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Evening star., 1941-01-24
PouIiquen Very Quiet
While Under Water

"I do not pretend to be the best
man that ever stayed under water,
but until a true champion comes
along I will gladly meet all corners.
II YOU know of a good manager,
send me his address. There is a
fortune to be made in this racket. y
z Pluribus Unum is not telling me
ANYTHING I don't know. If I've said
1t once I've said it hundred times.
what this country needs is more
staying under water.
The other day I was browsing
through the works of Francis Go
lightly Menke, the sports historian.
His chapter on staying under water
is as thrilling as any detective story,
Take the day in 1917 when the
great Maurice Pauliquen of Paris
set the modern record for staying
under water-6 minutes 1895 sec
onds. What a day that was! Fair
In the morning, with increasing
cloudiness, and mild northwesterly
winds.
Pauliquen went under the surface
quietly, with a medium sized ripple.
There was no boastfulneSS IN his
attitude. no fanfare. Pauliquen
fundamentally was modest man.
IF he sent up a bubble now and
then. it was only TO let the crowd
know that he had not fallen asleep,
that he was in there punching.
No Shorks Bothered
Elsie WoIIendo
When he came up, after minutes
294, seconds, he was the same old
Pauliuuen. Success had not gone
to his head. His assistants rolled
him over a barrel few times, and
the crowd broke up. Some of them
went home to supper. Some OF them
went around the corner to the
movies. I forget what picture was
showing.
Pauliquen's record still stands.
The woman's record is held by Elsie
Wallenda, who stayed under water
for minutes 4525 seconds in 1898,
in the presence of four timekeepers.
The timekeepers were just dealing
their third hand of bridge when one
of them noticed that Miss Wallenda
still was submerged in the drink.
Il wonder if Elsie is all right. he
said.
Bound to be-" said his partner,
"there amt been any sharks in this
neighborhood since Monday"
And he was perfectly correct. Miss
Wallenda came up unscathed and
refused two magazine offers to write
her "reminiscences.
Il am not in the underwater
game for glory" she said. Il am in
it for the sake of the sport"
Finney Mode His Mark
Swimming Under Water
In 1882, while fully clothed, the
great James Finney swan 339 feet
under water at the Prince of Wales
baths in Blackpool, England. In the
true test of skill, however-the sta
tionary underwater event, with no
nervous swimming around-the best
Finney could do was minutes 294
not even as good as Prof. Beaumont,
the Australian ace.
Il get restless down there, when
alone with my thoughts" explained
Finney. He did not say what his
thoughts were, but his friends ex-
pressed the opinion that they chiefly
were political, and pretty deep.
AS for H. Benefits S records min
utes 1855 seconds under water,
standing on his hands, do not
think trick stuff is what the public
wants. The public wants dignity in
the underwater game. And they
want it fast. AS E Pluribus Unum
says, a man can make his fortune
today with perseverance and a
good, accessible horse trough.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Hockey Figures

Schedule.
Tonight-Nev York a. WASHINGTON,
Baltimore al Atlantic City. River Vale at
Boston.
Tomorrow w-WASHINGTON at Atlantic
CITY. Baltimore a. River Vale.
Sunday-WASHINGT a. New York.
Atlantic City al Boston, River Vale a.
Baltimore.
BY the Associated Press.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toronto e. Montreal -
Chicaco. .. New York Americans !.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Orlah~. - Kansas City, = cone over
time PERIOD.
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE.
National League.
New York Americans al Detroit.
American Association.
Minneapolis at S.. Paul.
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Open Sunday Dennis Open Evenings
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FRfGIDAIRE-s cubic IT.. used. meter
miser, s2s. Many others Shamrock.
1920 Grand River
Evening star., 1941-09-24
Help Of Universities
Asked in Solving
Economic Problems
146 Research Projects
Growing Out Of War
Conditions Listed
BY OLIVER MCKEE.

