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Evening star., 1944-09-28
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS and reDairing-Corvert to
APIS add a room: porcheS inclosed. storm
.aSh, AD e Tooflng. A. E. WooLBERT. Builder,
AsBEsTos SIDING. roo,ns. rock wool in
suPp%Y Gs p feS Tslpaie co HEDsoN pa
nv nv Warehouse at 7th and T ne. DI
AUTOMOBILE SEAT COVERS. fit Pontiac
l937-194O 2-dr. sed: brand.new, attrac
tive, hieh-ouality fiber and cloth combina-
lIoni orlslnal price, $500 now SIS. 80
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS Prompt
estimates for any type of work. special
prices prices on ao storm sash. asbestos sding. and
eUeninrs AIS 9aa5 nm6fs99 OK st. ~ RA 1898
FLOORs-Yes, we clean. bleach. finish.
W Tax. M6os polish @ repair; Lay wood floors: NASH
NSULATE NOW = Storm sash. caulking.
ROOFING CO. GL. &@56; eve. Wo. afD 9aa5'
MODERNIzE YOUR HOME and add add
lonal income Attlcs made into rooms,
basement rooms finished, porches in
ing, asbestos siding and roofing and gen
era, eIal house ;, repairs Get our free esti-
HOME RENoVAT1NG, INC, i. i4co AfDn irysns
ST. NV. Adams 1900
MODERNIzE YOUR HOME = Porches in
ished: concrete and brick work painting
and plumbing; roofing siding and storm
9r., n ccntr, ctors, GF, a55l
PAINTING and decorsting-4O yrs. Al
making homes brighter Protect your
exteriors and roofs with coat of paint
now, before the bad weather sets in
EEeXcelled work al reasonable rates
Please call RA. GS59 after . O'Clock
LUCAS, LUCAS g. LUCAS, s"3 Emerson
REM0DELING of homes. stores and res
f, ROBERTS. Trinidad s465, ~
kOofING ASBESTOS sizing, remodellng,
terms; lib years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO. Georgia llOs-IlI3
Johns Manville.
the material. or for any home improve
nent Call W I. TAYLOR. Sligo o945 ewes
CALL A. p. WOODSON CO.-Roofing. SID
ms, insulation; combination storm sash
johns r5Hs MANVTr 4, TT RE 4Goens 5Soo ,,,,,s s,
SoR4p sssR A42N3; E io years ~, to oeg ESg GATES
INiON CONSTRUCTION CO.-specialists
IN building, maintenance and remodeIng
no sob too dig or too little. estimates
cheertully fUrn,sned. No delay work guar
anlted. no payments arranged. DAY or
night, cal! Spruce "a ,G-J
Evening star., 1944-09-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ROOMING HOUSES

ESTABLISHED ROOMING HOUSE-Sale
OF bldg, furniture, business: new conc.
4 rms, 4 baths: gas heat. AID. 9704 2s'
WANTED-Gasoline station. with ample
shelter to repair automobiles. Phone Gil.
sman sGs1 or Boz 9Th ,ssta1n. Star ~ ctv
year food line experience. B. BAUM. RA.
FOR HiRE@3 1h-ton trucks for misc.
jobs, for hauling and trash removal; con-
tracts considered. Call NO. 5263.
TOURIST CAMP. large restaurant, mi.
south of Alexandria. Rt. l.; 25 rms. z
acres: restaurant doing excellent business;
all rooms rented, permanent guests. Owner
has places, help situation reason for SELL
ing. Phone AL. 95S2.
part or full time; non-drinker' take care
MEN - Ex-servicemen, if you have some
mechanical and sales ability, here is an
opportunity to go into business. I will
finance you. Call MR.. ROBINS, ia. 4 81.
IL ROOMS, 3 BATHS; rent, S135; near E.
Capitol and 18th; all Hollywood beds.
plenty of linen, catering to naval officers;
lease; semidetached; a nice corner; garage;
4 rooms and bath for owners use; only
MOTOR HAULING CONTRACT-Available
to men who can qualify: essential war
work business: long established national
organization wants Immediately respon-
sible men. who can furnish over the roads,
straisht jobs or tractor traileTs. II no
secure such suitable equipment for down
payment. longtime contract provided,
profitable business. Full details on request.
Box 71-K, Star.
Evening star., 1944-09-28
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, Kept
part time; statements. audits, tax returns:
prompt, TrHI>,n reasonahle SOL Ordway 2074.
ords; prepare any financial and tax re-
ports: - years experience; reasonable.
BOY, high school, colored. desires to
work after school and all day Saturday.
i1.o Corcoran st. NV, AID. O767.
os and form design by hour
9449 after u pm. /.
CRAFTSMAN, architectural. 80 years ex-
perlence with leading architects and Gov
eminent; all classes of buildings. first
sketches to erection; also airfield expe-
sGce risGce; ayaiable @ Oct civil service, go
gardening. would like position near Dis
trict line with comfortable house Please
state full particulars in first letter as gas
shortage prevents interviews. WILLIAM
G: DICKSON, 1905 10th st. NV. 2s'
administration and buying and selling: II
REYNOLDS. Jackson 173O-J 90
MAN, young. colored, wants full time
consider other good offers. Highest char
if required ME. 1869. %.
MEDICAL STUDENT desires night work in
hrst-aid room or dispensary. Box 30S-K,
keeper, auditor, payroll. taxes. correspon-
eence Alexandria 1904 30
PAPER HANGER PAINTER wants work,
day or contract. Phone Lincoln 500
Position as private chauffeur. Cali Co.
Evening star., 1944-09-28
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

