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Evening star., 1948-10-24
Montgomery Eleven
Scores First Victory

Montgomery Junior Colleges foot
ball team finally crashed the VIC
tory column yesterday, whipping
the Randolph Macon B team, TO
at Bethesda.
Tom Foley, George MCGOWAN and
Bill Taylor all had a hand in the
Knights 56-yard drive to the de-
Gliding touchdown. Foley scored on
a two yard buck. Ernie David
kicked the extra point.
The knights penetrated as far
as the visitors 10 in the second
period, but most of the game was
PLAYED between the 30-yard stripes.
MONTGOMERY JUNIOR COLLEGE.
Left End--Hauptman, Hill
: Left Taekie-Frazer, HoyeTmAe.
Center-Walls, Wells.
Right Guard-Rankin, Robinson. sehies-
Right Tackle-oremland.
Right End-Rich, Layne
Quarterback--Coleman Milollo, Valanos.
Left Halfbaek-;calhoun, Foley
Right Halfback-Huffer, Lynch Nc
Fullbaek..Msrrism; o,Nelll; Russeri.
Left End-Simpson, Perrin, Jenrette.
Left Tackle-Blatt. Kodrick.
Left Guard-Sykes, Barlow.
Center - Hargroye, Belcher, Devilbis.
Gillian.
Right Guard-Edgar. Odom. Hagan.
Right Tackle-Harrell, Banks.
Right End-Hodges, Phaup. Trainum.
Quarterback Young. Blankenship,
Hynst Poates. Parker.
Left Halfback-Murphy, Bailey, New
som. wilkinson.
Right Halfback Z Barnes, Johnson,
Smart. Brothers Rudacnle
Fullback--Currie, Watson, Pendergraft.
Kobler, Burch
Montgomery Jr College 0 o -
Randolph Macon q o 90
Montgomery scoring: Touchdown-Foley
Point after touchdown-Dayid (place-
Evening star., 1948-10-24
FrankeI's Colt Beats
Istan;; Selma Stakes
Won by Gaffery
by the Assoe;o,ed prs.s

LAUREL, Md, Oct. 23.-Frank
Frankel, q Texas oil man, struck
one gusher today and came mighty
close to anouner In Laurel's double
stakes offering.
Frankels 3-year-old Quarter Pole
annexed the 35th renewal of the
Washington Handicap, which was
worth $40, 1850 and boosted the colts
earnings for the year to $68, 1855.
The 14,708 fans who braved .
steady drizzle were thrilled in the
following race-the Selma Stakes
for 2-year -old fillies-when Frankel's
Fond Embrace, 40-1 shot, led
right up to the. last bend.
However, Foxcatcher Farms Gat-
fiery came on to win and take down
the purse of $50 9,220.
Quarter Pole qualified for next
Fridays Pimlico Special by winning
the Washington. But Trainer E. L.
Cotton said after the race he wanted
mo part" of Citation, who is scar
Ing away all eliglbleS.
Quarter Pole and Brookfield
Farms Istan, the only colts in the
field of six, fought it out on the
sloppy track. Istan led until the
turn for home when Jockey N. L.
Pierson gave the boot to Quarter
Pole which went on to win by three
lengths and pay $7.20.
Christiana Stables Service Pilot
was third with Loyal Legion, RAM
part and Natchez strung out behind.
Fond Embrace couldn't stand the
pace after being caught. by Gaffery
and fell back to third. Woodvale
Farms Lady Dorimar coming up to
take second. Gaffery was home in
front with four lengths to spare,
paying $1,000 to his 81 hackers.
Both winners turned in creditable
times considering the tracks condi-
tion Quarter Pole did the mile and
quarter in 2:03ss and Gaffery the
mile and sixteenth in 1:46.
The fifth win of the year for Gaf-
fery Zoomed her earnings to SIS, ,445.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Duel of Giant Centers to Mark
Pro Basket Ball Show 7oniqht

