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Evening star., 1950-02-19
DownhiI| Ski Race
Won by Italian at
Speed Of $ M.P.H.
By the Assoeioted Press

ASPEN, ColO., t'eb. IL. - ZenO
Colo, a hawk-nosed farmer from
Italy, slammed down the side of
Mount Aspen at a speed of So
miles an hour today to win the
mems downhill run and bring an
end to the world ski champion
ships.
The squat Italian ripped over
the 2.1-mile course that drops
2,400 feet in that distance in 2
minutes, 34.4 seconds.
That was one and three tenths
seconds better than any other of
the So starters from 13 nations
could do. The daredevil from
Italy has an unofficial record of
100 miles an hour for stretch
of 220 yards.
Earlier this week, Colo won the
giant slalom and took second to
Georges Schneider of Switzerland
in the slalom, feat seldom du-
plicated in world skiing.
Nine Fail to Finish.
Nine competitors fell and did
not finish the grind. Most of the
tumbleS came near the finish
where the skiers leaped off pre-
cipice of sheer ice. None of those
who fell was injured except
Ernie McCullogh of Canada, who
suffered a sprained ankle.
James Couttet of France was
second to Colo with 1857, while
Egon Schopf of Austria finished
third with 2:36,3. Schopf is the
young man whose engagement to
Dagmar Rom, Austrian coed who
won the Women's slalom and giant
slalom, was announced last week
Bernard Perren of Switzerland,
Christian Pravda Of Austria, and
Jean Pazzi of France finished in
the first six.
Unofficial Team Scores.
Counting the earlier jumping
and cross-country events-the
Nordic phase of the champion
ships-at Lake Placid, N. Y, and
Rumford, Me-, the complete. un-
official team scores tabulated by
the Associated Press were:
Austria. St; Sweden, ST; Nor
way. 46l2; Italy. 81 France, %;
Finland, %; Switzerland, 81;
United States, 9l2, Canada, 2.
One of the dramatic incidents
involved Jim Griffin of Ketchum,
Idaho, who fell only yards from
the finish. He crawled across on
his hands, dragging his skis on his
feet. He was timed in 2:46.5. Of
flcials estimated he lost 10 Sec
onds. A time of 2:36.5 would
have given him second. Instead
he was 18th.
Austria S unofficial team triumph
was due entirely to it's snow
queens who swept all three wom-
ems titles. The point table of
women events is as follows: Aus
tria, 60 points; France, II; Italy,
4; United States, 3. Five nations
never did break into the scoring.
Unofficial team scores for the
Aspen event alone were: Austria,
67; Italy, 81; France, 26; Switz-
erland, 2l; United States, 6; Nor
way, 4, and Canada, l.
Here is the unofficial order of
finish with times, in the mems
doWnhill race:
Evening star., 1950-02-19
MiddIecoHs Ace
Is Third of Week
On Rio Grunde Links
BY the Associated Press

HARLINGEN, Tex, Feb. 18.
Cary Middlecoff of Ormond
Beach. Fla. the National
Open champion, shot a hole
in-one during his third round
in the Rio Grande Valley
Open golf tournament today.
The ace came on No. 5,
a par three, 175-yard hole.
1t was the third hole-in-one
of the week at the e.095-yard
Harlingen Municipal course,
where the open tournament
is being played. Dick Noble,
McCallen, Tex, amateur got
one Sunday in the pro-ama-
teur sweepstakes. Sam Sch
neider, Houston professional.
banged one Wednesday in the
pro-amateur best ball.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Court Teams to Honor
Dr.. Edwin Henderson

DR.. Edwin B. Henderson, di-
rector of physical education for
divisions 1913 of the District pub
Tic schools and author of the
book. The Negro in Sports" will
be honored between halves of the
Delaware State Maryland State
basketball game Thursday night
at Turner's Arena.
Maryland State, one of the
Nations top Negro teams, has won
Is out of II games, while Della
ware State is in fourth place in
the CIAA.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Virginia Tech Quintet
Defeats Virginia, 1854
BY the Associated Press

