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Evening star., 1943-12-09
Phi|pitts Top Bears
In Rushing; Skins
Defense Keen
BY the Associated Press.

! BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-For the first
time since 1888, the ground-g gaining
championship of the National Foot
ball League goes to some club other
than the Chicago Bears.
League statistics show that the
Philadelphia Pittsburgh comibna-
tion takes over this years honors
with total of 1,730 yards along
the ground for their 10 games. The
Bears are in second position with
1851 yards.
Chicago's passing game, however,
is tops with 1894 yards for this
season, which helps put it in first
place in total yards per game.
Neither Washington nor New York,
which complete their season in
Sunday game at Washington, are
in position to dispute these figures.
Washington, however, has
chance to lead in one important de-
partment if it can limit the Giants
to 1877 yards on Sunday. So far in
nine games the Redskins have yield
ed 2,065 opponents yards, an av-
erage of 1924 per game.
| Leaders:
Total yards gained per game-Chcago
| Bears, 4O4 5; Green Bay, 335 L.
Yards rushing per same-Phil-Pitt l13:
! Chicago Bears, 1855
Yards passing per game-Chicago Bears,
| 2394: Green Bay, 1909
Percent OF passes compile ted-Wa shing
| ton. .545: CHICAGO Bears. .5ll
opponents Yards Der game-ChlcsRo
/ Bears, ,26.?; Washing ton .?g4
opponents yards by rushing per game
Phll-Pltt. 1913; Green Bay. 111.2.
Opponents yards by passing per game
CHICAGO Bears. aS; Washington, 1892.
Punt!ne average - Washington. 43.9
yards: Detroit. 4 ) yards
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Green Old Line Quint
Starting Saturday
AGAINST Marines

One Junior, two sophs and II
freshmen compose the University OF
Maryland basket ball squad upon
which Coach Burton Shipley will
bank to carry him through tough
19-game schedule opening against
the powerful Quantico Marines at
College Park Saturday night.
Joe Acito and Jack Flynn. for
wards; Bryan Fennell or Gilbert
Tauscher, center, and Frank Door,,
Ermy Engelbert or Dick Tuschsk.
guards, will provide the starters
against the Leathernecks.
Engelbert is the junior. Flvnn,
who is from Gonzaga Of Washing ten,
is Soph and the others are fresh
men. Fennell is from Rockville,
Tauscher from Bethesda, Engelbert
and Doory from Baltimore and Tus-
chak from Detroit.
Seven others will play supporting
roles, with the opportunity, of course,
Of showing enough to break into the
first quint. These are Charley Ryan,
Bill Greer and Warren Hoffecker.
forwards; Walter Kalodne, center,
and Charley Hiden, Tom Chiari
and Fred Kiski, guards.
Most of the players are short and
small, with Tauscher being the tall
est at 6 feet 6, and Fennell, Doory
and Engelbert in the 6-foot class.
Evening star., 1943-12-09

daughters missing nightgown.
The l943 campaign also pre-
sented the sight of an Iowa Pre-
fight back going down the field
stride for stride with an Iowa
State ball carrier and encourag-
ing the collegian in his touch
down run
Girls also gained their spots in
the football picture with school,
mistresses taking over coaching
jobs, Agnes Rifner of New Castle,
Ind. joining her high school
team and making various at
tempts to place kick extra points
and two gorgeous ticket sellers at
the College of Pacific allowing a
stranger to talk them out Of
Evening star., 1943-12-09

$1,000 each 10 take to the Office
for change
As though it were planned. the
best collection of oddities was un-
furled on November 13.
That's the day Billy Andrews.
Texas water boy, kicked two eX-
ira points for the Longhorns:
Navy defeated Columbia in the
absence of both head coaches,
North Carolina spilled Pennsyl-
vania as both teams wound up
with minus yardage on forward
passing. Elroy Hirsch hobbled
off the Michigan bench while
Coach Fritz Crisler wasn't looking
to win bet by scoring against
Wisconsin. and Illinois lost 10
Ohio State in the fifth" quarter.
Evening star., 1943-12-09