COLLEGE GIRL with knowledge OF music
wants part-time work in music store or
music publishing co. Call WO. 942o or
DRESsMAKING. designing, remodeline,
alterations reasonable. MISS BERT 1880
Irving ST: NV, Apt. 4. Adams 2.!3s.
EXPERIENCED secretary desires interest
ing work; excellent references. available
octoher Z; $50. Emerson s75l.
desires position as PIX opr. in, apart
ment house. with one room. X and b for
self and salary Only available hours
AMI: n.i noon " MRS. Sc sTANLEY " 005s -:
MIDDLE-AGED LADY seeks position man
aging quiet refined suburban home for
lady or gentleman. Box 2S6-K, Star.
NURSE. white, day duty: Q hours, live
out: service available. WA 1906.
NURSE, will care for, mother and baby
and prepare meals. Hours from Z TO 3
pm. Decatur 69l9.
nurse PRACTICAL. white, wants elderly
patient near 14th and Newton NV; SIS
yer week: ref, Box 29l-K, Star "a'
REFINED. nliddle-aged widow, no children
desires position as apt. house manager in
exchange for living quarters and small
salary. Cal MI 254u
SECRETARY, Al. thoroughly experienced: !:
saIs,y open Box LAX, Star. 90
College degree, available Immediately. Box
STENOGRAPHER, nine years experience
private business, desires afternoon employ
meat Boy Hg1-K, Star 3U'
STENOGRAPHER or secretary. small Of
f1ce, age % bus. col. grad, 6 yrs. COM
mcrcial and statistical exp. Call MA $50
Ext. I'll between m and p m. 2s'
Evening star., 1944-09-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (cont J

ROOMING ,HOUsE-53 rooms, 10 baths;
small apts; income 1890 monthly; 's ex,
CHARGE, newly, decorated fire escapes; fully
licensed. VIII sell business and property
81 VIII oonsder seins basiness
for Sl2,000; terms, y cash, Opportunity
effort BOB HoLLANDER. exclusive broker,
a9oR RMs r. IN ays ssKp ny. IA s713 ,,
Sell property and business or lease prop
erty, Good proposition to right party
GROCERY STORE EoUIPMENT-s-ft. re-
lrlgerated showcase. SIT. ice chest, 49,
podnd multiple scale. all in, good condition;
senR new banging ss eae and brand
the price of S1,230. Reduced for quick
ss Ssle !. I'VE We must close out. :, Gail CHI. 4f05.
and newsstands, food shops taverns and
other businesses II you have any buSi-
ness for sale call us. J. B. MALLOS. In
vestment Bldg. EX. 521S.
BUSINESSES FOR SALE by MCGEE:
r., SupHr-valet and shoe repair store
Should esrn from $500 to S4OO weekly:
$500 cash, no terms.
Parking !ots-Big earnings: $500:
Ladies' dress shoppe-A wonderful op-
portunity: S25 900. including stock; terms
81 800
Jewelry store-owner needs working
partner.
Apsrtments-4 furnished apartments
property ana furniture for sale: $1,000
cash handles. MCGEE, 9%7 18th st. NV
RIM. 1Ol2. MA. 4244.
GROCERY with available apartment of 4
rooms and bath. close-in New Hampshire
ave: doing big business; this is hot buy
at $500.
Restaurant. good one. cheap: 18th st.
NV, south of K st; extra good weekly
income: bargain at 100000; terms
Restaurant and real estate; this is a
special, one OF the most popular down
town sections; present owner for 20 years,
desires to retire; doing tremendous busi-
ness: priced for quick sale everything
STD 900, 100000 cash required Call
WALTER EBERMAN. exc. agent, RE O4y3,
DI 1916. '
Evening star., 1944-09-28
PERSONAL

