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Evening star., 1942-01-31
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,
Wide World Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Clark
Grifnth, president of the Wash
ington ball club. has instructed
Joe Engel to get a team OF
players at Chattanooga ranging
In age between 18 and %. Just as
II sports fans, and writer's, weren't
puzzled about enough things now,
Sol Schultz of Iona Portal,
Calf, who used to manage the
San Diego State College football
team, has invented new game
touch rugby. He says it COM
bines the skills of football, basket
ball, soccer and rugby without
being dangerous to the players.
Don't look for many traders at
next weeks baseball meetings.
The well-fixed clubs likely will
follow the example of the Yanks'
Joe Mccarthy, who says: How
an going to make any trades?
The fellows we've got we intend
b keep" One question Joe
couldn't answer yeSterday was:
Evening star., 1942-01-31

How are you going to work
Gomez this year-with Murphy
or without him?"
One minute sports page-Melio
Bettina, who has one brother in
the Navy and another in the
Army, will not appeal his la
classification unless his mother
insists. Charley Rayner, the SEN
sational young goalie, is one OF
three or four of the Brooklyn
Americans who plan to enlist IN
the Canadian Navy soon as the
season is over. The boys from
Western Canada don't expect to
be called for active service this
winter because there aren't
enough warm places for them In
the camps. Striking the patri-
otic note, Ray Dumont, presi-
dent and stylist of the National
Semi Pro Baseball Congress,
plans to dress his tournament
umpires this year in red coats.
white pants and blue caps. The
pro tennis tourists 4. who charged
as much as $7.7o foF their New
Evening star., 1942-01-31
CoIored Quint to Stage
Exhibition Tilt Here

Basket ball teams from Brooklyn
College and North Carolina College
for Negroes meet tonight in an
exhibition game at Turner's Arena.
North Carolina, defending cham
pion in the Colered intercollegiate
Athletic Association, boasts a team
of Shooters that has dropped only
two Of nine games played this year.
Captain Is Reginald Ennis.
Evening star., 1942-01-31
Mckee Busketers
BrotherIy Bond J
~ the Arsoriatad pyess

By the Associated Press.
EUGENE, Oreg., Jan. 81
Brotherly cooperation is paying
dividends for the McKee's Bak-
ers, independent basket ball
team.
It's starting lineup includes
brothers Ken and Palmer King
and brothers Howard, Delano
and Ken Fox. Among the re-
serves is brother Everett Fox.
The McKees thumped the Uni
versity of oregon Freshmen. "a
to 50, this week-the first defeat
for the froSh,
Evening star., 1942-01-31
Getting to the Top Is Toughest Tosk

fauess mansstye delivery Miss GULL keeps rolling
the
time Bronson Qualities Pauline Ford
Lucille Young Margaret Lynn They will
1882 lists at least Mrs Ella
Strike ladies grandmother
and a good bowler.
William Wood rapidly becoming graybeard himself
although the business explain it, Mr. Wood
and other Myer Davis plants that
Carlton Wardman Park admits
ducpn bowlers than before
bowers especially from the Midwest
he disclosed Here in Washington we haven't the
changing The girls like
the tenpnners don't think much OF them
why there isn't bigger
turnover tournament wnners) because
make the bracket Once they get at
bowling
form period than is to acquire from scratch
Even Harry coming out Of retirement after 10 or II
remarkable"
realize it, but duckpins popular
which the hasn't
bed alley
demand Sheac py composed OF aohoD balls
the only major problems caused by
created pinch far AS for stars
duckpn bowling likely be hard hit by the Many OF them
the drives they Keep rolling along
Tennyson a bowling writer. maybe
Evening star., 1942-01-31


up to stack of zeros. The Olympics,
it develops, will have been playing
chiefly for the exercise, for they
then will be required to beat in a
short playoff series the same teams
they have been walloping all season
If they would claim the title.
May Create Embarrassment.
That's where the Bluebirds may
hover over other teams clover and
create embarrassment by taking the
pennant The only reason for the
playof is for owners to pick up a
little coin. Should Johnstown be
granted enough playon games jim its
anemic arena to gain the title it
wouldn't make any money but prob
ably would be successful artistically
by capturing the crown.
The top four teams in the East
ern League automatically will be
admitted to the playoff, with the re-
manning three teams to battle for a
fifth spot. Boston. New York.
Johnstown and Washington are
likely automatic entries, with Bal
timore favored to edge out Atlantic
City and River Vale for the fifth
position.
Johnstown has feared poorly from
a financial standpoint in the loosely
knit Eastern League. Players have
been permitted to jump the club and
compete with other Eastern League
teams. Eddie Boiteau skipped to
Atlantic City. Ned Vitarelli deserted
to perform with Baltimore and Jack
McKinnon, player-coach No. l, quit
to coach River Vale.
Pick Hines, coach No. z, also quit,
Evening star., 1942-01-31
BIodensburg High Keeps
Its Court Slate Clean