The Touchdown Clubs Welfare
Fund should benefit substantially
tonight when four team Basket
Ball Association of America double
header is featured at Uline Arena.
In the opening game set for 8
o'clock Coach Harry Bud) jean
nette's champion Baltimore Bullets
oppose the Iunner-up Philadelphia
Warriors while the\ Washington
Capitols engage the New York
Knickerbockers at $50.
General Chairman Ralph Shaugh-
messy, Publicity Chairman Frank
Kelly and other Touchdown Club
officials have left nothing undone in
an effort to make tonigh's promo
ton an unqualified success.
The officiating itself will be big
league as will everything else con-
nected with the show.
William (Chuck) Solodare and
Phil Fox are to handle the opening
contest while Referee in Chief Pat
Kennedy and Arnold Heft will work
the nightcap.
Kennedy and Solodare, crowd
pleasing veterans, are numbered
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Sport Page in Front
By Nose in S74,600
Stakes al Jamaica
BY The Assoeiotsd Press


NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-sport Page.
q colt whose speciality had been
finishing second in major events,
came into his own today when he
won the $74,600 East View Stakes
at Jamaica by q nose.
The Toledo-owned colt from Royce
q. Martins Woodvale Farm needed
one Of Eddie Arcaro's best money
rides" to edge out E. p. Taylor'a
lightly played Illuminable for the
$751; first share Of the purse.
Third In the field Of eight 2-year-
olds covering q mile and q sixteenth
was Ben Whitaker's Prince Quest,
five lengths behind.
sixth victorious favorite In, a.
many races, Sport Page paid q
happy throng of 30,737 q neat, but
not gaudy $40 for 50. He Wis
timed in 1:46%. AL carried 122
pounds.
In nine previous starts this year,
Sport Page had won only one
maiden race, but had finished sec
ond on four occasions including
such fixtures as the Hopeful, Grand
Union Hotel and Saratoga Special
Just q few days ago he tossed of
wide lead and lost a close one
to Swap Out, which finished fourth
In today's' richest Of the Empire
City Clubs offerings for male juve-
niles.
Back with the trailers and failing
badly for the third straight time wa.
Algasir, which cost Mrs. r. Ambrose
Clark $1060 last August 21 at the
Saratoga dispersal sale of the late
A. c. ErnSt's horses. That was q
record price for a gelding. Alga-
sir, since that sale, has paid back
$29, 9,525 of his purchase price.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Richmond Mars. Slate
OF Hampden- n-Sydney
BY the Assoeioied Press

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 23.-The
University of Richmond today broke
Hampden-Sydney's undefeated rec
ord by handing the always danger
GUS Tigers a % to Z defeat before
. 5000 fans.
Richmond's more powerful team
was in command of the situation
from the opening kickoff which was
returned 81 yards for a touchdown
by Charles Suttenfield. The Spiders
pushed over another touchdown in
the first period, added a safety in
the second and scored twice more
in the final period.
With II seconds left to play,
Numa Bradner tipped a pass to
Garrett Leonard for Hampden-
Sydney's only touchdown.
Lynn Chewing, who made ALL
Southern for Virginia Military In
stitute as a freshman, played al
most the entire game for Hampden-
Sydney and was a threat all after
noon. His booming punts and his
backing up of the line did much to
hold back Richmond's offense.
Suttenfield juggled the opening
kickoff, them scooped it up and
raced through Hampden-Sydney's
team behind good blocking to get
the game off with a bang. Ray
(Sugar) Ralston made a second
touchdown few minutes later
when he broke through the line
after Newhouse had recovered a
tumble on the 27 to set it up.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
JOHNNY HAySBERRY.
Hansberry Faces Ho|t,
Hard Hitter, in Main
Bout al Turner'S

Twenty-year-old Johnny Hans
berry. heavy-punching Washington
middleweight, makes his second
main-event appearance on, the Tur-
ner's Arena boxing show tomorrow
night when he faces Johnny Holt,
another Washington fighter, in an
eight-rounder. This scrap supplants
the scheduled light-heavy battle be-
tween Lloyd Gibson and Archie
Moore which yesterday was post
poned until November l when Glib
son failed to recuperate properly
from a dental operation.
In his debut as headliner, Hans
berry surprised ring fans by upset.
ting Tavern Roach, who was being
steered toward titular battle with
Marcel Cerdan. Hansberry, win
ner in 10 of his 20 fights, fought
Roach smartly to take unanimous
decision. He also holds TKO YER
diets over Al Wright, conqueror of
smuggy Hursey, and Sonny Boy
Bum.
Holt, who has lost only one of
IA professional bouts, Is a strong,
willing youngster and will pit his
terrific right-hand hitting against a
boxer-puncher. In his last two ap-
pearances here, Holt scored knock
outs over Slim Cravette and Julian
Keane.
Featherweight Red Gaddis, an
other 19-out-of-20 winner, will meet
Bert Wicks, whose record shows only
one defeat, in an eight-round semi
final.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Results
By the Associatsd Press

