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Evening star., 1947-12-01
Lions to Give Bethesda
Montgomery Trophy

Bethesda Chevy Chase Lions Club
will meet jointly with the Lions
Club of Silver Spring tomorrow
night at Indian Spring Country
Club with members of Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School and
Montgomery Blair High School foot
ball teams as guests.
Coach Jim Tatum of the Univer-
sity of Maryland will present the
Evening star., 1947-12-01
Hockey at o,GIunce

BY The Associated Press
Tonight's Schedule.
No game scheduled in any league.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh, 3; New Haven. i.
Hershey, /; Indianapolis, l (tie).
Cleveland. Z; St. Louis, 2.
Providence, 8; Springfield, Q.
Buffalo, Z: Philadelphia. 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, o; Toronto, (tie).
Detroit, l Montreal. l ttie).
New York g. Chicago. >.
UNITED STATES LEAGUE.
st. Paul, 3 Fort Worth, /.
Houston. T; Kansas City, 8
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Seattle. .; Vancouver, l.
San Diego, 3; Fresno, 4
QUEBEC SENIOR LEAGUE.
shawinigan Falls. New York, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Boston. 3; Atlantic City. B (tie).
Baltimore, 10; New York, 2.
Evening star., 1947-12-01

Lions Club Football Trophy to the
Bethesda team. The trophy is given
annually by the two clubs to the
winning team.
Evening star., 1947-12-01

Five years ago-Philadelphia
was selected as the site of the
1943 major league All-Star game
as the majors began their annual
meetings.
Evening star., 1947-12-01

12th. 100; Bob Fisher 18th, 7s9; Dan
Cuthbert 14th, 789; j. Champion
18th, 1888; Mike Liteenta 18th, 783:
Herb Shilling goth, 1888.
Evening star., 1947-12-01

Ten years ago-The st. Louis
Browns traded southpaw Elon
Hogsett to the Washington Sen
ators for right-hander Ed Linke.
Evening star., 1947-12-01

Three years ago-Leslie Hor-
vath of Ohio State was voted the
Heisman Football Award as the
outstanding player Of 1914.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
Nevada Rodents Hide by Day,
Emerge From Sand at Night

BERKELEY, CALIF.-Nevada's
wind-blown sand dunes, which in
daytime appear to be barren of life,
are literally teeming with small
animals, says Prof. E. Raymond
Hall, University of Kansas ~zoologist.
In a book published by the Uni
versity of California Press, called
Mammals of Nevada" Professor
Hall reports the animal population
density of the Nevada dunes is so
great that it is equalled by few
other habitats.
This wild life seldom is seen, he
adds, because the animals take to
their burrows during the daytime
and the wind covers them with
sand. But at night they come out
to look for food. They live on seeds
of grasses and other desert plants.
The animals are mostly pocket
mice, kangaroo mice and kangaroo
rats.
Professor Hall for years studied
Nevada mammals while he was
connected with the University Of
California.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
Boys, Apart 80 Years,
Develop in Same Way

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA. -
Identical twins, separated in a
South Australian orphanage at
the age of eight, met here for
the first time in 30 years, wear
ing the same type Of open-neck
shirt and smoking the same
brand of tobacco.
They are Lin and Lee Mills,
each 5 feet, 6 inches in height,
with only one pound difference
in weight. Lin is married, with
two children, and lives in a Bris-
bane suburb. Lee, who is two
hours older than Lin, was dis
charged from the Australian air
force in November.
Their meeting was arranged
by a friend of Lin, who had met
Lee on the street, and mistaken
him for Lin. Comparing tastes
after a 80 years separation, they
found that both intensely dis
liked marmalade, both are fond
of horses, both drink moderately
and smoke heavily. Neither has
had a serious sickness. They
both have lost the same teeth
and have had the same front
teeth filled.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
Love Laughs at Loss
OF U. S. Army Plane

