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Evening star., 1941-02-11
BY LEWIS F. ATCHIsON.

Leslie MacMitchens triumph in
the Hunter Mile at Boston last Sat-
urday has revived that popular
track topic, the four-minute mile.
The stop-watch brothers seem to
think We may see that fantastic
figure hung up in this generation
If Mitchell continues to improve.
The raven-haired New York Uni
versity youngster was clocked in
4:1O.7 in the Hunter. Not in the
neighborhood of Glenn Cunning
hams 4:044 made on Dartmouth's
hand tailored timbers. but still fast
time for any kind of company. But
MacMitchell still is two years away
from his peak, according to his
coach. Emil Won Filing.
The Dutchman points out that Les
still is growing, getting stronger and
faster; putting more drive in his
finishing kick with each added race
In two more years he believes Mac
Mitchell will stand head and shoul-
ders above all the milers the world
has seen and that his deeds will
make those of Cunningham, Nurmi
and all the rest of that immortal
company seem insignificant by COM
parlson.
There is no doubt that Mac
Mitchell is improving for his record
proves that. At Boston January II
in his first appearance of the sea
son. he trailed John Munski, Walter
Mehl and Chuck Fenske across the
finish line and the victor's time was
4144. In the Boston K. of C. games
a week or so later he was third be-
hind Mehl and Munski and the win
ner hung up new meet record Of
4:0o7.
February I. in the Wsnamaker
Mile of the Millrose games he moved
up to second place behind Mehl,
who finished in Abs. Then, on
February 3 at the Seton Hall games,
he scored his first victory. Mehl
was second, Munski third and the
time was 4:234. Not good, no, but
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Private Institutions
Get More Attention
Than Heretofore
odd Reliable St. Johns
Hard Put to Win Spot;
Profits to Be Split
BY ROD THOMAS.

Pass in the records, laddies; It's
team picking time for the hottest
all-around basket ball show the
Capital knows. The Evening Star
tournament for the Metropolitan
Area interscholastic championship
will be run during the week Of
March 3 at Tech gym.
To name the teams for the Metro
politan scramble used to be a cinch,
but far from it now. At the cur
rent writing the only assured choices
are the undetermined winner and
runnerup of the District public
high school series.
That leaves six places to be filed
from host of schoolboy quints
with nearly equal claims. There
seem to be not truly outstanding
teams in the entire picture, such,
for instance, as Roosevelt and East
ern, which fought it out in thrill
ing final of The Star tournament
last year, with Roosevelt the victor.
Champion Roosevelt No Cinch.
Roosevelt is leading the public
high series now and has clinched a
place in the four-team final, but its
still a hard road the Rough Riders
must travel for the chance to de-
fent their Metropolitan title.
An old tournament reliable, ST..
Johns, is having an off season due
to green material and needs a sharp
pickup within the next fortnight
If it is to land Metro spot. It's
perennial rival, Gonzaga, Is among
the leading candidates.
Star tournament policy calls Tor
the inclusion of as much territory
as practicable. geoera phically and
otherwise, but this year it seems
Maryland and Virginia won't have
their usual representation. The
suburban public schools, by and
large, are below par. A notable ex-
ception Is Bethesda Chevy Chase of
Montgomery County.
It's big year for private school
oasketers and this field will be ex-
amined more closely than hereto
fore, Georgetown Prep and Landon
IN particular have records that can't
be passed over lightly. Episcopal
OF Alexandria Is another but its
teams do not play in tournaments.
Teams to Share Profits.
This far away it seems the field
may not be up to the class OF last
years but the competition may be
tighter. All the Metropolitan tour
naments of recent years have been
exciting affairs and several in which
the caliber of teams was not high
turned out to be Fingers for the
spectators.
There will be no change in ar
rangements. Admission fee of two
bits a session will be levied. The
schools will sell tickets and keep
the dough, with expenses to be pro-
rated If the cash gate doesn't cover
them. Roosevelt and Bethesda
Chevy Chase picked up enough coin
In this manner last year to pay
their teams expenses to the Duke
University tournament. Montgom-
cry Blair equipped its baseball team
with Star tournament pickin's and
for the first time was able to af-
ford paid umpires. Other schools
profited handsomely. If the steady
progress Of the tournament con-
tmues. some school leaders feel, the
time is not far distant when it will
pay a big part of the entire bill for
schoolboy basket ball hereabout.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
GIumuck Makes 45
Points, Sets Mark
BY the Associated Press.