FIRST ,RAcE-Purse.. $500; claiming;
Half Brother iscurlock) $50 $50 2.sO
fArdent Miss (Perez) $50
Also ran-custody. Pull Flush, Iycett,
eaa 9Ss Pat Rsy1 HSme
fsjTn:1 EIs1a Knob I Far Greater: '
SECOND EAcD-purse, $1,000: claim
81 ssae TE ;$sss''' 40 sss s IS
Gallant Bull (Rustia) 2.40
Also ran2Upper Level Luck, Devil.
Wing Messenger.
i, THIRD RAcE-purse, $1,000: maiden
aavy Sysar.Sids Aes tssulssf, snd up R!es so $40
La rime. rknss' / :Mh'9le'' 4s'Sl 400
~, Aisos lan|christoDher; otter Brook,
W FOURTH % RAcEMPur.e. Iu u - ooo. maiden
2-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Tall Weeds tArcaro) 500 $50 $40
Our Hostess tAnderson) $50 $50
l. Espiegle CLARK $40
Also ran--Give Thanks, Milk War
Bebita, Lea Mary. Inchcapella, Admirella,
Chiffon. b Yerba Buena.
King Ranch entry.
FIFTH RAcEmThe Mount Kisco Handi,
upward: 5a furlonRs.
Grey Flight (Permane) $50 $50 230
Tea a-Maker tPassmore) 40 $50
Buzfuz (Donoso) 2.30
Time. :05as. "A
Also ran-Knockdown. Blue Border
SIXTH RACE-Purse. S35.OOo added:
the East View Stakes; 2-year-olds; Ii.
miles.
Sport Page (Arcaro) 40 500 $50
nluminable tPermanel $50 44O
Prince Quest fScurlock) $50
Time, :46+s
!, Also ran-Noble Impulse, Stone Age,
Entrust. Swap Out, Algasir
SEVENTH RkCE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward; lis miles
Joan's Robin tW'dh'se) 1870 $50 3.20
Glib Lady GicausD $50 460
Transhot (PaSsmore) 40
Time, 153G.
Also ran-Brieht Kid. Happy All. Mr..
Happy, Ed, His Daughter. Buffet Supper.
a NJ. S. Goldnamer entry.
EIGHTH EAcE.Purse,, $500: claim
ing; 3-year-oids and up; y miles
BuntyS Imp tGuerin) $50 $50 $50
Complex tPhillippD 4.40 80
Solater (Woodhouse) $50
Time, 1855.
Also ran-Red Flare, Bee Twenty Nine.
Lennie Boy. Bell-the-Cat
Evening star., 1948-10-24

among the greatest officials of all
time. Heft and Fox, local products,
are numbered among the country's
up-and-coming officials.
One Of the outstanding sidehghts
Of tonight's game will be the per-
formance Of towering centers who
were involved in one of the major
player trades of all season.
Kleggie Hermsen, 6-foot, 9-inch
blond Adonis who led Baltimores
scoring with 575 points in 1947-48,
will make his debut with Washing
ton while stylish 6-foot, 8-inch John
Mahnken, originally of Georgetown
University and more recently with
the Caps, will bow in with the Bull
lets.
The Capitols roll into action TO-
night with great two-year regular
season record that shows II VIC
tories against only 81 defeats, and
will feature seven holdovers from
last season and six newcomers.
The local pros will start Bones
Mckinley and either John Norlander
and Dick OKeefe at forward; Herm-
sen center, and Capt. Bob Feerick
and Fred Scolaria at guard.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Rockingham Results
BY the Assoeioisd Press

