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Evening star., 1943-11-26
Weston upsets Young
lin Macs Mat Tilt

Mae Weston finished of Mae
Young, the Blond Blizzard, in Is
minutes with an airplane spin ir
the feature rassling match at Tur.
ner's Arena last night.
The match was rough h-and-tum-
BILE affair all the way, and at first il
looked as though Mae Young would
be the winner. But her opponent
pulled the airplane spin and sent
her to the floor.
In other bouts, George Macricos.
tas downed Maurice La Chappelle in
% minutes; Hans Kampfer, the
Black Mask, defeated Ed White in
II minutes, while DR.. John Bonica
won by disqualification from Cliff
Olson in Is. In the opening bout
Ed Pavloski and Jimmy Britt, both
soldiers, wound up with a tie deci-
sion.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Football
Continued From Page A-16)

barbecued the Arkansas Razorbacks,
6l-0.
Other noteworthy holiday returns
showed South Carolina knocking
Wake Forest out OF postseason con-
sideration, 1872; Maryland stopping
V. M. l., 21-14; North Carolina Pre-
flight slapping North Carolina
State, 21-7; Fort Riley winning over
Kansas, 22-7; st. Mary's defeating
Utah, $40, and Oklahoma Aggies
nosfng out Denver, 7-6.
Other Big Games.
In addition to the Arny-Navy
Notre Dame-Great Lakes contests
tomorrow's schedule includes the
traditional Georgia-Georgia Tech
fuss, with the Engineers listening
for bowl invite If they can get
past the Bulldogs.
Over in Houston they may have
the best Of the day when the Ran
dolph Field Flyers, with Tulsa's
Glenn Dobbs doing the chucking
meet up with Southwestern Louisi-
ana's great Alvin Dark.
The West Coast has a double fea-
ture: Del Monte Prefight and
California and the Southern Cali
fornia VS.. U. c. L. A. spectacle.
Iowa Pref1ight ends its season
against Minnesota and Oklahoma
visits Nebraska In the Midwest's
principal games.
The South will see Texas Chris
tian tackling Southern Methodist,
southwestern Texas facing Rice,
North Carolina's Tar Heels playing
Virginia at Norfolk and Camp Le-
jeune testing Jacksonville Navy.
Lafayette and Lehigh conclude
their traditional rivalry for the year
by meeting for a second time at
Bethlehem, Pa, and Brooklyn Col
lege invades New Brunswick, N. j.,
for date with Rutgers in other
standout final games.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Bears After Revenge
In Playing zo|Iners

Fort Wayne zollners. only team
to defeat the Warrington Bears
colored pro basket ball world cham
pions in two years, viii provide the
opposition for Sunday afternoons
game at 5 O'Clock in Turner'S Arena
The Zollners stopped q 46-game
winning streak compiled by the
Bears by defeating them here and
at New York in successive games
at the close Of last season. The
Fort Wayne quint won the National
Professional League championship
last year and was third in the tour
ney in which the Bears copped the
world title.
This will be the last court appear
ance for the Bears until they meet
the picked college all-stars In Chi
cago on December 3.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Staff Photo.
PBC Teams Will Dine
And Receive Awards

The annual football dinner Of the
Police Boys Clubs will be held at
the Ambassador Hotel Friday. De-
cember 3, at pm. Morris Cafritz
a member Of the Board Of Directors
is playing host.
Awards will be given to all men,
bers OF all teams present, while spe-
cial awards will be given to Clubs
No. II and No. 4, winners OF the
125-pound and 140-pound leagues,
respectively.
Coach Dutch Bergman, Sammy
Baugh and other members of the
Washington Redskins will assist In
making the presentations.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
SchooIboy Scores

