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Evening star., 1946-11-01
Vondy yPIonning NewGym
At Cost Of $1,000, 900
BY shs Assoeiosed Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Plans for q
100000 memorial gymnasium at
Vanderbilt University, Nashville
Tenn. were outlined to New York
alumni last night at a dinner honor
ing DIR. B. Harvie Branscomb, new
chancellor of the university.
James G. Stahlman, publisher OF
the Nashville Banner, announced
the gymnasium would be dedicated
to alumni who served in World War
II. He said the university board OF
trustees had voted an appropriation
of $500 900 for the proposed structure
and that an additional $500, ,00C
was expected from contributions
from alumni and friends of the
university,
Evening star., 1946-11-01

Soloist Ann Robinson, a former ma
tional figure skating champion
Back with the show after several
years in the Army is Robert Dench
teamed again with Rosemarie Stew
art. Among the other headliners are
Edythe and Nate Valley, Red Nc
Carthy, Orrin Markhus and Irma
Thomas. Eric Waite, Trixie, Patti
Phillippi, Chuckie Stein, Larry
Jackson and Bernie Lyman, Dan
Condor, Leo Loeb, AL Surette, Benoit
Sisters and Esco La Rue. Not to
forget the chorus Of 100 Ice-Capets
and Is Ice-Cadets.
These and others put on an en-
tertaining show that includes speed
skating, distance jumping, bad
minton game on ice, comedy, waltz
ing and plenty of the snappiest
skating to be seen anywhere.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1916
Sfymie-AssauIt Duel
Hot Spot Of Shorn
PimIico Special
BY the Associoied Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-Shorn OF
much of it's sporting lustre by the
absence of many 1916 turf leaders
the 10th running of the Pimlico
Special today figured as another
golden opportunity for Mrs. Ethel D.
Jacobs Stymie to close the gap on
the world money winning record OF
WhirlaWay.
Only four were to face the issue
In the l 1I16-mile, winner take all
affair; Stymie, King Ranch's AS
sault, the triple crown winner;
Mrs. Helen LeboWitz's Turbine and
j. r. Bradley's Bridal Flower
The sudden withdrawal of Will
liam L. Brann's Maryland-bred f1lly,
Gallorette, and Stephen Sanford's S
Round View moved Assault into the
position as chief threat to Stymie
and the S25,000 prize for the win
ner
Stymie approached within $44.876
of Whirlaway's all-tirne bankroll of
$561,161 when he won the Gallant
Fox Handicap in New York last
0deuA uoy. +oSSih1AIiS OliC SCoA Ia
18th place in the list of leading
money winning horses with a total
of SPIT ,635, the 5-year-old chestnut
son of Equestrian-Stop Watch col
lected 59,050 in the Gallant Fox to
move into the runnerup spot with
a total of $516,285.
Assault, who won the Preakness
In May, after victory in the Ken
lucky Derby, and went on to cap
ture the Belmont, came back to
form last week after being laid up
with an unusual illness in the sum-
mer, and several horsemen say only
poor ride beat him in the Gallant
Fox in which he ran third.
Instead of Warren Mehrtens,
Eddie Arcaro was to be in Assaults
saddle for the Special. In addition,
the l 3/16-mile distance was be-
lieved more to Assaults liking.
Basil James was to be aboard
stymie, sharing top weight of 126
pounds with Turbine. Assault was
to carry 120. Bridal Flower was as
signed 1T pounds,
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Tropical Will Put Out
$1,000, 900 in Purses
By the Associoted Press

Tropical Park will distribute ap-
proximately a million dollars in prize
money during the 40-day meeting
opening December 2. The program
is topped by 10-stake schedule
totaling $l05000.
Heading the list is the $4,000
Double Event, a two-sectioned affair
which had it's initial running over
the Florida oval last spring wher
Armed accounted for both divisions
This stake, at a mile and a furlone
for 3-year-olds and upward, will
have $4,000 added to each end, with
a single nomination fee emitting 6
horse to start in both.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Dad, Son Bag Aces
With Ace Partner

The Graham Lovings, Junior
and senior, are thinking about
asking for S. S. Fletcher as a
steady playing partner in golf
matches at Columbia Country
Club.
The senior Loving, playing a
round of golf with Fletcher,
dropped his tee shot into the cup
on the 112-yard 18th hole. Last
spring Loving, Junior, made an
ace on the same hole also with
Fletcher as a partner.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
OUTDOORS

