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Evening star., 1947-02-23
Episcopal Is Second;
Seton Track Ruler
soeeioI Dispoieh TO The stor

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Charles
Slade of Seton Hall Prep School,
of South Oronge, N. j., won four
individual titles today to lead his
team to an overwhelming victory
in the prep school division of the
AAU high and prep school indoor
track and field championships.
Seton Hall won easily with 81
points, while Episcopal High Of AL
exandria, Va, was second with 161a
points. Mercersburg, (Pa.) Academy
the 1946 winner was third with
IS. followed by Cardoza High, of
washington, D. c., with 10 and Polly
Prep, of Brooklyn; LaWrenceville, OF
New Jersey, and Moses Brown, OF
Providence, r. l.. each with 8 points.
A crowd of more than 5000 in
Madison Square Garden cheered
wildly as Slade captured the 60
yard hurdles, the broad jump, the
high Jump and the 440-yard run,
a feat never before accomplished in
the 14-year history of the school
boy meet.
MarcelluS Boston OF Cardozo High,
of Washington, D. c., who won the
prep school 6-yard dash, was the
only washington competitor to fin
ish first Episcopal Highs Jon Dill
veg finished second in the 60-yard
hurdles. William DeButts, of
Episcopal, finished third in the broad
Jump and Robert Akelby, a team
mate, was fourth in the 880-yard
run which was won by Phillip
Thigpen, also of Seton Hall.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

entry from Boys Town and a repre-
sentative of the VFW National
Home at Eaton Rapids, Mich, will
compete for the national title.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Armed
Continued From Page B-1.)

taking things easy toward the finish
Much the best of the others, Tailor
took a four-length lead over the
third horse, Sunshine Stables Let's
Dance. K. A. O'Connor's Statesman
was fourth, another four lengths
back, and Eternal Reward, owned
by Augustus and Nahm, was fifth
length and a half back. Sixth and
last, half a city block in the rear
came Gable. owned by Mrs. Aksel
Wichfeld, the former Fiji Widener
Talon Finishes Second.
Toward the last it was a some
what lengthy parade which Armed
led. OF the survivors, only Talon
had any run left in him.
The South American champ re-
paid his hackers $500 for place
ticket and rewarded his owner, r. N
Ryan, with $4,000 second money,
Lets Dance paid $3.50 for a show
ticket and won $1,000. Except for
the stout effort he made in the
early stages it would have been a
dull race.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Maryland S hittmen
Beat Coast Guard
In Close Match
BY the Associoted Press

NEW LONDON, Conn, Feb. a.
With Tom Maloney paving the way
by upsetting Clarence Tannel, east
ern intercollegiate champion, in the
145-pound fracas, Maryland Uni
versity boxers topped the Coast
Guard Academy AZ to 31a tonight
With the score tied going into
the final bout, Ken Malone won
the decision for the Terrapins by
outpointing Douglas Burke.
Maloney fashioned his upset by
winning the third and final round
in decisive fashion after trailing the
intercollegiate champ in the first
two heats.
125-Pound ClaSs--Jol1n Flynn, Coast
Guard, decisioned Albert Silowski
130-Pound Class-Isadore Deval, Coast
Guard, decisioned Hugh Mclaughlin.
135-Pound Class-Harry Keller, Coast
Guard, drew with Daniel Smith.
1851 Pound Class-Tom Maloney, Mary
land, decisioned Clarence Tanpel
155-Pound Class-Edward Rieder, Mary
land, technical kayoed Don Russell.
165-Pound Glass - Robert Gregson,
Maryland, decisioned George Cosgrove.
Coast Guard, decisioned Patrick Mccar-
Unlimited-Ken Malone. Maryland, de-
ciSiOne6 DOUGLAS Burke
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Record BowIina Entry

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. % tR.-The
Silver Jubilee National knights of
Columbus bowling tournament to be
held here March 8-April 20 at
tracted a record entry list of 1872
teams, Wilfred Alberts, Grand
Haven, Mich. secretary of the
classic, announced today.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
World Hockey Group
Votes 10 Bar AAU,
Recognize Rival
BY the Asseeioted Press