Jefferson High, IA; Hopewell, 7.
George Washington Danville), 26;
Hargrave, 0.
Augusta M. A., "a; F1shburne, o.
Harrisonburg High, 6; Suffolk, o.
Newport News, IA; Woodrow Wilson
Portsmouth), O.
Charles Town High, 80; Front
Royal, 0.
Martinsburg, 80; Handley, 6.
Maury High tNorfolk), 18; CRANKY, o.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Tiger Linemen Star
As Tech Is Whipped
For Spot in Final

woodrow Wilson'S Green Tigers will
provide the opposition for Coolidge
next Tuesday in the high school
football championship playof1 tilt,
having earned second place yester-
day with 1876 victory over Tech
in the preliminary playof1. Cool
idge defeated Wilson, 60, in the sea-
son opener in September and q tight
contest is In prospect for next week
A fast-charging Green line yester-
day made much Of the difference in
Wilson's favor, stopping Tech
threats on several occasions and en-
abing the Tigers to cash In on their
breaks. Stu Brown, Wilson half
back, played his best game of the
season and his kicking, passing and
ball-carrying spanked the Tiger as
sault all the way as he scored one
touchdown and passed for another
Record Crowd Turns Out,
"A crowd OF 1000, biggest in the
serles so lar, proved the popularity
OF Thanksgiving Day games. After
scoreless first period in which
most OF the battling was done in
mldneld, Wilson cashed in on a
break to tally in the second pe-
ROD. Whitley Enlsweller, Tech half
back. was struck on the leg by one
OF Browns bounding punts, and
Russ Keith recovered for the Tigers
on the Maroon 10. Brown tossed
a pass to Bill Haycock on the g
and two plays later hit throuoh
center for the tally.
Tech recovered a Wilson tumble
early IN the third period to start
lts touchdown march. Stan FAINT
Andy Davis and Emsweller drove to
within a foot Of a score when a
man motion penalty set Tech
back, but on fourth down Ems
weller circled left end to tally after
apparently having been trapped be-
hind his line on a pass play.
Two Catch Winning Pass.
Tech drove down again earIy IN
the fourth period but its attack
begged, and Emsweller was forced
to try field goal that went wide
wilson then bounced back into
Tech territory. A fourth-down pass
went Into the dirt, but a Tech line
man was offside and this RESPITE
was all Wilson needed. Brown
passed to Russ Keith on the Tech
10, and after three running plays
were stopped he again connected
with an aerial that was caught both
by Keith and Morgan Huff in the
end zone. Huff had the bigger
chunk Of the ball and was given
credit for the winning touchdown.
Evening star., 1943-11-26

Ray Lester and Dick Granger
sparked the march toward another
score in the fourth quarter, with
Leister passing Is yards to Granger
for the payof. An intercepted pass
and a 10-yard dash around end by
Earl finished OF the scoring for
Washington-Lee late in the final
frame.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Fights Lost Night

BY the Associated Press,
HARRISBURG. Pa-Lester "cuebalr'
Young. 1877. philadelphia, outpointed Pedro
Firp9; a LA; Camden, N. J. uO).
Clsveland. knocked out Doll Rafferty,. 13s.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Leog ogue Hockey

NATIONAL.
CHICAGO, 4; Detroit. 3.
Boston. 6: New York. 2.
AMERICAN.
Cleveland. 4: Pittsburgh. 2.
Buffalo. 2: Providence, 2.
EASTERN.
Philadelphia, 8: Baltimore. I,
New York. !: New Haven. 2.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
Every n POtT N1HFneW
oVEs Uo NAY P1o71eHok-
m0n(eT plEUD0e ~ RnanaaT ~

VIZ Eossssssy "zerese" ethanol
product-temporaray taking The place of
regular 'Zsrone." War Emergency
"Zsrons" will give you good wartime anti
freeze, antitrust protection at low colt.
Price 81. 40 gallon.
"zsrsx"-Du Points premium-prioed anti
freeze, made from ethylene glycol. It is
non-evaporating. One filing lasts all win
ter. "Zerex" is anti-acid, as well az anti
rust. Price Sass a gallon.
Evening star., 1943-11-26

Ramsmbsr-durins this VA pss;od your
deaasr may not always b ak1s 10 funish
he particular heand of a,ti-ltssss xou
want-~hsu yoa want h.
Evening star., 1943-11-26

Touchdowns--Brown Hun EmswelIcr.
sunstitutions: Wilson-Huf, Keith, sand
meyer; Oster, Behrens, Whittlesey; Tech
Evening star., 1943-11-26

