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Evening star., 1941-01-03
Miami Also Hos q Football Headache

supporters their contention that the
Bowl when Mississippi State scored
In
Cm paced the field for nractons
nobody except demand even from southern
c-s. o. d IN games
finds itself with football problem on It's Fnd too
An industrious Committee apparently
chiefly floats luscious ladies for
purposes Bowl the last seven
importance with any oi the Spectc
The a of when Buckne
2OO spectators and the pageant called the
little field
left in the stadium after the
the officials
itted game they determined to
happened to Georgetown nothing
short Of murder plenty neutral people down " " VINO
will put this.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Golf'sFinest Players
After $4,000 Roll
AT Los Angeles
Demoret, Thomson, Cooper
In Field After Crown
Little Will Defend
:, re t..oc.a,ed pre.t

r nc tsr9c.ated Press
los ANGEL rs. J1n. 2-colfs
fnes: PLAYERS stand on the f7rnG
line today and begin shooting for
tho richest target pU. I'D in the
FER Wcst-the Los Ance'es ODen
Championship with its so 900 purse
The tournament. the 18TH annual
edition and inaugural event on Calf
iornis's winter links schedule. drew
virtually every top professional IN
the Nation for the four day battle
al Riviera Country Club.
Heading the array Of champions
and ex-champions was Lawson Little,
the former amateur king who
emerged from the professional wilder
ness in this Los Angeles Open one
year ago captured the title and
/ went on 70 add the National open
crown to his trophy collection
Listed behind we're such former
j L. A Open winners as the three
Jimmies Demaret. Thomson and
Hines: Veteran Macdonald Smith,
four time titleholder, Ed Dudley.
Vic CheZzi, Harry Cooper and Craig
, Wood all praying to start the new
year of with victory
/ Il was the first time the event has
/ been held at Riviera since Denny
/ ShUte proved a better mudder than
/ the field and sloShed TO the cham
( pionship 10 years ago. Willie Hunter.
/ the willy Scot Stylist and host pro,
has toughened an already difficult
( course since those days. and II Will
take a champion to beat It's par
. 35-36-7l
Today's field numbered 1913 as q
result OF the qualifying round three
| DAYS ago.
Little suffered an attack Of in
/ fueflza earlier this week. and his
I game dropped. but the long hitting
San Francisco man. who won last
year with 282. hopes to be in the
running.
Every one Of the first 10 in last
years tournament. were back in ac-
ton this wear. Included were Clay
ton Hea!ner Olin Dutra. Jimmy
Hines and Thomson, AL Krueeer.
Dutch Harrison. Tony Penna, Matt
Kowal and the amateur ace, Johnny
Dawson.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Bethesda Chevy Chase at Ana
costa. $50.
Central VS.. Maryland Freshmen,
Richie Coliseum, 7.30.
western at Montgomery Blair,
500.
Coolidge vs.. Woodward, !. NJ.
C. A. gym, 8 30
Richard Montgomery al a5hep-
h"rdstnWn w Va High
Dewitt IS. Woodrow Wilson.
Portsmouth. Va
Hockey.
Jersey Skeeters v. Washins-
ton Eagles, Riverside Stadium,
$50.
Boxing.
Golden Glove tournament
semifinals. Turner's Arena, 8.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Wilson Teachers VS.. Bridge
water College. Bridgewater, Va.
Richard Montgomery. vs.. s..
Joseph Martinsburg, w. Va.
Dewitt at Newport News tVa)
High.
George Washington High in
Prep Day tournament, Richmond
Swimming.
Woodward School al Eastern
Branch Boys Club. 2.
Hockey.
Washington Eagles vs. Atlantic
City Sea GullS, Atlantic City,
N. J.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Little B. {. Star
Prefers Placid
Life Of Tutor
Droftee Of Chibeurs
Took Tough Beating
In Tilt With Vols
BY the Associated Press.
Nvv%Ily NDvrNs HTC<

