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Evening star., 1947-01-07
Kin of War Dead Urged
To File FurIough Claims

Eligible survivors of deceased SOL
diers who had unused furlough Time
payable to them at the time Of their
separation from the service were
urged by the War Department today
to file their claims promptly.
So far the finance Office at St
Louis has received only 4,800 claims
from survivors. for terminal leave
pay. An estimated $4,000, 900 is
due the eligible survivors Of Army
personnel alone, and payment will
be made by Treasury check instead
of savings bonds as in the case OF
settlements made to veterans.
Evening star., 1947-01-07
Stone Named Director
|Of Youth Hostels Area

William Stone has been appointed
director for the Potomac Area
American Youth Hostels, Inc, Nor-
man M. Littell, president Of the
board, announced today.
He will replace Justin Cline, who
has resigned to become director Of
| q hostel group in Detroit. Mr.. Lit
tell served In the Army for four
Years as a physical tn ming officer.
Evening star., 1947-01-07
Trumon Sees Wigeins.
New Treasury Aide

A. L. M. Virgins, Hartsville (S. CO
banker and newspaper publisher
who has just been designated as the
new Undersecretary of the Treas
ury, called on President Truman to-
day, accompanied by Secretary OF
the Treasury Snyder.
Mr.. Virgins will succeed o. Max
Gardner, who has been named Am
bassador to Great Britain. Mr.
Virgins appointment was one Of q
large number made by President
Truman while Congress was in re-
cess, for which Senate approval will
be necessary. The nominations viii
start going along tomorrow, Press
Secretary Charles g. Ross said.
Evening star., 1947-01-07

VIII succeed In
spector James r.
Beckett, who re-
tir e S at t h a t
time.
The promotion
also touched off
a series of shifts
of high-ranking
p o lice officials,
e IF e c tive the
same day. This
will leave Capt
Kelly in charge
of the gambling
and vice detail.
Of the depart.
nent now han
Evening star., 1947-01-07
WAC Serqeont in New Post

WAC Sergt. Elizabeth Carpenter,
formerly of Washington, Is now
serving with a WAC detachment
in Frankfurt, Germany. Miss Car
penter was graduate from Roose-
welt High School and, before join
ing the service, was employed by the
Continental Life Insurance Co. here.
Evening star., 1947-01-07
Revival Meeting Held

The Rev. J. A. Rafferty,, pastor of
the Church of God, 2226 Evarts
street NE. presided last night at q
revival meeting in the Oakland
fMd3 Church of God on Allentown
road.
Evening star., 1947-01-07
Leoion to Hear Gen. Young

Brig. Gen. Gordon r. Young. En-
gineer Commissioner; will address
post commanders and civic relations
officers of the American Legion at
$3.50 pm. Thursday at the Legion
Clubhouse, 2437 Fifteenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1947-01-07
Capt. keIIyNamed
Inspector in Shifts Of
High Police Officials

Capt. Lloyd E. Kelly of No. 8 po-
lice precinct today was promoted by
the Commissioners to the rank of
inspector, effective February l. He
Evening star., 1947-01-07


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Evening star., 1947-02-17
Caps Lead Seen Safe
lin East; BBAA' S Race
Wide Open in West
B., the Associoied Press

Washington's Capitols appear to
have the Eastern championship of
the Basket Ball Association of Amer
ica well in hand, but it Is a different
story in the Western Division where
the Chicago Stays and st. Louis
Bombers are waging nip and tuck
battle for the lead.
Currently the Stays are in the
drivers seat, enjoying a half-game
edge on the Bombers by virture of
having played and won one more
game than their rivals.
Each team won last night, the
Stays continuing their high scoring
spree with an 84-77 triumph over
the Boston Celtics in Chicago while
the Bombers outscored the Toronto
Huskies, 1864, in st. Louis.
In other games, the revamped
New York Knickerbockers knocked
off the Falcons In Detroit, 66-58,
with a 28-point last quarter while
the Cleveland Rebels continued
their winning ways, shading the
Philadelphia Warriors, 75-71, in
Cleveland.
Hal Carlysle, with 16 points,
sparked the Stays to their eigth
straight. but had to give way to
Boston's Connie Simmons for high
scoring honors. Simmons tailed Is
points for the losers.
With John Logan pumping in Is
points, the Bombers gained their
first victory in three starts against
the Canadian Huskies to halt a
three-game losing streak.
frankie Baumholtz and Ed Sa-
dowski gathered 80 points between
them for the Rebels to thwart the
Warriors, despite 23-point' total
by Joe Fulks, Philadelphia scoring
sensation who is making a run
away race for individual scoring
honors. Baumholtz Tailed 20 points.
John Palmer and Stan StutZ,
dividing % points evenly, led the
New Yorkers to their win over
Detroit.
Evening star., 1947-02-17
Lions Aided by Riley!
FuI|-Time Coaching
In Topping Rovers