FRFFI New book, ''Take Care of
' Your Cooling System" "
gives special, money saving tips every
motorist should know. Just send q
penny postal card to Room 21o6,
Nemors Bldg- E. I. dg Pouk de
Nemosrs & Co. Qne,l W7minehou;
Delaware.
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slus Stpdbolm, Shpeoelt miro be-
ridtet: Or. 8urt S6ul6nigg, Der
frubere 0lterreihii6e 8unbesfon5ler,
lit, tpie aus Oeuti6lano beri6tet miro,
geeenpdrtig nit @attin uno &ino in
elmer Gitla in 3eblenoorf nnterges
brabt, ste er nibt berlalien bdrf.
Sein Sc lunobeits5uItanO miro ols
aiemli6 51frieoenIteaeno be5eidnet.
Bebor s6uidnieg nod Berlin iiber~
fiibrt tpuroe, mar ct in einem Srte
nabe Miin6en interniert. (Seiterrei6s
letter 8unbesfan5ler tpar logleid nacb
oem oeuti6en @inmarid i'm Mar5
1888 5um Staatsgefangenen Sitlers
gemabt tpor6en.)
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uno ipenn er ourb uno our1 tpei6
geiporoen, bactt mani i'm I'M Sfen
pie man friiden Seig badt.
Sartes 9rot ooer bartgeporoenen
&u6en fam man ean5 gut beim 81
len in &affee eintunfen. gs lit cine
|iebr eeiunobeitsiddolide @epobnbeit,
8rot oOer &ll6en betb ooer 5u frilb
au enen. Gs ioute einen Sag alt ieiut
oenn INN cine Speiie nabrbaft lno
leid)t berbaulid sl MAIDEN, muB man
iie lGngere 3eit fauen, iooab iie bllrd
llno bur6 nit Spei1el perniidt miro,
ebe 1te in SEN Wtagen eelangt. Sit
8rot at friid), 10 miro es ni6t im
Wunoe 5ermalnt, ionbern 81 5abelL
felten &lumpen 5uiammengeballt. Ser
Mageniaft bermog oieie &lumpen ni6t
at peroauen uno tie bleiben geraune
3eit unperbout I'M Wagen liegen. Sa=
burb entltebt MIN Wtagenoriifel1, @s-
flenml1ng, slppetitlpligteit l.no Spo.
bremen. Ser 8lutlauf miro 9ebeumt
1tno es treten Gongcltionert nod Dem
&opfe, @irurei5e, &ranpfe lno lpgar
|S6laganfGae eiu.
- Mrs. @m. s., Sbip -
Sic lpiinl0en az erfobren, pel0.
@enliile uno Grollter Sic anl porteil-
baftelten in Sbrem ,,GictOrp' '=8arten
anpflan5e1 tounell. gtrl1, allber Sos
lut, 9obnen, gelbcn uno roteu Nit
ben, Sporgel, Grout uno s3piebeln
Taoiesben gibt es cine In5abl &C.
niir5frGlttcr mie Feterlilic, Sfefler
l1no por alle1n S6nittlal16 (9bipcs)
ui0t at pcrgelien. Slls 8eniir5 lmo
ou6 ols 3uipeiie 9enoiiell lit es iebr
geiunb, belonoers fit &inoer, neil cs
bas 8lut bereibert. slucD iltern Ecr-
lonen lit. ser reihli6e 8enub BON
Sdnittloub 5l1 elnpfcblen, oo es uobl'
tucno arlf oie 0armtGtigfeit pirft.
- @m. s., WfidJ.
Wtan fann lid) ein @etterglas Der
ri6tell, oas oieielben 0ienlte tut, als
eit Barometer. Man lolt 8lei5ufec
Cougar of 2eaO ooer slcetate Of Seao)
in @ailer, ieibe oie sluflol11g 1lno
fiiae iie in cine Glasfugel. Damn bdn>
se man Elm fleines 3intlt6bben al
einem Saoen in oie 5liiliigfeit. SIN
belnlelben biloet ii6 balo ein metal
lii6er Baum. @eroen bic glan5en-
oen 5la6en oesielben tribe, 10 miro
bie @itterl1ng ibledt, iino tie beu, 10
bleibt i6ones @etter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