PRAGUE, Feb. 22.-The Anna
teur Hockey Association of the
United States was admitted to men,
bership in the Ligue Internationale
de Hockey Sur Glace and the AAU
was voted out today after a bitter
five-hour debate that may affect
the United States appearance in the
winter Olympic games next year.
The delegates to the LIEIG voted,
9 to 2, to admit the AHA, with five
delegates refusing to vote. Then a
proposal by Switzerland, making a
technical change in the rules which
automatically dropped the AAU, was
passed by a 15-to-2 vote.
Jack Hutchinson of Arlington,
Mass, AAU representative at the
meeting, displayed cable from
Avery Brundage Of Chicago, presi-
dent of the United States olympic
Committee, saying that his group
recognized the AAU, would not ap-
prove an Olympic hockey team from
the United States unless it had AAU
approval and that the committee
never will recognize q so-called
amateur organization controlled by
commercial interests"
Active Is Years.
Hutchinson said that the AAU
had been an active member of the
LING for IS years and insisted that
today's meeting did not have the
right to bar the AAU without a
committee being sent to the United
States to investigate conditions.
The fight against the AAU was
led by Hanson Dowell, president of
the Canadian Amateur Hockey As
sociation, whose motion to expel the
AAU was not voted upon. II want
to make 1t clear, Canada is sup
porting the AHA of the United
States, he said.
In New York Dan Ferris, secre-
tary of the AAU, said:
"If the LIGH has invited the
AAU out and the AHA in, it indi-
I,CdtcS GlldG OIle i1r11 Is pIOSI eSSlIlS
toward professionalism and away
from amateurism.
Three Are Professionals.
"We notified the international
hockey body that three of the boys
on the AHA team were professionals
two from the Boston Olympics and
one from the Minneapolis Millers.
when the international body re-
fused to make any move after we
notified them, the AHA team tour
of Europe took on the aspect of a
transforming tour
"The move by the LIHG means
that the AHA team will compete
in the international tourney but not
the Olympics."
Evening star., 1947-02-23

INSPIRATION-This group Of U. of Maryland co-eds will
teams in the Southern Conference boxing champion
ships at College Park opening Friday Top Cleft to rght
Lucille Betty Andrews Chevy Chase Md North Carolina)
Helen Patricia Draper Milton Del (south Carona) Nancy
Rogester Clapp Washington Mayland bottom Betty
Louise Heyser Cemson) Barbara Schneider Wash
Evening star., 1947-02-23

Illinois Trockmen Score
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Feb. % P).-
Illinois track team, winning 10 of
IL events, blasted Michigan, rs to 80.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
AZ Redskins Meet Bears Trpps Cards Here Sunday & Sports

Armed came out of the race In
fine shape and will be flown to the
West Coast Monday for shot at
next Saturdays 100000 Santa Anita
Handicap. Should he win that one
he will vault into second place
among the all-time wage earners
and will be hot on Whirlaway's neck
as the champ Of them all, only a
few thousand behind.
A special four-engined plane
piloted by Capt. A. G. Ryan Of
American Air Lines is standing by
to whisk the smooth-running geld
ing westward. Jimmy Jones, Armed's
trainer; Dodson, an exercise boy,
groom and two watchmen also will
make the trip. Armed's favorite
stable pony will go along to keep
the big horse happy.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Stevens Is Offered
$500 to Poke Lippy
BY the Associated Press

HAVANA, Feb. 22.-Brooklyn
President Branch Hickey has
offered First Baseman Ed Stew
ems 5000 to punch Leo Durocher
in the nose-and the Dodger
manager Is willing to take the
poke.
hickey made the offer in order
to get a little noise and pep from
the Galveston (Tex) player who
always lets his teammates do the
talking.
Durocher says he is willing to
submit to a broken nose in order
to have a more aggressive Stev-
ems.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

