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Evening star., 1948-04-05
St. MiiehFoeI Lads
Win Big Game

What promises to be- a snappy
annual rivalry was well ,estab-
lfsned today as the st. Michaels
School team Of Silver Spring
reveled in a triumph over St.
Mary's Of Yonkers. N. Y, in q
basket ball battle at the Silver
Spring Armory yesterday, 1928.
In a game at Yonkers, St.
Michael's was defeated by st.
Mary's, 1929, shortly after St.
Mary's won the CYO parochial
graded school championship of
New York State in competition
with several hundred teams.
After yesterdays game the
youngsters OF both teams were
dinner guests Of the Mems Club
of st. Michaels.
Evening star., 1948-04-05

Intraclub tournament schedules
for Chevy Chase, Argyle and the
Quantico Oficers' Club were re-
leased today by the respective gol1
committee chairmen.
The invitation tournament Tor the
Taft and Sherman Trophies, held
for 81 consecutive years at Chevy
Chase until 1941, will not be held
for the seventh straight year. The
course will not be closed to tourna-
ment golf, however, as the Mary
land Open championship will be
held there on July 13, as previously
announced.
The usual spring and early sum-
mer events are on the card released
by Golf Committee Chairman John
r. Brawner with the exception OF
the field day, which will be sched-
uled among the fall events to be an
nounced later.
In addition to 'Brawner, other
committee officials at Chevy Chase
are. Course and shop, Reeve Lewis,
Franklin L. Fisher and l.. D. Gassef;
tournaments, Donald E. Deveau,
Robert Stead, jr., and c. Ashmead
Fuller: handicaps,. G. M. Thompson,
Henry Ravenel and B. L. Cotton.
The schedule:
May 1-23-Treasurer's Cup. four ball
handicap match play. best ball; So
aiHS third round round; l4-l6Nfourth round; I7-ao
1manais' Kaasmann Memorial Day Day Cup. ls-hole
June b-isNclub championship for the
Horstman Memorial Cup: 5-aualifyins
round; 6-T-nrst round of match play:
So second sn.1 round rognd; lo-ll third round
July 4-Incrpendence Day Cup, 1s-
hole full handicap medal play.
Ray Lawrenson. chairman of the
Golf Committee at Argyle, scheduled
q spring handicap tournament on
April 17-18 as the opening event at
the nine-hole course at Layhill.
Work has begun on the new nine
at Argyle and none too soon as the
new course was packed with play
ers over the week end. Tremendous
improvements have been made since
the course opened last summer.
Argyle may not hire a professional
until the second nine is completed,
Lawrenson said. Bob Barnhart, pro
there last year who received a leave
Of absence to take position in an
other business in Ohio, will not re-
turn.
The schedule:
April 17,,1s; sprins hsndicap.
selective handicap; 29-3 -30-31: Flag tourns- i
ment.
June 1920: Lampson Trophy.
July 3-4-5: F1ag tournament; 25: pro-
amateur
August rs: Sweepstakes; 2l-22-2s-oa:
Qualifying rounds for club championship
at SO holes for title, fight and Is for
September 12-1e-26: Match play rounds
eiub chAmuionship
Evening star., 1948-04-05
D. {. Soccer Stars Named
For More Olympic Tests

An even dozen Washington soccer
stars today began pointing for fur
ther olympic trial play at Balti-
more next Sunday after being Sc
lected as the best in the Washington
area yesterday at Benning field.
Chosen by Eric Langford, Wash
ington Suburban League president,
and Chris Hohenstein. and Charley
Heimlager of the Maryland State
Association, the group will face a
picked Baltimore team next Sunday
at 2 pm. at Patterson Park. The
District squad will include:
Fullbacks-Al susha Sports Club and
Ben Stasulh Sugar Radio). Halfbacks-
Bud smoPds sqHganb sen see,,cs sensfs sli
iiardsJ and Albert Clark esports Club
Forwards-.Fred Hardesty. lGlasbal, Dave
shaw CRockville), Lou Gum fSuear) and
6Iiis Olson tcharles County,: Henry nen1
son (Berwyn), Arthur Buck lMarlborol
and Bump Simords (SufAr). '''1f
Evening star., 1948-04-05
Watson Is Clarendon
Pin Victor; Duo Of
IGuIIi-P Wins
By Ben MeAIwee