~ tIlS AsboClhtcC rItsb.
CHAPEL HILL, Feb. IL
George Glamack, North Caro-
lima center, today holds the
Southern Conference one-game
basket ball scoring record and
but for his elimination on per-
sonal fouls might really have
gotten more points in last nights
game with Clemson.
George Tipped in 19 field goals
and converted 7 charity throws
for a grand total of As points.
He was elected on his fourth
foul with three minutes to 60.
His effort smashed the previous
high mark of "a points held
Jointly by Dick Pinck of WASH
ington and Lee and Preston
Westmoreland of South Caro-
lima.
P. S.-North Carolina defeat
ed Clemson, rs to SO.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Wisconsin S Eng|und
Regains CourtScore
Lead in Big Ten
By the Axsociat.d prasS

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 11.-Gene Eng
lund, the Wisconsin sharpshooter
again is leading the Big Ten individ-
ual scoring race, but Chicago's Joe
Stampf looms as the potential cham
pion unless he can be slowed down.
The Badger basket ball star COL
lected 10 points against Northwest
ern last night, giving him 90 points
In 7 games. an average OF 1871 per
contest. Dick Fisher of Ohio State
trails Engund by points.
Stampf scored IS against Illinois.
boosting his total to IS points in 6
games, an average of 14.l.
Evening star., 1941-02-11

number Of times in three years"
King attends court - Harry
Jeffra, the featherweight champ,
has become a basket ball fan with
Loyola College of Baltimore as his
adopted alma nanny. He's so
enthusiastic that he lost his voice
halfway through the Loyola-
Western Maryland game last
month.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Wilson Quint Visiting
Towson for Contest

Wilson Teachers travelling basket
ball Owls take the road again this
evening for the third time in five
days, with Towson Teachers at Tow
son, Md, furnishing the opposition
for Doc Whites cagers.
A win tonight will give the Owls
their 10th victory of the season
against five early defeats. The
Teachers return to Washington after
this evenings contest to prepare for
Thursday nights game against a
powerful alumni Quint.
Evening star., 1941-02-11

Defiance. so: Grand Rapids. a..
Youngstown, So: Waynesburg, ~.
Millsaps, SIS; Chattanooga, %.
Howard. AZ; Spring Hill. 81
MeS'ea Whitmsn' K Na1arens sSs % fSsho9 sn So'
Tarkio, AZ: Drury, %
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Turner Good, Despite
WAY He Wos Hit

On the other hand their No. 4
man. Jim Turner. who ranked in
the leagues first five in percentage
and earned runs. is well down in the
o. B. Ain 18th place. to be exact.
The enemy nicked James for hits
quite frequently.
Since Turner's earned-run aver
age was a neat 2,69, it seems evident
that the milkman from Tennessee
pitched his best with men on base,
cutting of those runs at the plate,
Turing the hitters into double plays.
It is up to his manager, Deacon Will
McKechnie, to figure out whether
the z, R. A. is more important than
the o. B. A, or vice versa. We wish
the Deacon luck.
The National Leagues green book
is full of meaty calculations and
interesting digits, apart from the
q. B. A We find, for example, that
Mr.. Claude Passeau Of Chicago, a
good pitcher in every way was espe-
Clallv frugal with his hOme-run ball.
He seldom served 1t up. The boys
soCked PaSseau for a home run only
once in every 35 innings.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Maryland Seeks Foes