9ie 81. &ongregation Ser Hitel1 bat
sic Gugenoen uno BEN Seloenmut Der
sSnbianeriungfrau &ateri Sefaftpitbo.
Die inn Sabre 1860 in oem beutisen
@ebiet Der Ser. Staaten itarb, aner~'
fannt uno miro jest nit ser Briifung
bon @nnoerlt Beginner, meloet cine
9epei6e aus ser Satitanltaot: WHgr.
GARNET perlas bas 0efret ser Som
gregation in Mntpelenbeit bes 8apltes
in beiien Yripatbibliotbef. Man cr'
tpartet iebt, baB hie Seliglpre6unJ
biellei6t i'm 2aufe oieies Sabres ihon
erfolgt.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

| in Sen 3eiten Der tpiloen &rieeslul:
INNER ipieher 9epflegt puroe, an ser
8ur5el 5u perneinen, NOR oie &ird)t
in Der Gage, 81 ieoer 3eit als aiin
| oerin uno Stifterin bes Srieoens auf.
5utreten Sic tat es inbes nibt in
ipeltfremosabItraft @eiie, ionberr
in flarer grfenntnis ser ielpeils ge
| gebenen tatiabliben Mogli6feiten
uno in fluser 8eriidiidtieung al Oe,
I'M 8runoe puiitip 5u bepertenoen
itaatli6en uno nationalen @eltungS
beoiirfniiie, aus oeren iiberipibtel
Bflege ii6 oie friegerii6en &onflift(
in Der 9egel 5lt ergeben pflegterl.
Stets finoen mir Sic Stride als gn.
malt oes He6tsgeoanfens uno ols
gerneinerin bes @runol lates, bab sic
| brutale 8etpalt redtser5eugenoc
| &raft beiibe. Gies lit ibre crit un>
grobe lebrbafte 2eiitl1ng ouf Dem Sc;
biete ser Solferbefriebung. 9ie 5lpei
te grobe Sot oer air6e fiir ben SSrie,
ben greift ibon in oen praftild)en
gerei6 iiber. gs lit ibr 8elniiben I'm
Sumonilierl1ng be5m. 5eitlide Gin.
| 1hr0nfl1ng Oes &rieges. SSSlt oiele,
Sinlt6t fam man Sen bereitS o1f Dem
8il6ofsfon5il bon Cline bon 1927 Der
titnoeten u8ottes frieben' als 6orof:
teriitil6 be5ei6nen. Sier liegen oit
eriten 9lni1be oes ppiitipen Golfer,
rcbtes. Sas belogte &on5il perlongt>
oen S6ub ser ufrieoli6en 8epolfe.
rltng', insbelonoere ser Yrielter, oe1
! Otonde, 6ralten uno ainoer, lluo for
oerte, bab in Ser 3eit bonn Somstog
firth bis sOeontag friib ieoer @offen
fompf ruben iollte. Gin ipGteres
3elgnis fiir Sic prattii6e 6rieoens-
1atigteit Der Stride lit oas 9luitretcll
Der Foplte ais Shieosri6ter in 5pi-
lbenltaatllben &onflitten. Won
brals6t nur 5u erinnern an oos
S6iebsribteramt oes 8opites SEQ oes
9ret5ebnten in Dem &arolinenltrelt
G995). @egeniiber Ben belte pielf fadJ
au6 bon driitli6er Seite ge6uBerten
Mutfallunge1l, Der &rieg iei etpas
Natl1rnotipenoiges uno l1nausrottbo=
res, muB betont peroen oie bon Ser
Stride all5eit feit9ebaltene Sbele, baB
es grunoidtlib feinen Streitfaa geben
f0nne, ser ni6t bel einigem guten
8illen audi auf frieolidbe 8eile beige
| tegt 5u lperoen permag.
- y. g., Galif.
Sartes, altbadenes 8rot, bos ober
nibt i6immlig uno perOorben iein
oarf, fann man 5lt allerlei Speiiea
permenoen. uniere @robn1iitter BE-
reiteten aus bartem 8rot nno 6leiib=
briibe, nit 3uias BON Sngper (8in-
ger) uno Elm menig Sfeffer cine TO-:
gen. iebr ifnadbafte u8etteliuppe"
Man fann barten 8rot rotten (toal l) ,
inoem man es porber NIT 8utter be-
ltri6en bat. Die beutlben 8auern be.
reiten beute nod cine por5iiglide aus
bartem 8rot uno iaurer, nit Gabm
bermii6ter Suppe.
6erner fann man einen bor5iigli-
den Buboing aus bartem 8rot bereiz
ten. Wan lpeibt oas 8rot in NOR
mem 8aiier elm, oriicft alles @alier
beraus uno bermiidt es NIT Weil6=
3uder nad) 8elieben, Elm menie Sals
uno 5lpei geidlagenen giern 81 Ell
nem Seig, abnlid einem se'pobnliden
8rotteig, unb bringt alles in elmer
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HusRunft
9. 49,, g. S.