washington bowlers hit the jack
pot In two weekend tournaments as
Ray Watson, the silver -thatched
Arcade Pontiac team star, captured
the NTH annual Clarendon Bowling
Center Handicap with q 71s gross
score, and Lorraine GULL and How
ard Parsons won the Recreation
Center mixed doubles In Baltimore
with a combined 1884 count.
In marking up his first victory Of
the season. Watson put together the
tournaments top scratch set of 704
and Is franked pins to nose out
Clarendon's Ed Coppage by 2 pins.
Watson won top prize Of $75 with
1854, l20, 142, 14S and 130. Coppage
with 42-7l7 fred 127, lat, 140, lat
and ia games for 675 from scratch.
Clara Wall, Chevy Chase Ice
Palaces rising bowler in the Ladies'
Major District League. in leading
the woman contestants at Clarendon
with 57-6S1 which included nifty
624 scratch set, tied for 1lth place
with Paul Volz, the 1916 victor, who
tailed 30-681.
A spectacular 1913 last game by
Parsons in a TOO set, both high for
the Baltimore event, proved the win
ming wallop for the Winn's Motors
team ace and Miss GULL, who bowled
lusty 625 in the five-game test.
Only last fall Parsons was a SEN
sation on the same drives in win
ming the Recreation Inaugural with
a seven-game national record score
Of 1901. Besides splitting $l25, Par
sons won an extra $40 for his 100
top scratch set while Miss Gulli's
625 was worth 81 more.
Baltimore duos bagged the next
three money places with Ethel Die
and Andy Cook, second, 1915; Au-
drey Atkinson and Ollie Ellis, third,
/ ,3O2, and Ruth Freeman and Don
Almony, fourth, 1924.
Mavis Boyd and Paul James OF
Clarendon were NTH with 1882
Elizabeth Barger and Nova Hamilton
Of Baltimore were sixth with 1852.
James collected an extra SIS with
the tournaments second high set
of 708.
Jessie Sacrey, the Brookland Rec
reation ace, pocketed $40 with high
set of $50 for the woman contestants
Other prize winners in the Clar-
endon Handicap were:
Horace Atwen, 66-701; Hal Babbitt, 49,
700: Psul smith, 4s-ses Dan Niche las,
39-6ss;- Paul Perkins. 15-6se;- Arthur
Robert Lockhart, Front Royal, Va, 3d.
e7s;, Frans Pietlllai 54r67s Nick RI.
sfS ssHy. Adoph xi orss HsS
lation game. Ralph Gordon, 1872. High
set.- Carl Baudu. $40.
Paul Perkins 39S and Lindsay
Stott's 3S7 paved the way for Julie
Singers Navy Vets to trim Fred
Murphy's Army Vets in a special
match at Greenway by a 1,790 to
1893 score. The victory squared
recent defeat by the Army Vets.
The Navy twosome of Paul Perkins
and Lindsay Stott beat Lou Jenkins
and Murphy in doubles, 7l6 to SAB.
Murphy whipped Singer in singles,
376 to 1854.
Evening star., 1948-04-05

stretched out for a rest during
batting rally and slipped off into
dreamland. = .-,
He was present, too, the day
Germany" Schaefer stole"
first base, maneuver that caused
baseball rules to be rewritten.
He merely strolled back to
Evening star., 1948-04-05
Still Champ at Budminton

WACO, Tex, April R.-Dr'
David Freeman, Pasadena, Calf
won his sixth consecutive mems
singles championship by walloping
Martin Mendez, San Diego, 15-4,
15-5, in the American Badminton
Association tournament final here.
Evening star., 1948-04-05
Jomoieu VoIIey Ball Victor

Jamaica, Long Island, YMCA
volley ball team, which eliminated
Washington in the senifinals, won
the annual Cherry Blossom tourna-
ment conducted by the local Y by
defeating Philadelphia yesterday,
1911,
Evening star., 1948-04-05
Hockey PIoyoffs

BY fhe Assoeiofed Press
~. Schedule Tonight. e. r'
No games scheduled ---t-h 80 -
. Results Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Detroit, 4; New York, 2 Detroit wins
: best Of seven series, 40
AMERICAN. LEAGUE. "tse'- =
No fansf HsfrEn rfEsbesYTlSsff esYTSfEs LEAGUE :
Houston, a, Kansas City, 2 tBest OF
seven series tied, 3-3).
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1948-04-05