Maryland Sport Club wants a
basket ball game for Sunday. Call
Hobart 1867.
Evening star., 1941-02-11

Texas Mines. A.: Arizona. 35.
Gonzsga, IS: College of Idaho, IA.
Kent State. A.: wilmington, 40.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Hiobe Second Pitcher
In 0. B. A. Ranking

The o. B. A. comes to Kirby's
rescue, ranking him second only TO
Walters. Here are the 10 top pitch
ers in the Holmes list for 1910, with
their Q. B. A.'s-the joint bat
ting average of all the hitters who
batted against them during the
season:
Walters. Reds. .220.
Higbe, Phils, .23l.
Fitzsimmons, Dodgers, 1925.
Thompson, Reds. 1881.
Passeau. Cubs, .237.
SeWell, Pirates, .238.
Derringer, Reds. PAS.
Salvo, Bees, .246.
Schumacher, Giants. .251.
Gumbert. Giants. 252
Three Cincinnati pitchers appear
In the first 10. which IS corrobora-
ton. If CorrObOration were needed, Of
the belief that the Reds had the
best pitching in the league.
Evening star., 1941-02-11

virginia Military, 90; Virginia Tech. SO
Baltimore, 81: University of Mexico, a.
Knox, 80; Lawrence. 80.
ST Ambrose. :3h. Central Iowal. 20.
Evening star., 1941-02-11

Dayton, So; Ohio wesleyan. 4f.
McMurry, A: Daniel Baker. 3e
Montana State, 43; Greeley State, IS,
kansas Wesleyan. so. Friends. AZ
Evening star., 1941-02-11
ADVERTISEMENT.
Do You Own
A "Serotehine" Dog?

II you own and are fond of dog
that is continually scratching, digging,
rubbing, biting himself until his skin is
raw and sore, don't Just feel sorry for
him. The dog can't help himself. But
you may. He may be clean and flea
free and Just suffering an intense Itch
ing irritation that has centered in the
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At any of the Peoples DRUG Stores or
any well stocked dealer. get 25c pack.
age Of Rex Hunters Dog Powders. and
Improvement. One owner writes: My
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have handful of hair on her body
all scratched and bitten off 1 gave
10th she was all haired out" Learn
what they will do for your dog. Make
a CSC test.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Walter Winchell
DEa BE'ONllxcNU
Man About Town

MRS MORTON DOWNEY changed
vi letting Will
Johnny Betty n
York 6UStc llPnt 10 law
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17

VII De he Nov lOTk oTOVk fAVHdIlEF /.
Zita Johann viii confirm flash of Sunday.
April s. by marrying again on the 18th
at her Nyack New York; manse. He Is 4
Wall Streeter. They met three weeks
ago The William Simpsons Will sur
prise the Uppitty Sci -. Alice Faye and
Phil Harris have set a date in early
she tells friends We picked
Fenelon 10 cop the Derby last year but
he proved TO be the best 3-year-old ef
1910 anyway II Porters Cap runs.
he II be the long shot choice for our s..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Katie and Hank Net Pals

L. ATHARINE HEPBURNGS companion and Just
IN PLAN Hank Daniels What couple parked
their midnight of Monte Carlo few
ne and left their 5eaod child asleep the back their
car hour he Mark
Associated Press lad signed up third the eghter
He'll of Saioring
fighter being ndsereet with loud-mouhed brneS
Rsng l4-karat rep The Paramount Theaer
n..ed thai Lhe MUSICIANS ID lhe pit wear makeup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
.ives His Life Story

