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Evening star., 1948-12-23
Godfrey Sykes Dies;
Author and Scientist
BY the Assoeioted Press

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 23.-Godfrey
Sykes, 81, author and scientist, died
last night.
Born in Yorkshire and educated
in England, Mr.. Sykes came to the
United States in 1879.
Much of Mr.. Sykes life was de-
voted to the nature and causes of
silt deposits. Two of his books are
Estuary of the Lower Colorado" and
the Colorado Delta" Both are basic
reading for students of silt work.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Guy F. G|ossbrenner
Rites Planned Toniqht

Odd Fellows funeral services will
be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight for
Guy, F. Glossbrenner, SO, grand rep
resentative from the District Grand
Evening star., 1948-12-23

ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son, Auctioneers.
Notice is herebr given that on Tuesday.
December IS. 1913, at 10 o'clock am, We
905 st. NV. for storage and/o other
charges, one 1898 Buick sedan, motor
No. 43,6S4.a05, left with us by j. R.
Morton 1901 st. NV. Washington. D.
G. Terms: Cash. CALL CARL, INC, 614
H st. NV de9,16,23
Evening star., 1948-12-23

ATTEST. JOHN y. bARNES- Jr.' OeC I'd
DAVIS, MAUD O'CoNNoR. On Tues
day. December 81. 1913. at her residence,
near Forestville. Va. Mrs. MAUD O'CON-
NOR DAVIS. beloved wife of Harry E.
Davis and sister Of Richard O'Connor:
Home 1900 St. NV. where services win
Be held on Thursday. December 90, at .
pm Relatives and friends invited to at
tend Interment Arlington National Gem
etery. 23
ECKERf, MARY BLAKE BRITT. On
home, 3IOa 3sth st NV, MARY BLAKE
BRITT ECKERT. daughter Of the late
william and Mary Cooke Britt. beloved
wife OF Milton j. Eckert. mother Of Mary
Blake Eekert She ,,l. also is w.nyi survived w.. BY
Jennie B. Hunt and Mrs Helen Cooke Bar
bour Services at the above residence on
Friday December "a, at pm. 1nterment
Oak Hill Cemetery. 23
EDINGER. EMMA. On Tuesday: Decem-
Der 81. l94s. at Casualty Hospital, EMMA
MINGER. beloved mother Of John H.
Edinger. dauehter Of Daisy Clements. sis
ter Of John W. Marquette. Remains rest
ins At Chambers. Funeral si, Home; 6l7 a1th lt6
am Mass in Mount Calvary Catholic
church. Forestville. Md, at q am. In
terment in Washington National Cemetery.
FORD. ROBERT n. On Monday, De.
eember 90 1913 at his residence 1733
the lat. Mary and Robert H. Ford; Ford brother =; h.
Norbert p Gillem and George L. Ford.
brother -in-law Of j. Parker Gillem. Fu-
neral Friday morning. December "a. at 10
o'clock, from the above residence 81
Evening star., 1948-12-23


