term. naipe
Isagbeed 10 ne sew psse,e
vetstlsss dsrs<tss.
Bin Walking. on bshsif ~ The
membership. expressed ths sppfs'
citation ~ the club for the work
Of the retiring officers.
Special comment sss given the
annual fathers and sons flaming
derby which ~ss sseh . svetsa~
this year.
Plans are already under way fns
thu staging Of this event IN isSz In
such . Nay - 10 make u one sf
tho North~est's sop ranking
dsrbys.
Tb~ feature entertainment ~ the
evening wss . fsshlnK and hunting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25
Our Elaborate Hotcheries -.
Or our own set-u'

Now for our own sel-up.
For wears We have been proud Of our elaborate game
farms but of late many of determined that IN that
extreme outlay rests our trouble.
Into that particular channel goes the bulk OF our
funds . . for salaries upkeep and the like -,
We have disdained assumed superiority over ha'o
instinct intelligence. .-....
And this with the rest Of you believed IN hnd
erie. until the situation from bad to worse men
the cobwebs off mind .,
II might behoove department to send expesnoeo
Washington brains hack TO South DAKOTA Heorass
Ard such successful states study the situations
Or ( might he quite all night 10 hfe man nse
Seth Gordon specialist to come out mere ron up ms
sleeves md TO work. -, a.. -.
". could have had state control hr went
into action decided he would cost 10" ""eh
Well AZ $50 600 have been a bargain
We icksd off FAR that II seems safe to say
snosen ~ Washington certainly viii re 10 the enerts
fee, hfore long and demand what's going on IN THEIR
department . ...,.s ...... .. Aeon,
s.4 =. -, -.
They night the influence hseoso' F" s'' nv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25

been adopted officially. but east
ern coaches generally refuse to
use them.
Valentine Lsntz Of Army IL one
Of the leading obieotors TO the
lima bean blackboard.
III fsvors the tall man who acts
as gosi-tender on dsfense.s he
claims. THE new board gives no
banking area. IL permits too many
out-of- bounds balls. Slowing up
the game. The idea ~ allowing
more spectators 10 see from be-
hind the end lines Ia absurd. Why
not let them all see by using glass
boards ?"
The East Ia going 10 stick 10 the
old rectangular boards.
Bee. who brought basketball
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25
Abe Shakeup Brings Win

A drastic shakeup in the Lincoln
Abe lineup which saw two letter
men - Vince Hansen and Ing
Thompson playing in the reserve
game brought the Rsusplittsrs two
iopsded victories at Shelton Tues
day night
Coach John Kennedy started =
varsity quintet composed Of Tom
Loran and Gordon Brunswick at
forwards. Ben Roush at center. Ed
Huntington and Don Taylor at
guards and the new combination
rolled up % points in the 5l-I5
VARSITY game triumph.
Lincoln reserves won As 70 IA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25
National Hockey

The National leagues pses~t-
ting Boston Bruins b&sssd . pair
Of thira-psriod goals and dsfsstsd
the fosrsh-plses New YORK Rang
srs. az. Tuesday night s<fofs 10
80 At Boston Garden. Mil schmidt
and Roy co.nsehsr fired the tzilles
that stretched Bosfons current
winning s'fsss 70 six games.
Breokiyn's Americans shaded The
Chicago Black HAWKS. "a. b<fors
56s in Madl~1n Square Csrd~n.
Goals BY Mel Hill AMI Harry Wat
son put the game On lee for tbs
Americans In the third p~rio1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25
Coach Hunters
Off for Detroit

SEATTLE T-he city Of Detroit
doomed today a. an important
stop in the University Of wash
ingtons quest for a neg football
coach
A deIegstiSn from the uni
yersity viii iesys tomorrow
night ia attend the annual
National Collegiate AihIstie
association meeting. In the
group viii 10 Pref. Rudy
softsIrnann. chairman ~ the
faculty athletic committee;
RAY Eehmann. director Of
athletics. and Carl kiigofs,
athletic manager.
The ". c. A A. meeting brings
together mentors from ali sectron,
o. the country. giving the Wash
ington officials ample opportunity
70 interview numerous candidates
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tall men 10 unfair.
Il predicted when they shoi-
Ished the center Jump that u
would hiring more bsa men than
sver,- explains the eoss II The
nisekhirdA ''rhs only tlms the
lltsls fellow rsss the bah ~ after
. hasket. niG teams control both
backwards.
nut ~hy pe~sllss the tell
fe,Iew' NJ esst pasa. pisst.
tern. sssp. Arsble az fake iihs
~ Iltsle usss. DDis suis 81
vantage y height ard 70 shat's
all ~ has. he's . liability.
what do you want these -
foot seven-inehers In do They
cant play football
why penslins than for playing
basketbaliTs
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Bowl Briefs
ny UNITED PRESS