Bladensburg remains as the only
3undefeated high school basket ball
team in this area, winning its ninth
straight yesterday by topping Ma
tional Training School, 1915. Dale
Myers 10 points was best individual
effort for the winners.
Evening star., 1942-01-31
Friends Lose at Finish
Of Moorestown Come

An individual scoring spree by
Cotton Smith, who registered u
points, wasn't enough for WASH
ington Friends School basket ball
team yesterday as Moorestown
Friends turned In q 1923 victory at
Moorestown, N. ]. Washington led
at the half. 1876, but fell before
Moorestown's last-period drive.
Evening star., 1942-01-31
Sideroff Adds to Lead
As HyottsviIIe Wins

Bill Siderof1 of Hyattsville Highs
basket ball team tops schoolboy
scorers in this area with q total of
1856 points in 10 games, an average
Of better than 13 points contest.
He added to his edge last night
by ringing up 10 points as Hyatts-
vile topped Mount Rainier, 35-18, at
Hvattsvi11e
Evening star., 1942-01-31
Champion Skater Is Facing Ban
On Verge Of Speed Title Meet
Il m Aasos. at<d Press


LA CROSSE Wis., Board of Control of the United
States Skating today several before
III. opening Of the national outdoor speed skating championships
study charges professionalism against defending national
champion. .
Evening star., 1942-01-31
Trimming School Sports

Indoor sports schedules already
have been curtailed by many high
schools in Virginia and more drastic
changes are expected in the spring
program due to the tire situation
and the loss of athletes to defense
industries.
Evening star., 1942-01-31
krouse Is Only One Of the Veterans

Hoppe is exceptional athlete Artist the more
reality Hoppe is freak He was world bea IN
decades he retained his touch
enthusiasm the But for every Hoppe in
billiards there dozen Hopes in bowling.
Krause Is all bowling you
head the average lists
If dozen women who IL
good they
fact shah name them with averages
m Ed Bakeney, 1885, Tony Santlni l24 Joe
ll8
Clarke 123 Henry Hser 15
Mandley 12l give idea Mandey
Is years Touchdown Club dinner joke
knocking down than before,
the O Maybe she isn't better than because
altered ke football and basket ball
Miss GULL good At
bowl in the National Capital League
District in class.
Evening star., 1942-01-31
Win, Lose or Draw
And the BowIers Keep Rolling Along
BY FRANCIS {. STAN.

Willie Hoppe the erstwhile Boy Wonder who no longer
boy but who remains wonder still rackng billiard honors
picking juicy leaves of Mogenhau cabbage and giving the
impression that billiards the which star never
This could impression What about bowling
for instance?
The carried thin stick of the other night to the
that boosted the
crcut) to plus Not
Bill Lonnie Krause,
Washngonian wouldn't of Harry Kuse But
the people here would know He started
bowling time he laid off for 10 IL
well So holding his
In the fastest duckpin bowling league in the country
bowling the when anxious mothers
matter Of yards table
bookes than could shake stick at
in when Harry Kraue was
which before Hall
Of Ancients. That's long time
Evening star., 1942-01-31
Rockville Girls Triumph

Rockville High girls basket ball
team earned a 1916 edge at the
half and went on to defeat Sher-
wood High lassies, 17-8, yesterday
at Sandy Spring Hilda Haynes
led the winners with II points.
Evening star., 1942-01-31
PASTOR Victor Over Lesnevc Must Wait Til Fall for Third Crack Loui

LESSON LESNEvCH--Gu Lesnevich light heavyweight
champ proved the Dan stuff displayed last
night Madison Square Garden Bob Pastor shown here
1e landing typical style in the OF earning 10
decision the 1o-round nonte scrap Pastor is
third shot at Joe Louis heavyweight
crown following two defeats with the match likely to be staged
outdoors next summer { A P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1942-01-31
Fights Last Night.
Br the Associated Press.