SHANGHAI, CHINA. - Love
found a way to let the world
know a U. S. army plane, missing
with Is aboard, was safe.
All of the passengers and
crewmen were presumed safe in
the village of Lienpingtung.
1t was from that village that
Warrant Officer Harry Fair of
Los Angeles used the Chinese
telegraph system to notify his
fancee, Miss Fife Sherman of
Shanghai, that the plane had
been forced down and all were
safe.
Fog hampered the air search.
U. S. army bombers from Oki-
nawa joined the searchers, but
were unable to locate the trans
port.
Those aboard yer Fair, a
member of the U. S. graves reg
istration service; five American
crewmen, a Chinese-American
crew chief, and six Chinese
American soldiers.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
Sauerkraut Retains Vitamin

The fermentation process in the
making of sauerkraut has little,
if any, effect on the vitamin c con-
tent of the cabbage.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
The News
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Winners of first and second ppriz-
es at five hundred, when Mrs. A,
F. Elliot was hostess last Wednes-
day to her club were Mrs. C. j.
McManus and Mrs. j. o. Speare.
Mrs. A. E. Weber won the travel
prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Frank had as
guests at dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Frank, Melvin Frank
and Elmer Frank.
Nh. and Mrs. H. E. Starkey were
guests Thursday in Billings at o
birthday dinner at the home of Nh.
and Mrs. Roy Scott.
Entertaining at a lunch, Mrs. Paul
A. Wilson was hostess last Wednes-
day to Miss Ella Rothwell and Mrs.
Helen Toombs, teachers in the Laur-
ell schools.
Miss Pearl Davis was hostess Fri
day evening at a dinner and all
evening of cards when her guests
were Miss Grace Stadalman, Miss
Hilda Ward and Miss Jerry White.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
London Boobies Ask for Caps
And a New Style Of Uniform

LONDON. - London's "bobbies"
may lose their tall helmets, a char
acteristic of the London scene since
1864 when they replaced the old
beaver top hat. The helmet was
chosen as ideally combining a
double function, covering the head
and providing protection against
blows and missiles.
For some time there has been a
feeling among the police that
changes should be made in the de-
sign and quality of their uniform.
An open-neck tunic worn with
collar and tie, and with a flat cap
instead of a helmet, was recently
demonstrated in Wiltshire and met
with great approval. There is also
a general desire for summer and
winter-weight trousers.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
He By His Death
Obtained Good

Good Friday is the sixth day
of Holy Week, and the culmina-
ton of that week as well as of
the Lenten season. It is the ami
versary of the death of our Lord,
and is meant to emphasize the
truths connected with His cruel
ixion. Because He by His death
obtained for humanity the highest
good, it is called Good Friday.
In the very early life of the
ancient church, the day was OBJ
served with a strict fast, in prep
aration for Easter, and Was
called the FESTIVAL of the Cruel
fixion," the DAY of Salvation"
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
Counterfeit Money
Loss Leaped in '46
Secret Service Officers Say 1t Was
Doubled Last Year.

WASHINGTON. - Losses to the
public from counterfeit money
during 1916 more than doubled those
in l945, the secret service disclosed.
1t was the first y~ear-to-year in
GREASE in several years-the 1916
loss was SAT, 1879, sharply up from
$18,135 but still trifing compared
with the mid-30's, when counterfeit
ing took the public for as much as
n million dollars a year.
The secret service struck back.
Chief James j. Maloney, in a report
to Secretary of the Treasury John
w. Snyder, said the service doubled
its 1915 arrests for counterfeiting,
taking in IS persons last year.
Mounting thefts and forgeries of
government bonds and government
checks combined with the furry of
counterfeiting to give the secret
service a busy year.
Two cases involving "the most
important counterfeiting enter
prises discovered by the service in
recent years" we're recounted in the
report.
In one, engraved plates from
which $4,000 in counterfeit $40
notes had been printed were recov-
cred from the bottom of Passaic
river near Newark, N. j., after a
four-day search by navy divers CO.
operating with the secret service.
The case wound up with seizure of
all the bogus bills and arrest Of five
persons on counterfeiting charges.
In the other, an "old offender"
manages to get just SO bogus S.
and $40 federal reserve notes into
circulation before secret service
recognized his "touch" like
dealers in rare paintings recognize
an artists work.
Another agent with a memory for
faces recognized the quarry On a st.
Louis street and arrested him. He
guilty and drew a 15-year
sentence.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
Farmers in Japan Reported
As Earning Big Incomes