PORT WORTH. Tea. The
Texas Christian university football
team was 10 hold its Ast practice
today before snirsinipg Friday for
Miami. Fla. ard ia Orange BopFi
gam. Ssz Years Day with
Georgia university.
In the most Intensive drin sinee
the regular season clossd. ~.
Horned Frogs yesterday vent
through a foslr-hosr scrimmsss
Session
COLLEGE STATION. Ten.
The 1exz. A 4 ". football
team. which meefs Alabama
IN the Cotton Bowl New Years
Day. resumes practice Friday.
a short pass srili and ionx
k'csing and receiving se~~ien
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25
Ski Race
Set for 18th

poeTt.ANU~-1hs Portland Asy
shl trail rare wiIl ~ hid Jan :
on nj. Hocd h~twese rmbsssies
and government camp. sffs<1oia
announced to-day
Second major event ~ ths WIN
ter Sparta program. ths re- 80
designed for the average shsss -
well a. the sapert
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25
High Scoring Seen in Baskets 5oth ye
Sacred Ground
Opened Up By
Three-Second
Rule Chance
rrst Of eight articles an
booming Basketball
nv BURTON BENJAMIN

Incoming BASKETBALL
Nv BURTON BENJAMIN
>Fw yoRk II happened
so years age. A group a. men
acre sitting IN dimiy-hghted
room In Springfield. Mass. de-
hating what constituted a sound
athletic game.
Most a. them favored lacrosse
but there Were objections Too
rough. Too demanding. Not play
able indoors
But one Of the group. .
young physical education In
structor. Dr. James >sismith.
had an idea. lie took over
gymnasium classes for
week. procured two peach has
kets and . soccer hall. and
conceived the game Of basket
hall.
Today. the game he invented is
honoring the late DR. Nsismfth
with hundreds Of golden jubilee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25
Questions and Answers

Questions ana Answers
How many bird rearing farms have you in South
Dakota?
None"
How many birds do you release annually.
All our game birds propagate in the Wild Our nat
ural refuge system is important factor AT present
we have about 90 of these ranging from two acres up
hunting licenses do you issue annually ana
what is the fee7
"Eishy-two 1910 and the fee s one dollar
How ms nonresident, and the fee?
and seventyfive in leO but this
wear anticipate thousand The nonresident
been twenty and five dollars
Of for the purchase of public shooting
grounds -
you number Of birds killed on the opening
day? .,.,
Approximately 1871 season kill is estimated
n from mil to md half million pheasans
partridge doing In South Dakota and
have IN open on them?
Increasing have them In every county
We have from five days to twenty days
hundred from Canada this past year give
MS a harder stock"
Do predators such hawks owls "easels ana
coyotes? .
have three mentioned are not as
We state oounes on coyotes
employing appers financed by the shep
and cattle growers and Fish and Widfe Service
shooting In South Dakota exenoeo
over period of counties Chinese pheasan
On Huns five TO 20 days In u counties
The daily bag Of which could be
-, !.
The Hun bag birds in % counties and five birds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25
Bengals Give
Grid Letters