General Manager Sid Carroll last
night announced the receipt OF
signed two-year contracts from
Halfback Jim Gillette and Tackle
Bert Dressler. Gillette was obtained
from the Rams in a deal for Steve
Bagarus. Dressler, a 240-pounder
from Cabin Greek, w. Va, played
for Marshall College in 1912 and for
North Carolina State last year after
returning from Army service.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Kings Point Cagemen
Upset Terps, 73-47
BY the Associated Press

KINGS POINT, N Y, Feb. o.
Kings Point closed its home cage
season tonight by drubbing a highly
favored Maryland quintet, 73-47.
Little Bob Sullivan spanked the
Mariner victory with some great
f1oorwork and his II points, most
of which were dropped in during
the second half, sewed up the vic
tory for the Kings Pointers with
a little to spare.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Totals 2719T3
Spiders Win Big One
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 22.-The
University of Richmond's surprising
Spiders virtually clinched South
ern Conference tournament berth
with a 45-37 upset victory over
Washington and Lee here tonight
before an overflow crowd of 5000
SPECTATORS,
Evening star., 1947-02-23

NEW YORK, N. Y, Feb. 23rd-Never be.
fore has there been SO much discussion on
gambling and bribery in sports, but today
l heard a simple cure. Don't try to stop a
guy from laying buck or SO with friend
there are no amateur bribers. But
urge every man who loves sports to refuse
absolutely to make q bet with a hook.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Bows Town Host to VFW
Marble Championship
BY the Assoeio'ed Press

BOYS TOWN, Nebr., Feb. 22.-
The National marble tournament
sponsored by the Veterans of For
eign Wars will be held here at
Msgr. E. j. Flanagan's home for boys
on June Is and 26, VFW officials
announced today.
Fifty grammar school youngsters,
one representing each State, a host
Evening star., 1947-02-23
OukIuwn Opens Tomorrow

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. % lH)
-Oaklawn Park will lift the cur
tain on 3o-day racing meet Mon
day, and veteran horsemen say the
more than 900 horses on hand re-
present the best overall crop Of
thoroughbreds ever stabbed here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-23

Foundation of Gods Word, with
Jesus as master-builder'".
James Singleton will direct the
Sunday School exercises at the
$50 session and will lead the
Young Peoples Fellowship Group
in the evening at 7:30
Fleming Street Methodist will
hold services as usual with the
Church School at 9:45 am, morn
ing worship at 1880 and even
ing worship at 7:30. Youth Fell
lowship hour is at $50 pm. and
song service, ITO pm.
Grace Lutheran Church con-
ducts it's divine service at II a.
m. with Walter Gauger, student
pastor, in the pulpit. Sunday
school is one hour earlier.
Key West Church of Christ
holds communion service at $3.50
p. m. and Christian Science So
ciety will held it's regular morn
ing service at IL O'Clock. This
weeks subject is Mind. Sunday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-23

Congregational Church in the
evening. Vocation Church
School will be held from 9 to
ll:30 dolly. Monday through
Friday. for children of school
age. The closing program will
be held at 7;30 pm. Friday with
ON exhibition of hondicroft.
John E. Pickens. Jr., will de,
liver the sermon at the Congre-
gutionul Church ii am. serv.
ice. speaking on Mans Crav-
ing for the Unusuol". In the
evening the sermon topic will
be Joyous Living.
The Sunday School Council
will meet at 1880 pm. Monday.
Prayer meeting will be held
Wednesday and choir rehearsal
and youth fellowship meeting on
Thursday, also at 1880 pm.
Rev. A. D. O'Briant, pastor of
the Poinciana Baptist Church will
preach on wisdom of Winners"
at the II am. service and THE
Lamp for the Light" at the 8
pm. worship. Rev. O'Briant
announces that the church has
completed a very successful Bible
School season with 90 students
registered, a daily average atten-
dance of "a and three professions
of faith. Prayer meeting will be
held at 8 pm. Wednesday.
At Ley, Memorial, Methodist
Church, Rev, Robert w. Weaver
will speak on Attitudes and Ac-
tions" at the 1880 am. service
and 1.-THE Religion in the Home
at the 7:30 pm. worship. Choir
practice is $50 pm. "Wednesday
and Boy Scout meeting at 7:3O
pm. Friday.
In announcing his sermon topic,
''What are We Building" for the
Ii am. service at Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Melrose S. Avery
states that he is very much con-
cerned about the way people are
building today, whether on the
shifting sand or upon the ROCK
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-23
DOUBLE FALL FATAL