TOKYO.-Police have reported a
topsy-turvy financial situation in
Japan with farmers earning as
much as 130, 900 yen a month while
once-rich Japanese sell their per-
sonal effects to live.
They issued a report on the re-
suits of a survey which showed that
in these days of initiation yen were
falling into the hands of newly-rich
classes, many of whom had to
struggle to live before the war.
The police said mattresses were
earning as much as $4,000 yen a
month. The yen has an artificial
Fixed value of Is to II U. S. dollar.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
G.I. Who Hit at Army Courts
Gets Five-year Prison Term

FRANKFURT, GERMANY. -
Henry E. Grewe of Detroit, one of
IS soldiers who complained last Au-
gust that they had been confined in
an army jail for four to nine weeks
without formal charges, was sem
fenced to a five year prison term
and was fined ST, 1000. He had been
convicted by an army court of forg-
ing currency control books, altering
a liquor ration card and illegally
possessing firearms.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
Detects Small Leaks

An electrical device, recently per-
fected, makes possible virtually
leakproof cigaret paper. 1t can de-
tect holes or imperfections as min
ute as .003 of an inch and is de-
signed for the inspection also of
sheet rubber, sheet mica, vanished
cloth and various plastic materials,
at any speed up to $50 feet a min
ute.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
Invent Potato Digger

Two Netherlands inventors have
patented a potato-digging machine
said to be capable of digging and
sacking potatoes in one continuous
operation. The machine is drawn
by a small tractor and is said to
cover 2h acres in 8 hours.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
Fur Collar

The part of the fur garment which
touches the back of the neck is sub
ject to both perspiration and oil
from skin and hair which produces
a center where dust and CRIME can
accumulate and "work in" with
wear. What's more - a soiled coat
collar may soil not only the skin
but also the blouse or dress under
meath.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
Child Shoe Comfort

A child's shoes should not be re.
soled for further wear unless they
are H inch longer and "a inch wild.
er than the child's feet.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
After Dark
Il Seems 4 Safe Prediction
That Sid Caesar Will Be Funny
~ HARRY MacARTHTR
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

might. He was gladcened because
Mr.. Cayallero's drawing power filled
the place to capacity. He was sad
dened because he had to turn away
some 1900 people, who took their
money with them.
This weeks attraction will be
Sammy Kaye, whose Swing and
Sway" music will be available Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday nights.
As he does at all other appearances,
Mr.. Kaye will feature the so You
Want to Lead a Band" novelty,
which has won him some renown
and has been turned into a radio
program.
Sammy hit upon the stunt some
i've years ago when he was playing
at New York's Commodore Hotel.
A persistent customer wanted to
lead the band IN Just one number.
Mr.. Kaye finally gave in and, for
Evening star., 1947-04-15
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Evening star., 1947-04-15