Beardless college freshmen,
substituting for the older athletes
gone off to war. were expected to
finish two three in the Asso-
ciated Press annual football
zanieS.' but couldn't ouSt either
Wager or Jimmy Cain. former
University of Washington half
back. but now an official. from
top billing
Cain, donning his referees
uniform before going out onto the
field for Pacific Coast game.
commented that these things
certainly shrink nowadays as he
attempted to slip into what he
thought was his sweat shirt. 1t
actually was his 22-month- old
Evening star., 1943-12-09

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Knocking
over 1854 tenpins in 36 games with
shiny black ball-21 more than his
closest opponent-George Young of
New York stood at the top of the
elimination heats of the third an
nual all-star bowling klatch today.
Young scored l,1S7 in the final six
games to lead Paul Klumske, who
took eight consecutive strikes to
boost his total to 7,443.
1t was bitter battle far. far into
the night, with the original field of
l29 reduced to 48. And those 4S
fighting for the l3 places in the
finals.
Also automatically in the final are
three seeded players, Connie
Schwoeglcr, Ned Day and Johnny
CrimminS
Nelson Burton. St. Louis. coholde.
of the national match doubles cham
pionship who had paced the field
throughout most of the affair.
dropped to fourth with 7.436.
Day, Schwoegler and Crimmins in
private matches battled for a spe-
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Oklahoma Ags Head
East With 7-Footer
By the Associated Press.

/ BY the Associated Press.
| SALTWATER. Okla, Dec. g.
Oklahoma Aggies' cowboy cage
quintet hit the trail for New York
today packing along its highest
hope in history, meaning 7-foot
Bob Kurland-a guard who plays
over foes heads.
Kurland not only can hit the
basket from all sectors. but he also
can keep opponents from dropping
in those blackboard shots. He waits
under the goal until enemy aerials
come sailing along and nonchalantly
rises to intercept them.
Eastern teams which soon will be
seeing the big boy are Westminster
College in Buffalo. N Y. Decem-
ber II. City College of New York
at Madison Square Garden, Decem-
Der IA, and Temple in Philadelphia
December l8.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Big Fort Meade Rally
.Trips GaIIaudet Five

Fort George G. Meade's Tooth
General Hospital Group had too
much second-half punch for the
Gallaudet basket ball team in last
nights game at Tech, scoring "a
points in the last 20 minutes to get
a 60-46 win over the Blues. 1t was
Gallaudet's first defeat in two games
this season.
Roy Holcomb led Ga1laudet to a
1926 eoge at the half, but there
after the soldiers got onto their
game to win going away. Coughlin,
former player at St. Joseph's in
Philadelphia, led Fort Meade's at
tack with 30 points.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Reeves Assumes Full
Ownership Of Rams
'y the Associated Press.


CLEV ELAND, Dec Capt.
Daniel F. Reeves, a New York in
vestment broker. now is sole owner
OF the Cleveland Rams pro football
team.
His purchase Of the one third in
terest in the club formerly owned by
1t. Col. Fred Levy, jr., has been ap-
proved by National Football League
Commissioner Elmer Lavden and
the loops executive committee.
Reeves and Levy purchased the
Ram franchise in l94l. They sus-
pended operations this season. but
recently informed the league that
the Rams intend to resume play
next fall.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Basket Ball Scores

F. the Associated Press.
Washington Bears, So; Fort Wayne zoll-
nerS 46
Fort Meade Hospital. Ga; Gallaudet. 46
Mount Rainier. A.; Woodward. L.
Westminster, 81: Carnesie Tech. IS.
/ State, 125; Quonset Point Squad
ron, IS.
Great Lakes. S6: Chicago, %.
Canlsius. As: Buffalo Coast Guard 13.
Stevens Tech. 80; Cathedral. 30.
wilmington tOhiol: 36: Earlham. "5.
Camp Atterbury, "a: Franklin. %.
Princeton, 80 Muhlenberg, 81.
Wheaton. so: Elmhurst, 81.
Waco Army Air. Al; Baylor. %
Peterson Field. Al: Pueblo Air Base, 80.
Wesleyan. 50; Parsons. II.
RomuluS Army Air 20 ASSUMPTION. -.
Detroit Tech, 81; Selfridee Field Army
Evening star., 1943-12-09
'firehorse' Five Off
To Ga||oping Start
BY the Associated Press.