BE- the Associated Press.
NEW YoRK-Bob Pastor. 1884,
New York. outpointed Gus Lesnevitfi,
PHfIADEIPHiA.-C Bailey, 1ee.
vineland, N. j., stoppel "a Brookns h.
1874. Washington (2l. o III.
Marine Corps, outpointed Pred Cat raj,
1904, Cambridge, Mass. Q0).
WORCESTER, Mass.-Leo Dulm aine,
1913, Worcester. outpointed Fl ankle
HOLLYWOOD. = Redolfo Re- mirez,
IA, Mexico lightweight champio' /, out
pointed Bobby Britton. 146, Miami.
fla. 10).
eAN DHGO.-Johnny Rome 70, 1eB,
San Diego, Knocked out Jack c Iii. 100,
Miami. Fla. go.
Evening star., 1942-01-31
Bethesda Girls Triumph

Bethesda Chevy Chase High girls
basket ball team topped Annapolis
High, 32-16, yesterday at Bethesda
with Carter Dawson's 20 points
leading the attack.
Evening star., 1942-01-31
GreenbeIt Wins Another

With Helen Zoeller tallying 7
points to lead the way, Greenbelt
High girls basket ball team defeated
Maryland Park girls. 1876, yester-
day at Maryland Park.
Evening star., 1942-01-31
BIuebirds' Franchise Shuky
But They May Snatch Flag
PIoy Fast Hockey Despite Desertions;
Lose to Eagles in Tough Struggle
By BURTON HAWKINS.

The Impoverished Johnstown Bueb skeletonized whole
sale deeron time supported other members OF the
Eastern Hockey probably won't granted franchise in
the loop conceivable the outfit will retire with
a championship.
Oympc complete regular schedule with the
Evening star., 1942-01-31

Totals 10 323 Totals---12 S27
Evening star., 1942-01-31

Totals 10 / FL Totals
Evening star., 1942-01-31

retAh---A 2 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-12

that in the summer Of 1941 the out
put of such gas was only about
10000 barrels day and that the
oil industry agreed to double, then
treble and quadruple production.
1T is this gasoline which made
possible the victories of the Coral
Sea and Midway; the gasoline which
carried marines over the Solomons,
the gasoline which opened the new
front in Algiers, which chased ROM
mel out of Egypt and which makes
possible the destructive raids over
the industrial centers of the Nazis,"
Mr.. Tckes said.
He reported that the oil industry
now was taking "the most revo-
lutionary step" In a program under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-12
Airplane Gas Output
Described by |ckes
As Near Miracle
Joint Use of Resources
By Competing Companies
Called Revolutionary Step

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-War Pc
troleum Co-ordinator Ickes reported
to the American petroleum industry
yesterday that he wished he might
make public the present production
OF 10O-octane aviation gasoline in
the United States because it rep
resents a near miracle"
In speech read to the institute
ny W. Alton Jones, president of the
Clues Service Co., Mr.. Ickes recalled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-12

workers that the increase could
amount to 20 to Is per cent without
Increasing hours Of labor or reducing
profits.
"A Is per cent increase in produc-
ton would be equal to adding an
army of millions of additional
trained workers." Secretary Knox
declared.
Analysis Discussed.
Secretary Knox said he recently
had read "weighty and scholarly
analysis of some of the factors which
are supposed to be retarding pro-
duction, and that the authors, whom
he did not identify, had drawn three
conclusions as to those factors.
He presented them but said that
he did not thereby indorse them as
sound conclusions.
But if they are. believe they
are problems which can and must be
solved" Secretary Knox declared.
First was reluctance ON the part
OF labor to make an about effort
and sacrifice, because it believed
that management would not make
a like sacrifice. In addition, labor
was demanding an increased voice
In war production as the price of
increased effort.
Management and Profits.
Second and equally important,
was the dissatisfaction of manage
ment over profits and the fear that
labor's gains were of such growing
that they threatened the
very existence of management itself.
These are the two major find
ings of factors which are retarding
production.
THE third was a distrust among
groups of both management and
labor of certain elements of our war
leadership, particularly of so-called
brass hats
Nov these objections and pro-
tests are all valid and understand
able, according to the angle from
which they are viewed. Labor's
complaints are perfectly logical to
labor and arrangements to manage
ment."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-12

which competing companies will
share or Jointly use many Of thei1
facilities and resources.
He also asserted everything pos
sible must be done to preserve the
little fellows" in the industry.
Joseph B. Eastman, director OF
the Office Of Defense Transporta-
ton, said In another address that
the movement of petroleum prod
ucts to the Eastern seaboard by rail
reached a wartime peak of about
$4,000 barrels day and has av-
eraged more than 10000 barrels
since then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-12
West Coast Man Named
To Agricultural Post