Don't close your eyes to- the
pleasures of Flavor-Cut DnL's
BEST. Fhvor-Cut for cooler
burning and cleaner smoking.
plua ~ the tievoytxI ssildssn
Evening star., 1948-04-05

of choice Burley tobaocos. And
what q honey that pouch pack
age is! Opens wide. Perfect for
pipe -packin'. Try It. Try Flavor
Cut Du1's BEsx.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-26
WALTER SHEAD
Directors Fail to Plan

biggest
people provides
more
other
board United fix
without
demand
Congress is the board
And without first finding
this tax
price of the board
that
later
shall the services
doing they
biggest business the world the directors nothing
o /
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-26
Visibility Of Comets

Of the 1000 comets on record,
few have remained visible, even
through telescopes, for more than
six weeks, says Golfers. Only two
have orbits that enable them to
be seen during their complete rev.
olution around the sun.
One is the Schwassmann-W ach-
mann comet discovered in 1925
and the other is the Oterma comet
discovered in 1913.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-26

ufacturers weeping into their
bottles.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-26
You Build 1t
Step Saving Shelf Easy to Make

No special tools are needed and
you Son't have to know anything about
woodworking to turn out a really good
looking job. Women who make their
own dresses say these woodworking pat
terms are much easier to use than dress
patterns.
Working with wood provides complete
relaxation. 1t also offers an economical
solution to your furniture and household
equipment problems. By making it
yourself you'll save at least half of what
a similar article would cost if purchased
ready made. Send Csc for Kitchen Shelf
Pattern No. to Easi-Bild Pattern Co.,
Dept. w, Pleasantville, N. Y.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-26

ufacturers weeping into their
bottles.
Characters i'm Search of Colynnist:
Almond-eyed Able, b1and-taced little
Chinese. OrVms Chatham Square
lanndsy (CbinatolVn). Gipes q veekly
t9rty for the cast of the China Doll
grille sb0sV (av Onemsalent), and bis
hilarious slantics keep THE entertainers
amused. Hot Harry: He buys odd
lots of silk remnants; has them made
into ties. SeaOs ON labels of famed stores
end peddles Them to yo,y at good fee
Via his aVbisber: ribs is all bot stuff,
saVibed it ue-selp. The press agent,
sVbo snaps himself ont of depressed
mood by reading Chinese newspaper
IN the s~baOay-jgst to see people do
"doHble-takes."
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-26
III
DREW PEARSON
Town Bucks Black Market

HE hardy little town of international Falls Minn-cod-
est city in the u S-woud rather buck 40-beow tempera-
lures than buy fuel oil the black market Hearing of
towns anti-nfaion forude, President Truman himself
promised to send emergency the
lar prices
cold spell
lacked their prices
Rather than black ma
their neghbors
threatened
dealer started arming ruck
Other citizens their
Blatnik who
NoTbs oil ;ndnry tO"gly 10 tank another
st. Ctond tbicb had
reason ST. Cloud the district of powerful Harold
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-26

N/HY spend valuable time hunt
w ing for kitchen equipment?
This easy to build shelf will sur
prise you with its capacity +. it
holds almost every needed gadget.
A full size pattern is now available that
really takes the mystery out of building
this shelf. You don't have to be handy
with tools or need any special ones to
build it. Merely purchase the boards
pattern specifies at your local lumber
yard. Then trace the pattern ON the wood.
Saw out each piece. Fasten each piece
together in position shown on the pattern.
It's as easy as that and lot of fun too.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-26
H. !. PHILLIPS
Caution TO Snowstorms

Within three years science will be
able to bust up or detour snow and
transforms from hitting big cities,
DR.. Irving Langmuir of General
Electric says. 1t will be possible to
switch them to lightly populated
areas. But, brother, what howl
will 60 up from the small town
when it finds itself buried in
snowstorm transferred from a big
burg!
We don't think the little COM
munity will take it lying down.
Every village will have to per-
feet its own sWitcher-backer
corps to rush into the skies and
smack the storm right back
where it came from.
This could result in a regular
hockey game Of the skies with
snowstorms being swatted all over
the heavens. 1t might require Off
cial referees and scorers to deter
mine what kind of winter we had
been through.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-26