Coach Jack Riey's decision to
quit playing and devote full time
to coaching the Lions hockey team
is showing results. Washington's
Eastern League entry has taken
six of seven games since Riley stop
ped his dual role, including yes
terday,s AZ win at New York. That
was the first Lion victory over the
Rovers at Madison Square Garden
this year.
II can see things from the bench
I never saw while playing" Riley
said. II think we get better results
this way. They needed me as q
player early this year, but now we
have enough men anyway and I'm
going to stick to coaching unless
we run into more injuries"
The Lions were in top form yester-
day while outskating the Rovers
who were handicapped by injuries
Among three missing players was
Larry Kwong, talented Chinese for
ward.
Both teams went scoreless in the
first period yesterday, but in the
second the Lions broke loose with
tallies by Ken PARTS, Joe Catlin and
Joe Ciuman. Jack Lancien and Fern
Perrault brought New York back in
the running with a pair only 81
seconds apart in the third quarter
but the Lions defense t,ghtened and
Nick Phillips added a clincher for
Washington.
Evening star., 1947-02-17
Army Ball Players Begin
Team Tryouts Today

Baseball players from six local
Army posts will begin tryouts at
Fort Myer today for places on a
new Military District of Washing
ton team which will compete against
nine other military outfits in the
Eastern Service Conference.
Representatives on the 25-man
squad will come from Walter Reed
Fort Myers North and South Posts,
Army War College, Arlington Hall
Station and Vint Hill Farms. Coach
will be 1t. Charles L. Carroll OF
Army War College. He's former
diamond standout from Massachu-
setts State College. Manager will
be Tech Sergt. Walter Wilson OF
Fort Myer, a former St. Louis Car
dinals farm hand.
Other teams in the Eastern Serv-
Ice Conference will come from Fort
Belvoir, Fort Eustis, Camp Lee, Fort
Monroe, Aberdeen Proving Grounds,
Ouantico Marine Base, Boiling Field
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
and Norfolk Naval Receiving Sta
ton
Evening star., 1947-02-17
All Ewes Turn to Rookie Hurtunq
As Giants Open I raining Camp
By Joe ReiehIer
Associated Press Sports Writer

A mementous occurrence wa,
scheduled at the New York Giants
training base at Phoenix, Ariz., to.
day.
Clint Hartung, the Paul Bunyan.
ish young man who has been pro-
claimed in some circles as the
greatest batter, the greatest pitcher
and the greatest figure to come tt
a training camp in many a year
will take his first cut at ball.
No matter what else happens al
the Giants first training session, il
is safe bet that everybody's eye:
will be on the big, rangy rookie
from Hondo, Tex, whose diamond
exploits in the Army and the minol
leagues before that caused follow
ers of the national pastime to re-
gard him with awe.
The big fellow-he is foot 4 anc
weighs around 220 pounds-current.
ly is listed as an outf1elder, but by
his own admission Is quite some
pitcher" He expects to concentrate
on the outfield for the present. al.
though he hopes to do some pitching
later.
Batted $40 in Army.
IT did both in the minors and in
the Army" Hartung told newspa-
permen who bombarded him with
questions yesterday. But right now
I will try to make good in the out
field. Later I expect to do some
pitching, but in any event, I hope
to make the grade with the Giants.
Asked if the tremendous publicity
will have any effect in his showing
Hartung, who hit $50 in the Army
and won all Is games he pitched
said he did not think it would
bother him. He said he realized the
fans might expect too much from
him, but added he would try not tc
disappoint them.
Manager Mel OFT is as eager as the
rest to see his big triple threat ace
in action and can hardly wait to put
a bat in the Hondo Hurricanes huge
hands. From now on Hartung is on
his own.
At the New York Yankee training
camp in San Juan, Puerto Rico, the
atmosphere was not as bright. In
addition to the. disheartening news
that Joe Di Maggie, hard-hitting
outfielder, might not be available
for several weeks, due to a slow
healing heel, two other casualties
were added to the squad.
Jack Phillips, a 6-foot-4 infielder
came up with a painful kink in his
neck along with a terrific facial sun
burn, while First Baseman Nick
Etten was sidelined by lame back.
However, neither injury is consid-
cred half as serious as Di Magg:o's
right heel which had been operated
on for the removal of a spur last
January.
DurOcher in New York.
The Brooklyn Dodgers won't leave
for their training base in Havana
until tomorrow, but they broke into
the news with the arrival in New
York of Manager Leo Durocher.
The loquacious pilot disembarked
at La Guardia Field after a flight
from the West Coast, full Of vocabu-
larry but not a peep about his recent
marriage to Movie Actress Laraine
Day.
II do not discuss my private af-
fairs" he replied when asked when
he expected to see his wife again
He is scheduled to meet with news
Evening star., 1947-02-17