With the publication of list OF
146 research projects of interest to
the Government, the Commerce De-
partment today launched drive to
get the help of American universi-
ties in finding a solution for the
problems created by the impact of
the war on our national economy
and those that will face the country
during the period of postwar read
justments.
Made public by Secretary Jones,
the list was prepared by Commerce
Department economists. in Coop
Grafton with the National Confer
ence of State University Schools of
Business. Some of the research
projects were suggested by the
House Committee on Interstate Mi
grafton.
Various War Phases.
Most of the subjects relate to ma
tional defense. or postwar condi-
tions. The list has been compiled,
officials explained, to supply uni
versity professors and graduate
students with prospectus of studies
that are important to our national
economy at the present time. They
are hopeful that American colleges
will accept the leads offered and
assign some Of their researchers to
study of the problems that are
now engaging the attention of New
Deal economists.
Many of the proposed subjects re-
late to regional conditions. No.
10 on the list is good example:
The effect of Government orders for
defense materials on business con-
ditions in each region of the United
States. Others are the role of the
dominant industry in each commu-
nifty in the Nations defense effort
and the effect OF the impact of the
European war on the industrial
economy of various regions of the
United States.
Military Subjects Listed.
Several of the topics suggested
have far-reaching military implica-
tions. Examples are studies of the
economical potential of the United
States for Waging war under va
rious assumed" conditions; a pro-
gram for relocating our industries
to achieve a maximum invulnerabil-
ity to enemy attack, with a mini
mum loss of operating efficiency; a
plan for common research by the
United States and Great Britain for
more effective use of their COM
bined economic resources; the prob>
Evening star., 1941-09-24
Y. NC. A. toLaunch
Drive for 1850 New
Members October IA
Theme of Campaign
To Be Join for
Health Defense

The annual membership cam
paign of the Central Young Mems
Christian Association will be
launched October IA and continue
to November 4, it was announced
Yesterday at a preliminary meeting
of the campaign leaders in the
Mayf1ower Hotel, presided over by
A. D. willard, jr. the campaign
director.
The campaign goal will be 1850
new members, the same as last
years goal which was exceeded by
ITO. The membership drive slogan
is to be For Health Defense Join
the Y. M. C. A."
More Than 1900 Members.
At yesterdays meeting, Leonard
w. DeGast, general secretary OF the
Central "Y," outlined the aims of
the association and told of its six
point program. The latter includes
health and recreation education,
family life development, education
for citizenship. vocational adjust
ment and religion.
The present membership Of the
Central Y. M. c. A. is more than
5000 men, with an additional mem
bership of more than 1,l00 boys, it
was reported at the meeting.
Besides Mr.. willard, the Cam
paign Executive Committee includes
Minor Hudson, James w. Hardey,
Edgar Morris, Earl A. Nash, w. c.
Hanson, John T. ORourke and Mr.
DeGaSt.
Number of Committees.
The Sponsoring Committee for
the campaign consists of District
Commissioner J. Russell Young, w.
w. Everett, DR.. w. S. Culbertson,
DR.. Chester w. Holmes, Thomas P.
Morgan, jr.: Charles B. Dulcan, sr.;;
Mack L. Langford, DR.. Oscar B.
Hunter, Alexander F. Jones. Robert
v. Fleming, Frank r. Jelleff. Bruce
Baird. Alfred G. Neal, B. M Nc
KelWay. A. H. Lawson and William
Montgomery.
General committees include:
Church contact - Walter K.
Handy. George E Harris and Page
Mex. Etchison. Publicity-Earl A.
Nash and John Heiney.
Business contact-Don MacDon-
aid. E S. La Fetra. H. j. Burch,
J. R. DraWbaugh, w. L. Johnson.
Kirk Wallace, Justin Harris. L. P.
Benner, Jack Geiger, E. A. Drumm,
A. H. Hollister and S. J. Kicker
School contact-Lloyd Dennis, A.
H. Hollister and Richard Flanders.
Prizes-Mr. Willard and r. E. Myers.
ChartS-Colin Heath. Bulletins
John Heiney. Civic contact-Wil-
liam Mileham and Mr.. De Cast.
Evening star., 1941-09-24