FATHER and 4,g-yr old son must have
5elt; near transportation. WA. 2295 after
PRACTICAL NURSE will civ. mothers
loving - -hour. care; board and room to
HAVE BABY PHoToGRAPHED at home by
6any portrait expert; total cost, g photos.
nr.p nt., AaonS MoT1 Slsa; % EYES: for appt
T EtEcTR1cL T cRHTRR s2 FR ~sl4h So ea fepa'ea St
W service 10 days; also have largest
selection Of gifts and bands IN wash
CATHEDRAL HALL SCHOOL term opens
Oct ot, :. Nur3sry through "rd grade; traps
HAVE Fun at the dances given by tho
HIEs;e Tiga 81 fR H2aq 3| pm oc5.
method Results effective for a Ne
rlme Or money back Write .or booklet No
1-uTs Or surgery: pr. soGiMERWERcN.
DR. DR. Il. i',S IoRSsoS a den5ss 4f Falls. teeth
repaired while YOU wait Room 6o2
FMoSF Ms1tSty stGa; r.fk, fIa ian t,,so
campoell. If YOU are in need of loan up
ALLENCREsT SCHOOL. day and boarding.
aeeS to 6: immediate openings. "+50 No.
bk: +: {. HuDG1Ns. Ssteopathtc3 3pJt.,; physician.
naon i gGx vs PSons nt s5 ox Mson blvd s Az
TEACHER Tor nursery school: live in;
mother and child considered. Phone Glebe
PLATFORM -MICROPHONE public speaking
training; phonetlcS. self-culture. person.
allty training, private instruction. MI
FEEL BETTER after frst treatment or no
zee; relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma, rheurna tlSnl, arthrltlS,
nervousness, piles, colds, flu or other all
mentS also relief for aching. swollen feet
Lady naturopathic doctor: 20 years .ex-
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted bv my
self LLOYD TIIGHMAN 30"
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee: relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart. asthma. rheuma tiSm, srthritis.
ments; also relief for aching. swollen feet.
Lady naturopathic Coctor, 20 years ex-
perlence in charge. SH. 26S5.
VACANCY for elderly person or elderly
couple in nurses private home; first floor.
KenSington 245-J
GOVT. GIRLS or servicemen. exceptional
portraits at reasonable prices by expert
young lady photographer: satisfaction guar
anteed. EDNAMAfE, HO. 5@16, ewes, for
appt. or particulars.
Evening star., 1944-09-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

STEN0GRAPHIC and secretarial classes
row forming. Beginners and refreSher
courses in shorthand typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est.
81 yrs Accredited. Inquire row. MA.
233S. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F st. tOpp.
CAPITOL Theatero
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher: beginners review, speed dictation;
private lessons: moderate rates. DU. 292S.
SPANISH. native teacher conversat tional
method beginners. advanced students;
SiAS saI1 fATSups r,HT SEFoR RAMoS Re- 3o5s
able on Cubs Taylorcrafts and Wacos:
o-33O Horsepower ratings at Consressional
between Bethesda and Rockville. Md, Take
Rockville bus at District line. Phones.
Oliver Ssss and Kensinetcn 555
FINGERPRINT CLASSES by personal in
struction. Enroll row in this fast-grow-
iIns profession and become a qualified
hnserprint expert. Classifying. searching
and latent print work. Box 252-K, Star.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed. Day and
part,time classes. MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL. 1910 N. Y. ave. ME.
Evening star., 1944-09-28
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

are stil coming 10 us
ior biology. phys: ed. S2anlsh. music, etc
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 2Oi Colo
radO Bids. ltth and G SITS. NV
TENOGRAPHERS-Ne 35 daily, $40
500 VIZ stenOg. o., edItoria! Offices,
perm, SO vk.; Sten., engineering, perm
Si1 Wk stenoG, college degree, Inter
American Affairs, 81 500 plus. stenog
essential. 81 $50. bookkprs,, $50 wk card
punch operators, $40 1k.. must have h. s
edUca.: teletvpe oDers.. Sl6n. Hundreds OF
exceptional OPENINGS Always visit BOYD'S
] .}35 F 81 l0pp. Capltol Theate-l. Ma. ...3S
Evening star., 1944-09-28
hElp DokAES1lc.