MERGED Calif.-Edw. Scott,
81, fell from a hay wagon, frac-
turing his skull. He didn't real
ize the seriousness of his injury
and climbed back on the wagon.
He fell again. breaking his neck,
dying almost Immediately.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-23


The Naval Air Soton chaplain conducted revived
at the church parents Mr. ond Mrs George M Nichols
neur Tuscaloosa Ao The church. Old Glgul Baptist is l25
old Rev Nichols held reunion with six Of his brothers
and two OF his sisters only not being present
The Nicholses also visited the porents of Mrs Nichols Mr.
and Mrs NJ NJ Worre Brent then went to his former
orote at Gravel Switch KY Athens Co.
At Poncionu Community Church. Rev John Pckens will
speak The Mystery of Jesus. at the ii service The
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-23

school is at $50 a. m. Midweek
service it at 8 p. m. Wednes-
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-23
FIRST METHODIST AND
FIRST BAPTIST PASTORS
IN PULPITS TOMORROW

Complete Summer Vacations; Baptist Preacher Held
Revival At l25-Year-Old Church OF His
In Tuscaloosa, Alabama
POINCIANA SCHOOL CLOSE ON FRI
DAY. BIBLE NST
REGISTERED; OTHER CHURCH NEWS GIVEN
the
of hdrre echucheso omo
will in q
GAS the Methodist
fh
Evening star., 1947-03-31

terday" On April 9, he says, the
Carson Kanin comedy will have
attained it's 500th performance in
New York. To this, he appends the
intelligence that the same play is
f1ourishing in Chicago, London,
Buenos Aires, and is in rehearsal
for France, Sweden, Denmark,
Finland, Norway and Australia.
Plays commenting with satirical
humor on the way of life in Wash
ington seem to be as profitable as
plays with the Lunts in them.
So far, however, there has been
no news of Moscow company.
X X x
Program department.: Horton
Foote is both author and director
of THE Return" which will open
the little season" of King Smith
Productions on April 7. The two
week presentation of "The Return"
is set for the schools new work.
shop at the rear of 2118 Massa-
chusetts avenue.
William Saroyan's my Hearts
in the Highlands" will be the May
offering of the group.
Another project which King
Smith announces with pride is the
world premiere of Tennessee Will
liams' THE Publication" June
2-15. Williams, of course, will be
recognized as the author of the
prize winning "Glass Menagerie"
and the subsequently less successful
You Touched Me-"
Evening star., 1947-03-31

I hereby nominate Andrea King,
who has just finished playing Lil-
liam Russell In My Wild Irish
Rose"
Brian Donlevy. who only a few
weeks ago stated that he was
through with women, is currently
doing New York City with Victor
Mature. Vic will see to it thAt
Brian won't have a chance to be
through with women"
Jane Wyman will not, after all
90 her Johnny Belinda" before her
baby arrives in September. She will
wait until after the happy event.
The Peggy Cummins picture,
Lydia Bailey" will have all its ac-
ton centered in Haiti. In the best<
selling book, the story starts in
New England and jumps all the
way around the world, taking In
Italy, France and Africa. This movie
was originally planned for Gene
Tferney. With Peggy getting it,
this sounds as though she is sup
planting Gene as the gal who gets
the best sellers at goth Century, Fox.
Xxx
Celeste Holm thanks me for help
ing her to get work again. I had
printed that Celeste was getting i'm
Evening star., 1947-03-31
Hollywood:
Bogart Gets
Lead in New
'Moby Dick
By SheiIoh Grohom