| 1t Is not the custom OF this de.
partment TO 90 out on q limb, inten-
tionally. It has been out on limbs,
all right, but only when 1t has been
pushed or when 1t has been driven
by q whim that seemed like q good
idea at the time. This department
does not feel, then, that 1t is going
out on a limb when it notes in ad-
vance Of his Ron1any Room opening
tonight, that Sid Caesar Is. quite q
funny young man.
There Is evidence of couple of
motion pictures in support Of the
statement. One OF them was a mu-
sical called "Tars and Spars" and
the other q psychological drama
/ called The Guilt of Janet Ames.
There also have been reports from
New York that Mr.. Caesar was
something Of sensation during q
recent appearance at the Copaca-
bana there, an engagement during
which he was forced to meet and
conquer one Of the most cynical Of
night club audiences.
Sid's contribution to the recent
Guilt of Janet Ames" probably was
the brightest thing about that pic
ture. It Is not his fault, certainly,
that his hilarious portrait Of q
cinema psychiatrist threw the rest
of the film off key. He was hired
for funny bit and that's what he
contributed.
Mr.. Caesar emerged as q profess
sional comedian some IA months ago
somewhat to his own surprise. He
had been strictly an amateur clown
until the Coast Guard decided he
ought to add some comedy to its
show, "Tars and Spars." He did
for some 1000 performances, then it
came time to make motion picture
with that title. Mr.. CAESAR was on
hand to take part in that In minor
sort of way and that's when he un-
Intentionally emerged as a comedy
star.
A man who likes to have his fun
IN life, he'd be clowning around on
the set when he'd hear some one say,
Write that in." 1t always turned
out to be what Sid had been doing
and he was called upon to do it
again before the cameras. When
"Tars and Spars" was completed,
MIR. Caesar turned out to be movie
star instead OF a bit player. People
who met him when he was here a
little more than year ago are sure
1t couldn't have happened to nicer
guy.
The troubles that beset musicians
are many and varied. Take, for
example, the plight of Sammy Sey-
mour the other night. Mr.. Sey-
mour and his trio were playing
bravely away at their accustomed
stand, at the Cafe Caprice of the
Roger Smith Hotel. Across the hall,
a dance was In progress, to the
music of a band with a lusty brass
section. The competition was some
thing. Finally Sammy shook his
head sadly. II don't know how I |
can go on" he said. Every time
I hit q high note, some guy in there
with trumpet hits one about a
half-tone away from 1t and my
clarinet starts to vibrate in my
teeth"
k&t X r
John Price Hoberman, the Inn
presario Of the Washington Aviation
Country Club, was both gladdened
and saddened by the reception given
Carmen Cavallero last Thursday |
Evening star., 1947-04-15

laughs, traded his baton for . dance
with the mans partner. Well. the
troubles the novice had trying to
control the mrsicians brought down
the house and Sammy, being. no
dope when It comes TO showmxnship,
saw that he had something there.
He's kept it in the. act ever since.
Akx
Headliner Of the Casino Royals
new show, starting tonight, will be
Melbourne Christopher. the magician
who has produced rabbits at the
White House. bafded the Malaarajah
|of Indore with rope tricks. con-
founded J. Edgar Hoover and enter
tanned q large number Of night club
and theater patrons In his time.
Evening star., 1947-04-15

Others tn tha new Ghow win be
q Verne and Jon, novelty dancers,
the Guy Martins Dancers and Mari
Anne Dunne, held over to act as
what the publicity department M
there distressingiy calls . '.Femcee.' z
Evening star., 1947-04-15

In World War ], $1,000 floats Of
balsa wood were used to support an
Allied mine barrsge IN the North
Sea. IS
Evening star., 1947-04-15
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Evening star., 1947-04-15

John Price Hoberman, the Inn
presario Of the Washington Aviation
Country Club, was both gladdened
and saddened by the reception given
Carmen Cavallero last Thursday
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
FOUR SERMON
THOUGHTS

Many mortals are miserable
needlessly. No one need 60 to
Mecca nor to India to find peace.
No outward condition can close
the door.-Luke 1921: Neither
shall they say. Lo here, or There!
for 10 the kingdom of God is with
in you.
Here is a test that requires no
physician, no laboratory. A child
can read his own attitude to-
ward his brother; all men are
brothers, John 2:10. He that
loveth his brother abideth in the
light.
Fidelity to duty and high ideals
puts us in harmony with all of
Gods creation. We are part of
the force that upholds the utmost
star and that sustains our world.
This is blessedness indeed. Prov.
1920: A faithful man shall
abound w III blessings.
Our physical eyes behold an
amazingly beautiful world, but
we have hope of seeing beau
ties beyond the function of eyes
and ears and mortal mind to
comprehend.-Matt. 1916: Bless
ed are our ewes for thew see,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
WINTER HITS
BEATEN EUROPE
The Profes ssor Makes
Appeal To Chris
tians