BLACkSBURG, Va, Feb. 18.-
lex Tllson and Dick Sayre, Vir-
glnla Techs ace point-producers,
dumped in 27 and Is points, re-
spectlvely. tonight to lead the
Gooblers to 1854 win over Vir-
ginia's Cavaliers.
Tech led all the way and held a
32-2l lead at the half. Joe Noert-
ker, star Virginia center, kept the
Cavaliers in contention with 21
points. Lou Morris scored II for
the Cavaliers.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

llul / lCo llOlllC
by pl a II e
after a month
on the winter
tour.
The blond
haired Vir-
ginian con-
fesses that he
m i G h t b e
somewhat of
a big shot at
home he's
the Maryland
and Virginia
Open cham
piOn-but, on
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Pro Net Tourney Revived

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 18 Pl.-
The Philadelphia Inquirer Char
tiles, Inc, announced today it will
hold its second world champion
ship" professional indoor tennis
tournament March 20-26. The
event is being renewed after a
lapse of three years and will
carry prize money totalling
$4,000.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Grohom, Star at Trups, Dies

LONG LAKE, ILL.,, Feb. 18 R).-
Jay r. Graham. 10, once world
champion trap shooter, died today
in his Long Island home.
Graham won the world crown
at the Olympic Games in Stock
holm in 1912. He fired high gun
in many meets throughout the
country and long had been pro-
fessional.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Bette Roland Captures
Two Swimming Titles
SpecioI Dispatch 10 The stor

YORK. Pa, Feb. 13.-Bettie
Roland of Washington, D. c.. won
the 100-yard freestyle and the
| 150-yard individual medley in the
Middle Atlantic AAU invitation
swimming meet tonight, setting a
pool record in the 100 and both a
pool and Middle Atlantic record
in the medley.
Her 100-yard time was 1:045
and her medley time was 1921.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
By MerreII Whittiesey

Jack Isaacs, the slow swing
ing, slow walking, slow w-talking
pro at Langley Field was out of
character last week when he
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Gussie Wins Bombay Title

BOMBAY, India, Feb. 18 (P.-
Gussie Moran defeated Mrs. Pat
Canning Todd, 6-2, 6-3, in the ALL
California final of the Cricket
Club of India's tennis tournament
today.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-03

Josephine Miller. treasurer; ClAr.
india Cox. publicity chairman:
ESsie Thurston. sunshine chair
man, Other members OF the club
are the MmeS Gladys williams.
Virginia Duke, Ruth BurkG and
Fannie Mae Bailey. The purpose
Of the club IL To establish
friendship and nelEhborly contact
with club members In the neigh.
borhood, Club members viii meet
once q week, and three nights win
be spent In sewing and ono In soc.
ialiEing,
Mr., and MFa. Charles A. Dan.
forth. SS3 Carroll Ave, win OBJ
serve their seventh wedding ami.
verSAry on Valentines Day Tues.
day, Feb, IL
Mrs. Alexander WIsemaA. 067
Rondo Ave, viii observe her
birthday, Saturday, Feb, Z,
Sunday. Jan, 20. q reception
was held at Hallie q. Brown house
to mark the opening Of the annual
Sunday Evening Salon series, Tho
first program Of the series will
feature Mrs, Ermins Hail Allen,
contrAlto. who viii appear In =
recital February 3,
The lambda Zeta Chi sorority
held It's business meeting Wednes.
day, Jan, 20, at the home Of Mrs,
Louise Elliott. Oil IElehArt Ave.
The group made plans for n VNlen.
tine party TO be held on February
10 In honor Of the now members
soon 10 be initiated In the club.
The next meeting Of the club will
be at the home Of Mra. MCKEE
Richardson, 046 Rondo Ave.
The Temple Builders club Of
MI, Oivct baptist chuTch 10
planning q pageant TO be pre-.
sented soon at the church, depict.
ing q satire on the church mini.
Ster. The title OF the pageant viii
be The Conspiracy In the Court
Of Hell"
MIR. and Mira. DANES Martin, G8b
Maekubin st.. will observe their
second wedding anniversary Sat
urday. Feb. II.
A card In the mali from Mrs,
Lionel Allen, COS w. Central Ave.
states she Ia enjoying the sunny
weather OF Florida, She u on an
extended visit with friends and
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relatives In that state,
Mr.. and Mira, HsRTy Courtney
HllyRrSl. 7R2 81 Anthony Ave,
win observe their 20th Wedding
anniversary ON Tuesday, Fob, II,
Troop No. II1. the Brownie
Scout Troop, q group Of small
giri scouts between the AgSs Of 7
and ., met Saturday, Jan 2s At
Halle =, Brown community house.
Miss Eva, LiEhtfoot 10 director Of
the group
MR.. CARTE I.AFRuCettr, 6bT
Carroll Ave. underwent an oper-
alton In St Joacph'S hospital Sat.
urdAy. Jan, Is Her condition IL
reported 10 be improving
An = pound 1871 ounce baby girl
was born Saturday. Jan ~ to
Mr., and Mrs William Clark. Slb
W, Central Ave, In 81. JoRcph'R
hospital. This 10 the Clarks sixth
child.
Mrs. Connie Griffin, sa7 W, Cen
trail Ave, gave . shower In her
home Friday night, Jan, ~ for
Mrs. Janabelle Taylor who will
soon give birth to a baby, Those
present were the Mines Jessie
ShoffneT. Albreta Murray HAr.
riett Hayes. Catherine scipio,
Beatrice Reed, Helen Smith,
Helen Sims, Laura Mae Robbins,
Edith Green, EArline Galloway,
Betty Maxwell, JuRhita Murphy,
Beatrice Coleman. Those who sent
gifts but could not attend were
the Mines. Doris shannon, Jun.
aud BraddOck. Mabel Harper
The group played bridge and pin.
oChle games, The Mines Janabells
Taylor, Murray, Coleman and
Galloway won the prizes
The Earnest Workers club mot
Friday, Jan. ~ at the home Of
Mrs, Lolo Edwards, 244 W. Cen.
trail Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-03

