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Evening star., 1945-02-08
Is Who Have Captured Titles
Skate in Ice-Copodes Show

You've got to have more than
looks to make the grade with the
Ice-Capades. A quick rundown Of
the cast reveals that no fewer than
13 skating champions are in i'm
lineup. Inv
Donna Atwood, the eye-filling disn
starting her third year as feminine
skating lead of the show, formerly
was national junior champion and
teamed with Gene Turner to cap
ture the senior pair skating title.
Nate VALLEY never relinquished
the worlds figure skating and ballet
skating honors he won in, England
In 1896 and successfully defended .
year later. A preview Of valleys
work indicates he stil has his
Evening star., 1945-02-08
hin form on blades.

championship form on blades.
Red Mccarthy, the flying paint
advertisement, is q former Canadian
speed champion who doesn't seem
10 have slowed down any, and Phil
Taylor has a chestful of medals
won in Canadian competition.
aenry Lie swept to Norwegian su-
premacy In 1885.
Among the younger stars are
Maryln Quinn, former Eastern anna
teur champ; Anne Robinson, ma
tional novice figure skating titlist;
Denise Benoit. winner Of the single
and pair Canadian crowns, and Ele-
amor Meister, former United States
and Canadian quin-pin who recently
passed her eighth test - . msdaNst.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Squirting n. 7. S. Cagemen
Sweep by BIadeNburq

National Training School hoop
shooters are beginning to win ball
games after a slow start and count
less walopings around the loop.
On their improved form, N. T. S.
basketers have run up four victories
and threaten to win more after the
showing they made in defeating
Bladensburg, % to 81, yesterday on
Bladensburg hardwood.
Paced by "Stoop" Barr, who was
high scorer of the tilt with IA coun-
ters, N. T. S. moved out in front,
10 to II, at halftime and led over
the remainder of the distance
Evening star., 1945-02-08

Totals IL 931 Totals $40 20
Gonzaga led from the start in
padding Anacostia, although Coach
Tom Nolan's Indians successfully
tied up the Purple's top scorers,
Scott Cranston and George Jelly, in
the first half. During that time,
however, Bill Killinger was ringing
the bell for Gonzaga and the victors
had a commanding 1876 margin At
the half.
Cranston, aided by Joe Burke,
prodded the total higher in the
third period and Pat O'Neil came
through with finishing salvo to
clinch the honors. Gene Schroeder
and Nick PAMELA were outstanding
for AnacOStia.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Freedmen Nurses Retain
Clean Slate on Court

League-leading Freedmen's nurses
will meet the Civil Service six to-
night In the Banneker gym
in q District Recreation Department
Negro Womens Basket Ball League
contest starting at $3.50.
Freedmens collected its seventh
and eighth victories when it de-
feated o. r. D., 14-12, and Navy De-
partment, 22-19. The o. r. D. game
went into an overtime period tied at
12-all. D. johnson basketed the
ball from midcourt for the deciding
points. Standing of teams:
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Production Is Overtime
Victor in ERGO Loop

Ira Farmers last-second field goal
temporarily stayed defeat for Shear
ers in the ERGO League yesterday
deadlocking their game with Pro-
duction at 30-all. But Don Fones
and Bob Sharpe tossed baskets in
the overtime to give Production q
1870 win and second-round lonors
in the league.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Landon Tossers Show
Faculty How 10 Play

That Landon basket ball team
must have something. 1
The team yesterday took on q
quintet made up of faculty members
Of the school captained by Harold
Qrish) Langton, former Notre Dame
star athlete.
The boys won easily, IS to II,
coasting in after taking a 12-to-3
lead at the half.
Langton could manage only 8
points as high scorer for the faculty.
while Pete Armstrong was top scorer
for the boys with 10.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Howard Quint Shaded
By Greensboro, SAB

Howard University's cagers were
close, but couldn't quite make the
grade against Greensboro A. and T..
last night, bowling by 54-48 margin.
Joel Mack starred for thes losers
with l6 points. but Hapgood rang
up 22 for the visitors and had better
support from his teammates than
Mack.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Double Bill at Oxon Hill