KINGSTON, r. l., Dec. 9.-Rhods
Island States veteran Frank
Keaney, who has been turning out
-point-a-game frehorse basket
ball teams for years, has done it
again this season, much to his SUR
prise.
His Rams have played seven games
10 date and. while losing one OF
them, have hit the century scoring
mark three times. They gave the
headquarters squadron team from
the nearby Quonset Point Naval Al,
Base a 1878 drubbing here last
night
Only members Of last years team
which piled up 1888 points in ~
games. TO return were Ernie Calverly,
the center, and Natalie Federico. a
GUARD
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Norqe Ski Meet in Cubs Park
May Attract IS 900 Fans

Asserting transfer of the meet was
due to wartime restrictions, Nilsen
said he anticipates capacity crowd
of $4,000.
A slide 80 feet high and $50 feet
long will be erected at home plate
facing the outfield, providing space
for jumps ranging from 100 to 125
feet.
He said net proceeds would be
donated to the Chicago Service
mems Center.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Mount Rainier Cagers
Swamp Woodward

Coolidge and Western basket ball
teams make their season debuts to-
morrow, Western in night game at
Montgomery Blair, winner Of two
straight, while the Colts will be
hosts to Georgetown Prep, which
lost its opener on Tuesday, in an
afternoon tilt.
Mount Rainier High, which lost
its initial game to Blair, moved over
to the win side yesterday with a
42-l2 triumph over Woodward
School. F. Donohue Tailed IA of
Mount Rainier's points.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Bears Add 10 Revenqe
Defeats Of zolIners
Special Dispatch to The Star.

DEFIANCE, Ohio, Dec. 9-Wash-
ington Bears pro basket ball team
has had plenty of revenge over the
Fort Wayne zollners, the team that
ended the Capitalites' long winning
streak at the close Of last season.
and has plans for still more.
The Bears defeated the Zollners,
53-46, here last night for the third
time this season, and tonight takes
on that club at Toledo. The Bears
went into a 22-1S half time edge and
thereafter never were headed.
Charles Isles and Zach Clayton led
the attack with 13 and II points, re-
spectively.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Ex-Big League Aces Help
BoIbou Nine Top Cubons

BY The Associated Press.
PANAMA. Canal Zone. Dec. g.
With Mickey Harris. former Boston
Red Sox left-hander. pitching three
innings. and Terry Moore. 1912 St.
Louis Cardinal World Series hero,
getting two hits in four times at bat,
Balboa Brewers handed the Cuban
All-Stars 81 pasting in a Canal
Zone League game.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
By HAROLD CLAASSEN,
Assoc ed Press Spnrts Mritcr


NEW YORK, Dec. "a pro-
fessional football player, going
through the monotony Of putting
practice. fractured his skull by
kicking himself in the head.
That incident wins for Clint
Wager of the Chicago Cardinals
a pair Of spaghetti goal posts as
the hero in the whackiest piece
Of gridiron drama during 1943.
Just as Wager was about to
boot the ball he was called by
teammate. Instead of turning
his head, Wager bent forward
and his knee crashed into his
forehead.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Nationals Sell Podden,
Catcher, to Mi|Iers
" the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Catcher Tom Padden. who played
last season with Montgomery of the
Southern Association, farm team of
the Washington club, has been pur-
chased by Minneapolis of the Amer
ican Association from the Mats.
Now in his early 30s, Padden at
one time was with the Pittsburgh
Pirates.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Game Seen Too Hot
To Be Called SetuD
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, H., Dec. 9.-Hunk
Anderson, co-coach of the Chi
cago Bears and former Notre
Dame mentor. said today: Il
saw the Giants play Washing
ton in New York Sunday. 1t was
such a viciouslv fought game
that anybody would be crazy to
say it was setup. Offlcials told
me afterwaro 1t was one of the
toughest games they worked all
year"
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Broken Shoulder, Nose
She|ve Jockey Eric
Ey Ire Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
Jockey Eric Guerin suffered a
broken shoulder and nose at New
Orleans on Saturday. Hy-Gay fell
with him soon after the start of
the first race He will be on the
sidelines for about eight weeks
The Today suspension of Appren-
tice Bill Bailey has allowed Ronnie
Phelps to become the leading jockey
there. Bailey was showing the way
until he was set down.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Harness Elite in Meet