" HARRY C. RLAcKMAN. President.
CHARLES l. WRIGHT, Secretary.
LONG. OLLIE M. On wednesday. De
ssg sprinaneid. ohio ohio oLLiE N. LONG. daush:
ter of Elizabeth and Anthony Guerrant OF
Richmond; Va. and beloved VIE oi & Or;
st. NV. Notice Of funeral lats5 Arrange n
LYONS. ANNIE STEWART. On Thurs
day Dscemssr Ms1v "s 1g4s at T,fs
John H Lyons, Florence Lyons Berry. Ruth
lyons Holford, virginia Lyons Maxwell.
William Stewart Lyons, Friends may call
Mass will be offered at St. Thomas More
thedral Cemetery Baltimore. Md.
MeCLosKEY. WILLIAM. Suddenly. on
December III S4S dsRfs
of'ns 81 iaas SsTF Brentwood "a me-. father of Mrs
Cecilia May, Mrs. Jeannette. Nicholson,
Mrs. Regina Bauman; Edward McCloskey
at the above residence on Friday, December
"a, at $40 am; thence to St Anthony's
Catholic Church. 18th and Meproe sts Mi ne;
his soul. 1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
MORRIS. WILLIAM n. On Tuesday,
William WILLIAM II. NORRIS. the husband Of
Mrs Florence M. Morris. father Of Charles
Martin and Mrs. Charlotte Swami; brother
Of Barbour and Lewis Morris. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home 4th st..
hed hee MasS on Frtdss ess % ~ sS p
Interment private.
OLIyETO. MARIA. On Tuesday. Decem-
ber q. 194s; at Casualty Hospital, MARiA
oL1vETo the beloved wife ,ahr OF ii the nri,ne late
oliveto. Mrs. Eleanor Mazzucco Lucy. Louis
and Paw olivsts rrsnds n, are IN invited to
ss at s Fss s Tsnsrs h Reauem nm m @
ST. Joseph's Catholic Church. End and c
sts. ne. on Friday, December "a. at
am. 1nterment Mount olivet Cemetery.
ossoRsEi 5s John On ThgssSss assosNr De- e.
5.4 o 5h Wd dboIas asd .nd Mi iouse
%attinsly sHtfn Funeral s Home. is1 i1th St. Sc,
m5. services T will be nid sTdiy yend
invited 1nteEmsnt Cedar Hill Cemstsr. meter.
e. 1919 sAfAH sA4a 9p MS5diz
1882 Resessle st; ne; beloved moth mother %, Of
a1eaein ter of Arthar os Mason @ Rosetta Iushins-
ton and Annie Murreli. She also leaves
other relatives and friends. After pm:
wednesday December 90, friends may call
At the ". Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church
day. December %. at 7:30 pm, at the
above funeral church, Rev. r. D. Grymes
otf'ciatine. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Lynchburg Va. 81
ROSS. ROBERT HARRIS: On Monday
| December 20. 19As. at Gallincer HOSPITAL
ROBERT HARRIS ROSS. He leaves to
mourn their loss mother: five sisters. one
brother. four cousins and ether relatives
and friends Remains may o. be seen .n,;tfr, after
Funeral Home 1141 2"nd st. NV where
funeral services. will be held 91r,,,l. on Friday
Stewart oficiatins. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery.
SEYMoRE, GARIFILos GEORGE. sR
Suddenly on wednesday, December %
1s4S, at George washington University
HospitaI. GARIFILOS GEORGE SEYMORE
laos Ettsnhouss s1 NV f.ts.p SsiqveS 3
lanes and Georee seymore. Remains
resting = the s. H. Hines s.fy1c.. C9; Fhess N st
! Sophia's Greek Orthodox Church, 1103 ~
at. NV, on Friday, December "a, at pm
Evening star., 1948-04-07
National Gallery Fears Risks
In German Art Show Tour

that a group Of German curators be
invited over here to take charge
of such a touring exhibit" he said.
THAT would help a lot, and it would
assure the German people not only
that the paintings would be safe
guarded but that the United States
intends to keep its promise to re-
turn the paintings"
The Corcoran Art Gallery direc-
tor, in opposing the tour proposal
shared the view of Army spokes-
men that the United States would
be held responsible for any harm
that might come to the paintings.
Army representatives indicated
they would not be unwilling to give
up custodianship of the paintings.
They remarked that the Army Is
in no position to go into business
as an art exhibitor at this time.
But they make no secret of their
feeling that the problem Of safe
guarding the paintings Is del
icate one politically as well as artis-
tically.
Evening star., 1948-04-07
Citizen Group Backs Move
For More D. {. Policemen

The Columbia Heights Citizens
Association last night voted to sup
port Representative Horan, chair
man of the House Appropriations
District Subcommittee, and Police
Supt. Robert j. Barrett in their
move to obtain appropriations to
supplement the District police
force.
The association also recommend
ed more foot. patrolmen and an
additional scout car for the No. 10
precinct.
George H. Brown, who intro
duced the motion. also suggested
that the Capital Transit Co. could
better accommodate passengers on
the Fourteenth street carline below
Evening star., 1948-04-07
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Evening star., 1948-04-07
West Virginia Girl Wins
Leqion Orotory Contest
By the Associated Press