SeherM hospital for the past
three months, is improving nicely
now. and expects to be out in an
other month. Mrs. Pipldns has a
broken ankle.
Thomas Riggs, 1851 Bryant
Ave. No, six and one-half years
old. has been confined TO his bed
with bronchitis.
Mrs. Sarah Pratt, 1903 Fourth
Ave. So, who returned home from
the hospital Tuesday. Jan. "a, Is
up and around now but still con-
fined to her home.
The Birthday Club met at the
home Of Mrs. Consuela Poole, 3OS2
Fourth Ave. So. Sunday. Jan. 20.
The members were entertained by
games. First prize was won by
Mrs. Maxine Jones' second by
Mrs. Beatrice Slemmons, and
third by Mrs. Barbara Strawder.
Next meeting will be held in
March at the home Of Mrs. Grace
Bryant, 324 East 3Sth st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mcdonnell,
81 Colfax Ave. No, are the par
ents OF another boy. born Satur-
day, Jan. p, at Maternity Hos
pital. The baby weighed seven and
three fourth pounds and has been
named George w. Both mother
and son are doing fine.
After being confined to her bed
for five weeks, Mrs. Beulah Cob
ron, 9Ol Fourth ST. No. is up and
around again. She was confined
with a knee injury and pneumonia.
The Keeyes Club Of Border
Methodist church held its belated
Christmas party Saturday, Jan.
%. at the social room 1901 Bryant
Ave. No. Games were played after
which refreshments were served.
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DImItFi MItropOuIOa.

ThelmA spotted
Isn't that MitropouIoS7" she asked. nudgng
What would Mtropouos protest
II didn't make
Then double take.
II the famed He
lady In . fur coat Not a mink either.
Three days before that had driven by Hall
matinee the Hall
duct the New York Philharmonic Society
Now MitropouIos sitting lobby O
Broadway housebadng glasses Ereatcoat
This picture had good notices" whispered ThemA but
II must be pretty good or he wouldn't BE- here. huhH"
The Hidden pretty good" 10
the dollar twenycentS Nl2OJ paid apiece
have q feeling hat average Hollywood whOdunt
wouldn't N. Maybe
like the
Maybe he's just looking q good movie.
III report also that left the theatre Mr.
his friends
MItTOpouloa casting . at
comedy!
good picture
entertainment
Meanwhile Hollywood distinguishing pic.
lures, bedroom play accompanied by headlines
Some the writing
beating the tub DeHaVand
Torrance In The Hereas"
The Hsress" nothing npOasIbls hodge
podgs hEhHEhtsd BY Montgomery suH
depreciation Of the unstable lover.
Miss DeEavland stupid through remarkably
Not Hopkins picture
her There those win Miss Hopkins thief
" there
Bicycle Thief"
shoddy. WHAT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-03