VIC MATURE, who was under the
surgeons Sttiette fef an appendectomy
was spurned by the draft board for fiat
feet Vic insisted that Moss Hart,
author of Lady in the Dark" ride in the
ambulance with him and hold his hand
while he took the ether 49,. He is coming
along fine He brought eight copies
of a magazine containing his life story
for all the nurSes-the big fiirt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
HONEYMOON in Honolulu

rIVIE HENRY MORGENAU JRS celebrate their silver wedding
Chief Justice Chas Evans Hughes expected
confirm of his resignation the end of
May Johnny Downs the film juvenile and June Draper the
Honolulu June
Penny BlondeD Singleton has hairntSlNer Penny
styl pulling theirs thinking of it first
Johnny handsome Phil AmmdoWn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
ist Finds
Earth S Age Is
100000

International >e~s >sr,ife Science Fditor
NV YORK kT7-Tii = a new
calculation If the age o. fhe earth
IS 200 00o 111 years based upon
relative rates Of uranium atom
EXPLOSIONS. MS Announced ---lZ-.-a-
by Prof Adolpa knapf Nale Dn.-
NerSiiY Ecoi0cI.t
In presenting The latest .nNc>d-
cations OF science cauesu.ug t1e
geological records Of fme' - 're
James Arthur Foundation Of Sew
YorS University Professor N0opi
s--ti
study Of The uraninite ore o.
from southeastern Manitoba.
which contains the most ancirut
radioactive minerals ~ far
- ,,t,.,,t-, ~ l4is-f-.f- =a.--..f- tlte-
earth = 200 0O0. 600 years.
These results are ~ stupen-
dous, that they require further
confirmation.
The conclusion. at present. is
that the earth il two thousand
million or more years old.
The eminent scientist revealed
that the kew 20 fflo.= iz1i2Al- l2-nthaa
Of st iFf7-lt 4f4sgs he age II lE-e- oldest
rocks OF The earth Vas found hy
Dr. Alfred O Nier The FIRST SEE
enust who ISOLATED q minute
amount az Uranium -
The same studies which have
shown that Uranium % under
neufron explosions would Yield
tremendous tonic poWeI also have
thrown new light upon The age Of
the rrroSt te-.4t-- Inherent e-5-ii4t ih4lY rocks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20

great popularity, conservation measures have been necessary to assure future catching, but we still get about 28,O0O,000 pounds of the fish in this country.
 Aside from it's great size, halibut is easily distinguished in the mar ket by its creamy underside and its flat shape, characteristic of the floundr family. The oil from its liver has great vitamin D con- tent and is used extensively for health purposes. The oil from the entire body is rich in this vital vita min. Thus eating halibut is a pleasant way to keep healthy for its taste is very acceptable to the palate.
 Following is good way to pre- pare this delicious and healthful fish. The recipe is from the Fish cry Council Fish and Shellfish Cook Book which can be obtained by writing 204 Water St., N. Y. C., and enclosing return postage.
 BROILING
 2 lbs. fillets or steaks 5-8 inches thick or 3 lbs. whole fish split to 5-8 inches. Basting of IA cup melted butter or cooking oil with IA teaspoon pepper. Other season. ing may be added if desired. Salt solution of tablespoons of salt to l cup cold water. Preheat broiling oven for 10 minutes.
 Dip fish into salt solution and let stand about 3 minutes. Thin fish should stand 1 minute and thick fish 10 8 minus. Oil the heated broiler pan. Brush fish with oil and place on pan about inches below heat. If skin is on fish, skin side should be on top. After 5 minutes skin should begin to bubble and turn brown. Continue cooking until skin is covered with dark brown bubbles. Turn once, haste several times and cook until a nice brown. Do not overcook. Steaks or skinned f1lletS should begin to brown and cook in about same time. This will take from 6 to l 2minutes depend ing on the thickness of the fish The skin of many fish gives an added richness of flavor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20
Coffee Strips
 For Parties.