WORRY is like a rocking chair;
1t gives you something to do, but
1t doesn't get you anywhere.
IS paid Mrs. Jesse venarde. Lemay. Mo-
-,
AMT NO TWO WAYS about It.
If ye're lookin' fer a margarine
you kin be proud to set on the
table, then ye're lookin' fer Nu-
Maid Table-Grade Margarine :.
made specially fer the table. Jes
taste it n see!
THE STEADY DRIP of a con-
tinuous rain and the monotonous
babbling of a talkative woman
are similar-sooner or later they
both will put everyone to sleep.'
~
WHY DO YOU have to buy
white margarine when you want
yellow margarine? Because there
is 10c per pound spite tax"
on yellow margarine. Write your
Congressman to repeal this tax.
*$S ~
~ will be paid upon pub1ica,
ton to the first contributor of
each accepted saying or idea for
Grandma .Speakin'.". Address
Nu-Maid Margarine, Cincinnati
2, Ohio.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-26

DR.. Langmuir says that expert
ences with dry ice pellets in pro-
ducing artificial rain and snow have
had behind them the idea of fighting
storms, and that science is fairly
close to discovering how to switch a
storm from one spot to another.
Personally we do not wish DIR.
Langmuir too much luck, and
we warn the company that it is
on the way to boycott by all
children, with a secondary boy
colt by lovers of "I'm Dream
ing of White Christmas and
Currier and Ives prints.
The kids are more or less dis
gusted with the groWnups now. They
really will get tough the day a right
smart snoWstorm is known to be
headed for their own backyard and
a lot of scientists pop into the air
and see that it is transferred to
Wappingers Falls or Moose Hollow.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-26
WALT TER WINCHELL
Notes of q Bystunder

Duilest revelation in the papers:
That the z in Communist chief Will
liam z. Fosters name stands for
zebulon. Baylor university has
course in radio gag-writing.
Wouldn't a good memory be more
helpful? l.. Only half the wordage
John Steinbeck brought back from
Russia is being published.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-26

Broadway Piff1e: Rent parties
have resumed i'm Harlem. They
were invented during the de-
preston. Aren't draft board
members getting letters dis
cussing their availability for
service again? Perfume biz
is at an all-time low, with man.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-26

Q In Mr. (Nature's Remedy Tablets
there are no chemicals, no minerals
no phenol derivatives. Mr. Tablets are
different-oct different. Purely Vegs.
soble-a combination of 10 vegetable
ingredients formulated over so years
ago. Uncoated or candy coated, theie
action is dependable, thorough, yet
gentle, as millions of mrs have
proved. Get 25e box. Use as directed.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-26
AHEVAE@ that makes folks
W. wv - sleep all night!

Thousands now sleep undisturbed because OF
the news that their being awakened night after
night might be from bladder Irritation, not tks
Kidneys, Let's hope sol That condition Foley
Pills usually allay within "a hours. Since blad-
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hours or DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK.
Make 24-hour test. Get Foley Pills from drug
giss. Full satisfaction or DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACK.
Evening star., 1948-12-17
T axe Nv Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

effete yachtsmen Of Long Island,
and "a tomboy, Louise is Stunned
by the other more effete children. u
Both statements are the height
of absurdity. Neither yachtsmen
nor children can possibly be effete.
Even as capable a writer as 1rv-
ing Cobb used the word enormously
in stating that he was mot fortu-
nate In having gone to some Of the
more effete schools Of the East" :"
Cobb should have known that an
effete school is the last place in
the world that anyone would want
to go for an education.
Lincoln: For shame, Colby, for
shame! I deeply regret and resent
your detestable ofense against good
American usage in writing quite a
few" The proper expression Is
quite a number &C. S. S.
Answer: Now, now, c. S. S., it has
been many a long day since the
purists tried to stamp out quite
a few" You'll find it given COM
plete sanction by Webster's New In
ternational, and approved by Funk
and Wagnalls New Standard, the
American College Dictionary, Mac
millan's Modern Dictionary, Woolley
and SCOTS College Handbook of
Composition, and by quite a few
other good authorities.
Evening star., 1948-12-17
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Evening star., 1948-12-17
.oren on Bridqe