President Of the club IL Mrs.
Windsor Crews, 342s Oakland Ave.
Mrs. p. NJ. Wright, 6l4 Lyndale
Ave. No, who has been confined
to her bed with a cold this past
week. Is up and around now.
MIR. William Reed, ST., 54l Cir
ard Ave. No. Is stin in Detroit,
Michigan visiting his son. William
Reed, Jr. Mr.. Reed. ST.. IL expec-
ted TO return TO the city soon. He
is the father OF Mrs. Jack Poster.
Friends Of Mr. J. H. Wright,
1909 Clinton Ave. So, will be
glad TO know that he Is on the
road to recovery. Mr.. Wright has
been III with a heart condition.
Miss Irene Little John, lS49 East
oath St. returned to the city Sat
urday. Jan. Is, from Little Rock
Arkansas, where she has been
visiting with relatives and friends
for the past three weeks.
The st. Peters Choral club will
meet at the church. Friday, Feb.
3. at 7:30 p. m. for rehearsal.
Ann Harad Griffin. 384l Clinton
Ave. So, is still confined TO her
bed with a severe cold. She be-
came III Saturday. Jan. Is. Ann 10
the six-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Fraction.
The NeIghbOrhOOd Sewing club
will meet Friday. Feb. ,, with Mrs.
Carl Fraction. 3s4l Clinton Ave.
So
The Church Of God In Christ,
7O2 Lyndale Ave No. held its
first Missionary Meeting Sunday.
Jan. 20. at p. m. Mrs. Addie
Burress, Evangelist Missionary.
2slO Tenth Ave. So. was the prin-
ciple speaker. Mrs. d. l.. Buford.
Assistant Supervisor Of Womens
Work presided. Mrs. Z. J. Drake
is secretary.
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OUT.OF.TOWN BTRTIrDAYn

FEB. IL Howard Darnsll,
Kansas CITY. Mo; Mrs Lee
Thompson, Evanston. III Dean E.
Hart, Seattle, Wash; -. l.. Alex
andsT. Evanston, III. FEB. II, HAT-
old Booker. Mrs.. J. T. Morgan.
Ogdan, Utah.
Feb. Use. Williams. s57 ~.
Anthony Ave, g. Paul. Feb. 10
WiIiie c. CheatEm, Chicago. H.
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In The Roaming

IN The Running
Machito and his ork with Gone
CITY and .BIah-Ba. Du, Mercury
label Jerry Murads HarInoni-
cats with trio Al Fiore and Don
Les fundamentally handling
HaTmOnIcAt Jingle and the Vim
cent YoumAn standard Tea Fer
Two, also Mercury.
Decca may have Artie Shaw's
current band but MGM label has
a backlog of Shaw disks worthy
of envy. sides like The Glider,
and Instrumental delight and
What Il This Thing Called Love.
spotlights both band and Mel
Torme'S song styling
Decca's Joe Morris has q fine
version Of the hit SneaICin' Around
and his band lets out with Portals
BOOgie. Fat Man RobLnson's
Quintet, also on DeccA, strikes q
blues streak In Blues Stay Away
Fro Me and My Buckets Got .
Hole In II.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-03

been labeled Hollywood something
similar toPAong Cassidy might
Is The Bicycle Thief title will
long been fed with Hollywood seeking good
tertanment
BICYCLE Is of The naSs, nm. you'd wan,
It's the simple story Italian
OF job for long time He finally opportunity
his trade bill but the calls
bicycle Is He had TO to feed his little family
He pawn family get money
redeem the bicycle tragedy happens
theft steals his bicycle The bicycle that
job
boy Bruno search Rome for the
bicycle.
As the picture to
covering the precious bicycle every
Never has a bicycle seemed important
You that dialogue
OF
the people Rome you always
want them to find the bicycle
The boy plays part Of In
the wonderful heart reading performances you've
In theatre and watched
Hollywood ending you may theatre
feeling bit daEed and etdoWn for But
the simplicity OF The Bicycle Thief will
II will Minneapolis Of theatres
which show foreign films Or has played there
times films
II it hasn't please watch Bicycle
the picture with ThemA Berry. played
Theatre
briefly Broadway and A9th.
An English picture, Room" Embassy
a away We decided q scet that too
The Hidden Room" a suspense picture
you your up he minutes or Co.
Maybe until tn" final fHdOut which doesn't cOHfOrm ths
Hollywood
We waited in the lobby picture
wouldn't find out what II all about
And whom do think waiting patiently lobby
two frisnds7
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ut. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Feb. s-Wilham White. TIA
Rondo Ave; Mrs. Elizabeth Hall,
3bs N. Dale st., Mrs, Title Dan.
leia. ga E. i4th 81. Feb, D-Mra
q. W, Lindsey. 278 w. Central
Ave: Mrs. Emma Hood sac ~
ChAtswoTth; Humphrey A, Woo.
ten, 457 81. Anthony Ave.
Feb. 10 George y. Lewis, B4s
IT. Anthony Ave, Ella Alice
Jackson, 6s1 81. Anthony Ave. /;
Mrs. Nathaniel Galloway, 800
IglehArt Ave. Feb. IL Norma
Baker. 3ls W. Central Ave. Feb.
II, Lawrence E. Hickman. 200 -.
Adams: Euniee GLASS, 787 81. An.
thony Ave: C0ree Thomas. 400
Harrington. Feb. Virginia
Curry. 200 81. Adams: Mrs. Jose
phine Miller, 0D3 IgiehArt Ave,
Feb. I4-~Mrs. L. Davis, COS
RondO Ave; Eugene ToIaaAlnt,
$50 IgIshart Ave: Charles vii
liam Coins. 006 IgIehArt Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-03