A boys and girls basket ball
ouble-header will be the feature of
the evening tonight when Oxon Hill
High School entertains Surratts-
vile High as part of Oxon Hills
annual parents athletic night,
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Fort Belvoir Aquin Victor

Fort Belvoir had another notch
IN lbs belt today, a $3.50 triumph
over Naval Barracks. Kuhel and
Kubler set the scoring tempo with
"a and q points each, but Kinkade.
who chalked up 10. was the only
sailor able to hit the hoop consist
emily.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Duke Court Ace MISSING

DURHAM. N. c., Feb. 8 F.-
John Seward. All-Southern Confer
ence forward on the 1913 Duke
basket ball team, has been reported
by the War Department as missing
since January %.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
NeurIy a One-Mun Tsum

Bill VIII almost turned back War
College single handed last night,
scoring - points q his Headquar-
tiers War Department Detachment
mates scored = 48-0 victory. Bead
ling contributed 10 while Blair and
Barchford were high for the losers.
Evening star., 1945-02-08

Georgetown Prep had little trouble
notching win No. 8 yesterday on
Friends hardwood with Rod Miller
and Jimmy ODonnell running wild
to pile up big advantage for the
Little Hoyas that was held through
out the contest after a 28-to-11 lead
was established at halftime.
Miller was high with Is points,
while O,Donnen was runnerup
with 13.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Hockey Results
Philadelphia

Philadelphia Falcons. 8; washinston
Cleyeland Bsrons, 8: st. Louis Flyers. g..
Bunelo BArons, 4; Providence Reds. 2.
PITTSBURGH Hornets, z; Hershey Bears, 3.
Detroit Red WINS. 10; Toronto Navy.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Shy of Traditional RivuIs Outside of Loop

AS for Marylands football policy pointed
that the traditional
and most of those within the aren't exactly
attractions We don't know about this discuss ntegeny
although some of the callers volube enough
Playing teams that outmatch them early
nothing told the time the smaller school knocks
off larger opponent the automatically terminated Secondly
of the paid such hardly
than sufficient Thirdly It's something like social
life The small school invited early
seldom time inclination
big schools
smaller that it's drawing
home is deader than rundown battery.
about the conference rules although
closely
regulations designed wthloca
undenaby that the membership
riches classes which that those with leaner bank
rolls disadvantage against wealthier rivals.
said understood school had so athletic
scholarships valued $1,000 EACH which added
entire That debatabe
question but his shot that Carl Snaveys
North Carolina hints bigger and better Tar Heel eves
to hold water.
Maryland tried to recruit players
but it reasonable
and merely
time keeping its head above
in the postwar era
All counties have not been heard from IN this dscuso oue
they'll coming in
Evening star., 1945-02-08

With Jane MacCord's $50 and
Harriet Wagner's 357 cracking the
former season high-set record, Rosa
lie Dress Shop swept the leading
Staples Restaurant In the King Pin
Ladies' loop. In second match
Carolina Florists bumped the pace
settlers, 81, as Kay Emanuele led
with 332. The two defeats cut
Staples lead to four games. The
second -place Becker's five, aided by
Vita Digero's 135 and 346, nicked
Benny Tavern, 81.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Hiram bowIers Gain
Masonic Loop Lead

Sparked by Elvin Shank's 40S,
Hiram Lodge bowlers spurted to first
place In the Masonic League by
whipping the pennant-contending
Petworth quint, al, with . season
record score of 652 and second high
season set Of 1,781.
The strong erstwhile leading
Gompers outfit dropped to third
place by losing the odd games in .
double-header to Hope and New
Jerusalem. Fourth place Silver
Spring posted 618 to trip Barrister,
81, while the champion Whiting
quint swamped Joppa, with Clayton
Browns 355 high.
Standing of the first six teams in
the keen fraternal loop race: Hiram,
39-18; Hope. 36-18; Gompers, 81
30; Silver Spring, 36-21; Whiting,
36-2l, and Petworth, 35-22.
Hiram and Gompers will clash
Sunday afternoon at 4 at Lucky
Strike In . league match scheduled
this week.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Wim,Lose or Draw
By LEWIS r. ATcHiSON
scribe Rebuked for Views on v Tern Come