By the Associated Press.
Secretary of Agriculture Wickard
has appointed Dan A. West of
Yakima, Wash, as assistant d.
rector Of the ONCE Of Agricultural
War Relations.
Mr.. Vests duties will be to bring
about cooperation between the
food industry and the Foods Re.
quirements Committee Of the War
Production Board.
Mr.. West is a former president of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-12
New Front Wide Open,
Knox Says in Talk
AT Legion Ceremony
Secretary Asks Vast
Increase in Output
Of War Materials
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
McKEESPORT, Pa, Nov. H.
Secretary of the Navy Knox, de-
claring that a second front was now
wide open," said last night that
Americas part in this war had just
begun and that there was "a long
hard road stretching beyond this
Armistice Day to that other day
when we will celebrate, God willing,
not an armistice, but victory"
Speaking at an American Legion
Armistice Day observance here, the
Navy chief called for vastly in
creased production of war materials
to fed the armies now fighting all
over the world and said he had been
told by both production officials and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-12
London Buses Chunoe Color

LONDON R.-The capitals buses,
trans and trolley buses will be
painted oxide-red-a brownish-red
appearance-instead Of the present
bright red, when they need a new
coat of paint, authorities have an
nounced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-12

. group Of food stores In Oregon
and Washington and later served
In various capacities In the Once
Of Price Administration.
The Bund has gone, but the Bond
Is here. Buy 1t now for victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Love Matehes
Ignite Quickly
In War Time
By HvLEN ROWLAND

" THIS column of trivia
seems out Of place, dear reader,
Iu,t remember that II hurts me
worse than II does you.
Still, Judging from the con-
tinued rush 10 the marriage
license bureaus. love Is more i'm
portant tran ever. War IS the
alarm clock which stsrtles the
heart from its letharEy and
wakes UP all those natural i'm
pulses and emotions. that were
raralyzed from lack OF eXer-
else
TVRTF THOUSAND mem
berS of the Canadian forces in
England have married English
girls. Love matches are quickly
lighted IN war-tirnes. Remember
what the French girls did 10 our
AEF in the first World War
If marriage were based on 4
hllnd chance. perhaps some
husbands and wives would not
appear as mismated as the
trousers and coats some Of the
rockies have 10 wear.
ONE DTBCTANTE saw
long line Of Young men waiting
~ enlist She is now horribly
worried for fear there will soon
ne nothing bur fat feet left at
home. IN dance with
An economical wartime vlte
is INST as proud Of her ability
10 rustic up a tasty and SuS-
tanning meal out of a couple of
cans and few lettuce leaves
as her mother was IF her ability
20 bake. boil or fry hearty
dinner with plenty Of spice, but
no 'ltanins
TORCH SONGS are ou' NJ
the picture nov Once love Is
dead. n cannot be resuScitated
But many an expiring love
would catch IT'S breath and
come back 70 life il a girl would
refrain from wsiling after IL
There Is something about the
sight Of man IN uniform that
goes right through girls heart
and tips W. the back
Distributed ~ King Tsstu-ss s.ne lnc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

VEGETABLE MOTIFS give
Won chance for lots NJ gay
color N your kitchen towe l-.
And soc how cleverly the cross
stltch ls designed n give 2 smart
CinEhar effect Pattern 2oS4
contains transfer pattern ~
SiN motifs averaging oi7 \ .
inches. illustrations of stitches
color schemes, materials re-
quIred
Send ! cents in coins for this
pattern 70 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
square. Detroit. Mich. OwirE
10 customs regulations orders
for patterns 10 Canadian destl-
nations cannot be filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Digestive Aid

4 WELL known Psychologist
saws that appetite Il an I'M
portant and TO digestion, causing
'he discharge OF digestive funds
INTO the stomach.
Agreeable odors and flsyors OF
foods produce this favorable
condition as well a, increasing
iho muscular tone IN the stom-
1Ch and intestine
The manner in which food Is
-erved is Therefore IN important
factor m good nutrition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

NHE%- CANDLES are tho
large IN diameter for your
candle holders. shave them down
20 the night sic with knife
that ha been heated The warm
blade will prevent the wax
from shipping and viii give the
candle a smooth finish 20 show
through glass CandloStlCkS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

there Il be no acid headache,
no upset feeling, no nausea.
It's wonderful.
Try it after your next party
49,. real fast acting Phillips y
Get it by asking for it by its
full name Phillips Milk Of
Magnesia. Get either the liquid
or the tablets at any drugstore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Dessert Treat

TROPICAL Treats can't he
r7ztrhed for quickly prepared
and grand dessert. Peel and
crush TWO bananas and mix with
one-half cup chopped nutmeatS.
Spread mixture between two
chocolate waters Serve with or
without whipped cream - six
portions ~ dessert prepared IN
five minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05