FIRST RAcEIPurse. 5000; claiming;
4-year-olds and upward; l mile and 80
crayache Church. a1ao $50 $50
dhTox Master CHumphrisO $40 500
ms, 1S cecrops Farioush s0PH Fins, SsHsA' Mag. ~
dhDead heat for second.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
ing; n 4-year-olds and upward: l mile and
sIsSsirs sn4sil 1s5flav!49 MfMu!s9n' $50 "a stS
Hagar Danish 100
Also ran-Eye For Eye, Hutch. Ny
Butterfly. Pompagle. Doodle Bug. Desert
Daiiy double paid Ss9.40J
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000: claiming;
5-year,olds and up: furlongs:
miss.to eass II Hess5nsS9 cSa4sS a1oo 1898 Sso az
'iTs r'm.s Jsanis isa tDestasio' 7.eo
Also ran-2fter Eight. Light Count.
Sir Chester. Pal Cross, Ida A. Fitsmede.
T., FOURTH RsAcE1Purse. IsAs s2.590; claim.
4 Iansh Psts Seh qassteS s u $3.50 '1fo is'9s 1880
oh Gay Hanka (church) $40 $50
Also . rsnEyiiestim, stespl.. rrs. Transit.
flssh; a. Dead Dir hsss aSm for second.
FIFTH RACEPurse, $4,000; allow.
ances; 3-year-olds; furlonss.
Quebec (Wilson) $40 $50 $40
Klsmath (Root) 800 $50
Daring Mate (Martin) $50
Time, I:12.
Also, ran-a Castle Over. Reportabls,
Bedrock, Buster Hope, Brassy Lie.
Mrs. H. Piscano and Fantasy Farms
entry.
SIXTH RACE-S7,5O allowances; Q.
year-olds: furlongs.
Sneak tRogers) 40 400 $50
Roy (Wilson 400 ::S0
Admired tDelpidio) $40
Also ran-Con Merchant, Mr.. Tuck.
Blue Sage, Mill Greek. Loot, Abra,
g Holly Ridge, Sylmady. Esta xez, Billy
&C T. Chenery entry.
bMarlet Stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE; Handicap, pursa,
"a 900: 3-year-olds and UP; i. miles.
Column WILSON, IS $50 go 2.2O
q Asrarian tHettinger) ESQ 220
First Nighter (Zehr) 240
Time, 1:443s.
Also ran-Spiteful Sue, Billy Perry.
Halcyon Air, Mesmer.
Al. L. McKntght entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and Up: q miles.
Heartiest (Delpidio) 1880 $50 $40
Able Marine (WiiSon) 1880 $50
Stridewen Martini 1880
Also ran-Oceanus, Away, Able, Portal
Glenwood Boy. Calvert, Valdivia
Evening star., 1948-10-24
KeeneIund Results
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $4,000; maiden
2-year-olds: 9 furlongs.
smssheT 3 1sz o!SsS1 !SSnzales' 1880 ssSS sssee
TINE Tim., I TIL I.Iss!' brook" 2.0o
Also ran-Great Future. Prince Calvert
Mt. Gilead, Haicyon Blue.
SECOND RAcEPurse,. $500: claim
ins: 3-year-elds and up; turlongss. o.
Iuess luess'T Doc pug acsartwrishe $50 4so 4.so
Also ran.Loyely LUCILLE. Hasty
Countess, Review. Air Lit. Alcan, Deanna.
tToIeca; s;.ss fzaca Girl fVesas Town.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000 claiming;
2-year-elds: i. miles :,
Watch Me Win tBrooks) 500 .4.2o 3.4g
MontsTg a@tsFp feomsee.o 'Gon,se 1890 ssS ssS
l.eo Ass rssac.tshs r., Non none, scdH Act is: Nis:
Dear Boots
Field.
ances: s-yearHoids ana Upward; !. miles
Syndicate tRiyera) 1890 $50 800
First 0esree lCooD 4,40 2,6o
Boatman tBrooks) 2.40
Time, 1:454s.
Also ran-South Dakota, Great Plains.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maidens,
2-year-olds; fur1ongs.
f.fs SINGER tsenIsseEJ sas 1900 : sao % s.44oo
Big Gravel tPeterson) 2.6O
time, 1:I3+s. w
Also ran-IiI Stay, Bamboozle3 wintag,
Sky Power, Watch Susan.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added
Breeders Futurity Stakes; 2-year- olds; 6
furlongs
Olympia Garner, $50 $50 $50
Johns Joy tCombesn 4.60 $50
Fleetins Star Brooks $50
Time. 1:112s.
Also ran-a Yes You, 1.-the. sequence,
Stole. WellSab.
al P Headley entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 8" 900; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward; Is miles.
Mels Chic tRiveral 10.40 $50 $50
Tru Miss fNelson) 1920 $50
Sky Train (BrooksJ $50
Time, 1'46 +
Also ran-Twenty Knots, Brest, Bad
Brandy. Wise Paisano.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and UP; 70 miles,
Anako Cook TAO 4.20 4.20
High Peak tMeyer) $50 500
Regulrity (Westl $40
Time, 1:54ls.
Also ran-Ansted, caumsett. Francie.
Bonnie Charlie. Edie Jane. Up Front.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Team Mat Match Heads
UIine's Cord Tomorrow