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-The
Sugar Bowls current hero wants
no more glory and no more bruises.
Slim Charley ORourke is willing
to call his playing career ended with
the sensational performance that
brought Boston College a 1913 VIC
tory over Tennessee Wednesday in
the closing minutes. The placid
life of a teacher appeals TO him
more than the turbulence OF pro-
fessional gridiron.
Dead-pan Charley had plenty of
both glory and bruises Wednesday.
In the first few minutes Of play he
received a cruel hip blow, and
chunks Of skin were scraped from
his shins A team physician said
that after the game his body was
mass of bruises. In addition. during
hslftime Charley took two salt
tablets that made him sick.
Declares He's Had Enough.
None OF the cheering 73,l6l
spectators realized it was a sick
cripple playing on his nerve, who
completed three passes for IS yards,
slithered "a more for the winning
score, then broke up two long Ten
nesSee tosses which appeared to
be touchdown specials
ORourke has been drafted by
the Chicago Bears, but leans toward
proposition as assistant coach and
teacher at the Maiden Mass. High
School where he starred before going
to college.
I've had enough" said the blond
hero as he packed his bags last
night to leave for Boston. He was
limping badly. and when he dropped
an envelope he could hardly stoop
10 pick il up.
You play professional football
three or four years, you're through.
and what have you?"
Wants Teaching Duties.
Charley, who will receive a 3. s
in education next June, said he did
not want a coaching Job. however,
unless it included classroom teach
ing duties
You have more security that
way he explained, and that's
what I want"
He hasn't rejected professional
offer. however.
Y have a cousin. Ray Perry, teach
ing in Maiden he said He's
always been my adviser. I'm going
to do what he says
Evening star., 1941-01-03
A. B. c. Entry So Heavy
Tourney Is Extended
n. .t-e Aeeociated Press.

B. the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 3. - Inc
American Bowling Congress tourna-
ment at st. Paul has been extended
another three days, Elmer Baum
garten, secretary, has announced,
because of heavy registration.
The tournament will start March
13 and end May 5, a stretch of "a
days.
Bsumgarten said that exclusive OF
st. Paul and Minneapolis entries. the
enrolment was 3,757 teams from 81
States and four provinces Of Canada
Evening star., 1941-01-03
KoshIop, Well Again, Joins GU
On Fishing Trip Off Miomi

conclusion in the game and was
left behind when the squad took
its first fling at the night life
and went to the races Yesterday
at Tropical Park. was among the
fishermen. Koshlap was listed
as completely recovered.
Head Coach Jack Hagerty con-
tinued to be in demand as guest
of honor at dinner On all sides
he was given sympathy, but he
didn't like it.
The scoreboard still showed
ID points for Mississippi State
and only for u.s. he remarked
ruefully.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
HeIis Supports Racing Project
AtNew Orleans to Help City,
Not to Add to His Wealth

Helis. who became rich IN the
Louisiana oil fields and recently do
mated sl,000,000 of his oil equip
ment in his native Greece to the
Greek government, said his interest
in the deal was purely one of O
civic nature.
Il am not interested in horse
racing" he asserted. Il didn't put
up that check today as an invest
ment I am not interested in max
ing any more money"
Racing has been a major sport
here for more than a century but in
recent years declined until 1t was
abandoned the past season. Track
owners said recent legislation made
1T impossible TO operate proftably.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
R' The Associated Press.

r. 'IE r AS9N4dLtG EItbes
STUART. Fla. Jan. 3.-An un-
precedented concentration OF usually
elusive sailhsh In the Gull Stream
off the lower coast of Florida is pro-
viding anglers field day.
On a single DAY II small craft
boated 90 prize sailhsh of Stuart.
establishing a modern record for
this sport, and yesterday more than
100 were reported caught On an
ether day TWO men in one boat had
25 strikes. boated 20, released 10 OF
them and had tine for a mess Of
dolphin on the side Forty were
landed by another party, which re-
.eased g OF them.
Old fishermen say they've never
seen anything ike IL They tell OF
Evening star., 1941-01-03