Here's the quick way TO over
come the effects Of over-indul-
gence in food, too much smok-
ing, drinking or late hours. The
way 10 aikaIze as you sleep
and wake up the next morning
feeling rested. refreshed, ready
togo. All you do is this
When YOU are ready for bed.
take , tablespoonfuls of
Phillips Milk Of Magnesia
in a glass of water.
Next morning when YOU GET
np. take 2 more tablespoon
fuls Of Phillips MIX of MAG
nesis with your orange juice.
And then see how perfectly
wonderful you fcell With ex-
cess stomach acids neutralized,
you can sleep soundly and wake
UP full Of pep. Chances are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
Book Review
Vicki Baum Heroine Has
More Lives Than a Cat
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Nomen'S Editor, The Detroit Times

helped farm the place And then
suddenly he was gone.
Writes Marion
Men are transients by ma
ture. They meet you, they stay
p while and then they leave you
and 60 away They go 10 war
and get killed. They 90 bank
rupt and shoot themselves IN
the Stock Exchange. They fall
for another woman and divorce
YOU
They may remain AZ your
side, but so changed that II IS
worse than If they had gone
away. They may even keep on
being married TO you and still
YOU feel they have Travelled on.
AS if they he'd left only dummy
10 sit across the breakfast table
and pay the household bills,
But each man. no matter how
short or long his stay, leaves
something 10 remain while he
wanders on his children, ms
money, his reputation. his phono-
graph records, his telephone
number. his recipe for Planters
Punch
Had q Flare
Marion certainly had fare
for adapting herself 10 whatever
the gods dropped in her lap.
You follow her around for a.
wears and all the while you are
reading her story she
pcrched on The icy pInnac %,
-4la~,ly freezing To death 10 y
ing herself. Marion, old glIl
you've made the rounds
you've lived. loved. suffered
made mistakes. but always you
did the best YOU could.
And thus YOU leave The little
Austrian widow of a Ger
man captain, widow OF pros
pcrollS American waiting IN
be rescued by an EnChshman
What q cal . what A book
ono ~ take your mind of the
var for several evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-05
rr,IBLING JABors tucked

TUNiBLING JABOTS tucked
under your suit collar will make
YOU pert as a spring robin. The
Wrecked eyelet orgsndy collar.
4 in the sketch. is versatile
little fellow that can be worn
with suit or dress.
Note the band of leaf branch
embroidery that runs disgonslly
across the front with a godet-
type inset cascading from ".
Edged IN delicate lace, It's be-
witching piece for 81.
4 wonder-worker Of derfBrity
is the square pique bib CD Dor
dered with a fluffy. organdy r1It-
fe. As finishing touch. there's
panel Of dainty lace across the
front. Also costs 81.
TVy LUCKY lass Who has re-
ceived a valentine memo from
her boss has won her due re-
wards Who wouldn't look like
a walking valentine in the heart
winning froth of lingerie, COM
bining the square yoke with
plunging neckline. Embroidered
wheels are set between the
tucked organdy and the net ruf-
f1e with the wide fagotlng IN
double row s. is the price OF
this luxurious model that's
tagged {.
For frivolous youth comes D,
the per1na sole. TERED collar,
embroidered in pink. blue, green,
yellow and brown shades a
garland If flowers about your
neck. Three baby pearl buttons
adorn the first yoke. Price Is -.
4 handsome bib 70 plnch-hit
for your blouses under a spring
SUIT is this family striped, NOUS
seine de sole in China pink.
Youll find il labeled 4 in the
sketch. There's nothing better
~ keep YOUR chin up than the
fluffy frou-trou AZ the neck.
Extra special az &.
THOSE or YOU who were IN
happy when the Wednesday
fashion shows at the Statler
we're discontinued may be glad
70 hear they will be resumed.
However. Friday Is the day
from now or Friday az l,
IN the Terrace Room.
Tomorrow the theme will be
the suit story for spring. Not
p detail will he neglected. This
panorama Of suits includes
every type and color for all &C
casions from town and
country casuals 10 the lovelies
youn be wearing III the Easter
parade.
YOU'LL TAKE a lesson IN
leading your suit into a double
duty life dressing n Up and
dressing - down for series
~ navy suits. worn with varied
accessories. Will denote both
the tailored and dressy ap-
proach.
There will be 2 prevlew of
The seasons crop OF blouses,
several companion sets of coats
and suits. Lilly Dsche'S stun
ninE. ruching bordered sailor
and a host of colorful costumes
for all Of us D.. aged II to 20.
Kill two birds in one lunch
hour a feast Of food and
fashions.