able effects on world economy of the
conquest of the Netherlands East
Indies by major world power, and
the process and effects of economic
warfare.
with the whole world in con-
fusion due to the most uncalled for
and devastating war in history,
many problems relating to national
defense and postwar readjust-
ments demand solution" Secretary
Jones said in making public the
suggested studies. This list of top
les is by no means complete, but it
points the way to series of studies
which would constitute a valuable
Evening star., 1941-09-24
Church to Hold Novenu

The annual novena in honor of
Saint Therese of the Child Christ
and the Holy Face will begin at 7:30
pm. tomorrow in Saint Anthony's
Catholic Church with the Rev. Louis
M. OLeary, o. P, of the Dominican
House of Studies, officiating. The
novena will close October 3, Feast
Day of Saint Therese. The services
will close with benediction of the
Most Blessed Sacrament.
Evening star., 1941-09-24

contribution in this critical period
in the history of the country"
Evening star., 1941-09-24

Under D. C. lGlU, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Uait three full days and
Teceipe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
La gaceta., 1941-11-07
Con Ia ~orQUeStd
"Stuhb1I Mj1e1.''

Con Ia orQuestd
"Stubby Miller"
En- una atsnta COMMUNICATION
nos informa Ell joven Florentino
Fernandez, secretario de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Centre Astu-
riano, que para los bailables del
domingo entrante ha contrata-
do los servicios de la orqueSta
"Stubby Miller and his Band"
lEsta fiesta comenzara a las 8
de la noche, terminando a las
IL 100.
Sc pondran mesas alrededor
del salon, las que podran ser O.
cupadas, sin costo alguno, por
los asistentes.
Precios: 80 centavos las da :
mas y 55c los caballeros.
Muy agradecido por la gentil
i~nvitaci6n que nos hace.
La gaceta., 1941-11-07
ASESINADO Ell EXPUGILIS
Ia MICKEY BLAIR

Atlantic City, N, j., Nov. Z.
I'm expugilista. Michael Te-
nerelli, de 81 amos, que en- ell
cradrilatero Sc lie conocia por
Mickey Blair, fu6 asesinado a la
.puerta de Pleasure Bay, un bal
nearic de su propiedad
Lay policia arrest6, achacant
dole ell crimen, a Samuel Hoff-
man, de 81 amos, un "raquete-
ro'. Dos disparos por ell pecho
lie ocasionaron la muerte a Te-
~nerelli cuando iba a subir a su
autom6vil, acompanado por su
esposa. La victima corri6 Y e
asesino fue detras de el, hacien.
lole otros cuatro disparos.
La viuda, Jean Tenerelli, ase
La gaceta., 1941-11-07
Santos del dtG
Herculano Y Ernesto.
Cabaret PriUGdo

En- una vista que nos hiciera
ell Sr. Mario Pullara, presidente
de la Secci6n de Recreo de la
respectable sociedad LUnione
Italiana, hubo de informarnos
queen su Ultima junta Sc habia
acordado celebrbar su Cabaret
Privado.
Para "a msmo escogieron la
fecha del 20 del presente mes.
Tendra lugar en- los salones
de la Septima avenida y Gale IL.
La Secci6n celebra este festi-
val, anualmente, y a el acude 10
mas granada de la colonia.
La parte bailable lie ha sido
encomendada a la Orquesta de
todos los ritmos, Don Francis
co." la que ha ~prometido para
esa noche un nuevo repertoire.
La primera pieza Sc tocara a las
once de la noche Y la Ultima a
las cinco de la manana del do :
mingO.
LIE recomendamos separe su
mesa, a tempo, pues de SECURE
La gaceta., 1941-11-07
URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
female WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some align
OF functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, m~oOdy~ner
vous, depressed idtely-your work too much
Tor yod-
Then why not take Lydia e.. RinkhAm's
Vegetable Compound TO help quiet weary,
dizzy faintins spells due 10 functional ir-
Irregularities.
For over 90 years Ptakhara's Compound
has helped humid eds ofthouEands Of weak
rundown, nervous falling We Dpn TO 20
smiling thru difficult days" Why not give
this wonderful "woman's friend" Q chance
10 help your Try M
La gaceta., 1941-11-07

