Evening star., 1948-06-29

On . cooler dey man mlgnt Ieao
this notice We have just received
and then lose himself In thoughts Of
what sciencs il doing to mankind.
Science il too fast for Us. lads and
lassies. You DO not have to con-
template the atomic bomb to realize
that the fellows in the Laboratories
are several years ahead Of the people
who employ the results Of the labo-
ratory work. You can look at tele-
vision, too. There d . prime exam
pla, . miraculous device contrivsd
by some Of the best minds Of man.
kind, which permits you to sit In
your living room or favorite bar and
watch pictures Of cigarettes march,
ing In close formation.
You also can look at this COM
nunioue we have received from the
Sheraton Hotkl, which has the
Sheraton Lounge, noted for watt
resses who wear skirts that are more
transparent than translucent. Sci
ence has invaded the Sheraton
Lounge, in the shape Of walkie-
talkies. Ann Mazur, the hostess,
has one and the bartender has the
other. The purpose. according to
cur informant: 80 that during the
rush hours when oil tables are filled,
Miss Maxur can give the orders OF
those waiting. Their drinks are
thus ready Is soon ~ table space
u available"
Al We said, on . cooler day An
announcement like this could send
. man OF into any number OF deep
thoughts about whittier science. All
We can think of today is that man
in that big = hurry to get = drink Is
beyond the aid Of science.
One of the frogs In the window
at the "old" O,Donnel's-the onez
that calmly ignore passersby who
rap on the glass-b named Truman.
we know because We hard q waiter
address him by name yesterday.
And, Il that had been . cooler day
we'd have been better reporter ana
taken the trouble to ind out 1t he's
named for Truman Capots OF some
other Truman. Our guess Is Capots.
Awhile back We reported m En-
eounter with Mr.. Herb Sachs. earst-
while night club proprietor now
OF Honeyland ut Eleventh ana +
streets NV, In which We noted
Mr.. Sachs ire at reference to
his old. original Del Rio in the New
York Times as "a roadside chill
parlor." This had to do with a
story about the time Mr.. Sachs fired
Nancy Walker, star OF Look Ma,
I'm Dancin'l" Having been quoting
from memory at the time. We are
honor bound to set the record
straight now that We have come
across the clipping Of Richard
Maney's story in the Times. The
only trouble is that we are not
sure what effect this may have on
Mr.. Sachs or what action he may
take toward us. He was rightfully
proud Of that Del Rio. Oh, well,
you probably can't put = mickey
in . matted milk, 20 here goes.
THE Del Rio," wrote Mr.. Nancy,
was q beaten-up chill con carne
Joint Just outside Washington. D.
O." Mr. Sachs is IN agreement,
however, with Mr.. Maney's report
that Miss Walker was sacked for
lyric malfeasance." That's what 1t
was, all right, he .says.~~-. ,s. sa~ ss
X + kLx - $50 n
There ought to b< new, music at
the Neptune Room by now. ' We
were afraid to bring 1t up before
this, since the advance report We
had announced that: Rhythm per-
sonified comes to the popular Nep.
tune Room on Saturday, June 2s.
with the Washington debut Of the
famous Kuehn Brothers Trio"
Since both last Saturday and June
70 yesterday are past, It probably