Paddy Mack and Olaf Erickson
will face Tarzan Frank Hewitt and
the Red Terror tomorrow night in
the featured team mat match at
Uline's Arena, with former George
town footballer Paulie Byrne ref
ereeing this return bout.
In a supporting match, Steve Cob
will test the Great Mafisto, newly
arrived German grappler, in a one
fall finish bout. Thirty minute pre-
liminary matches pit Red Kirk
patrick against George Sikorski and
Rocco Columbo>a against Joe Ludlum.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Turkey Shoot Scheduled

Prince Georges Rod and Gun Club
is sponsoring turkey shoot today,
starting. at II am. and running the
remainder of the day in the 7100
block of Central avenue Trap and
still targets will be used. Turkeys,
hams and cash prizes will be
awarded.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Eight Comes Played
In CYO Grid Leooue

Results Of yesterdays eight CYC
football league games with out
standing players in parentheses:
Junios Class-St Michaers frank
Hodin). IL; Holy Comforter Dickie Har-
reid, 6. Our Lady Of Lourdes eddie Car
SOM. 20: ST. Francis Xavier I'D Estes,
-. Blessed Sacrament mike Warner,
90: st. Peters (Ches Pohutsky), 8. st.
Josephs Home Johnnie Hart), 90 st.
Jerome's (Art Hiban). O.. St. Anthony 4
Donnie McGlinn). Al; Nativity Bobby
Pompoml. 0. st. Martins Donnie Clark
intermediate Class-St. Francis de
Sales Mick Poulos), Z: st. Anthony's tied
LeneskD. 8. Holy Comforter Brother
Frye, z; st. Martins Tied Melilo), 9.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Stoddurd I'd Club Speaker

Lothrop Stoddard, author and
editorial writer for The Star and
an authority on international af-
fairs, will be main speaker at the
Touchdown Clubs luncheon tomor-
row at 1890 pm.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Navy Soccers Trim Brown

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. % (P.-
The Navy soccer team, moving
through the, mud to its fourth
straight shutout victory, defeated
Brown 80 today.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Hoyu Hurriers Win

Georgetown University won its
first cross country meet of the sea-
son yesterday with 32h points.
Quantico Marines took second with
42h, followed by the Baltimore
Olympic Club with As.
Evening star., 1948-10-24


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Weather Drixzling, Track sloppy.

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We just hope that those yeter-
ans in Dayton who have not yet
availed themselves Of these advan-
tages will either do so, or make
plans to do so. 1t will mean a
healthier, more progressive COM
munity. The Daily Express calls
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College Vets