papermen at the Dodgers office TO-
day.
Leo will not entrain with the
Dodgers tomorrow, but expects to fly
to Miami Wednesday morning to
join the team on it's hop to Havana.
The first contingent of the Chi
cago Cubs arrived at Santa Catalina
Island yesterday, ready to open
spring training drills today. Man.
ager Charlie Grimm, who has been
vacationing there for several weeks
was on hand to greet the 81 players,
consisting mostly of pitchers and
Ecatchers.
The party included such veterans
as Pitchers Hank Borowy, Bob Chip
man, Hank Wyse, Johnny Schmitz
and Ray Prim, and Catchers Mickey
Livingston, Clyde Mccullough and
Bob Scheffing.
Evening star., 1947-02-17
Wisconsin Can CIinch
Share Of Big Mines
Title This Week
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-Regardless
Of what the other teams do, Wis
consin can clinch at least share
of. the Big Nine basket ball cham
pionship this week.
Bef1ttingly, this can be accom-
plished by the bustling Badgers
Saturday in their last home game
Of the season. Ohio State will be
the opponent, and Wisconsin-gun-
ming for N. C. A. A. representa-
tion-will be heavy favorite. After
Ohio State, the Badgers close their
Big Nine title bid against Purdue
February "a and Minnesota March l
Theoretically, Illinois and Indiana
each with only three defeats-still
are in the chase, although Wiscon-
sin, with a record of eight victories
against one defeat, looks like a
shoo-in. Northwestern is at Indiana
tonight, while Iowa goes to Mime
sofa and Michigan to Purdue.
Saturdays Schedule.
Illinois faces Northwestern in
Chicago Stadium Saturday, while
Indiana plays at Iowa, Minnesota
travels to Michigan and Wisconsin
entertains the Buckeyes.
Illinois will have two games this
week, Indiana three. If Wisconsin
runs it's record to 9-1 by beating
Ohio State, it can drop its last two
games while Indiana and Illinois
win all their remaining contests
and still share the crown.
Other top games for Midwestern
schools this week send De Paul to
Notre Dame and Marshall College
to Bradley University of Peoria, Ill,
tonight; Loyola Of Chicago against
Miami, Ohio, in Cincinnati tomor-
row night; Loyola against Western
Kentucky at Louisville and Detroit
at Michigan State Wednesday;
Notre Dame to Canisius, Loyola to
Hamline and Boston College to
Michigan State Saturday.
De Paul to Meet Kansas.
In the second half of the Chicago
Stadium twin bill Saturday which
Is headed by the Illinois Northwest
ern game, De Paul will meet Kansas
of the Big Six.
Evening star., 1947-02-17
Sneud Evens Golf
Duel With Locke
BY the Associated Press

JOHANNESBURG, Feb. IL
Sammy Snead and Bobby Locke
were all even in their exhibition
tour of South Africa today.
Snead, the British Open cham
pion from Hot Springs, Va,
turned back Locke, South Afri-
can titleholder, in yesterdays last
holes of a 72-hole match, 4 and
3.
Snead put together a SO and
a II for the last two rounds to
give him a match total o. 227,
while Locke added 10 to 66
for 228. Locke had won the first
match of the series, 8 and 6.
Evening star., 1947-02-17
Team Mat Match Added
To Program at Turner's

Jan Blears and Stu Hart, one OF
the most successful team combina-
tions to appear at Turner's Arena
this season, will oppose Eddie King
Of Utah, and Ed Parquette, Vermont
grappler, in an added match to the
championship rassling card at Tur-
ner's Arena Wednesday night.
Frank "Powerhouse" Sexton lays
his mat title on the line against
Dave Levin in the feature. while
Roughhouse Jack O'Brien exchanges
holds with Henri Piers in the semi
final.
Evening star., 1947-02-17
Bears Hard Pressed
In Netting 34th Win

Washington's Bears now boast a
record of "a wins in 81 games this
season after their 1882 victory over
the Philadelphia Bears yesterday In
Turner's Arena.
The local pro basketers had to
fight off last-period Philadelphia
rally to nab the game. Johnny Isles
and Ted Carver led the Washington
attack.
1t was the fifth setback in 80
games for the Quaker City quint.
Evening star., 1947-02-17
Boys Swimming Meet
Scheduled Saturday