10, Grace Thomas, Nora Gar
cia y Gertrudis Garcia.
La damita que tenga la suer-
te de ser electa Reina, sera CO
ronada en- otro festival.
Distinguidas personalidadeS
han sido invitadas, entire elias
los presidentes de las socieda,
dies regionales y autOridades.
A las doce de la noche empe,
cara, continuance hasta horaS
de la madrugada.
Una gran orquesta tendra a
su cargo la parte bailable,
Dado ell embullo reinante y
las simpatias de las bellas can.
didatas, debe esperarse un CON
pleto exit",
La gaceta., 1941-11-07
NOTAS SOCIALE
GoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ,

ImportGtne JuntG
Esta nodhe los simpatizado-
res de la Candidatura No. 2, en-
cabezada por ell Sr. Evaristo
Machin, Sc reunira en- Ell salon
de sesiones del Cfrculo Cu5ano.
A las ocho de la noche dara
comien0o. En- esta reunion Sc
daran a conocer los nombres de
los vocales que iran en- la candi-
datura con Ell Sr. Machin.
Quedan invitados todos los so
clos.
La gaceta., 1941-11-07
EI Bale de Hoy

En- la nohe de hoy celebraral
una fiesta bailable los Juniors
de la Academia Nuestra Sra
del Perpetuo Socorro'', en- sus
salones de la Decima Avenida
Y Gale Is.
Simpaticas y bellas damitas
.estaran en- la puerta de entrada
.dandole la bienvenida a los que
lleguen.
La parte bailable lie ha sido
cOnfiada a una gran orquesta
de la localidad.
COmenzara a las Ocho.
La gaceta., 1941-11-07
En- ell Ponce de Leon Court

En- Ell Ponce de Leon court
Aver nos entrego una nota ell
buen amigo lbrahin Diaz, dan
donos los detalles completes de
la fiesta que efectuara ell "Pon-
&c de Leon Mems Club" ell %
del p~resente mes, en- sus salo-
mes.
Esta organization la preside
con acierto, nuestro amigo Raul
LAWN. Los componentes de ella
Sc han propuesto eleg.r una Rel
ma.
Por ell momento va cuentan
con siete bellas damitas que lu-
charan por ell codiciado trono
Matilde Borrego, Gloria Diaz,
Marie Baker, Mae Belle Monte
La gaceta., 1941-11-07
CumpleGROs

Celebra hoy Su cumpleanoS
un eStimado amigo del crOnista,
eli joven Francisco Perez.
Lo pasara en- ell carino de su
eSposa y pequena hijita.
iFelicidadeS
La gaceta., 1941-11-07
gura que su marido moribundo
lie dijo: "Cappy" eel alias de
Hoffman, me ha matado".
DEL PUERTO

Lego de Mobile, con carga
general, ell vapor americana To-
pa Topa.
Parti6 hacia New York, con
carga, ell vapor Colorado, de
bandera americana.
Marea baja a las 10:l1 a. m.
" $50 p. M; marea alta a las
2:27 a. M. v 5 200 D. m.
La gaceta., 1941-11-07
Function Tedtrdl

La preparan los ninoS de la
Logia Caballeros Leales de A
m6rica para ell Martes II, EN- e
teatro del Centre Asturiano, a
beneficio de los refugiados es-
paholes Y de la Sra Victoria
Kent, que &c encuentra en- Sui.
"a,
Co,pere a la obra de estos
ninos, comprando un bOleto d.
entrada.
Daremos a conocer ell progra
ma.
La gaceta., 1941-11-07