If after a casual inspection Of the
above hand you failed to hit upon
the winning play of this deaE do
not be discouraged. 1t eluoed seven
out of eight declarers who faced it
in a masters individual champion
ship. The contract Of six spades
was reached at all tables, though in
somewhat varied sequences OF bid
ding. When one examines the COM
bined holdings of North and South
it becomes apparent that it is not
q very good slam to be in. But this
Is very difficult to foresee In the
bidding. There Is considerable du-
plication. North's queen of clubs is
wasted and he also has the wrong
doubleton. Had he three hearts
and two diamonds there would have
been no problem at all.
The prospect was dismal when
the king of diamonds was opened.
Declarer could see II tricks and ap-
parently the only hope was
squeeze for the twelfth. That could
come of if the hand with the Ola
monds also held four clubs, so that
at the end he could not hold both.
But In order to effect a squeeze it
would be necessary to first concede
the losing trick to the enemy. So
declarer ducked and when the dia-
mond continuation was ruffed by
East, school was out.
Another declarer took the first
trick and ran off all the trumps IN
the hope that some one with four
clubs would let go little one. How
ever, East held doggedly onto his
four clubs to the 10, and in the end
declarer was obliged to surrender.
One player found the winning play.
When the nine Of diamonds ap-
peared from East on the first trick
it looked dangerously like single
ton and this declarer realized he
could not afford to concede that
trick. The play for squeeze had
to be abandoned, since no squeeze
can be effected until the loser is
conceded. If East's diamond were
alone and he also had four clubs,
South saw neat way to make the
hand.
He won the first trick, drew the
trumps, played the ace and another
heart, clearing that suit from both
hands. Then came the three high
clubs. Both opponents followed and
on the third lead of this suit South
discarded one of his diamonds. The
four of clubs then was played and
East covered with the 10. Declarer
permitted him to hold this trick
discarding another diamond, and
Evening star., 1948-12-17
Test Your Horse Sense
By DR.. GEORGE w. crone

Score one point for a correct solu-
ton to each of the first five prob
lens. The last prblem counts five
points.
l. The pirate emblem of a skull
and crossbones would most likely be
on bottle containing.
Rubbing alcohol Iodine
Aspirin tablets Milk Of magnesia
2. Which one of the following is
inappropriate in this general group
ing?
Ginseng Cashew Pecan Walnut
8. A horse buyer looks into
horses mouth primarily to deter
mine its
Sex Species Age Health
4. Which one of these is most
likely to be covered with snow?
Gooseberry Strawberry
Blackberry Cranberry
S. Which one of these products
was unknowd to the American In
dianS?
Roasting ears Broccoli
Tobacco Sweet potato
6. Certain types of food are popu-
larly associated with particular races
or nations, as shown by the five
listed in the left-hand column be-
low. Try to match them appropri-
ately with their corresponding
Evening star., 1948-12-17

Scarsdale: No commentators OF
reporters seem to know the mean
ing of fulsome and noisome. They
constantly use fulsome in the
meaning of large, abundant" and
now they're beginning to use moi
some in the meaning of noisy!
Colby. do something.-L. S. H.
Answer: Well, sir, there's an old
adage about leading a horse to
water. For years I have pointed
out that fulsome means Offensive;
disgusting" There is good reason
to believe that fulsome evolved from
the Middle English word full, an
old spelling of the word foul"
Noisome means offensive or dis
gusting, especially as to odor." It
has no connection with the word
noise. 1t was originally spelled
"noysome," the noy- being a Short
ened form of the verb annoy.
Another word that is similarly
kicked around by writers who should
know better is effete, which does
not mean cultured; sophisticated;
highly refined; educated" Efete
means worn out; moribund; bar
rem; decadent," as any good die
tionary will attest. It's literal mean
ing Is exhausted from excessive
childbearing."
Yet. Life writes of ." the
Evening star., 1948-12-17
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Philosophical Society to Meet

The Evolution of the Number
Concept" will be discussed by F. D.
Murraghan, professor of mathe-
mates at the Carnegie Institute of
Technology, in Pittsburgh, at a
meeting of the Philosophical Society
of Washington at 8:15 pm. tomor-
row in the Cosmos Club auditorium.
Evening star., 1948-12-17

East was helpless to make return.
He had no more diamonds and con-
sequently was obliged to lead a
heart. This permitted South to dis
card his last remaining diamond
and ruff the trick in dummy.
Copyright, 194s, by Charles H. Goren)