The Boys Club of Washington
Eastern Branch will hold its eighth
annual city-wide swimming meet for
boys on Saturday at the Boys Club
pool, Seventeenth street and Massa-
chusetts avenue Sc. Trials will
begin at 2 pm.
Entry blanks may be obtained at
the club or by calling Atlantic 0949.
Evening star., 1947-02-17
Quintets With Long
Streuks to Clash

Teams with the longest win
ming streaks in local collegiate
basket ball circles, Georgetown
"B" team. with II in row, and
the American u. freshmen, with
u straight home triumphs, will
clash at 4 pm. tomorrow In the
A. U. gym.
The Little Hoyas, coached by
varsity mentor Elmer Ripley,
have not lost a game this year,
while the Little Eagles, coached
by Dutch Schulze, have lost three
OF their four road games, but
have won all games at home.
Evening star., 1947-02-17
Marine Institute Wins

The Washington Marine Corps
Institute nosed out the Memphis
Naval Air Technical Training Com
mand basket ball team, 53-52, yes
terday.- Marine thinner scored a
field goal in the closing minutes to
give the local quint the victory.
Evening star., 1947-02-17
MoryIond-Bock
Cage Meet Urged
BY the Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-THE
University of Maryland has been
asked by the Board of Directors
of the State Junior Chamber of
Commerce to sponsor Statewide
scholastic basket ball tournament.
In a resolution adopted at a
weekend meeting here, the direc-
tors declared that interscholastic
competitive sports in the State
were inadequate and unsatisfac-
tory"
Evening star., 1947-02-17
Hockey at uGIunce
by the Assoeioted Press

by the Assoeioted Press
EASTERN LEAGUE.
washington, 4: New York, 2.
Boston, 6: Baltimore, 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 8: Toronto, 2.
Boston,2; Montreal, 2 ttie).
Chicago, 3: Detroit, 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
indianapolis, .; Hershey, !.
Cleveland, 4 Providence, 2.
Buffalo, o; Pittsburgh. Q tte).
UNITED STATES LEAGUE.
st. Paul, z; Fort Worth, 3.
Kansas City. 6; Minneapolis, 8.
Houston, 10; Dallass, f..
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Vancouver, 8; Seattle, 3.
Portland, z; San Francisco, 4.
New Westminster. 8; San Diego,
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Spokane, 6; Los Angeles, 3.
Evening star., 1947-02-17
CAGE Tourney Scheduled

Entry blanks are being accepted
for the woman's basket ball tourna-
ment to be held at the Merrick Boys
Club February 26 through March 8
Call Franklin 8120.
Evening star., 1947-02-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
BACkAcHE,
LEG PAINS MAY :
Be DANGER SIGN
Of Tired Kidneys

II backache and leg pains are making you
miserable, don't just complain and do moth
ing about them. Nature may be warning
you that your kidneys need attention.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of
taking excess acids and poisonous waste
out of the blood. They help most people
eliminate about 8 pints a day.
If the Ii miles of kidney tubes and filters
don't work well, poisonous waste matter
stays in the blood. These poisons may start
nagging backaches, rheumatic pains. leg
pains. loss of pep and energy. getting up
nights, swelling, puffiness under the eyes.
headaches and dizziness.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, stimulant diuretic, used successfully
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Evening star., 1947-02-17

Totals II 1858 Totals 20 s
Evening star., 1947-02-17

Although Col. Heinie Millers
name has been mentioned prom
inently and frequently as director
Of extra curricula activities at the
National Guard Armory when, and
If, it ever becomes available for
public use, a dark horse is in the
race for the post in Howard Liv-
ington. It would be tough to choose
between them.
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lid al,f Die 2ebcnsIhiloerungen ser
0lilhtlil'gc ,tto aui ibrc 8conttpor.
tnna pon Sraaebosen itiiteu. so er-
fabren mir 3. g. aus Sem 8ud5, Sal,
l'd) ''nter oen 10000 Eerioneu, sic
Ielle Nra9eboaen beanhporteten. 423
Nrofelloren llno 2ebrer befanoen,
mas geniiaeu iuiiroe, orei lluiueriit1,
ten NIT SebrperionaI 3,l perieben
etlide Slnoertc pon @ilicnid,ait(er,,
!chScn Den N;eg 3n unIeren aiiiten
'uto baben Grfledlihes al ecn tpii-
i'nld'oftlid,en ,,no tehniid)en Grr,n.
9enld)often Ser gercniaten 9sationeu
''no inSbeionoerc rnieres ciaene,,
Sanoes beiaetragen. llntcr ibucu &c.
fanoen fid iolde NobeIpreistr6acr
fp'e sllbcrt GinItein uno Gnrico Ser
mL oercn 9(nteil an ser Gntpidllmo
S4luk auf Setie 6.