Mt.fxsa4-&g .4txxax ax~~x<1a "a IN
.....n... -. ss..r A
ss.s.'.., a.a,..x s~.~<x. "a .nnrn-
-. $500, .,...x- :. -.
-. =. a. WE. u.as.~ rs.et
49,. 49, = 80. -. -.
-. ......x atss.. ,.<,.1.A
.,s..,.. r,~~,,. f.n. u.,.y,<s.
Assistant c~seh Al nnslruu.
- -~-s-.,-
Junior CesSh Hsirh thrtee1s.
sccsouo<~ cDsxh Y. a fa~mae
and rsssnsr CAP ralmsr.
~.-'..-.s -.
~ .-.s. ga .-ss.~.r.
s~.s.s. shk~s w.sb~1 - = autt
IN s>sses. ~ reserves 1890
a sansnrs ~ ~ varsity aa1
..~s -. =. -. 49,.
r'ss~s sssv - s
-. <.,---
were named p.n,ar eo.eapssln.
Win. Jimmy cels,s. VIA vas -.
ssnred frrm me fnnf"fs '" "s
varsity In mid. ca snn. wss name<
,s~..,. - .ss,.
'nsr'rs' ,.' ~'nns'
a' s'y". xs' " ~ 49,
captain and Msris Davis ana MI
4slsn, .hsr~6 ,csus vsttoo n~no<u.
Tns letter winners
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25
Ohe Mixed Baa
With Elliott MeseeIg

The Snohomsh County Sportsman published in
Arlington wash. prints most enlghtening article
relative 10 the upland bird situation in South Dakota
II you are a hunter you know that South Dakota
enjoys reputation as one of the best upland bird states
in the nation.
William Langbehn Spokane hunter who like mes, Washington
nmrOds wondered how South DakOts such wonderful
opposite wrote to the South Dakota director ssng ques
answers to his definite questions and you All
something well worth while.
Spokane. Wash.
We have your letter wherein you inquire relstv.
to our hunting We have attempted to
Of our hunting regulations together with 1871
land game
department should
to that officials adopting poor policy by in
associang game
find that they gradually disseminating trying
birds artifcal and entering
of establishing small natural feed plots and
can produce n a state.
Perhaps South Dakota has been rather fortunate this
have worlds due the drought
which had and also Triple which has
taken quite little land out Of production
great of these uncuti'aed have Ia
Wild suniowsr aording
cellent nesting
1t been years through your state
Ing from Portland ore and swinging up through your city
only had opportunity the vast wheat growing
southwest Of your city.
While we have had an extra long open season year
more hunters than many supporting
population phessants kin he between
two million andtw we million hundred thousand birds
excellent feed and st try sports
cooperate planting feed plots shelter
plots in isolated areas on farms impractical
cultivate opinion such has farms
all hollow.
While we had an open season on Hungarian Partridge
that it could twice long established
furnish with information please feel
FIRE. To write us but our suggestonwoud he
natural refugees state win find
and effective than elaborate
game farms.
very truly.
J. W CIUETT. Director.
Department Of and Fish
Pierre, s. d
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25
Puyanup Defense Fores
Increasing Vigilance
Churches Plon Chxistmos SesvIeess
Elks' Childrsn's poSty At 10 II NJ

ruyAtI.rp- VITA ne hcis<ssy
-<..en h<fe. sissil>r a<f<nss 81.
shortties are increasing ps>cssSsrns
against sarrsss~ ara T's<~ssy rsshs
sws rfe4p~ - AIR fsld wsr1<ns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25

Guarding against basketball
gisnts. At position (D or (D tall
man may he safely guarded from
behind. At position ts. defense
must emplo, Safeguarding and
work from front n tall man gets
hall at ts). defensive teamnsate
leaycs (p Ia double guard him.
games all over the country, the
proceeds OF which will be used to
build a Basketball Hall OF Fame
in Springfield.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25

~zs hsid yesterday before ~
sqnsd vas disDiss>d for .
tso-day ChristsnAs holiday.
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New fan-shaped blackboard which
Eastern coaches refuse Ia adopt
shaded ARA has been removed
from recisngular-shnped board.


Eastern coaches refuse tn adopt
shaded ARA has been removed
from recisnguIar-shnped board.
teur teams church, club, in
dustrial and social swell that
total. Professional leagues are
expanding.
Attendance figures vary. but II
is generally agreed that more than
20. 00O. 900 spectators attend bas-
ketball games throughout the
world in a single year.
FAN-sHkPED BACkBoARDs
NOT APPROVED IN EAST
What's new in basketballs gol-
den jubilee year,
Two important rule changes
have been adopted. One u popu-
lar. the other extremely contro-
yersisl.
Coaches generally approve
lifting the three-second re-
strietion to the sector Of the
foul circle behind the free
throw line. Formerly . team
Io.t the hall N any player held
possession longer than three
seconds In the circle.
Clair y. Bee Of Long Island
University. Nat Holman Of city
College Of New York and Lon
Jourdet Of Pennsylvania sse the
new rule promoting higher aor-
ing. better bsll-handling and aid
ing zone defensss.
Fan-shsped bsckboards have
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20. 900. 900 ATTEND
CAGE GAMES IN YEAR