inns corners recent predictions postwar collegiate
eeups Drought the expected
rom e Y Worthngton Ill Virginia decrng
toWao the Maryland football firing
wac M printed material as evidence of Techs high position
football rivalry should be resumed
First however let there be misunderstanding
tude toward Tech When &c
eight military colleges the country
which top rank he repeating something
eTay known Tech men measure up to collegiate in the
Nation but can't that about its
Worthingon is ready nay anxious argue point
Il with that during the Maryland
" p has not been particularly interesting
that this cannot be built into something worthwhile both
colleges and the general public" he writes.
During the late 20 and the early head
coach of the Terrapns
field coch) directing the Gobblers
power
The MarylandV p should be natural because each
OF these colleges its State hundreds of
from Washington attend both schools
LAS the caber of the teams tell that " p is
going good after the We A.
Evening star., 1945-02-08

up with the decision by 4 margin
Of one point.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
MARYLAND Said to Lack Sound Football Policy

factua concerning location,
record Worthingon adds that the estimated
year.
added will be all gradeA football
players.
goody number supporters obcors sweed
the telephone enighen unburden them
idle thoughts mentioned,
situation unquoaby hottest topic wer
of words deduced the following:
Maryland hasn't a football policy
badly.
CD That playing with topnotch football
schools merely prestige
aren't in that class.
hamstrung Conference
designed local
I'd Maryland will tophght
after topgt players with adequate scholarships all
major schools
On top of all this Dr. Spears COACH through with
rebuttal to statement blasting game
Penn State mentioned
didn't draw well at College pointed
out while the advance sale for the Michigan State
than that for of the widely pubzed Georgetown SERIES
when both schools pretty
in the schools history
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Veterans Don't Affect
Employment Ceiling

BY the Associated Press.
Business firms under War Man.
power Commission employment CELL
ings can meet their obligation to
rehire veterans without laying of
non-veterans to compensate.
A VINO spokesman said yesterday
that while the selective service law
guarantees Serviceman his former
job. there is nothing in manpower
regulations requiring the discharge
OF workers who replace these men.
This is true, he said, even in areas
where limits are fixed on the num-
ber Of workers individual plants
may employ.
All veterans, the spokesman ex-
planned, are exempt from employ
ment ceiling provisions This means,
he added, that besides veterans pre-
viously on its payroll, a firm may
hire any number of other discharged
servicemen.
However, il a non-veteran later
quits where serviceman has been
rehired, the plants employment
ceiling is automatically reduced by
one worker. In effect this means
that the quitting worker may not
be replaced by non-veteran as
long as the ceiling program is in
force.
Where more than one veteran has
been hired, the ceiling would con-
tinue to be reduced each time a nom
veteran quit while plants total
number of workers was over the
limit set.
Evening star., 1945-05-17

She make nice wife for some lucky
guyl
Manager of tn Sheraton Hotel
Handles each department very we'll
He check tn Dubonnet Room ev'ry
mite
Make sure musicians not get tight.
Russ Cullen took his shirt off to
work on farm
He thought spring sun could do no
harm
He had to take two days off at home
Now we've got sunburned farmer
playing saxophone.
George play piano with verve and
vim
Both Bach and boogie-woogie are
easy for him
They say life begin at 40; If that SO
Life begin for him quite a while ago.
Bill Arnold sing and play sax with
consummate skill;
Gals all say he gives them a thrill.
He sho is handsome in spite of his
years
He resemble Clark Gable-around
the ears!
That should give you a general
idea.
If you've never used Tweed, gen.
tlemen, better dash right out to your
nearest drugstore and invest in
some. That is, of course, If you care
anything about making a favor
able impression on Betty Jane
Smith.
Why should you worry about Miss
Smith in the first place? Better
go over to the Del Rio and see
Betty's choreographic contribution
to Herb Sachs new Holiday With
RhythmS" revue before you ask this
question.
Back to Tweed, which in case you
he-men haven't heard, is a clean
scented cologne which no gentle
man would hesitate to spill freely
on his pocket handkerchief, under
his tie or behind his ears accord
ing to Miss Betty Smith. Betty
simply loves men who use Tweed. In
fact. she almost limited she would
have nothing to do with gentle
man who didn't.
Personally Betty is not quite so
conservative. She likes Tweed for
herself only in the morning when
she arises. After that its a tossup
between Joy, L'Heure Bleu, Shock
ing and half a dozen other names
we can't spell. Betty's hobby has
been collecting perfumes, for as
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Jews Seeking Books
For Schools in Europe