WOMAN, colored, middle-aged; $50 week
M live in; g.h.w. in small Chevy Chase home
WOMAN, white or colored, part time. 1C
m. to pm; little cleaning and answer
phone; SIS week. $40 9TH st. sw
WOMAN. settled, ghw. and cook; OF
Thursdays and Sundays: live In; excel
lent living quarters: $50 week; 3 in fam
lily. no children: no laundry: city ref. and
heaHh card. Phone EN-. 1884
LOOKING for kindly, competent white
woman to cook for small family in pleasant
suburban home; no laundry; references re-
quired. CHI. S556.
ROOM and board. small salary, exchange
for g.h.w.; schoolgirl or woman EN-.
ployed part time elsewhere. EN- 6552
Evening star., 1944-09-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. experienced. housekepper. avail
able from : am. TO ) pm. Decatur
69ia
GIRL. colored, experienced laundress and
cleaner wants days work Phone AT. 4459
GIRL wants general houseWork near 18th
and Columbia rd. NV. in apt Phone DU.
5l33.
GIRL colored wishes part-tImc work. soc
hrf h,pa ana csrlsre. CO. g.ho' call tH
enced laundreSS and cleaner, 65c hour
and carfare DE, 4o2l,
work full or part lime: piain COOKING
Gail Dupont 0394
WOMAN. colored, wants light housework
ia 7Ol5
Evening star., 1944-09-28
MOTOR TRAVEL.

sERvICEMAN and mother desire trans
portation help drive tor will deliver carl,
California, around Oct. 5. Box 16l-K, Star
Evening star., 1944-09-28

YOUNG LADY. file clerk and switchboard
permanent position I1 ,, exGellsnt
Iai5 hH APRsy IT h39s c6 'S5lpS St hAss
YOUNG LADY. for clerical position in dis
patsheF oGe CAL NJ s4S1R crtn for In,e5
YOUNG s'i LADY for So Checking in dry clean;
eady ds M NJ n Y sSs
YOUNG LADY to work on soda fountain,
3 10 6; good salary. O,DONNELL'S s
YOUNG LADY Tor auto finance office,
knowledge OF shorthand and tipping pre-
ferred; excellent working conditions; per-
lH5p YorNG 4 WOMAN with some experience in
child care to work in educational toy shop.
YOUNG WOMAN, for general office work in
apartment house; must be willing to learn
yoTsG WoMA Ga MRS s1 ansse5 RAys NO NO sSa
stock room: experience not necessary;
sS9d wsa op5orany with laSse
YoUNG WOMAN who can do clerical and
feenosraphS work: need not be expert
1fice, Arsy sibNEY LUST THEArERs. EIss't
Th9maS W@nnw cirSle eRS N.Y. MHaoshipston. 2: &
opennes for offlce worker, typist, billing
operators gift Wrappers markers
g. kANS sosS soSs eo ee Tesaires eUI the services
OF shoe salesWomen; experience preferred,
Office fourth floor
READY-TO-WEAR assistant to owner:
tthorpoushly pI experienced in ladies' apparel,
must be entirely reliable and Of good
character. capable Of market trips and
tanity HYGty Ga,X With eXeelen. salary Apply THE
MOTION PICTURE CONCERN wants Aim
lnspectreSs, either experienced or mex
| perienced will pay full salary while learn
ing: 40-hr week. excellent working condi-
tlons. Apply COLUMBIA PICTURES CORP.
| 92S New Jersey ave. NV.
AVON PRODUCTS will train women to
serve customers good territory, earn while
you learn, pleasant. profitable, permanent.
| Call OK. 052O
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for young
white lady, desirable employment in one OF
|WaShington's finest cafeterias, essential
occupation, serving over $500 meals day;
regular hours, no Sunday work Applicant
must be 1S years of age or over. Need not
have had experience, but must be a willing
worker. Salary to start $50 week and
meals, regular advancement if satisfactory,
paid vacation and Christmas bonus For
information see MR.. McGARRAGHY at
511 14th st. NV.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-18