WILMINGTON, Del, April T.
Miss Adell Heavener, student at
Stonewall Jackson High School
Charleston, w. Va, yesterday was
declared winner of the regional
American Legion oratorical contest
held here.
Miss Heavener will compete to-
morrow in district finals at Phila-
delphia against other regional
winners.
The topic for the contest was "The
Constitution in a Changing World" j"
Also in the regional contest here
we're U. S. Shelton of Washington,
Fedor Saliva of Scranton, Pa, and
James Kelleher of Wilmington.
Evening star., 1948-04-07
Women Asks $4,000
In Bottle Explosion Suit

A suit charging q bottle Of soft
drink exploded while being placed
in a refrigerator asks $4,000 DAM
ages in District Court from the
Washington Coca-Cola Bottling
Works, Inc.
A complaint filed yesterday on
behalf OF Mary A. O'Connor, 3401
Evening star., 1948-04-07

Park road by reinstating some Of
the old two-way streetcars that
operate from either end" on that
line and making use of the spur
at Park road. Mr.. Brown reminded
the association the company had
promised relief some time ago, but
has done nothing about 1t.
1t. Charles Laschalt Of the Dis
trict Fire Department talked to the
association on fire prevention.
The meeting was held in the Co
lumbia Heights Christian Church
at 1435 Park road NV. and was
conducted by Mrs. Ernest Howard,
Evening star., 1948-04-07
Vague Reports Heard
OF Czech Army p urge
by the Assoeioisd PrSss


LONDON, April THE Czecho-
slovak Relief Committed for Politi-
cal Refugees reported today that it
had heard vague reports OF purge
of Czechoslovak Army officers.
A committee spokesman did not
identify the source Of the reports.
In a dispatch from Prague, the
Yugoslavian news agency. Tan1ug,
reported an impending purge Of the
Czechoslovak Popular Party.
"Tne party will not tolerate in
its ranks those who want to de-
stroy sincere and friendly relations
with Slav countries" the disptch
quoted one party spokesman as
saying.
Evening star., 1948-04-07
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. =
WEDNESDAY, AFRIt ,, lsa.

r street NV, asserted she received
injuries to her right forearm when
the bottle allegedly exploded last
August Il.
TIL suit was filed through Al
torney Burton A. McGann.
Evening star., 1948-04-07
700 New Oil Wells Sunk

More than TOO new oil wells have
been sunk in Venezuela in recent
months, according to Caracas re-
ports.
Evening star., 1948-04-07

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Ambassador THE Gallant
Blade; 1:25, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and
GAS pm. =" =
CapitoI-"My Dear Secretary; II
am, 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 9:55 pm
Stage shows: l, 3:45, 6:25 and s:1O
pm.
COlumbia-"SanF Francisco; 1890
am, 12:45, 3, $40, TAO and 9:55 pm
Dupont-"La Traviata"; l, 2:40
4:25, sos, 7:55 and Gas pm.
Hippodrome-"My Man Godfrey;
2:15, 4:05, 6, 7:50 and 9:40 pm.
Keith's-"A Song Is Born; 11:25
am, 1:25, $3.50, 5:35, TAO and s:4s
pm.
Little-"Hamlet":: 2:sO and $50
pm.
Metropolitan - "They Drive BY
Night; 1925 am, 1870, 3:35, $40
7:45 and $50 pm.
National-"Red Shoes; 2:30 and
$50 pm.
Palace-"The Three Musketeers"
11:15 am, 1:50, 4:25. 7 and $50 pm
Pix-"Bel Ami: $40, Z and 1920
pm.
Playhouse - Hamlet; 2:3O and
$3.50 pm.
Warner-"The Gallant Blade;
11:10 am, lis, $40, $50, 7:35 and
Gas pm,
Evening star., 1948-12-02