looked upon those who patruniEed European films
as "arty" borus, Now, out OF sheer desperation
even the dyedin- the-woOl whodunt followers can
be found shppnG past thS turnstiles Of the little
houses where the foreign made films play
Fm convinced the only reason mOre AnAeFt.
cans dOn't Scek relief from Hollywood medic
cracy In films produced abroad, 10 that the
titles Of the latter motion pictures are usually
no horribly duh
Take. for example, the Italian picture. The
Bicvrle Thief" I cant think NJ n n,or. Nat nm.
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MINNEAPOIIa RIRTnDAYa

Feb. 0--RoSe TiIIOtsOn, 10 N.
Ninth ~. FEB. I0--GeoTEs Lewis,
Il0s AIdrich Ave. No: Dorothy
Mae KincannOn, 704 Oak Lake
Ave. No: Leslie Green. 307 Du-
pont Ave No. Feb. il~-JOseph
Kidd. 528 Oirard Ave. No. Feb. ~
Clarence Smith. 2704 Fourth
Ave. So; Charles Wagner, as3D
fifth Ave. 30; Leo crump, 1907
nth Ave. 30: Mrs, ID. Buford,
SO36 Fourth Ave. So; Mrs 7. q.
Jones. 3p42 Third Ave. 30, Feb.
IL Mrs. Ella Williams, SI3 Aid.
rich Ave. No: J. r. Smith. B7s
Bryant Ave. No; Charlie PieTSon.
1901 Bryant Ave. No; Mrs. Lulu
Moore. 0Ts Bryant Ave. No
Feb. it-MTs. C0TTins Bum, 90
Aldrich Ave, No: Mrs. Sarah
Dorsey, HOS AldFich Ave. No:
Harold Mayea. BT.. 704 Humboldt
Ave. No; c. T. Palmer. 7Ib
Seventh b. No; Terry Whit.
taker. bI8 Humboldt Ave. No.
FEB. iS-R1y r. HAtchstt, 4O44
Fourth Ave. 30; Boldly Randall,
720 Bradford Ave. No; Mrs.
Luther Payne. 657h Olson blvd. I;
Rev. Timothy Barge. sI2 Firth
Ave. No.
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RATING the
r z G @ q DS
BY J. HonFy Randall
A Train" 70 Nicer