Embryonic basketball was crude
and coarse. but basically IT was
sound. The kernel OF scompeti-
ton was there. II required stam-
ina. courage and effort The pre-
MUM was on skill, technique and
finesse rather than brute force.
From this modest beginning
evolved an American sport Of
major proportions. Basket
hall doomed. II 10 booming
today. II has spread 10 the
far flung corners Of the earth.
The sport is played in more than
100 colleges and $4,000 high
schools and preparatory schools
in this country. Countless ANA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25

~ fH tFH&W ~ t><~& N4tM
h>sa TIER sennlrn - ~ oD1nrIu0
sen~cs vstn n = neruev (<u1o&
lac. whlls tn>re rep<p~eneIHH -
s~~eea verd n>s - ~ 1oD1<
wce1 stncp> wt><e Les Nr>lR<nrn
ecndu<se6 ~ msptiN1
4 esaev~I warning - pp4@ -
y r~st6ersa - he~s - Ieere ~
rcorns r~a8y ~ lns(sNf n1oeeou1
n aens ~ ns6epN wpmleG. I'm
sruspa raid tney srs ree1y ~ -
eveetaaiatr nj thss neee ~
ss~ neeso1. supsesaIly N eoe@teNp
wnsvs tnpvs srp ~ Fesl<oN1o -
lrue npo1s en- - - e0vexu1
Ansus - ~ sstsasn1 ~ ~
m>pttnGa
nopN1og eoev>pe -
~Tns cAsI1 - npen1eooN~ ~
fsusup elalss ~ - ~ nrpo1n1
altering ~ ~ ene>v - puooo
Isssnesan sgr>esa cnr>s<mno meppe
lse q , e'e,n>t uN<vv ~ 49,
ssea - Nh csp1l bQe<=3aSy ~.
Rrwss y Sahs wslI preneo ~ -
nee. This VII - pgu>o1p1 ~
II. saseal snnl1le1lune epgv>co ~
NJ yease perpts 49, n1i1s moy'e
SIs. pv~el1sst - ~ nreeH -
prss>et ~ yulo enncle - ~ -
- - nvvup ssvins ~ - -
ssss<nn9 sssvs<e sagsnU ~ 49,
JsAn =. nsu~. - - ~. -
Mr. Jeen ,. nluN - - ~ ~
N =. . Wsmoas ~ ~ n1voD -
ssvvs. rsee~tlv ~ oooe<lo -
nan pssue.
| neusssiao - ~ e's1uen WN1oe1s
day nionl sasu1 n1eo1ne 90 -.
niots $50 U>ll ~ ~ a cN<>uo
mpsssepo, snusso ~i>n N & -
AyIea 1GspetlNG ~ eonlv 60
Gre1eeseh Doevt a ~ epuUA
| olRutN0 - eo(eete1 ea1o1o ~
tshe ~ ~ heoe smu1 mk1o1u1o
whsn Inc sneent eammaHtea ~
ssgia wssn ~. \. ~ nl1owa -
rsstng. sfflesallau. heafe - -
nssg during ~ se@men1u~ ~
| lee Win - '.0tegsa TN. s<1pn1DoD
rye1.s 'nuolspa Casv1o.r s'noGGeug
~Aonns nsi.~ ''ne~e1leo>Dr -
.<.s-.s-...s-n <<~ . 49, -
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WHY DISCRIMINATE
AGAINST TALL MIN ?