(COntlnued from. pLEe -
government approximately $217,-
100000 a year. Rep. Kearney
(Rep. N. W chairman of the
Veterans administration estimated
the higher ceilings for on-the-job
trainees will cost $149, 900, O00.
This is one time when our con-
gressmen voted money for peace
instead of war. 1t still lies short Of
the mark, tho, when the billions
to go to defunct, tottering gov
ernments like in Greece, are con-
sidered. However, it is an increase
for that we can be thankful. :
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dent of the National Baptist con
vention; the Rev. w. P. Offutt,
National Baptist convention; DR..
w. H. Ballew, moderator of Ken
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Rev. l.. r. Mitchell, Baptist Min
isterial conference of Greater Gin
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me for a physical examination
You know the rest. After the ex-
animation. chest X-rays and labor
atory tests, l had to tell Bernie
hat she had TB.
After Bernie entered the sana-
forum, the school principal sent
her her diploma, on the strength
of her scholastic record, but Ber-
ME missed the thill Of being grad
uated with her class.
l hope this story helps convince
you that you cannot afford to take
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most precious possession. Tend to
it as you do your very life, for
it is your life. Don't give disease
a chance to strike. See your doc
tor regularly, at least once a year,
for an examination and chest
X-ray.
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This article is co-sponsored by
the National Medical association
and the National tuberculosis as
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forego graduation because we dis
covered she had tuberculosis. In
stead, she entered the sanatorium
for treatment. She is getting along
very we'll and in time will return
home and resume her former life.
But she will always feel cheated
out O ia couple of years of life
because of the disease. Fortunate
ly for her, she won't be cheated
out of her life altogether.
I say fortunately because Ber-
MES tuberculosis was discovered
in time. She is getting excellent
care at the s%anatorium and I
know that when she is released
she will never again neglect her
health and let herself get so run
down that the disease has a chance
to strike again.
You see, Bernie was the sort Of
girl who entered into practically
all school activities. She did not
take time to eat regular meals but
grabbed a sandwich on the run
most of the time. She did not get
enough rest. When Mrs. Brown no.
ticed that her adughter was get
ting thin and seemed to be tired
all the time, she brought her to
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to the Antioch Baptist church of
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Recognized as n of the great
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and preached over 800 funerals.
He was also an educator.
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Romantic" Given
Ton Musical Score

HOLLYWOOD - c O m q lete
musical score for Paramount's
new comedy with music, isn't
1t Romantic?" will feature five
new tunes from the hit-writing
team of Jay Livingstone and Ray
Evans in addition to the we'll
known Rogers and Hart title
melody, which first was intro
duced by Maurice Chevalier in
Paramount's Love Me Tonight. :"
Pre-recording of the songs was
started this week under direc-
ton of arranger-conductor Joe
Lilley.
Composers of such smash hits
as Golden Earrings" and ITO
Each His Own," the Livingstone
Evans score for Isn't 1t Roman
tic?" includes the following
songs:
"Wonder'in When" "Miss
Julie July" ''Indina Dinner"
"At The Nickelodeon" and II
Should Quit When I was Ahead. !"
Teh stellar cast of Isn't 1t
Romantic?" includes Veronica
Lake, Mary Hatcher, Mona Free
man, Patric Knowles, Richard
Webb and Pearl Bailey. Norman
2. Mcleod will direct the film
which gets under way shortly.
Daniel Dare will produce.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02
Cast Editions Set
For EESuperman''

Three top-ranking actors of
the silent screen were added to
the cast of Columbia's 15-chapter
serial, "Superman," yesterday.
The trio are Herbert Rawlinson,
George Meeker and Stephen
Carr. Sam Katzman is producing
and Spencer Bennett directing
the screen version of the popular
comic-strip and radio program.
Kirk Allyn, Noel Neil and Pierre
Watkin head the cast. Tommy
Bond has the comedy lead, re-
placing Maury Dexter, previous
ly announced. Carol Forman has
the role of the female menace"
a n d Forrest Taylor, Charles
Quigley, Terry Frost, Frank
Hagney, Eddie Cobb and Peggy
Wynne will be seen in top fea-
tured spots.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02
Parks, Chapman
In Dumas Story

HOLLYWOOD - Larry Parks
and Marguerite Chapman are
teamed in Columbia's Cinecolor
DECENTRALIZATION of A lie n d e I
Dumas swashingbuckling novel
of Seventeenth Century France,
"The Gallant Blade" which
went into production this week.
In his first screen role since
"The Swordman," Parks plays
Lieut.. Picard, aide to Gen.
Cadeau, French army COM
mander. Miss Chapman is cast
as Nanon de Lartigues, spy for
rival military faction. She re-
Gently completed a co-starring
role with Randolph Scott in the
Cinecolor w stern, Coroner
Creek"
A troupe of 155 players, di-
rected by Henry Levin, appeared
in the opening scenes set in a
castle courtyard. "The Gallant
Blade is Irving Starr's first
Columbia production.