An appeal for books, particularly
those written in Hebrew and Yid-
dish, was issued today by members
of the World Jewish Congress. The
plea was signed by DR.. Stephen S.
Wise, president of the congress;
DR.. Nahum Goldman, Rabbi Irv-
ing Miller and DR.. Simon Feder-
busch.
The notice pointed out that Nazi
persecution had destroyed Jewish
textbooks and religious books. These
are needed urgently, the announce
ment said, so children in newly
opened European schools will have
the material with which to work.
Books should be sent to the de-
partment for culture and education
Of the World Jewish Congress, 1921
Connecticut avenue NV, Rabbi
Harry Silverstone, president of the
Washington Chapter of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress, said.
Evening star., 1945-05-17

long as she can remember, and she
figures her bottled treasury is prob
ably worth around $500.
The dancer thinks Washington is
fine city, but bad place for per-
fume collectors. Seems here the
scarce perfumes are even scarcer
But Observation-Disclosures a city for
you. People in Pittsburgh just don't
know their perfume.
Why I wish you could see what
they had sitting right out OH their
counters in plain sight" she said.
Betty told us the name, but 1t sort
Of slips our mind.
** X
Casino Royale Vocalist Mary La
Mari has no idea of returning to
her role of stenographer, but she
brushes up on her shorthand just
the same. One never knows, Mary
says. . Sharon Terry, ex-Merry-
land vocalist, is out of the hospital
and on the way to recovery.
We're still waiting for the day when
the Balalaikas Basil Ivanoff will
miss the greenback on the floor with
that knife he tosSes. Just hope he
doesn't miss the floor. Kavakos'
Grill has a softban team that's
waiting to go. They plan to play
for the servicemen again this sea-
SON
Evening star., 1945-05-17

Hildegarde and Hollywoods beauti-
full ex-Star, Press Agent Anita Colby
To say that proper attention was
not given to the rooms billed en-
tertainers. would be sheer under
statement.
Hope and Hildegarde, seated in
opposite corners of the room, had to
content themselves with an occa-
sional hand wave in the others di-
rection. 1t didn't take long for
the word to spread that Hollywood
had all but moved en- masse into the
Embassy Room. When the Specta-
tor left it was feat trying to get
out as it had been squeezing in.
X
Better than any floor show in
town are the original lyrics COM
posed to Rum and Coca-Cola" by
Guitar Player Lew Davie. Lew has
had so many requests for copy OF
them that he's seriously thinking of
having them mimeographed and
handing them out at the door of
the Dubonnet Room Sounds like
a fine idea for a nightly commu-
nifty sing There's a lyric about
everybody in the place from Betty,
the pretty hostess, to Mr.. Deveaux
the genial manager. Probably take
a week to sing them all, but here
are a few We like.
Betty is hostess at Dubonnet
She smile at you and say, walk
this way!"
She's pretty gal and that's no lie
Evening star., 1945-05-17
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Evening star., 1945-05-17
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
Ma Registered o.. Patent

The Statler, which is generally
pretty star studded, outdid even
itself Monday and Tuesday eve
nings. Bob Hope was in town and
where Hope is, there also are likely
to be found Jerry Colonna, Frances
Langford and Vera Vague. Sure
enough the comedian and his IA
nous triumvirate were in the EN-
bassy Room both nights.
AS If there weren't enough ce-
lebrities to keep patrons busy dur
ing band intermissions, who should
walk in while Bob was there, Mon
day evening, but our old friend
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Two Concerts Cancelled