The dove season ended in Virginia
yesterday, and with the exception OF
the opening of the raccoon ano
opossum hunting season in Mary
land today, there will be hiatus
locally for the nimrods until the
general season opens in Maryland or
November Is.
Varied reports are coming in OF
the game crops available for sport
men in this vicinity. Quail seem tc
be fairly plentiful in Southern
Maryland and throughout most OF
Virginia. Cottontails are about av-
erage over both States. Just what
the quail crop will prove elsewhere
in Maryland seems to be a moot
question. with some areas reporting
a fair -to-average supply OF birds
and others stating the numbers are
pretty poor. 1t is conceded generally
that the grouse are far down this
wear all through this section Of the
Blue Ridge and Alleghenies.
One of our good friends Is just
back from opening the wild water
fowl season in Delaware and reports
the shooting little better in the
marshes than for the last two years
but nothing to brag about. Great
numbers of teal and some ducks
were observed in the refuge areas
The average take was two to -four
birds person.
While great numbers of geese have
appeared along the Eastern Shore
earlier than usual due to the milo
weather, relatively few ducks as yet
have come down. 1t is our belief that
the mild weather north of us is re-
sponsible, and we hope it holds for
a while after the ducks start ar
irving in numbers However, as
weather plays such a great part In
Evening star., 1946-11-01

election meet
ing, succeeding
Archibald Nc
Lachlen.
Admiral Paul
M. Stewart was
e lie c t e d vice
president, also
for a two-yeaI
term, while John
A. Reilly ano
Arthur B. Shell
ton were re.
elected treasur.
er and secretary
respectively.
Five new mem.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Bulls B Team Wins

Spanked by Gerry Melham who
scored the first touchdown on a
5-yard plunge through center, the
Bulls School "B" team defeated
Sherwood High School of Sandy
Spring, Ma, yesterday, l2-0.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Greco Fights PeIIone

NEW YORK, Nov. 1 (P.-Boxing
returns to Madison Square Garden
tonight with Montreal's Johnny
Gregg a heavy favorite to whip
New York,s Tony Pellone over the
10-round route.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Hoyos, Terps Clash

Georgetown Universitys 'B" team
travelled to College Park today seek
ing its fourth straight win of the
season in a clash with Maryland
University's "B" team starting at
u pm.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
MiIitury EIevens in Action

Football games tomorrow for Mill
tary District of Washington elevens
have Army War College at Lorton
Reformatory. and Fort Myer at
Patuxent Naval Air Test Center.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
IS. w. Miller Named President
OF Columbia Country Club

S. William Miller, president of the
Union Trust Co., was elected presi-
dent of Columbia Country Club for
a two-year term, at the annual
Evening star., 1946-11-01
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Evening star., 1946-11-01
Hoyus, Blues to Race

Gallaudet will play host to George
town .University's cross-country
team tomorrow at 8 p.m.~
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Perruso Quint Victor

Perruso Cafe launched its basket
ball season last night in Baltimore
by defeating Martin Bombers, 1929.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-25
Britain tOPubIicize Outbreaks In Palestine

LONDON, (P)-Colonial secre- tary Arthur Creech Jones told the House of Commons today that Britain would publicize in Amer ica details of new Palestinian out breaks which he termed "abom- nations and cold bloOded out rages."
 "I should like to express the ab- hOrrenCe which I am confident the House feels at these abomina- tiOns and cold blooded outrageS and our keen realization of the trials and dangers which beset troops, police, administration and indeed all concerned with the maintenance of law and order in Palestine" Creech Jones declared.
 Laborite Tom Driberg asked the Colonial Secretary whether the foreign office twill see the facts of this situation are made widely known in New York, where there is intensive propaganda not only on behalf of the Zionist cause but actually on behalf of the terror ists."
 "We are alive to that" Creech Jones replied, land that will be done"
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-25
Charges Made In Maritime Strike

SEATTLE, (F) - Charges and denialS continued back and forth in the Pacific Northwest maritime tieup last night with Burt Nelson northwest chairman for the strik- ing CIO unions committee for maritime unity, accusing the wa terfront employers association with "conspiring to close down operation of the (Seattle) port of embarkation."
 The GNU chairman said the as sociation was seeking to provoke the lOngshoremen to stop work "by withholding the retroactive pay due October 30 under terms of the June IS settlement" He said the employers were acting upon advice from Frank P. FoiSie, San Francisco, head of the Pacific Coast Waterfront Employers As sociation.
 M. G. Ringenburg, president of the Washington waterfront em- ployers association, promp y branded the charges as "ridicu- lous" and said delay in making the payment was due to an error by one of the companies in mak- ing out it's payroll.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-25
Many Nazis Must Stand Trial