Vie grfaDru1gen, ole Sfe III sSDref
nadlten l1mgebung gena6t baben,
lteben leioer nibt Dereinaelt oa uno
ii1lo ben fatboliIden 3eitl,ngsl6rei=
bern nur gu gut befannt. Ser @riinoe
fiir oie f,1ieidpade llnteritiitl,ng it,
rer fatboliiden Breiie gibt es Dor al
lem 5tpei: Ser @eiit iebr pieler ao-
tbolifen lit, bnr6 bas beftd116ig Tie l1n1-
gebenoe 8eiipiel, iebr bertpeltlidt, 10.
Bob iie oas notiee Sntereiie fir eine
religios eebaltene 3eitung pielfad
nerloren baben, ltnb fie am ieniatio.
neaen, fit Die Sinnli6feit beredneteu
2eieitoff Ser Eagespreiie mebr @efal-
len finoen l1nb besbalb bort man bon
oieier Sorte &atbolifen sic Gntl6ul-
oigung: sSn ben fatboliiden 3eitunaen
1tebt ni6ts brin.
3ipeitens baben sic fatboliIden
Wfaiien ni6t Die i6reienoe Gotpenoig=
feit nnb 8i6tiefeit ser fotboliIden
Hreiie anerfannt. Sic tperoen erit,
tpenn es 5u ipdt lit, erfabren, ipie sic
&atboltfenfeinbe ibnen cine sSreibeit
nad Der anoern entreiben, oie Sir
dengiiter bei6lagnab1nen> l1n6 pie in
Spanten llno Werifo, iie ibrer Yrie=
tier uno &tr6en beraubel1. Grit Damn
iperoen ite begreifen, tporun1 gegen=
ipartig Der Eapit, bie 8iib0fe, 8rie>
tier uno fiibrenoen fatboliiden 2aie.l
10 einoringli6 uno 1tnermiiolid aur
ltnteritiibung ser fatboliiden 8reile
aufforoerlt.
9ean fann beut5utage fein gutter,
praftii6er &atbolif iein menn man
nidt aus aaen araften ieine, 5. +. sic
fatboliidbe BreIie 1,nterltiist. Gie Sc,
bensntdtigfeit ser fatbolii6en 8relie
erbellt aus Der INNER nod ni6t ge=,
mug betonten uno beipieielten Sotlad5e,
oaB iiberan oa, tpie oie &atbolifen it,
re Ereiie bernadlaiiigtet, Die fatbo=
ltlde Stride groBen Sdaoen Iitt.
Wean braubt BLOB oie Solgen in Spa
nien nno anoern 2dnbern 5u beobad=
ten. 0ie oeuti6en air6enperfolaer
piilen Dos 5u gut, oesbalb muroe oie
fatboliide 3reiie rnterorudt. geidt
nmionIt iudte unler GROCER beritorbe=
ner gotferapoitel Bil1s Ser elite nit
10 getnaltigem Na6brud bel ieoer @e-
legenbeit Die eminente 8i6tigfeit 6ec
fatboliiden Breiie gu betonen. @an5
belonoers idtper uno ernit iino sic
naditebenben Bapittporte: -.
uWan begretft .imrner nod nidt bie
8idtigfeit Der Breiie. 8eoer Der ale-
rus nod Die glaubigen beIbGftige..
itd NIT ibr 10, tpie es notig tpare.
9ie @reile iagen, oas lei ettpas geeues,
nno friiber bat man biele Seelen ge.
rettet, obae iid INN sic 3eitungen 5u
befiimnrern. Dos lit bafo geiagt:
5riiber! Griiber! Mber man oenft
nidt oaran, baB friiber oas @ift ser
1ble6ten Breiie nibt 10 berbreitet
tpar 'pie iest, baB man alio oas @e-
eenmittel Der guten Breiie ni6t 10
notig bate tpie ieet. @ir baben nibt
mebr 5riiber, ionoern &eute. Sc lit
Satiode, oob beute oas driitli6e 8olf
gefanlbt bergiftet unb augrunoe se.
rihtet tpiro ourb sottloie 8eitunger,.
Sbr iperoet bergeblib &irGen bauer,
Weiiiionen beranitalten, S1ulen grim
ben uno ale gltten 8erfe berri9ten.
Mae cure 8emiibungen tperben UNI.
-10l1lt lein, ipern ihr niht bic 8ertei.
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be uno Ser MenIbbeit 8u perteioieen,
iino mir feige Mietlinge, Die Sen Na
men &atbolifen nibt peroienen..
- N. g., Golp.
Ser Sautfranfbeiten uno oeren
llriaben gibt es ,1nadbIige uno sic
Seilnng lltan6er oerielben maht
lelbit Spe5ialiiten S6tpierigfeiten
Rad Der Irt Ser Sautfranfbeit mill
len iib alt6 Sic Seilmittel ridten. @s
miro oie 8eidaffenbeit uno ser ie,
meilige 3uitano Ser Sal1t pieliab uni
ln perlbieoenem Oeabe beein iluBi
our6 Die ernabrlng uno Gerbaullng.
gel nangelnber ODER perfebrter @r
nabrl1ng nnb ltnterernabrung nimmt
Die Saut einen gelblib= =blaiien Sarb
ton an, miro troden u1to ,Iproot
lduppt ab uno 5eigt 6leden. Nad
Iebr fobial5rei6er Soft neigen Sic
Saare gum Iusfau uno es tritt ein(
Jeiteigerte slblonoerung Ser Galgorii
en Elm. @elbfdrbung Ser Saut 5eigl
ltd mandmal na6 Oem @enuB Dor
&arotten, 8lttter uno gigelb. Oas
auftreten Ser gseneliu6t uno Sud-
blottern al.6 Jle6ten, miro bel
lleberenpfinoli6feit ein5elner Wten
lden 9cgen beltimmte 9fobrungsmit
tel beoba6tet. Sold)e Nobrlmgslnittei
iino 3ltfer, 0eilh, gier, friid3e &reb-
le, Sitllenfrii6te, 8onanen, @eniiie,
Dor ollem Spinat 9teliellubt fonn
ol6 ourb 5l1' i6neaes giien entlteben.
IS miro BON sler5ten barauf binge=
mieien, oaB ainoer bon Miittern, oie
lebr lal5reibe Nabrung aufnebmen
5l1 Sallterfranfungeu neigen. Sic
i6pinoen, ,lpenn getpiiie Speilen, tpie
5um 9etlpiel lpeibe gefodte 8obnel1,
aus Der nliitterliben Rabrlng neggcs
lalien tperoen. Geroa1ungsltorungen,
grfranfungen oes Magens uno Des
9ifoarms fiibren bdltfig au Saut-
frunfbeiten. @enn bie grnabrung 81,
llrla6e pons Sal1tfranfbeiten lit, 10
fonnen lestere nlr beieitigt perOen,
uenn Die grnabrung geanoert miro
be5m. Die in ibr entbaltenen i6Gbigen-
oen Subltan5en ausgei6ieben tper=
oen.
I'm eine refine geil1nbe Saut 5u er-
balten, loate man ltets fir regelmGBi.
gen Stublgang lorgen, oft 8aOer neb>
men nno MN Seife gebrau6en, lpelbe
feline ser &aut i6doliden Stoffe er-
b6lt. Sebr piele &autfranfbeiten bel
5rauen uno Mdo6en fomnen bon
giftbaltigen fosmetii6en Sautperiho~
nrungslnitteln.
@er Naberes iiber cine getpiiie, falt
immer ii6er belfe,oe Sur erfabrel
mia, m0ge iid briefli6 an oen @oitor
bes Ohio @aiienfreuno penoen.
- g. st., Wu. -
Sbre Inli6t uno Mnfrage miro a1b
an elmer anoern Steae beanttportet.
gs lit eine lei6titnnige, 11nbegriinbete
uno meiit bosmiaige 8ebauptung, bie
@eligion tue nidts 1,no lei ni6t im=
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Evening star., 1943-03-04