Because of the illness of one OF
the members of the Budapest String
Quartet the identical concerts sched-
uled for tonight and tomorrow in
the Library of Congress have been
Cancelled. The concerts were to be
presented under the sponsorship of
the Gertrude Clarke Whittall Foun-
dation.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-04-06
Juvenile 1--WE
By DON GATES

Well hep-cats, weather or no
weather you cats and chicks really
were hard Easter in your Easter
bonnets with glad rags and draped
says. Caught sight of some mighty
fine chicks at a fine party who call
themselves the "eight queens" and
1 mean they are really fine. They
are Maxine Worthington, Pauline
Ray, Dorothy Woodford, Jane
House, Betty Lou Howard, Jean
Cannon, Sally Williams and Vergela
Harper, who are not only fine look
ing-are you hep?
The party was given by some OF
st. Paul's greatest casanovas-the
three play boys James Cook, AL
Bantam and Roy Bradford. One
of the hardest dancers at the party
was Leonard Powers who can really
jig and rig. Latch on to that hard
Donald Brown also at the party and
from where I stood it looked like he
was doing pretty fair with all the
shapelys, of course.
Each week, I am to name the
sharpest cat or the gravest chick
I have latched on to during the
week. But there were so many
sharp-cats and much too many slick
chicks to pick from. Albert Dizzy
Jones told me he was going out fol-
track at Vocational and knowing
how sharp and hep he is, I know he
will tear up. Cause he's mutt that
can really cut. There are many
hepsters that are pretty fair, but
good ole Albert can really tear. He's
got the race track slump and can
really jump. He can run and sail
and leap and whail and stretch
those legs like a Virginia rail. He's
a fast cat when it comes to ground
also one of the handsomest cats in
town and all the hep chicks know it
when he's around. Hot dawg!
Say CATERS, the style show at the
CLIO was most mad and jacks and
jills were really on the beam. One
of the groovy cats at the show was
Wilbur Grissom who had on a most
mad conservative sport outfit and
with him was that beautiful Leola
Graham who was dressed very
boooo-tifully. Another thrill filler
was that solid chick Bonnistelle
Jones who was dressed, at her best
need I say who her escort was /?
Frances Logan who was styling in
the show really did lay a walk on
US that was a killer-Boyl also
beautiful Coramay Richey was oh
so fine.
So hep cats and fills, as the
farmer says to his later, I'll plant
you now and dig you later-So
long!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-04-06
Dots and
Dashes from
Hollywood
BY BILL CHANDLER

Hollywood, Calf, April 5.-Helen
Hume, the ex-Count Basic warbler,
is in town trying to find some way
to get out from under Joe Glazer's
management. Claims he amt doing
right by her. The one line Of
dialog from Warmers film, "Mr.
Skeffington," starring Bette Davis
that's been quoted and requoted
was to the effect that "a woman is
never beautiful until she is loved"
Now Rosalind Russell who stars
in that studios Roughly Speaking"
gives out with another classic ad-
monition anent the art of love. See
the glamorous Roz: "No man can
make love unless he can also make
you laugh" In Roughly Speak
ing" Jack Carson doesn't do a bad
job of making her laugh or love
him. Billy Yarbo, the trans
planted Harlemite, is now hostess
at Al Trice's "Samba" Club. .
Artist Cal Bailey is still cooling his
heels for USO approval to join an
overseas unit as a sketcher. Dick
Campbell of the national office is
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-04-06

to look forward to: S. z. Sakall,
the multi-chinned character come
dian playing the part of a sym
phony conductor who loves bookie
woogie in "The Time, The Place
and The Girl" musical film now
being filmed in Technicolor at War
ner Bros. Cary Grant is set to
play the role of Cole Porter in
might and Day." . And, speak
ing of casts: what a lineup for '"The
Two Mrs. CarroRs," which'll be
Humphrey Bogart's next for War
ners. For leading ladies he has
Barbara Stanwyck and Alexis
Smith. Not bad for a guy who lays
no claim to being handsome! .
Ben Carter and MAINTAIN Moreland
have really been catapulted into
the higher brackets through their
radio work with Bob Burns. They're
now being offered $4,000 for a
couple of weeks work in an RKO
picture.