{, san Correspondent Of The star.
MIAMI BEACH. Jan s.
Licking their wounds and swal-
lowing their disappointment at
their 14-to-7 defeat by Mississippi
State, the HoyaS of Georgetown
again tried to forget the Orange
Bowl game today with a new
round of sightseeing featured by
some deep-sea fishing in the
Gulf Streap,
With the Maroons as play
mates, the Hoyas took off early
this morning. Halfback Jules
Koshlap, who sustained a mild
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Fasano of Sea GuIIs
SuppIants Burns
AS Top Scorer

Sammy Fasano. Atlantic City Sea
Gulls' crack wingman, has replaced
Washington Norman Burns as the
Eastern Amateur Hockey Leagues
leading scorer, but Burns continues
to pace the loop in producing goals.
Fasano has accumulated y goals
and l9 assists for Al points, while
Burns has registered % goals an6 10
assists for 80 points.
Len Burrage, Washington defense
man. leads the league in assists with
"a. Following are scoring leaders in
matches extending through Deem
Der 81:
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Hagen Yeor in Advance
With Seniors Entry

F. tFe Associated Press.
SARASOTA. Fla. Jan. 3-Wslter
Hagen, golfs Old me5tcr with a
rcnchant for showing up late. has
reversed himself He has entered
the 1912 p. c. a. senior golf tourna-
ment one year IN advance Hagen
will reach the J0-year age minimum
for the seniors by January. 1912.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Pond May Be Forced Out as Yale Grid Coach
Second Reds Neoe Seeking Line Tutor

ner drags down around $500.
Why not call it the Mac Smith
OCen?
Today's guest Star-Jerrv Mitch
ell New York Post: The Yankees
have dropped more men in the
last week or two than Peggy Hop
kins Joyce"
Consensus - That c harlie
ORourke. Boston Colleges for
ward passing trigger man. was the
outstanding hero produced by
Wednesdays bowl games.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

Win, Lose or Draw
Flowing Gold at an Old Snake Swomp
BY FRANCIS (. STAN,
Star STAFF Correspondent

CORAL Fla 3Doubtless
attention the daily of
Wat not all OF the stun buried in the hills
formed by Mr. Dnty Dennis should
da friendly track that than racing profitable
business.
year MI Dennis points out In other words
aso on the average When is considered that this
season racing
Wt MI Dennis means is that between January
WIN i7l swollen TO the bursting
uohaey IIopcals 80 days of divided The
cS we're from December 20 January
leah VIII set the bulk
Io ''Aafg Ihey seem to feel there
Apparently there is plenty. We ourselves
necessary to
oo " "er "A years they shot
build this plant they knew they were doing
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Tou! Tossing Foul
n 72-62 Come

b. tie Associated Press
OGDEN, Utah.-Weber Junior
College and Montana State bas-
keteers missed enough free throws
10 have won a seasons schedule
OF games in Weber's 1852 victory.
Foul pitches totaled 10. WebeT's
Wildcats made good only Is of 80
and the Montanans, f8 OF 40.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Bio Stadium Denied for Reploy
Of Eost-West Tilt for British

pied Children's Hospital at San
Francisco.
Cofman said the Shrine commit
tee "is in full sympathy with British
relief. Our only concern is to pre-
serve the amateur standing OF the
players, to retain the good will OF the
universities. and not to injure the
East-West game, which is a recog-
nized charity"
Evening star., 1941-01-03
More Than 100 SoiIfish Caught
In Record Day in Florida

many would-be anglers who spend
months-sometimes even years-ln
their search for a sailfsh and never
land even a small one.
Just why tke schools are so thick
nobody knows for sure. They guess
that the fish were attracted into the
warmth of the Gulf Stream by last
weeks storm, which swung the nor
mally southeast prevailing breeze
into northeast gale. kicking up the
waters.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Breese on Anqott's Troll