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
g. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamerte por Kin
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-11-07

habran de agotarse antes de la
fecha Senalada.
Tan pronto tengamos otros
detalles, con guSto los dare a co
nocer.
Evening star., 1941-01-07

on TO SUBSTITUTE. MIS-. 1OWnSellQ, III
making the announcement of the
change, spoke of Kullman, also a
tenor, as Mr.. Crooks ambassador.
She also brought out the interesting
fact that Mr.. Kullman, sharing yes
terday's program with Jarmlla No
votna, Czech soprano of the Metro
politan Opera, had made his operatic
debut in Austria singing with Nine.
Novotna.
The regret felt at Mr.. Crooks non
appearance was quickly dispelled by
Mr.. Kullman, who has a special gift
for winning an audience. He was
as much at home as if it were a
program to which he had long looked
forward and sang with such per-
sonal enthusiasm that the audience
was Immediately reconciled to the
substitution. His voice is rich and
warm in color, with plenty of bril-
liancy for dramatic effect. Above
all. he sings with fervor and gives
each phrase a careful delivery, en-
HANGED by an excellent diction and
full appreciation of the meaning
of the text.
While the general form of the
program was followed, Mr.. Kullman
was compelled to use numbers from
his own repertoire with the eXcep-
tion of Martini's "Plaisir d'amour, y
which was the first of a group
scheduled for Mr.. Crooks. Accom-
panied by Stewart Ross at the piano,
he sang for his solo numbers
Respighi's Invita- ALA danza," Mas
senet's louvre tes yeux bleus,"
Rachmaninoffs In the Silent
Night" and Hageman's DO Not Go,
My Love"
Expectation was at its highest for
the debut appearance here of Nine.
Novotna, who has proven to be
pronounced success at the Metro
politan since her first appearance
there last January. She has been
acclaimed as an actress Of eXcep-
tional power. with a special art OF
Interpretation. Except in the duets
with Mr.. Kullman, scenes from
Puccini's La Boheme" replacing the
Massenet "Manon" excerpts of the
printed program, and the scenes
from Verdis La Traviata" with
which the concert concluded, there
was no opportunity to Judge OF her
ability in the dramatic line.
AS purely singer OF songs, how
ever, Nine. Novotna proved to be
a disappointment. Her voice is not
in any way out of the ordinary and
It lacks warmth and color for inti-
mate singing. In the arias and
operate excerpts it took on richer
note and was freer and more
rounded in production. 1t has little
hexibility for emotional expression
Evening star., 1941-01-07

bers which she sang in her own
language, particularly the aria from
Dvorak's "Rusalka" and in the folk
songs, "Tece voda" and "Nadeje." !"
In the bits from La Traviata" which
she gave with Mr.. Kullman, differ
ent character was injected into her
voice, bringing to it sweetness
unusually well in keeping with the
frailty and charm of Violetta. Nine.
Novotna has a splendid stage pres
ence and winning, unaffected
manner of singing and her ability
to realize the potentialities of any
Evening star., 1941-01-07
Decree Team to Arrive

A degree team of Columbian
Squires, Hart Circle of Philadelphia,
as well as a group of its members
and alumni, next Sunday will leave
that city in time to attend the
communion breakfast of the newly
formed circle of Columbian Squires
here. which will be held after the
9 o'clock mass at st. Matthew'S
Cathedral.
Later, at the Knights Of Colum-
Evening star., 1941-01-07

role she might portray could be felt
in her Interpretation of the oper-
attic numbers. Playing for her was
William Tarrach.
Both artists gave encores and the
easy, informal manner in which
they presented the program and the
large audience gave a gala atmos-
phere to the opening concert Of this
series.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
6. J. Swope Nominated
As Puerto Rico Governor

President Roosevelt yesterday nom-
mated Guy J. Swope, former
Representative from Pennsylvania.
to be Governor of Puerto Rico, sue
ceeding Admiral William D. Leahy,
now Ambassador to France. At the
same time, the President named
Charles Harwood, New York at
torney, to be Governor of the Virgin
Evening star., 1941-01-07
Islands. Mr.. Harwood will succeed