The old controversy Of big man
versus smsll man stiii names Bse
holds that discrimination against
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-25

~ UNITED p00n9
nss1lpy Tesh -. CnctessnHs -
tsah AgGtss ~. mas1ess o.. ~
ss>s se~sses ao1nes - O4lnhenua
cssy usIvev~tsy ~.
nsshan Yssss ~. t1nhs $500
~ ~.
wsssa@esss ~. o~slnos - ~
~ ~.
D. S~hs's s~svsssssy fNes ysvhj
-, NiAgasn ~.
l1lsssts -. Nsess sIs@s -
Wssssss aosshisas ~. uspveselv
" ChseaGs II.
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VARSITY bA3t
Lincoln f5lI ti'f
Br1.nsstek ui).-P.-... uot Noees
Ior4u o. .....-. F.....-.t go .,,l -
Wnt1sn ~ .sI...sss -. 49,
gunrfn4fou 81. Gu y 49,
s55s Lincoln -SVsnson. Ifaornp-an
"a Elvsrtson a.. Firit Hroln
Hansen "a snsiton-As plosh. Co
burn. Lumsden
RESERNE CANE
ttn..fp fasl UD ShsifoH
s sSaias2a 81 49, "a Toe<s
sivertson lIJ ..c.....-.- 80 . 80
Bemls % o.. C ysase
Sz,os- ftncoi n-Eusn lel Thcm1-
son "a. Hansen a. Andres -
Hagen a. shelton Roni rson %
burn Piennoas q, BeonAfaA4'
Temps.
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motion picture sAhss - Nsvshsvp
ssbersa.
rrss ssrs>ys wess given awsy
~ Sosr prss~s.
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Iena n ntum. - - ~ -
Mr. Jean p nlum - ~ ~ ~
n =. . Wemoog ~ ~ n1pn1 -
ssvvs. veee~tIv ~ oooet1e -
nnn uisoo.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
A Man Of Few Words.

Success came to Hedy Lamar
when Charles Boyer Eazed burningly
at her in "Algiers." How beautiful
she is," we agreed following Boyer's
eyes. Well, Hedy is still beautiful,
but is being handled badly, and her
career is not as bright now as after
that first film. Instead of letting
men chase her, she is chasing them
and if she had behaved this way
in "Algiers," I doubt whether we
would be concerned about her
today.
Clark Gable worked hard on pro-
ducers before they cared to overlook
his ears. But with his first film he
became famous. 1t wasn't his act
ing. Gable Is the first to admit he
is happiest with two syllable words
and few of those. Give me a
mouthful of words and I'm sunk,
he confided recently to a screen
writer. 1t isn't his looks particu-
larly. Gable is not as handsome
today as he was. but Is still tops at
the box-efnce. To describe Cables
magnetic appeal ono has 10 80 back
Evening star., 1941-05-25
By Vesta Keeling,
Associated Press stah Writer.

NEW YORK.
She lives Just left of Park avenue,
rides horseback in Central Park, has
Yale brother, Vassar sister and
at % years of age is tasting the
heady wine of being acclaimed an
actress worthy of playing scenes
with her theatrical majesty, Queen
Ethel Barrymore.
In other words, meet Thelma
Schnee, who is having the time of
her life this spring being somebody"
on Broadway. Eight performances
a week she transforms herself from
the very we'll brought up young
woman she is into the trull, Bessie.
in the hit production, THE Corn Is
Green"
She has even read poetry to prize
winning Playwright William Saroyan
when he was suffering from la
grippe.
It's fine sight to watch Thelma's
hazel eyes take on sort of exalted
look as she orders the blue plate
steak special, dining at Sardi's be-
fore the evening performance, with
celebrities of the stage welding
their knives and forks at every other
table
There" she offered sotto voce,
indicating a nearby pair, ARE
Diana Barrymore, John Barrymore's
daughter, who just opened in The
Happy Days and Bramwen Fletcher,
Who Is IN The east Of Katherine
Cornell's The Doctors Dilemma 3"
The Lunts, No Less.
In an hour and a half most of
them would be behind the footlights
when the curtains rolled up all
along Broadway.
Thelma, who insists she was not
pretty enough to be popular with
the boys in high school, and still
isn't, is loving her success. And
who wouldn't?
First item in Thelma's scrapbook
is note which reads. Say to your
self before you go on, Tim a wonder
full actress Because we all think
So"
1t is signed Lynn and Alfred
the Lunts, no less.
Last summer Thelma toured the
West with them as Nina in The
Sea Gull"
At a plump IL, Thelma played
the role of the Russian mother who
kills her own son in Greed" at
Central High School in Bridgeport,
Conn, her home town, and won a
school prize for the best acting Of
the year. ....
As consequence she received an
exchange fellowship IN England