ORLANDO, Fla. Dec. 9 (P,.-Elite
of the harness racing world we're
well represented today as the Semi
mole Driving Park opened for its
10Th winter season with record $50
horses on hand, including the l943
SuoS OIOA 'I9uuIM I,sIuolaInunH
Evening star., 1943-12-09

CHICAGO, Dec. 9 P.-Johnny
Crimmins OF Detroit pocketed 81 900
after taking his special tenpin
match with Ned Day of West Allis,
Wis. and Connie Schwoegler of
Madison. Wis. He rolled 5.038 for
"a games. Day had 4,800 and
Schwoegler 1854.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Young Gets 7 ,464in 36 Games
To Top Field of enpin Aces

cial purse. Crimmins won on a "a
game mark of 5,038. Day scored
4,800 and Schwoegler 1854.
Surviving 13:
George Young New York. T.464: Paul
Krumske, Chicago. 7,443: Mort Lindsey.
Stamford, Conn, 49,; Neison burLon.
St. Louis. T,436: Walter Ward. Cleveland.
1,4l3: Rudy Pugel, Milwaukee. 7.4ll; Joe
kisSoff. Cleveland, 7,404; Dale Ward. San
Francisco 1870; William Hargadon. Chi
caso. 7,:i64 Eli Maricich Chicago, 7.363;
Russ Creamer, Chicago. 1853: Buddy Bo-
mar Chlcaco. 1850. and Adam Plunee.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
.CumiIli Becomes Pilot
OF Club at Oakland

BY the Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calf. Dec. 9-Sign-
ing of Dolph Camilli, former major
league star. to two-year contract
to manage Oakland of the Pacific
Coast League has been reported by
club President c. l.. Brick Laws.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Sports Mirror

Three years ago-Reds trade
Lew Riggs to Dodgers for Pep
Young.
Five years ago-Ki Aldrich. T.
C. U. center, No. l man in draft
of National Pro Football League,
selected by Cardinals.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Walters Loses Appendix

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9 tN.-
Bucky Walters, pitcher for the Gin
cinnati Reds, had his appendix re-
moved at hospital here. He is re-
ported progressing normally"
Evening star., 1943-12-09
E, the Associated Pre-,

CHICAGO, Dec. 9,-The war has
brought a new sport-skiing-to
Wrigley Field, baseball home of the
Chicago Cubs and stamping ground
OF their football brothers, the Bears.
Karl Nilsen, president of the Norge
Ski Club which for 81 consecutive
years has held annual meets at
nearby Cary, H., has announced
field of 40 ski artists are expected
to compete in a meet at the ball
Bark January 16.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Fiqhts Lost Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ELIZABETH. N. DANNY Cox. 1872,
New York. outpointed Larry Scalone.
1S1. Newark go.
OAKLAND. Calif.-Buddy Millard,
17S. Houston, Tex, outpointed Paul
Hartnek ISL Omaha 90; Jimmy
McAllister. l3S, New York knocked out
Eddie Hudson, 135, Kansas City t61.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Golf Pro Is Divorced

PITTSBURGH. Dec 9 PMS
Margaret Gordon Mangrum has
been awarded a divorce from Ray
Mangrum, golf professional. on
charges he deserted her
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Hockey Results

BY the Associated Press.
American.
Hershey. 4: Cleveland, !.
Indianapolis, =; Providence, 2.
Eastern.
Boston, e. PhiladeIphia. a
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Redskins; Convinced They Are Exonerae Spwred for Game With Giants
Win,Lose orDraw
By WALTER McCALLUM.
Pro Grid Gombnq Yorns Need Thorough Check