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 3 Cp).-Mis-
souri, Athletic Commission has ac-
cepted $500 certified check from
Babe Breese to make valid the Man.
haitian. Kans., lightWeight's Chal-
lenge for bout with Sammy Angott
of Louisville, National Boxing Asso-
citation 135-pound champion.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Casey losses Menucher

HARTFORD. Conn, Jan. 3 1Pt -
Steve Crushed Casey, Ireland. de-
feated Sammy Menacher. Boise. two
out OF three falls in a wrestling bout
here last night.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Petworth Quint Travels

Petworth A c. basket ball team
plays the Warrenton CVa) team al
Warrenton tonight A preliminary
contest has Ben Zolas girls quint,
the Backers, meeting Warrenton
girls.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Colts France in Ap-;!

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 3 R).-
Owner Eddie Mooers plans - i've
the Richmond Colts open spring
training either at Wilson, Greenville
or TarbOro. N C. Anril Z
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Hayes Shooting Decides

With Hayes, guard, scoring II
points, Congress Heights basketers
won over the MechanicsYille Md
Qulnt, 1929.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Capture Fifth Straight

ST. Johns Juniors won their fifth
straight basket ball game, downing
Blessed Sacrament, 3l-7.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Mexico's S Parks Reflect
Pleasure OF Children

MEXICO CITY, March 29-The
Mexicans as a race stand out for
their devotion to little children, the
devotion showing itself in a thou
sand practical ways. Mexican parks
are organized basically for the en-
joyment of children, and Cha
pultepec Park in Mexico City is a
veritable children's paradise
There are merry-go-rounds with
horses of almost every size and
shape, from the thrilling ones that
move up and down to the stationary
ones for beginners. The park is
dotted with stands selling delicacies
to make any childS mouth water.
There are games of all kinds-and
best of all, a miniature train with
real engine, real rails and real
cars, puffs its way around the park,
blowing its whistle, going through
tunnels. arriving at stations and
Stimulating the entire marvellous
process of a full-size railroad.
In Monterrey the Alameda is
equipped with swimming pool and
wading pond for children and a
miniature train is being built at
Monterrey,s Quinta Calderon. Goats
can be hired to drive the children
in little carriages.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
| Motor Trolley
| Trip Presents
| Jamaica

KINGSTON, Jamaica, B. w. l.,
March 29-One of the best ways
to enjoy the beauties OF this Carib-
bean island is TO take one of the
new motor trolleys via the govern
ment railway from the ships side
at Kingston and be whisked cross
country TO Montego Bay on the
north shore.
Open on all sides, the trolleys seat
from 5 to II passengers each. Be-
fore each seat is large map of
Jamaica which enables the traveller
to identify any of the interesting
spots along the right of way. 1t
takes 3 hours and Is minutes for
the tourist to be deposited amid the
palms and beaches of Montego Bay.
The dusky engineer" of the troll
ley looks more like a chauffeur
perched in his tiny cab in front.
He toots his whistle, dingles his bell
and the trolley glides smoothly
through the Kingston yards and in
few minutes speeds along the green
plain to Spanish Town, the ancient
capital of Jamaica. Sugar cane and
bananas grow right down to the
rail line. Natives work in the fields,
getting the green gold' ready for
the foreign markets.
Soon the plains are left behind
and the open-air trolley climbs up
to Williamsf1eld Station, railhead
for Vaudeville, one of Jamaica s
best-known mountain resorts. For
miles beyond Williamsf1eld the rail
line traverses the wild mountains of
Jamaica's interior. Shortly comes
Montego Bays modern station.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
North CuroIinu Adopts
Doqwood as Flower