NUREMBERG, (P)-Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor, chief counsel for the American war crimes courts, said today between 250 and 800 former Nazi military, industrial, financial and governmental lead CTS would be arraigned in a series of trials expected to last at least through 1947.
 Taylor told a news conference the defendants would include top officials of I. C.. Farben, giant chemical and industrial combine, and some one" from the Krupp munitions works.
 Friedrich Fritz) ThySsen, pre- war head of big armament and steel works, is under study like anyone else" Taylor said. How ever, other official sources indi- cated that Thyssen would not be tried, saying he was not in Ger many during the war.
 Taylor said most of those want ed for trial were in American GUS tody, but that some might be brought in from other zones.
 No plans have been made for additional joint war crimes trials with other Allies, although provi- sion is made for such action if it proves desirable, Taylor said.
 The trials will begin next month with the arraignment of the g German doctors charged with in human experiments.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-25
PASSENGER LIST
 ON S.S. CORDOVA

The SS Cordova sailed for Seat tle at 100 o'clock this morning With passengers and outbound freight.
 The passenger list included:
 Mrs. Alma Keene, V. s. Gruse, Ole Strand, Ned O. Calhoon, Miss Betty Peterson, Mrs. Rosemary Bianchi, Gerry Bianchi, Victoria Bianchi, Pete Swedman, Tolbert Scott, Jr., Mrs. Tolbert Scott and infant, Stephen Cullop, A. H. Lomboley, John D. Carter, Roy ! Sommers, Roy Sommers, Jr., Rus sell, Clifton, w. s. Watkins, Mrs. ". s. Watkins, Alfred Anderson.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-25
LAST LAUGH

CHICAGO. P)-A thief stole Mrs. Samuel Clicks purse as she danced with her husband in ho- tel dining room.
 There was no money in the purse.
 But there was a claim ticket which the thief presented at the checkroom and walked off with a platina fox cape valued at 1,500.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-25

. w A s HIN c TON, (P) - The threatened coal crisis was brought up at President Truman's cabinet meeting today and attorney gen. eral Clark later said his office is "analyzing" the governments con- tract with John L. Lewis's United Mine Workers.
 Clark told reporters that while he had not been asked to study the contract, i've always analyze those things so we will be ready if. called upon"
 'The contract was negotiated last May after the government seized the idle soft coal mines.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-25
Britain Blasts
 Russian Standing, War-Basis Army

LONDON, CP)-Winston Chur- chill and Prime Minister Attlee. captured Britain's headlines today with almost simultaneous verbal blasts against Russia in what ap- peared to be shaping up as a solid British front against Communism.
 Churchill told his constituents in suburban LOughton last night that he had facts and "evi- denCe' to support his suggestion made in the form of a question before the House of Commons Wednesday - that the Soviet Union now has 200 divisions more than 2,OOO,OOO men-on a full war footing in Russian-occu- pied eastern Europe.
 He lauded Attlee's speech be- fore the Trades Union Congress at Brighton earlier in the day in which the prime minister bluntly accused Soviet leaders of erecting a wall of ignorance and suspi- ciOn' between the Russian people and the rest of the world.
 The fact that the British gov ernment have decisively broken with the Communists and are fronted with them. although it does not immediately affect the course of affairs in this island" said Churchill" has an important and beneficial result abroad, be- cause there are countries on the COntinent-Iike France - quiver- ing under the Communist at tacks."
 He said his Wednesday speech should be regarded as "a serious warning" and added:
 q did not ask the question (about Russian forces without weighing very carefully the whole matter and without consulting others, my friends and colleagues, and laying before them the evil denCe on which I proceeded.
 "NOr did l ask the question without informing the government beforehand of my intentions, but you can take it from me that the facts I adduced are correct"
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-25

ANDERSON, Ind. P-Arthur Darlington, airport owner, hunts foxes with an airplane and 12 gauge shotgun. He has killed 34 since Christmas, collecting a $5 bounty on each animal and S3.50 for each pelt.
 It isn't sure-fire method, Darl- ington admits. He fired 25 shots on one flight without hitting fox.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-25

WALLA WALLA, Wash. (P)- Prison authorities revealed that a group of the institutions em- Noyees have been dismissed for allegedly smuggling" contraband items to prisoners.
 Identity and number of the em- ployees dismissed was not dis closed, but Supt. Tom Smith said one of the items obtained for the prisoners was a liquid serving the same purpose as a large quantity of liquor.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-25
No Banana Splits