Pro football Washington grdde following
unusual of rmors of teup between players
bes and National League Layden
heading this for the primary selecting
for Eastern division
heard officially in Washington,
story branded by Redskin President George Marshall ma
hcous and made out OF whole cloth"
But the thin pro football something about
it, in situation where the fabric of football threatened
implying that because of gambling e-ups
Redskins have lost certain been supported
kind Apparently
conversation among the local gambling which
has been badly this yeathe
skin against the Cardinals the
the Phptts There isn't ANYTHING new about the rumors
They've been heard for about football we'll
other sports but seldom has anything appeared in print
Entire Pro Football Structure Under Fire
Now the Of the alleged tie-up has stirred Washington
poom and Joe Fan and the mssus are wondering whether there
maigning football the
deeper The woof OF football being attacked in
city where this has been seout place that
happens to be the best pro grid town in the land
In justice to the and to the players attacked by mp-
cation with mentioned Layden would do Washington
pro and the Redskins service
make investigation
without The should be traced to their
there players specifically named should be required
the whole thing should be sed
the bottom If there should cleaned Pro foot
ball will be the better for it. If there isn't which be
proved Marshall says public denial should be made by the
originator of the
Tribe Takes Beow-the- Belt Blow to Pride
now Redskins already ridded injuries have
belt blow to their pride justified
Weeks Coach Dutch Bergman heard the rmors and did
investigating his Il wasn't able to develop
malicious libel hard working
bunch imply without proof that the Redskins have
libel individuals but libel
the whole
the thought
coaching 1t has been to
ball Maybe I've made know the boys have
Of their ability doing anything
O would be take action
constantly the league office and
Commissioner Layden But usually they don't find
This far beyond the
where Sundays than 800
people will have watched the pros play football
Capital Club Now on Spot in Two Ways
Marshall middle, won't insist that the
investigation But Marshall hopes
the usual of such things and
the matter cleared
Edwards line coach of the Skins after eight years as
1f there tieup with the gamblers how
about game? We that one
Redskins the spot two now They're accused
of Also they have tough coming
licked them last Sunday This happens
the If the Skins drop 1t they'll
playof Their morale isn't going to be
helped done in the Of
good clean sport.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Doy Wins Tenpin Match

Totals 1878 Totals II 12
Evening star., 1943-12-09

Totals 25 10 so Totals 81
Evening star., 1943-12-09

Totals 90 . A. Totals - IL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-24

cent Owens, Samuel Scheiner, Mrs.
Ethel Lynch, Mrs. Robbins Gilman,
Rabbi Albert G. Minda, Irving
Blumberg, Clarence R. CLANCY,
Mrs. Marjorie Curry, Father Fran
els Gilligan, Harold Combs, Mrs.
Pilgrim Baptist Church News:
Rev. George W. Harvey of Brad
dock, Pa, who recently conducted
a revival at Pilgrim, brought some
highly informative sermons to the
congregations and the spiritual
feeling was high. The meeting
which closed Dec. Is brought four
new members into the church with
one candidate for baptism.
An old-fashioned Christmas tree
and program will be held by the
Sunday School Christmas day at 8
p. m. at the church.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-24

our senior choir's fourth Sunday
night musical.
Miss Glee Cooper of the N. w.
Bible school was the special guest
of st. James Sunday school and led
the devotion period, telling the
Christmas story by Flanelgraph.
A Christmas pageant will be pre-
scented by the senior choir Christ
mas morning at 6 pm.
Rev. B. N. Moore's subject at the
IL am. service Sunday, Dec. 26, is
"a New World Adjoining" He will
be the guest speaker at the Uni
versity of Life at $50 pm.
Rev. and Mrs. Moore's Christ
mas greetings to members and
friends were attached to the Dec.
10 Helper.
The Deaconess Board has made
preparation to distribute Christmas
boxes to our sick and shut-ins on
Wednesday, Dec. %, having been
blessed with a generous offering
for this purpose at their special
service Dec. IL.
Free movies will be shown at
the Sunday school party Dec. %
at the church. The Sunday school
urges both youngsters and parents
to attend this party.-Chas. H.
Miller.
The general committee included:
Leo Bohanon, W. B. Walker, John
Patton, DR.. E. S. Weber, T. B.
Carey, Mrs. Mae Marshall, S. Vim
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-24