RALEIGH. N. c., March %
Dogwood, which tree-lovers have
advocated making the official flow
ering tree of the South, was adopted
as the official flower of North Caro-
Ina by the 194l Legislature.
The State heretofore has had no
official flower Reference sources
generally listed the goldenrod as the
unofficial choice, and recently the
oX-eye daisy was selected in an un-
official school poll. The Legislature
first considered the flame azalea,
and bill naming that flower was
adopted by the House of Representa-
tlves. The Senate, however, rejected
1t on the ground that it was COM
mon only to higher attitudes and
substituted the dogwood, which is
found from coast to mountains.
Dogwood is protected by law in
North Carolina. A 194l statute stip-
ulates maximum fine of $50 for
conviction of unauthorized taking of
tree or blossoms from public or
private lands.
Evening star., 1941-03-30

The Palace of the Governors in
Santa Fe, N. Mex, was the seat of
government in this territory for
three centuries, having housed Span
and American executives.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
e. G. G. Training Is Geared to Defense

AMERICAN youth of the co Corps fitting itself into the
Nations defense by specialized oins the time
voeofono
the C Oo boHoek throughout country
motor repon shops, and at neorby vooonol schools
he wide ronse OF subjects includes rood bridge building
bostn outomoe SURVEYING
mokne and eodns other sk po mo emergency
Also Ioree classes for cooks and boxers comp kitchens
and at s. schools the
m'oV expansion Detoy oues the preparation included
n the " ~ ~
nee displaying qualities Of leadership opportunity
up m odvoed
beng conducted to till oeotd by the
coled + "
Evening star., 1941-09-22
Socialists Rap Attack
On Jews by Lindbergh

BOSTON, Sept. % CP}.-The Social
ist Party said last night that Charles
A. Lindbergh's reference to Jews as
group pressing this country toward
war was "at once serious blow to
democracy and to the movement to
keep the United States out of war"
In statement at the conclusion
of a three-day meeting, the party's
National Executive Committee said
although it is true that Lindbergh
recognized and condemned Nazi
cruelty to the Jews, that fact can
not undo the harm done by his other
statements"
Asserting mo one nationally, race
or people is responsible" for this
war, the committee said it's origins
"cut across all such lines; they have
their roots, instead, in an economic
system"
Evening star., 1941-09-22
Joan Of Arc Window
Dedicated at Cathedral

The Joan of Arc window of the
Washington Cathedral was dedl-
Gated in a special service yesterday,
with the Very Rev Noble c. Powell,
dean, officiating. More than 1000
persons attended.
In the congregation were Col. and
Mrs. S. G. Talbot of the West
chester Apartments, who donated
the window in memory of their
daughter, Ethelyn Sarratt Talbot.
The new window Is the first of
20 aisle windows to be placed when
the nave of the Cathedral is COM
pleted.
Dean Powell read the services of
dedication and prayers at the win
dow following a procession of the
choir and clergy of the Cathedral
from the great choir through the
congregation to the nave opposite
the window.
Before the procession and dedi-
cation, Dean Powell told of the tor
pedoing of two ships bearing stained
glass from England to this country.
A third ship carrying materials to
go into the window arrived safely,
he said.
Clergy assisting in the service
were CanopS T. o. Wedel, William
c. Draper, jr; E. 6. Dunlap, Merritt
Milliams and Charles ". g. Smith.
The Right Rev James E. Freeman,
Bishop of Washington, was unable
to preside at the ceremonies. He
is recovering from an appendectomy
performed Saturday.
Evening star., 1941-09-22
Phil La Toilette Proposes
Impeoching Knox, Stimson