Humphrey Bogart plays Starbuck
in "Moby Dick" for John Huston
to be made next year at Warmers,
Joan Leslie's next picture is
definitely "Rich Girl Makes Good
and Nat Curtis is writing the story
and directing it for Culver Pro-
ductions. If you don't think that
Joan Is jubilant over winning her
tremendous court battle against
Warners-well, you should see her!
She's positively radiant.
Jennifer Jones' next picture for
Selznick is "Tess of the DUber-
villes."
Eddie Bracken has signed Leo
Durocher for part in his baseball
picture, "Seven-F Fifty Smith" La
raine Day will be in there, too,
pitching for Leo!
Rosalind Russell has one more
movie to do for Columbia on her
five-picture deal. She'll do it with
Virginia Van Upp. It will be a
comedy.
Van Johnson's Romance of Rosy
Ridge" has Van playing har-
monica all Through the picture. But
the boy who plays it is Jerry Adler,
brother of Larry. Jerry was paid
$1,500 for the job.
Ingrid Bergman and Willie Wyler,
you can make bets now, will do
picture together in near future.
Willie was to have directed Ingrid
In the movie version of Joan of
Lorraine" and he had put in
lot of preparation for it. He was
very disappointed when the deal
fell through and is now searching
for another good story.
Jimmy Cagney should contact Mr..
Wyler, because he Is looking for a
good director--for ''Time of Your
Life" AS you know, Jimmy sur
rendered Henry Roster to Sam
Goldwyn for the Bishops Wife" !"
Clark Cables next picture,
ANGELS Flight" has three top
stars-Gable, Mickey Rooney and
Deborah Kerr. They are looking
for fourth big shot, who, accord
ing to Producer Sam zimbalist,
has to be on the "voluptuous" side.
Evening star., 1947-03-31

have to do in that time" says Greg,
"is sell my present house and move
into the new one, put In a week of
publicity and stills for my last pic
ture and wardrobe fittings for the
next. If there is any time over, my
wife and / are going to Acapulco. :"
France Langford-and you've got
to see her new Easter bonnet
tells me that she will be doing a
picture with Husband Jon Hall when
ne finishes his next. "A Prince
Among Thieves"
Cesar Romero wants to play the
blond saxon in "The Black Rose" I"
And says Cesar, now looking
rather horrible In his long beard
for Captain from CASTLE .if I
get the part I'll dye my hair yel-
low!" Well, if brunette Linda Dar-
nell could do it for Amber" Cesar
can do 1t for THE Black Rose"
released by North American Newspaper
Alliancel
Evening star., 1947-03-31

patient for part, and presto! Next
day they put her into Nightmare
Alley This sounds Freudfan,> but
it isn't.
Ginny Simms wore new type Of
off-the-shoulder black velvet dress
with a black. sweeping feather,
cavalier hat at the Atwater Kent
cocktail party for visiting airline
executives and editors. A well.
known director present asked her
If she had parked gher side saddle
ard horse outside!
Alfred Hitchcock, when he finishes
THE Paradine Case" is taking his
family to what he calls, my little
shack" near Santa Cruz for the
summer. The little shack" is a
mansion surrounded by 200 acres
of woods.
Gregory Peck gets one whole
month before he has to start Gen
tleman's Agreement" "And all /
Evening star., 1947-03-31

ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1947-03-31

Henceforth, Miss MacDonald's re-
turn will be heralded under the
more likely title, Keep Young with
Music"
Well, Miss Macdonald has.
n X
Projects department. If variety is
what it is reputed to be, that is a
spicy life Orson Welles has stretched
ahead of himself. Upon conclusion
OF his film version of Macbeth" !"
Welles will step into the lead Of
"The Shadow"
The shadow in question is not
that one which falls across your
living room when the radio Is turned
on, but rather a creation of Ben
Hecht's. Hecht wrote it as short
story and it will be produced by
Republic Studios. 1t will be inter-
esting to watch whether Hecht will
continue to be his own producer
and director as well as writer. After
all, Welles has been his own pro-
ducer and director as well as actor.
1t could be question as to which
Is the closer to universal genius,
though probably not In the minds
of either Welles or Hecht.
Travel department: What with all
those war years in London and the
last two keeping them on Broadway,
the Lunts have. not been around to
see their road audiences for a long,
long time. But the Lunts have not
forgotten and neither, no doubt,
have the people across the country.
The two, therefore, will begin their
great reunion next Autumn when
20 Mistress Mine" begins a nation
wide tour that will occupy a full
season.
The plays 452 performances in
New York represent the longest run
the star couple ever enjoyed in New
York. Their previous mark was the
300 performances of idiots De-
light" by Robert E. Sherwood.
After their road tour, the Lunts
will be in the market for a play,
a fate not yet worse than death,
but nevertheless, pretty dire, con-
sidering the quality-and quantity
of dramatic writing being prac-
ticed too generally.
Incidentally, by way of showing
how profitable it is to write a
reasonable enough play for the
Lupts, their present comedy has
crossed $1.272,000 during its more
than SIS weeks in New York.
According to one of Lunts best
friends and more amusing critics.
any variation of THE Voice of the
Turtle" has a chance with them
In it.
They've been playing it, under
a wide variety of titles, for 20
years." he says.
Even If he is right, it still is as
much fun as the theater ever has
to offer.
X X X
Correspondence department: Ap-
parently Yankee-type drama critics,
or whatever they are called are
viewed in Georgia with some degree
OF misgiving. A letter from a
Georgia churchman requesting this
departments review of a presenta-
tion here several years ago, closes
with the paragraph:
Hoping you will condescend to
DO us this favor ."
Condescend nothing, sub, we shall
be honored.
X
Statistical department: Nat Dorf-
man, a publisher who ran out Of
paper but always had his old job
As theatrical press agent going on
the side, rushes up today with an
impressive statistic on Born Yes
Evening star., 1947-03-31
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National-"The Iceman Cometh";;
7:30 pm.
CapitOl-"Swell Guy; II am,
l:45, 4:3O, tbs and 10 pm. Stage
shows; 1880, s:35, $40 and s;o5
pm.
Boomerang" II am,
1880, 2:40, 4:25, 6:15, sos and 9:55
pm.
Earle-"Johnny O'Clock; 11:15
am, 1:2o, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and $40
pm.
HippOdrome LES Miserables"
a:05, 4:05, 6, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Keith's-"The Best Years of Our
Lives; s:15 am, 1920, 3:25, $50,
and e:35 pm.
Little-"Henry the Fifth; 2:3o
and $3.50 pm.
Metropolitan Framed; 11:40
am, lao, $40. $40, TAO and Gas
pm.
Palace-"My Favorite Brunette:
1920 am, 1:25, $3.50, 5:35, 7:40 and
GAS pm.
.Pix-"Love Letters; 3:45, 6:45
and GAS pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts.
Continuous from 1915 am.
Evening star., 1947-03-31

MARI. .R0R0 Upper Marlboro. Nd.
ssSsssADVAsV Morl o875
Last Day. at 7:25. 9:25-MICKEY
ROONEY in LOVE LAUGHS AT ANDY
HARDY"
Evening star., 1947-03-31

THE SINNER-Absent from
the screen for seUen gears,
Harold Lloyd returns in the
leading role in "The Sin of
Harold Diddlebock," Which
Preston Sturges has 1Dritten,
directed and produced. The
picture, before moUing on to its
up-to-dare sequences, opens
with the famous football
game sequence from Harold's
"The Freshman" 1t should
be turning up on the local
scene in the not-too-distant
future.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
There Shall Be Music in Title
OF Jeanette's Comeback Film
By Joy Cormody

, department: Metro which knows
leap conclusions
OF children. -
For almost publcizing that title for
jeanette MacDonads picture sudden it