Sept. 23) MT. Halverson said 'the moon will be closer to the earth on Oct. 2, and in combin- ation with the additional pull of the 5 grouped planets, that date or days near that date may see occurrence of more earth quakes."
 At the time Prof. Howard Coombs, the University of Washington earthquake expert, at Seattle, said MT. Halverson's "idea was a pretty good one" and added there might be some thing to it."
 This week MT. Halverson was informed by the seismographic station at the University of Cal ifolnia that an earthquake did occur and was recorded there on Oct. 2.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-18

In the Sept. 23 issue of the Mirror appeared the story ex- blaming that Olaf Halverson, high school principal and am- ateur astronomer, had theory explaining recent earthquakes The theory concerned the com bined pull of the moon at peri gee (that IS, when closest to the earth) and an unusual grouping of 5 planets, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Neptune.
 At that time (written before
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-18

with the war Snlpplng AdmlnlS- tration. Someone, no doubt, in terpreting a ruling, split hare.
 Anyway, this is about 8 wittle wabbit who got embroiled in the embargo.
 It seems while back vessel of the Alaska Steamship com pany was just about ready to pull out of Seattle when down to the boat came mother, her son, and sons pet.
 As they got the onceover be- fore boarding the boat somebody looked into the box containing the pet, and was astounded to discover it was a rabbit. Rules, were consulted. Officials confer red. There was an embargo on rabbits. But there wasn't an en- bargo on pets. But this rabbit was a pet. Or was it?
 There was probably more act ivity on Pier 1 right then than any time since tourists took the Golden Tour. The VISA was concerned. The ASC was lna- material. The LAD was wor. ried.
 But someone common-sensed the thing through and "a pet" was allowed aboard the toat. Followed by son, followed by mother. Maybe some official WAS more willing to face a pro- voked VISA than an outraged mother and a heartbroken boy. Or perhaps they just couldn't Welsh on a rabbit
 In due time the boat docked at Kodiak and over the side came the triumphant triumvir. ate We know, because we Saw all three. The rabbit was in a slated box resting on the dock and although his, or her, spirits seems uDdampened, not so much could be sad for the rest of him, or her, as it was raining heavily When last seen the box was safely slowed aboard a truck, heading up town.
 Now if someone else could bring another similar pet to Kodiak we could forget about the embargo.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-18
Kodiak Diary
(continued from page t3)

 munlty there is no reason to be- lieve it could not be applied successfully elsewhere.
 While the plan is aimed primarily at women, men might give it thought, too, our caller suggests, as that would make the plan more than doubly suc- cessfuI.
 The success of any such plan depends not on it's projection but on those who must take part to m ake it success-t that is, you.
 What do you think about it?
Kodiak mirror., 1944-11-18

This is the story of wittle wabbit
 Before we go on with it, we must explain that there is an embargo on shipping rabbits hereabouts. Why, we don't know, except farmers here, de- string to import rabbits, are simply out of luck for the dur ation. It has something to do
Evening star., 1944-04-05
With BILL AcKERMAN.