Islands. Mr.. Harwood will succeed
Lawrence Cramer, who resigned.
Mr.. Swope, an accountant by pro-
fession, was a member of the
Seventy-fifth Congress, representing
the 10Th Pennsylvania district. Since
last November he has been auditor
for the Puerto Rican government,
He is a Democrat.
The President also nominated DR..
Leonard George Rowntree, Penn
sylvania, to be chief of the Medical
Division of Selective Service.
Evening star., 1941-01-07

bus Hall. the Philadelphians will
conduct the investiture ceremony Of
the charter class of Squires at
2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
Kullman's Voice Dispels
Regret at Crooks Illness
Sings for Distinguished Audience
At Mrs. ToWnsend's Musicale;
Nine. NOvotna Shares in Program
By ALICE EVERSMAN.

The distinguished audience which gathered YESTERDAY morning IN
the ballroom the first Mrs Townsend
ing had disappointment for it. Richard Crooks
Charles Kulman,
from appearances here called
Evening star., 1941-01-07

for its tendency is toward more
superficial quality which at times is
somewhat pointed.
She WAS at her best in the num-
Evening star., 1941-01-07

Budapest, Hungary, may operate
all buses on coal gas.
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AFL RIGGERS'
UNION BARS
| NEGRO MEMBERS

OAKLAND, Calf, Nov. 1S.
Because he was instructed By his
superior officer to admit no Me-
groes. Filipinos, Japanese or
Chinese. assistant business agent
Thompson Of the AFL riggers
union with Offices in this city, re-
fused to allow Isaiah Brooks TO
file for membership in the union,
according to Brooks affidavit
which he sent to the NAACP
last week.
Brooks said that he went to
the riggers' union office here in
September and made his appli-
cation for membership. Thomp-
son told him that he was instruct
ed by the business agent mot TO
take any applications from Ne
grocs. Filipinos, japanese OF
Chinese.
Il then showed Thompson my
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Mayor Presents
Key to City to
NAACP Campaign
d ir e C. tor

WOLMINGTON, Del, Nov. 1s.
Mayor Albert w. James of this
city, one of the first to join the
NAACP in its annual member
ship campaign this year, present
ed Mrs. Daisy E. I.anpkin, ma
tional field secretary and CAM
raign director, with symbolic
;.ev to the city, an6 wrote her
personally saying: I'm view Of
your splendid efforts on behalf
Of the advancement OF the col
ored people, it gives me .'-
pleasure to extend you a sym
bolic key to the City Of Wil,nina
ton Mrs. isainpkin reros4 tiirt
Wilmington workers have lron-l II
in total Of 932 new members
to November 10. II was expect
ed that the goal Of 1000 would
be reached at the closing meeting
November IA.
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.tHe further stated that "a lot
of you colored fellows have been
here to join the union and we
have told them all the same
thing
When Brooks asked him ii the
only reason he was refused mem
bership was on account OF his
color, Thompson answered Yes.
The case has been referred TO
the Presidents Committee on
Fair Employment Practice.
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Famous Woman
Filler Visits w. Va.
State College

INSTITUTE, w. Va, Nov. ls.
Miss Villa Brown, president
of the National Airman's associ.
alton of America and the top
woman aviation expert Of the col
ored race in America, visite,
West Virginia State college es
route to Chicago from the Civil
ian Pilot Training conference for
Negro colleges, held. at Hamrtot
Institute November 8 and q.
At this conference of caordif
ators Of the G. r. r. training pro-
gram West Virginia State college
was represented by Prof. James
G. Evans, director of trade and
technical education. now on leave
Of absence with the OPM, who
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sell
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take Kim beck and you should see
If her doesn't want to gel mar
ried. You are expecting iam''y
and it is your duty and ihis man :
duty too 10 give hrs child name
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