MONTROSE, Colo. (P)-A girl laid a banana on a soda fountain counter, ordered it used in a ba- mana split, and thereby started a local custom at fountains short of the fruit. Every Tuesday in Mont rose is banana split day-for those who bring their own bananas.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-25

FRANKFORT, Ky. (P-Gen. Jonathan Wainwright has added a new honor to his already sizable collection, he's a Kentucky Col onel now.
 General Wainwright was pre- ssented the honorary commission by Gov. Simeon Willis when he called at the executive mansion last night.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-25
BLAST AT RUSSIA
NEWS TN BRIEF

SAN FRANCISCO, (P)-Alaska Juneau Gold Mining company re- eports $15,835 sales for the Septem- Der quarter this year. Income re- suited mainly from mill cleanup, as mining operations were still shut down.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-25
PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. June Henry of Solomon was admitted to the hospital yes terday. Jack Kowchee of White Mountain is a patient in the hos pital.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-25

Sulfa drugs are being used in experiments on seeding peach trees to attain immunity to cer- tain tree diseases.
Evening star., 1946-05-09

detached brick rooms and bath, modern
equipment; GI financing: occupancy soon
Salesman on site daily. Take bus TO
z. SCOTT, I'll Fla. ave. NV. DE. 1914
Evening star., 1946-05-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLOkED-LovELY HOUSE on Morse st.
ne; rooms. bath, gas h.-w.h.; 30-day
occupancy; oG;Ip substantial cash required. MA. e.
COLoRED-NEAR 10Th and California
sts. n.w.-Dr. or rooming house business;
IA rooms. two kitchens, 4 baths; furni-
ture included: possession June l5; sub
stantial rash. Mr.. Wilson. BLACKWELL
EEALTY CO.. AD. l712 or RA. 7748.
-VACANT-several houses o
to 10 rooms In Northwest. Northeast and
SSYtheast S99a u sections. SnS MRS. LEWIS, Elk.
COLoRED-s5O0 Downs rooms, bath;
h.-W.h., gas, cleo, deep yard easy month";
" payments. DAVID @. KIRSCH, DI.
CoLoRED-12Oe KEARNEY st. ne
First time offered: large, detached home.
list commercial; 6 rooms and bath, gas
heat, 4-car garage: Inspect by appoint
ment. Price, S12,950. DE 03l7. -12
COLORED-CALL MRS. LEWIS, Elk $3.50.
Two fine homes, 500 block G st. me-; terms.
CoLoRED-1oO BLOCK 9th ST. N.E.01o
geoms, baths vacant. Call MRS. HAM
coIokEDGcAIL MRS. HAMMOND, Gx.
$3.50, for nice home; 800 block 21st st.
coIORED-sHERMAN AVE-, near Col. I'd.
Fine row brick, rms, l bath. coal
h.-w. h: priced right for quick sale. Call
Crockett, with LEGUM & GERBER REALTY
co. 2637 Conn. ave. AID. 7SOO ewes,
EX. 4722 10
Evening star., 1946-05-09
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlAND.

s 5;RM: AND B: BpNG:. ash. .shgle; COM
SSsh %A sbsi 5s $50 Tss me- W. 5sas EYGENE l. vASN
room room country home oil heat; large living
bsSss: ds ss4 S5 81 ssG
Sxill hold s steers; also : other ireezs
fully fenced; tenant WIN remain to farm
yiIIe; YiIIe Nd; SaIl SSdIl Ashten SMd5 ss4s, ;Mis
ton, D.. C., in Southern Md beer tav-
sTn err COM eony See this before you buy Phone
iMMEDIATI POSSESSION. Bethesda
Brick, 1st A. center-hall ENTRANCE, liv: rm..
and bath: Ind A., bedrms. and bath;
basement. recreation rm., u, bath. gas
hsat ss caT det lot
eosshE ss hs sosR Raos RI me- gig s22 81
scaped lot; 1st floor, living room with fire.
ana :iuil bath; fnIi Basement with suit:in
TEA: ss saii MRs HAyeRAFT iT7.Afs kensinsson a
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE, Silver Spring
Modern home, bedrm. and bath or, LIST
oil heat: completely insulated; screened
gsrch. gssa fireplace, large lot; blk. bus. osH.
CaToNsyILLE, MD.-Beautiful country
estate Of 55 acres, lovely. s-room house.
a,ds BATHS bedrooms hy ysa,fal oil
Ssshh1d Sshn sonmsas dasnss ysE On q
Can Ms. Brosius. siiso 300: pesssSss3nd eve and
ssggnns Sligo Also: STANLEY PEARSON,
YOU YOU WANT WANT TO ATa BUY A HOUSE. Do You
you can't find one. We have a 3-bedroom,
story-and-a-half, asbestos os-shingled bum
galow. Z years old, surrounded by a nice
sroys in EiyeTaals { Nd on i9t
elite, but very desirable for man with
family and vision, who can see possibilities
and the chance to make a real home;
$4,000. Exclusive. RANDOLPH CARTER,
YoU'IE LIKE S' THIs. il New, 8 large rooms,
stucco over masonry house in Daniels Park.
2 blks. from streetcar. First floor has
bedroom. living room, dining room, large
modern kitchen and bath; second floor
has 2 large bedrooms and W bath: beauti.
full floors throughout; full dry basement,
barssn It hsa sS@ 81 5So cash of and 5sr,s
like IIS rent og,, ALVIN EPL1NG. exclusive agent.
LOVELY modern broom bungalow, 2 acres
ground, beautifully handicapped: S10,250
cash; 16 miles north Of traf1c light at
Georgia ave. and Colesyille road: bus serv.
CONTINUED on Next sage.,
Evening star., 1946-05-09