Next time you have "the girls" in rfor an afternoon of bridge or talk, run up a batch of these Coffee Strips and serve them with coffee, to top of the afternoon. You frost them right in the pan, then cut them into rib- bons, then into desired lengths. Then just losen them from the pan with a spatula, lay them in rows and top each one with something good: nutmeats, shaved sweet choc- olate, candies, wtat-have-you. The recape, which you'll want to use and use, is right here: .
 Coffee Strips
 1-2 cup shortening
 l cup sugar
 eggs, well beaten 2-3 cups sifted cake flour
 teaspoons baking powder
 IA teaspoon soda
 IA teaspoon salt
 1-3 cup cocoa 2-3. cup double strength freshly
 made coffee
 1 teaspoon vanilla
 Cream shortening thoroughly, add sugar gradually and cream until light and fluffy. Add well beaten eggs. Sift together dry ingredients and add alternately with coffee to creamed mixture, mixing well after each addition. Add vanilla. Turn into oiled pan (15x91s inches) and bake in a moderate oven (375 de- greeS F0 20 minutes. Cool and frost in pan wdith Coffee F'rosting. Cut in strips (1x3 inches). Makes 45 strips. Cerve with freshly made hot coffee.
 Coffee Froseting
 IF cups sugar
 1 tablespoon white corn syrup
 F cup double-strength coffee
 1s teaspoon salt
 2 egg whites
 I teaspoon vanilla
 2 tablespoons shaved bitter chocolate
 A half oceans
 Combine sugar, corn syrup and coffee in saucepan. Cook slowly stirring constantly until sugar is dissolved. Continue cooking until the syrup forms a hard ball in cold water (254 degrees F) Add salt to egg whites and beat until stiff. Add syrup slowly beating constantly un- til frosting is stiff enough to spread on cake. Sprinkle 1-3 of the top of the frosted cake with shaved bit- ter chocolate, leave 1-3 plain and on the remaining 1-3 pecan halves placed at intervals.
 Toboggan Slide Bisque
 1 can condensed tomato soup 1 can condensed celery soup can milk, using soup can for
 measure
 Combine the tomato and celery soups. Then add can of milk, us- ing the soup can for a measure. Heat, but do not boil. Serves 4-5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20

Lamb shoulder, boned
 l cup bread crumbs
 I tablespoon butter, melted
 small onion, finely minced
 cup tomato pulp
 Salt and pepper
 Have square-cut lamb shoulder boIied and sewed on three sides, leaving one side open for inserting the stuff1ng. Combine bread crumbs, melted butter, finely minced onion, tomato pulp, salt and pepper. Fill cavity in lamb shoulder and sew or skewer edges together. Place on a rack in an open roasting pan. Do not add water and do not cover. Put into a slow oven (3O0 degrees F.) and roast until done, allowing thirty-five to forty minutes per pound for roasting. Serve with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20
Fruit Good Company for Lamb Roast Eushion Lamb Shoulder ( Is Economical and Satisfying Choice 5.
 MENU
 Consomme
 Lamb Roast with 6tufing Baby Lima Beans Corn Roppyseed Rolls Butter Jelly i Butterscotch Pie
 Coffee Tea

A pleasant and effective way to keep out of a rut in meal planning is to vary your meat dish by choos- ing kind or cut of meat you have not used recently or by giving 8 favorite cut 8 new dress in the way of accompaniment or flavor.
 It is undoubtedly a fact that the average home meal planner fails to take advantage of the many differ ent styles of meat cuts in the mar ket, awaiting her choice. If you've fallen into that error, why not do a little experimenting?
 For instance, do you serve lamb regularly, or do you think of this fine favored meat only when you choose leg of lamb or lamb chops for some special occasion? Your family might like a lamb roast more often, and you can find one just the right size.
 Lamb Shoulder Roast.
 Lamb shoulder makes 8 tender and juicy roast, just right for the average family. It is economical, easy to prepare and sure to be very delicious.
 The bones which this shoulder cut contain can be removed at the market and in the cavity you can place your favorite bread dressing or any fine-flavored stufhng, such as the fruit dressing given below.
 The cushion lamb shoulder Is homeless and easy to carve. Cut slices about three-eighths of an inch thick through both the meat and dressing.
 Since lamb and fruit form a fine combination, a fruit garnish can be used with good effect, to give this dish party air or to tempt the appetites of the family group.
 Roast Lamb Shoulder With
 Tomato Stuffing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20