DENVER, Sept. % (P.-Phillip
La Toilette proposes the impeach-
ment of Secretaries Knox and Stim-
son, saying that would be the SIM
plest means of keeping the United
States out of the war.
The former Wisconsin Governor
speaking at an America First Com
mittee rally Saturday night, declared
that impeachment charges against
the two should be that they are
seeking to violate the constitutional
guarantee that the Nation cannot
be taken into armed conflict except
by vote of Congress.
IF this Nation" he said, lis taken
into war by some smart alecky pro-
gram of aid short of war by trickery
I give warning that those like me,
VINO plead for tolerance, will be as
straws in the wind.
"If by trickery and torturous
means, the constitutional provision
that Congress must decide whether
this Nation fights is set aside now,
then there can come time when
the constitutional guarantees of free
speech and religious liberty can be
set aside"
Evening star., 1941-09-22
New Plants Created
By Chemical Control
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-The use of
chemical substances to regulate and
control the growth of plants was de-
scribed in an address today by DR..
John M Beal of the University of
Chicago as both revolutionary and
evolutionary" He spoke at meet
ing of scientists attending the
schools 5oth anniversary celebra-
ton.
BY the use of colchicine, a gout
remedy obtained from the autumn
crocus; sulfanilamide, used in the
treatment of a dozen different dis
eases: chloroform and several other
chemicals it is possible to double,
triple and quadruple the number of
chromosomes, the heredity deter
mining factors in cells, and create
entirely new kinds of plants.
The process may eventually be ap-
piled to animals, producing creatures
never seen before on earth, he said.
Evening star., 1941-09-22
War Aims Declaration
Sought Good Will Of
Sta|in, Nye Says
Silence on Religion
Cited; Socialists Rop
Lindbereh Attack
Hy the Associated Press.

y BY the ASSOCldleQ tTenS.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 22-Noting
that the Roosevelt Churchill war
aims declaration made no specific
declaration for freedom of religion,
Senator Nye declared yesterday the
conferees were after the good will
of Joe Stain"
Addressing an America First Com
mittee rally, Senator Nye said the
President later sent a message to
Congress saying that, of course,
freedom of religion was understood
to be included. The North Dakota
isolationist added that it was well
known that Stain hated religion,
and continued:
president Roosevelt and Churchill
were after the good will of Joe
Stain"
Senator Nye termed Britain the
'most aggressive aggressor" in his
tory, claimed that nation expended
s136000,000 for propaganda pur-
poses in the United States in 1914
II and said he had an idea England
was spending something" now.
Evening star., 1941-09-22
Doo Meat Sellers jailed

TOXIC, Sept. % (P).-More than
80 meat dealers have been arrested
on health department charges of
selling flesh of dogs as beef or pork
to sausage makers, it was reported
today.
Evening star., 1941-09-22
Streomlined Adjustable Steel
"BiItmore" Radiator Shields

HeoW Furniture Steel ia Gouae)
. Fully Rounded Corners
StreomIined Front Panel Design
Complete Ronge Of Sizes to Fit
Most Every Rodiotor Old or New
. Boxed Finishes in WoInut or Ivory
Evening star., 1941-09-22

It's silent, it's odorless, it's clean! All
heat and no work (practicallyD makes
Father better man! The waste-stopper
saves oil and increases efficiency d.
Complete with 12-inch burner, 3-gal. tank
md finished in glossy brown enamel. Duo
rherm is best by test!
Kann's-Third Floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Hoover, Henderson
Back Price Control

WASHINGTON. Dec. II GNS),
To the surprise Of both, EXPIRES
ldcnt and arch-Republlcan Her
bert Hoover and Price AdminiStra-
tor Leon Henderson found them
selves on the same side of the
fence today as Hoover testified be-
fore the Senate banking commit
tee m favor of llcnderSon'S price
control plan.
Appearing personally for the
second time. Hoover urged far
reaching price control. but testi-
fed against putting a ceiling on
W yes and suggested that the
agricultural department fix farm
prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Plane Fuel
Increase
Ordered

WASHINGTON. Dec. II lINSl
a controversy that has lasted
for more than a year was ended
today when the Supply. Priorities
and ALLEGATION Board gave the
green light to plan calling for a
vast increase in facilities for pro-
ducing 100-octaneN gasoline for
warplanes.
Object of the0cxpahsion program
rs 10 give the United States and
its allies the Jump on the Axis in
the supply of this super fuel, which
came out of the laboratories only
three years ago. The gasoline. il
is said, greatly increases the speed,
maneuverablity and rate of climb
Of planes. and thus gives 10 the
country having the largest supply
of II a decided advantage