If Louis is the thrifty and peace
loving citizen his patrons have
always assumed, he will snap to
and do bit of removing--or at
least converting-in the vicinity Of
the bandstands in his Copacabana.
That spotlight. That horrible red
glare which makes the place re-
semble blood-bath of some sort
the moment the main lights 60
down and the band starts to play.
1t points outward, across the dance
floor: and to sit at the tables dl-
rectly in it's path is to become i'm
mersed in a scarlet hue which you
are inclined to vow clings to the
clothing for five minutes after you
have left the place to bask in the
cooling light of the moon on I
| street.
People, Louis, have begun to NUT
ter in their beers about target prac-
tice with % caliber rifles and such
things. And. Louis, you know
these night-club people.
Lenny Kent had a session as say
ing hath it, with the customers the
other night all over the room that
is Paul Youngs. Mr. Kent, you
know, is a comic and like most
comics is entirely susceptible to
heckling, an institution equally old
as the funnysayings profession it.
self. This was no ordinary set-to
with the patrons. Whereas the
average amount of heckling is suf-
ficient only to add about 10 or IS
minutes of eXtemporaneous patter
to an act, Mr. Kent's latest contact
with public participation lasted 40
minutes. THE lo-'gest since Jackie
Miles and I batted it around for an
hour and-a-half once down in
Miami Beach," claims Mr.. Kent,
who really is not interested in heckle
records.
1t seems, anyway, that heckling
is to be desired among comedians
whose mentalities are keen enough
to count past the number 10. Some
times, under such circumstances, you
can get off cracks and gags which
you and your gagmen could never
dream of otherwise. The audience
feeds the lines, in other words, and,
as in the case of Mr.. Kent's 40-min-
ute contest, they occasionally keep
the chatter going to such an extent
that the comics regular act be-
comes only incidental.
The situation inevitably may ap-
pear to get out of hand, the pointed
banter uncomfortably on the verge
of sincerity. Bother appearances,
says Mr.. Kent. 1t is all part of the
fun. Besides, he adds, it is policy
for comics to visit each heckler
after the show and congenially in
form them they are wonderful
sports Which compliment the
hecklers invariably return-and oc-
casionally at compound liquid in
terest.
Kent addenda:
Best and almost final crack at the
height Of the barrage: Trouble
with Paul Young's is that every Ia
BILE has its own master Of cere-
monies. What am here for?"
X Xxx X
Somehow into the sheaves of
data filed away in the press rela-
tions department of the Wardman
Park there became inserted a note
to the effect that Songstress Kay
Hunt had left" Alan Holmes Met
| ronome Room band and planned
to get married to an ensign and
then find job in an aircraft
plant" on the West Coast.
Miss Hunt does not leave the
Evening star., 1943-03-04
"Reminiscences Postponed
By Oldest Inhabitants