of them, but there will be q small
wonder about them in the hearts
of the rest of us from now on.
Ewell's designation in the show is
the normal neurotic," and 1t is al
together a good impersonation of
the type. He gets a deal Of compe-
tition, however, from the abnor-
mally gifted Miss McCarty, from a
singing girl named Marilyn Day,
who refuses to take her slim state
illness seriously, and from a comic
valentine sort of young female
named Alice Pearce.
X y u II
It is a matter of personal taste
which Of the numerous sketches OF
Small Wonder" Is its most winning
Those who sample the movies,
regularly or in spasms Of curiosity,
cannot fail to enjoy "The Happy
Ending" This one examines ter
minal points in screen fiction as
treated by Continental, English and
Hollywood film makers. What it
does to all three varieties is merrily
merciless, most merciless in the case
of a studio called Megalo- Golden
Mania. Best single element of this
is Miss McCarty's portrait of Holly
woods passionate dead-pan females
of the Veronica Lake-Lizabeth Scott
school. What Miss McCarty does
to these!
Texas, whose state of mind has
made it vulnerable to reprisal by
satirists of Al other States, Is the
subject of another affecting jibe,
Ballad for Billionaires." Some
thing in the soil-oil-is offered as
the explanation of Texas mental
condition and Miss McCarty and
three males sing the diagnosis con-
vincingly.
While Small Wonder" is gen.
orally contemporary in spirit, its
producers would have been foolish
to have skipped Miss McCarty's
backward glance to the 2Os and
flaming youth" Middle age will
have to take a more tolerant view
of its children's vagaries II 1t ex-
poses itself to Miss McCartys re-
minder of what its own adolescence
was like.
Normal Neurotic Ewell is the
main man in the single sketch
which looks at world politics. This
one, Democracy" meditates upon
Voice of America broadcasts Of soap
opera to dedicated Russians. The
particularly dedicated Russian is a
girl whose five-year plan job is
tramping grapes. She rises like a
hungry carp to the bait Of the ira
vail of a poor little American mil
lionairess, but when d-e-mocracys
commercial comes on, she reverts
to grape tramping. Miss Pearce
and Ewell make this q funny thing.
The program credits Of Small
Wonder" make 1t clear that Q YER
table bevy Of young minds con-
tributed to the revue. OF those who
coined its basic material, the sketch
writer's do the best job, Charles
Spalding, Max Wilk, George Axel-
rod and Louis Laun.
It's music, by Baldwin Bergersen
and Albert Seldom, and lyrics by
Phyllis Mckinley and Billings
Brown. Is pleasing enough. but not
notably varied or memorable.
Cover Champion, an occasional
Mayfiower Lounge performer in
Washington, is responsible for the
dancing and deserves . bow for 1t.
The simple. effective production
and costuming are the work Of
Ralph Alswang and John Derro,
both obviously talented.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Hollywood:
Sonia Sees Only
. Few More Years
On Her Skates
By Sheiloh Grohom

Sonia Henie says just a few more
seasons on skates, then she will settle
permanently in Hollywood, give up
her tours, and maybe produce q pic
ture or two with herself as the star.
Errol Flynn and Nora Eddington
probably will not go on to Europe,
but spend 10 days in New York. then
return to live here together. It's
amusing that Nora is very definitely
the boss in this marriage. She tells
Enrol what to do in the matter of
spending his money, how to dress,
etc. And Enrol loves 1t.
James Mason, shopping in the
infants wear departments of local
stores looks wilted and wan, and
his appearance isn't helped any by
the new beard and mustache he is
sporting for his Madame Bovary"
role.
watched Hedy Lamar making
mad love to George Sanders for a
scene in Samson and Delilah."
Watching them on the sidelines was
Georges very pretty fiance, Ia Ia
Hilton. after the take, George left
Hedy without word. Their one
time friendship Is completely dead.
George loves only Ia "a.
By the way, Mr.. Sanders is IN a
good position to support the rich
Mrs. Hilton when they marry in the
spring. For his current picture,
George gets $150,OOO. When he made
"The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" Sanders
was paid $4,000 for every day he
worked.
Jennifer Jones and David Selznick
will live in her home when they
marry in January. And Jennifer is
now adding some extra rooms. I'm
wondering if David will insist on
keeping Jennifer's purple and violet
and white bedroom, as is. some
how don't visualize David against
that background.
Jack Kennedy, son of the former
Ambassador to Great Britain, Is
causing a flutter in Hollywood's
feminine circles.
Song-and Play-Writer Jimmy Nc
Hugh is back in Hollywood from his
LAS the Girls Go" success in New
York. Now I wonder which OF our
free-lancing girls Jimmy will 60
with. Before he went East, he dated
blond Virginia Huston.
Alfred Hitchcock, lunching at
Romanoff's, wanted me to correct
Evening star., 1948-12-02

ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1948-12-02

These are assets which, with the 70
ir licate the theater has reservoir
OF talent that makes the present
lee- dim and the future more hope
fl
10 much evidence that the young
can look at the world with laughter,
ev-n sardonic kind, is encourag-
ing. It sends customers out OF the
Ccconet considerably more opti-
mistic than they went in.
AS against these merits, the
trouble with Small Wonder" is
that its low points are so much
lower than its peaks that 1t seems
more uneven than is good for 1t.
Since this has always been one of
the problems of revues, 1t probably
is ungrateful to ask the bhthe and
zestful participants in it to come up
with a complete solution. Let them
just be young and glow, sing their
pleasant If not memorable songs,
dance their graceful dances, and
make their gay, wry little jokes. If
they brought no more OF newness
than themselves to the theater, that
would be something. Heaven knows,
the theater needs something.
X
It is the design of Small Won
der" that Tom Ewell, who masters
its irreverent ceremonies, should be
the dominant personality upon the
premises. This is a sound idea.
Ewell is easy, quiet, wise and pol
ished. He brings a silky dead-pan
wit to his expose of the follies of
such phenomena as magazine ad-
vertising, book publishing, happy
endings in the movies, radio prop
aganda and the like. These will go
on in spite Of what Ewell and his
cleaning associates have to reveal
Evening star., 1948-12-02

the twice spoken erroneous radio
report of his next movie, II Confess. "
"It's the story Of q man who con-
fesses his murder to q priest, and
the priest is accused of said murder, "
says Hitch.
II X II
I'm sure that Frank Sinatra will
rehire his manager and press agent,
George Evans. It was George who
built Franks grooming into the SEN
sation of a few years ago, via the
screaming bobby-sox swooners. He
needed George then. He still needs
him.
Joan Crawford finds romance in
the most unexpected places. She
was ordered into the hospital by
DR.. John Mcdonald. He cured her
Evening star., 1948-12-02

of her flu, and now they are a din
ing duo. He is very good looking
So Is Charles Feldman-Joan s
other current beau.
Jane Russell is getting the new
look. Not on her f1gure-on her
head. She is shipping of most OF
her hair for her picture, Its Only
Money" with Frank Sinatra and
Groucho Marx. Groucho's eyebrows
are working overtime in this movie.
Ava Gardner was offered a job
in a Madrid, Spain, night club, for
six weeks at an astronomical figure.
But what would do?" Ava wanted
to know. "Just stand there and
let the customers look at you," she
was told. p. S.-Ava is declining.
(Released BY North American Newspaper
Alliance.)
Evening star., 1948-12-02
To Do 'Menaaerie'

The Washington Workshop Pro
duction Group has been granted
permission by Tennessee Williams
to produce his play, 'The Glass
Menagerie."
The drama will be presented
sometime in January under the di-
rection of Mary-Averett Seelye
The cast includes student actors m
the drama workshop and will be
headed by Mary Goldwater, Peter
jerks, Nanette Frutkin and Arthur
Ieib,
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Safety Film Shown

Driven to Kill" q special film
prepared by the American Transit
and narrated by Lowell
Thomas, Is being shown in Wash
ington theaters this month. The
presentation Is local theater own
ers' voluntary contribution to the
effort Of traffic officials to assure
the District fewer traffic fatalities
than last year.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Small Wonder Smallish Revue
But Is Youthful, Candid, Gay
By Jay Cormody
Drama Editor Of The Star.
NEW YORK