Mr.. Cason was recently elected
to Phi Lambda Epsilon, national
honorary chemistry fraternity. For
the past year he has worked as a
research fellow in the field of anti
malorial chemistry. He is pursuing
the doctor of philosophy degree.
Mrs. S. E. Ware should have
been included in the list of guests
at a dinner recently at the home
of Mrs. L. c. Cason. Other guests,
at the time, were Rev. and Mrs. B.
N. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. C. W.
Washington and Rev. George W.
Harvey of Braddock Pa.
Miss Muriel Holiday, daughter
of Mrs. ]. Riddeaux, TOT Rondo
Ave, is spending the holidays with
her mother. Miss Holiday is stu
dent at Lincoln University, Jeffer-
son City, Mo.
Second Lieutenant Richard L.
Stokes, Jr- is in the city for the
Christmas holidays to visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Stokes, Sr.
2nd 1t. Stokes is stationed at Camp
Swift, Texas.
Paul Oden, a Merchant Marine
stationed in New York City, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. NJ. V. Oden, 672
st. Anthony Ave-, PauPs brother,
Charles, is overseas.
Christmas turkey: George Hoage
won a turkey and Mrs. Myrtle Ross
won a duck, given away after the
basketball game last Saturday night
by the Ambassadors Club of Halle
Q. Brown House. This club of boys
is doing much for Halle and is CIV
ing Christmas party for the young
boys Friday evening, Dec. "a, in the
Halle Auditorium. Hugh Schuck is
president.
The Willing Workers Club Of st.
James A. NJ. E. Church will have
their annual Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. Lydia Jones, TAT st.
Anthony Ave-, Thursday, Dec. 80.
Pfc. Moses Wallace, Fl. Knox,
Kyy returned to his camp Wednes-
day, Dec. %, after visiting his
mother, Mrs. Josephine Wallace,
SAT W. Central.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-24

St. James A.M.E. Church Notes
The congregation at our 10:45 am,
service Dec. 10 was seemingly in
fused with the Christmas spirit
The same prevailing in special
yuletide music by the choir, a
lighted tree and our entire order
of service. Rev. B. N. Moore de-
ivered an imposing message. His
subject was "Christmastide." The
natal day of the King of Kings is
approaching when the Christian
world should PROSTATE itself in
alteration, rehearsing in accents of
love a history which precedes all
time and will endure throughout
eternity despite wars and rumors
of war. The senior choir under the
direction of Mrs. Cora E. Moore
rendered special Christmas an
thems with Mines. Alma Freeman
and Winona Minis, soloists.
Father Henry Thomas of Mime
apolis gave the Christmas medita-
ton for our boys in the armed
service, reciting an appropriate
poem by a lady in Minneapolis.
The pastor read excerpts of two
inspiring letters to the church in
general from James H. Coleman,
stationed in England, and Kenneth
H. Stokes, stationed in Mississippi.
Visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Christie of our city auxiliary police,
Miss C. McNeal, Seaman Bradford
Benner, Booker Ellis and John
Moore of the U. S. Navy.
The name of Miss Prentice Har-
ris, pianist, was Internationally
omitted from the guest artists of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-24

Mrs. Marie Brashier is ill at her
home, 695 Carroll Ave.
Social activities were put aside
for Christmas shopping and for
preparation of the numerous gala
holiday affairs being planned
hence little news is about this week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-24
Thomas Eats Waller:
A Profile of the King of
Modern Music Writers
By Don Leighbur

New York-It was late autumn and bunch of us were
prowng among the tables at The Place. celebrated home of
swing and 1--WE music in the heart of Greenwich Village rad
tionay considered the home of screwba painters and folk
whose major SIM seems love of the unusual whether in
art music literature cooking