by one Of Washington's best builders, ready
for immediate occupancy. 1t will pay you
to inspect these 2 beautiful homes before
buying. Your inspection invited LESLIE
Evening star., 1946-05-09

brick house is OF the modern architecture
apd is located in one OF. the finest sections
of the city. Each apt. is well planned for
gracious living as the rooms are quite
large. well lighted and ventilated Each
apt, consists of living room, bedro room,
is. equipped with an electric refrigerator,
all-enamel insulated stove with oven con-
troll and ample cabinet spaces for dishes
and pans. There is front and rear
entrance to each apt. and the building is
on nicely Handicapped lot Priced to sell
at S15,95o. on terms, For an appoint
1859 or ia; 1868. j. B. TIFFEY & SON,
Evening star., 1946-05-09

comfortable return: $4,000 REALTY AS
SOCRATES, INC, Elk. 1922 until 8 pm.
coIoRED- e,9s Ma CONVENIENT NE, near 18th
and am ~ ND: ,a aye-6 large rooms, bath, hot
fenced yard good condition: real buy:
M5 loRfpSEsh MfRyes "a 944 WITH
u details. nG Osfa cR1vEIA Il iNc now s4fs iHs
/ 4th st. NV, ,AD: osoo. Open daily until
S6LeRED@11t5 aS Is AND ~ T N.w.-substsn- Nwsbata
tial s-rm: brick fesidense especially suit
%sre,s Ss ,sSuss R?ss soasd ms 81 4ss
sesnIand 9 s ,Hana. RA; i1ao ,5s1s. WAaaAMAN-
fR2e Hye s ME aseo
bsiek now $ a isses ss stsmy ssmt
near transp., schools. churches. movies. A
let the Other apt Pay your you rent money
8 pm.; LEO n, gEsSsTE1N 4 CO. ii )
< st. NV. Ss;,.l.lIsu NE, 5400 Complete Real
ooLoREp@NEAR 9th AND R. I. AVE-
srorsr story brick aa c1s rms and BATH cony to
n n RasILIKo a g REAhTY sIaanfsa' Can Di Ei4 i1I0
COLORED-10O BLOCK Of Otis st. NV
on End ioor; rooms on a ist door: oa front gal
porch;o priced s12,95o. DAVID E. BARRY
COLORED-vACANT. 52e 1st st. Sc
Modern, large. Groom, 2-bath. Colonial
porch brick. in spotless condition; oak
floors, awnings, storm windows; full base
ment; oil h.-w.h.: one of the finest homes
in Southeast; price, S10.500. Exclusive
with GUNN q MILLER, 500 11th ST. Sc
COLORED-1st CoMML., near sth and L
sts: Sc; 9-rm. brick with 2 baths; Just
and rear newly painted. Present income
Ss2 mo. Terms can be arranged. Cali
D1. S726. N. BASILIKO REALTY co.
Evening star., 1946-05-09

BUNGALOW, 1906 TREsCOTT ave. Tako-
ma PIX, Md.-Immediate possession: s.
room brick. with tiled bath full base
with oil burner; cash payment, S3, 500,
balance S65 per mo. Open l to 6 pm
today.
To reach: Out Carroll ave. to Flower
ave. right on Flower ave. 3 blks to
TreScQtt ave