The long dreaded winter OF
1947-48 has come to Europe. Last
week heavy snow feel over
Northern Europe bringing misery
to millions. Nobody knows how
MANY persons will fall prey to
starvation and disease before
spring comes but they will be
many.
AS individual Christians IN
America we can't hide behind the
statement, There's so much mis-
erv-what can I do" Each OF us
can do a lot. 1t takes only one
consecrated, aroused person in a
community to stir up a house to
house collection of relief mater
ials.
One person can cause a whole
church to give money regularly
for relief. You can be that pr
son. The very thought of the ter
rible misery abroad IS enough to
make each of us bold. Mothers
overseas are fighting in the
streets for bread, while the fall
ing snow covers their blood STAIN
ed footprints-The Professor
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14
TABOR CITY CLUB
TO GIVE CAROLS
Program Arranged By
Mrs. Furman
Fowler

TABOR CITY, Dec. 13 - To-
night at 7:30 o'clock, the Tabor
City High school glee club will
present its annual program of
Christmas music at Mount Tabor
Baptist church.
The organist will be Margaret
10 Jernigan, a member of the
eighth grade class of the local
school. Directing the club will
be Mrs. Furman J. Fowler, Mrs.
]. C. Bethea, teacher of public
school music in the elementary
school, has assisted Mrs. Fowler
in preparing the program.
The group will sing in Latin
the first number which is an ar
rangement of Adeste Fideles with
Descant. By request the club will
repeat three numbers given in
former years-namely, "In Beth
lehem's Lowly Manger, Lullaby
On Christmas Eve" and the "Hal-
lelujeh Chorus" from Handel's
Messiah. Eight other numbers
will also be presented.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-14

school, s:45 a. m. Morning prayer
and sermon II a. m. Young
Peoples Service League 7 pm.
ST. ANDREWS - Wrlghtsvllle
Sound. HOO a. M. morning
prayer and address, Rev Richard
Sturgis.
ST. PHILLIP'S-Tar Landing =
p. m. Evening prayer and ad-
dress, David Murchison.
ALL SAINTS-Carolina Beach.
1900 a. m. morning prayer and
sermon, Nathan Haskell.
ST. PHILIPS - Southport 7:45
D. m. Evening prayer and sermon,
Rev Richard L. Sturgis.
ALL SOULS-North West, $3.50
p. M, eening prayer and sermon,
Rev. Thomas P. Noe.
ST. LUKE'S M1SSION-125 Spot
fords, Asley T. St. Amand,
lay-minister-in- charge. CHI r C h
School 400 p. m, Vesper services
and address, 7:30 p. m.
ST. PHILIP 'S-Southport, II a.
m. morning prayer and sermon.
Rev. Richard L. Sturgis.
ST. JOHNS - Third and Red
Cross streets, Rev. E. W. Halleck,
rector. Holy Communion at 7:30 a.
m Church school at 9:45; Morn
ing prayer, II am. Evening prayer
6 p. m. Y. P. S. L. at Z p. m.
ST. PAUL'S-l6th and Market
streets. the Rev. Alexander Miller.
rector Holy communion 1880.
Morning prayer II am.
ST. ANNE'S-Ja cksonville, 11:00
a. M. morning prayer and address.
w. NJ Atkinson.
ST MARY'S BURGAW- a. m.
Morning prayer and address. Louis
E. Woodbury., Jr.
METHODIST
GRACE - Grace and Fourth
streets. The Rev. J. A. Russell.
pastor. Church school, s:45 am.
Worship. II am. Youth Fellow
ship and supper. 6 pm. Worship
8 pm.
FIFTH AVENUE-Between NuT
and Church streets. The Rev. 3. y
Reavis, pastor. Sunday schoo.
9;45 am. Worship. II am: Youtn
Fellowship. $50 pm. Evening ser
TRfNiTY Market at l4tt
street. the Rev. e. B. Fisher pas
Tor. Church school 9:45 am Wor
ship ii am. Methodist Youns
Fellowship and supper. 6:4o o."
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