f.--
 Chop very fine. Cook milk, oyster liquor and water with seasoningS and cracker crumbs over boiling water about 20 minutes. Remove bay leaf and parsley. Add butter and oysters and reheat. Yield: 6 servings.
 Oyster. Bisque made with irradi- ated evaporated milk is superb. This double-rich milk, besides being rich source of sunshine vitamin D, is of a consistency and buttery flavor admirably suited to fine soup making. This recipe is unusual in its use of cracker crumbs as the thickening agent-the crisyp crumbs combine delightfully."- with the milk to produce bisque of perfect tex ture. NSN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20

banana and pineapple wedges and prunes.
 Cushion Style Lamb Shoulder With
 Fruit Stuffing.
 1 lamb shoulder, boned
 cups bread crumbs
 6 cooked apricots, diced
 6 cooked prunes, diced
 1 small orange, chopped
 l egg, beaten light
 Salt and pepper
 Have bone removed from lamb shoulder. Sew on three sides, leav- ing fourth sdie open for stuffing Make a stuflng of bread crumbs, fruits and beaten egg. Pile this into the cavity. Sew or skewer the edges together. Place the stuffed lamb shoulder on rack in an open roasting pan and place in slow oven (3O0 degrees F). Allow thirty five to forty minutes per pound for roasting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20
Oyster Bisque .Delectable

Oyster Bisque is a delectable ere. ation = an appealing variation oi the all-time favorite oyster stew Those who like oyster stew will be doubly delighted with Oyster Bis que - the finely chopped oysters give full favored goodness to every spoonful of this delicious soup Those who are not particularly fond of this delicacy will be pleased with the palatability and texture of oys- ters served in a rich, creamy bisque. Oyster Bisque is sufficiently nour- ishing to serve as your principal supper attraction. Hove plenty of toasted crackers and a dish of crisp celery, ripe olives and carrot sticks to go along with it - and cranberry pie for dessert!
 Oyster Bisque pint oysters 2 cups irradiated evaporated
 milk
 Liquor drained from oyster
 plus water to make 2
 cups r 1-2 teaspoon salt Bit of bay leaf
 Dash of cayenne
 Sprig of parsley
 3 tablespoons fine cracker
 crumbs
 2 tablespoons butter
 Drain oysters and pick over care- fully to remove all bits of shell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20
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 Old Virginia Ham. Cold and Sliced Wafer Thin Hot Beaten Biscuits Hot Spoon Bread Hot Sally Lunn
 Stuffed Mangoes Pcked Peaches
 D.mson Plum Preserves quinee Jelly
 OLd-Time Sea Moss Blanc Mange
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 Stir E cup meal B white . msap I into Jumping Then add milk well beaten tsp thoroughly with rotary egg Seassr p sso 0s''s Pss into Sot an s pan and bake 20 to % minutes in s: Moss Cor Irish Moss it eaed used place Ot prsfsr make EaT Floating is MARAscH1No CHERRY CAKE Fa For Modern Touch) Gee" -- 7 ssso.9 sss shortening (D'rt butter for Ic,sa.aHy s,ss.. uyy,s sda s.s. iN cups sugar
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-20
Eat Halibut For Health

Founders are generally known as delectable food fish. But few peo- pie realize that the halibut is 8 member of the founder family. Not only a member, but the largest fish in the founder clan, the Fishery Council reports.
 Steaked and broiled there are few foods that rival the halibut in taste and in health-giving properties. At the market it is not unusual to see a 20O-pounder and sometimes one double that weight is caught.
 A cold water fish, halibut is found the year round. It is found in northern waters both on the Att lantic and Pacific coasts. Due to it's