Small Wonder smaller
than led expect Nevertheless has win
material the which boasts the shining
Mary personality girl the Broadway
which with the youthful spirit and charm Of the thing
Hungry Horse news., 1948-09-03
Lutheran Sunday School
To Hold Rally Day

The 194S Rally Day service fol
Our Savior's Lutheran Sunday
school will be held next Sunday.
All of the regular pupils arc
urged to be present this first day
of the new term and to bring with
them any friends who do not be-
long to some other Sunday school,
New textbooks and enrolment pins
will be given every student.
Sunday school teachers held
their initial teachers meeting Tu-
esday evening and have every
thing in readiness for the opening
day. aston Baker urges parents
new to the community to unite
themselves and their children with
some church and assures them a
cordial welcome if they should
choose Our Savior's.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-09-03
dudley Prepares for Christmas

and Mrs. Hans Hanson, Beverly
and Ronnie, Grand Forks, N. Oak,
aroived Wednesday. They are vi
sting at the home of their brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rice.
Mrs. Colby Ards left Wednesday
for Standpoint, where she will re-
side.
John D. Sullivan, Columbus,
Ohio, left Sunday after visiting
his mother here for a week.
Mrs. William Nelson left Sat-
urday for Albert Lea, Mimi, where
she will visit two weeks.
Mrs. A. L. Jordan returned
home Saturday from Hobson,
Mont, where she had been visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Bading.
Mrs. Stanley Houston has been
visiting with relatives in Glacier
park this week.
The VFW auxiliary will meet
next Thursday, 8 o'clock, in the
VFW hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Detlof have
moved to Spirit Lake, Idaho, after
selling their home in the Kennedy
Addition.
Mrs. M. H. Tuohy and Mrs. Ed
Conrad, Helena, left yesterday af-
ter visiting at the home of their
sister, Mrs. Ira Ross, and other
relatives here. Also guests at the
Ross home this week were Mrs.
Hilda. Oertel, Whitefish, and Mrs.
Ella Van and daughter, Kalispell.
The Eastern Star chapter will
meet next Wednesday, o'clock.
at Anderson's hall. Visiting men,
bers are invited to attend.
There will be a birthday party
for the year. Refreshments will
be served after the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Toavs and
Billie visited friends recently at
Kelvin. Mrs George Barwise took
care of the children at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Stalcup have
returned from West Yellowstone
Hungry Horse news., 1948-09-03
Roman Defeats Falls
In Last League Game

The Columbia Falls nine, hav-
ing played their last league game
wound up the 1913 season with
four wins and five losses
They lost the final game at Ro-
nan Sunday, Z to 1. AL Reid, COM
ing Sacross the plate in the last
half of the ninth with two men
out, having got on first by his
fly ball to the infield which was
handled with an error on Sands,
Roman. Saurey followed with a
hit in deep right field advancing
Reid to third, Reid scoring on
fielder's choice when Beck pop
ped a hot grounder to short stop.
Saurey, hit the only triple of
the game in the top of the sew
enth, but with no avail as he was
left standing on third with the
third man out on an infield list.
c. Schew was pitcher of the day
with Don Weaver catching. &C.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-09-03

tendance prizes awarded Thirty,
two certificates for work were aw-
arded. The Bible school, two weeks
in length, had an enrolment Of
SO.
Supervisors were Rev. and Mrs
Andrew Olsen. Teachers were
Mary Esther Olsen, and Mesdam-
es M. c. Thoroman, Pete Ander-
son, Claude Christensen, and Fay
Loveall. Mrs. F. c. Greene was
substitute teacher.
1t was the first time a Bible
school had been held in the fall,
and it was successful.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-09-03
Baptists Plan Picnic

The Sunday school and church
picnic of the First Baptist church
will be held Labor day at Lake
Five. Families will be served a
pot luck dinner at noon.
Planned for the afternoon en-
tertainment is softball game with
the married men challenging the
bachelors. There will also be ga
mes, swimming and visiting.
Anyone wishing transportation,
as we'll as those who have room
for extra passengers, a1e asked to
contact Reverend Werner. The
group will meet at the church at
1920.