permitted nowhere. For instance,
IN a certain section Of the Florida
Keys diving helmets are in use to
gather the succulent crawfish. The
bottom literally Is cleaned. There
Is no stock left to propagate. That
Is the most fragrant misuse of our
natural resources I have found along
the length of the Atlantic Coast,
There are others, however, equally
damaging. If the plans to net our
channel bass this spring when they
are schooling of the Carolinas are
consumated it will mean another
species on the way to extinction
Do you wonder why I sometimes
grippe about our commercial fish
cries, although I know, and freely
admit, sports fishermen are wasteful
too? The fact that I fished for
the market for IA years perhaps
gives me a greater understanding
OF the matter than most, and, be-
cause I continually am hunting out
the odd places probably run in
to more illegal practices than you
DO. am, however, ready and will
ing to join hands with the market
men If and when any reasonable
plan Is advanced. I am OPEN
minded-ready to try almost any
thing for now we need real con-
servation OF our fisheries more than
ever. My little corner in The Star
Is open anytime to you, and you
know I am ready to change my views
upon good and sufficient reason. /
am sorry space curtails the detailed
answer your letter deserves, but we
can bring the subject up often
whenever 1t demands attention.
Sincerely,
BILL ACKERMAN.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
MontreaI's Forward
Wall Threatens Ice
Rout Of Hawks
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
MONTREAL. April 5.-Unless the
Chicago Blackhawks devise q way to
stop the Montreal Canadiens' for
ward line Of Murph Chamberlain,
Phil Watson and Ray Getliffe, the
Canadiens may make a four-game
sweep Of the final Stanley Cup
hockey playoffs.
Sparked by the brilliant back
checking and humping Of this trio,
the Canadiens walloped the Hawks,
S to /, last night in the opening
game of the final best-four- of seven
series.
A sellout crowd Of more than
$4,000 watched as the Canadiens took
the lead on Watson's unassisted goal
early in the first period, then gradu-
ally wear the Hawks down in q
bruising battle although penalties
were comparatively few At the end
the Hawks obviously were tired.
Getliffe led the Montreal assault
with two goals, one in the last two
minutes Of play, while Watson and
Chamberlain bagged one each. Vet
eran Toe Blake collected the other.
Clint Smith, center Of the Hawks
powerful Bill Mosienko- Smith Doug
Bentley line, slammed home Chi
cago's lone goal In the second period
to make the score 81.
The second and third games Of
the series will be played at Chicago
tomorrow and Sunday nights.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Speed Brings Buffalo
Hockey PIayof Win
|0ver Barons, AZ
BY the Associated press.


CLEVELAND, April 5.-Buffalo
Bisons were one up on the Cleve-
land Barons today In the four -out-
of-seven playoR series for the Amer
lean Hockey League title.
The Bisons showed express-train
speed In taking the opening game
|of the Calder Cup finals, 4 to 2.
before 9,572 fans here last night.
The scene will shift to Buffalo
for the second game Thursday night.
The third game will be here Sattir-
|day and the fourth at Buffalo Sum
|day.
Both Of Cleveland's tallies were
clean shots by Les Cunningham.
Fred Thurier and Fred Hunt ac-
counted for the first two Bison
scores. But It was Max Bennett and
Morey Rimstad who really broke the
game with two quick counters in
the third period, Bennetts unas-
sisted.
Cleveland goes to Buffalo with o
season record Of I'VE wins in six
starts on Bison ice. During the sea-
son the Barons won seven games
from Buffalo, lost three and tied
1.-TWO.
Buffalo Is defending champion.
while Cleveland led the league In
|percentaQe.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Saturday afternoon.

now scales 1872 and still is grow
ing. He's clever and a hard hit
ter. La Combe has 40 boxers
training daily, about 20 doing
part-time work, not counting 40
or so Persian kids "who always
are around crying to box" IT do
not know how we are going to
train when this heat of about $50
to 100 hits us soon," Allen adds,
but we will find a way" A
"Yank" report on the Anglo
American bouts at Cairo in Feb
ruary, before $4,000 fans, says
there were as many fights out
side the ring as in it.
Iceland-GI boxing, with
British servicemen frequently
taking part, has shared interest
with basket ball in Andrews Field
House during the Far Northern
winter nights. Both the cham
pionship cage team, coached by
1t. Jerome B. Robinson, and the
Evening star., 1944-04-05
|Water FoIIies Cast
Holding Rehearsal
|For UIine Show

Tarzan Buster Crabbe and the
all-star cast of the Water Follies of
1914 moved into Uline Arena today
for their first rehearsal before open
ing a nine day engagement Satur-
day afternoon.
Crabbe, motion picture hero and
former Olympic swimming cham
pion, will join his associates in full
length drills in the transparent and
portable pool which was installed
after last nights boxing show.
A newcomer who will bow in with
the Water Follies here is Allie
Phillips, Canadian high diving
champion and thrill artist, who
represented the Dominion in the
1886 Olympic games in Berlin.
Phillips since has appeared with
Billy Roses Aquacade, and will
provide the high light of the present
show when he dives from q ladder
perched high in the arena.
Whitley and Bernie Hart, Amer
lean diving champions; the Hop
kins twins, Virginia and Marian;
Comedian Frank Foster and the
-Four Dillie Dallies are just few of
the other big-name performers.