Five District residents were voted
into membership of the Association
of Oldest Inhabitants at a meeting
last night in the Old Union Engine
House
Cut short by the cold weather, the
scheduled program for the evening,
"Reminiscences of the Old Union
Engine House" was postponed until
the next meeting. Many members
were unable to attend due to the
weather.
Those elected to membership were
Thomas p Morgan, jr.; Edward j.
Humphrey, Charles F. Miller, Louis
E. Sutor and j. Leo Kolb.
John Clagett Proctor, acting presi-
dent, and Jesse c. Suter cited a few
incidents in the life Of the late
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Alexandria Court Clerk
Reports on Fines, Fees

Elliott F.. Hoffman, clerk of the
Alexandria Corporation Court. has
issued the following statement for
February: The court collected ST.
74155 for the State in taxes and fees
for deeds. suits, fines and marriage
licenses issued. One hundred and
sixty-three deeds were recorded, 10
mills probated. 80 suits filed and 101
marriage licenses issued.
Mr.. Hoffman said that the num-
ber of deeds recorded and marriage
licenses were both unusually low
Evening star., 1943-03-04
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator
U PATE Office

band until Saturday. Miss Hunt
has no premeditations of becoming
a war worker.
Miss Hunt will, however, marry
an ensign.
With that average we should all
be batboys.
X X
This you will not believe.
Do you know the explanation of
the signature of the Victory Room
(See AFTER DARK, Page B-9.l