The Golden Gate Quartet, an
outstanding group OF singers that
have been on top for q long time
IL the No. l rave this week under
Mercury label with q pair OF spirt-
tuals excellently done in their
familiar down TO earth manner.
What amounts to being sermons in
songs are their Interpretation of
Same Train and Ride on Moses.
two OF the best loved and yet sell
dom heard spiritual landmarks In
our treasure-box Of American
folk songs
Good uSaORiRg
The return Of DixielAnd to pop
ularity with record fans has
brought some good and bad ex.
Rmples OF the earlier form of jazz.
Among the newer connections Is
a pair by Pete Daily's Dixieland
band on Capitol label-DAlIy Rag
and Big Bass Horn Blues. Rag"
sports u good ragtime piano and
features some interesting tuba
sounds in the background, The
flip Is in stop and go rhythm. Both
are instrumentals,
Bobby Smith. known for his
pennings Of 'Tppin' In, "Sor-
ghum Switch" Needle Point" and
others, whipped up a couple OF
new ones for Appollo's jazz rep
ertoire which are naturals for the
turntable. "A" side Ia q slow-paced
reed-rhythm item called Dessert
Night, which conjures up an ex.
otto vision OF q sultan's harem.
Mate, also heavy on reed with
submerged brass, Is u feet-beatinR
Bess's BOOEie, featuring some good
piano work by Duke Anderson.
Also Apollo Is a rolling blues
item done by Eddie Mack and his
crew Of HOOt and HOIIsr Saturday
Night. Eddie shouts the lyrics on
this and the mate Of Cool Mama.
Another Capitol luminary. Julia
Lee, puts her Interpretation on a
pair Of oldies, Gotta Gimme What
Cha Got and IN Get Along Some
how. The Boy Friends knock out
some good rhythm assist on both.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
81. PAU

Dressed tsenagsS and playing games, the Friendship
Sewing and Social club held its first social meeting Saturday
Jan - at the home of Mrs Josephine Miller 500 glehar Ave
With Mrs Ruth Burks hostess The newly organized club
officers Mrs Geraldine Taylor president the Mines Der.
Duke Ella Hickman
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Inc Emma Thompson Court of Heroines of Jericho FA
MaSons held ITS cabinet meeting the Eks Rest l4s lily.
Thursday Jan 20 Plans for the years work
refreshments were served Myrtle Banks the most ancient
matron
Mrs Dora Pipkins lO3l Bryant Ave No. who has been in
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IN The Pop AFsRG

." wv w SbOSsS
Claude Thornhill, as 10 usual
with his smooth and dulcet style,
10 mAgicAlly cool with his latest
Victor Of sitting BY The Window.
A deep-reed tone lends a lush ro-
mantle touch TO the Russ McIn-
tyre vocal. Paired 10 73O In The
Books an old Jan Savitt original
smoothly rippled by Thornhill's
piano with assist from the band
-. The Irving Fields Trio has a
There's some Of the RobinSon's
ed Wedding Samba, with vocal by
the Three Beaus and q Peep. Mate
il . Fields keyboard caper on
Kitty. with Nancy Reed and Ralph
Young Quoting the lyrics.
First Of what may be q flock
Of tunes paying tribute TO the
late Bill Robinson IL on Victor
by Jaunita Hail and the -Four
Tunes. Old BOJangIes II Gone.
nice time with the tricky rhythm
famous steps added in. which
makes the idea q novel one. On
the flip. the Tunes background
Miss Hall on the oldie, I'm In The
Mood For Love. Benny Mortsn's
ork supplies the accompaniment
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WAY SEE
y BY nELL DQDS0n RUSsEu
New York City

It looks Hollywood going unWtttnSly the most
stAunch ally OF the foreign film
Either Hollywood becoming progressively foreign
becoming progressively better pictures produced
abroad country
Evening star., 1950-04-08
Special Announcements for Sunday in Washington Churches

and the last in the series, Jesus
and the New Life" -" At 8 pm.
the annual service of Columbia
Lodge Elks including all auxili-
aries will be held.
West Washington Baptist-The
Rev. Charles B. Austin will preach
at II am. on THE Pull of the
Resurrection Hope" and at 8 pm
Living the Life of Christ" The
Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
bake sale. Friday beginning at
$3.50 am, at 1241-43 Wisconsin
avenue NV. d..
Petworth Methodist - 8 pm
Sunday a drama, "Barabbas, Sor
Of the Master" will be presented
by a cast under the direction of
DR.. Linwood Hosley.
Twelfth Street Christian-At II
a m. Sunday the Rev. j. F. Whit
field will have for his theme
Trying to Answer Life's Greatest
Questions" the third and last of
a series. BaptiSmal services will
follow the sermon. Death and
Life" A cantata will be pre-
sented at 7:30 pm.
Mt. Carmel Baptist-The eighth
annual Alumni Day service will
be held tomorrow. Dean George
A. Parker. Terrell Law School.
will speak at 1925 am.
Petworth Baptist-The topic of
the Rev. S. L. Morgan. jr., at II
a m. is, Life Is a Miracle" At
g pm. will be baptism and an
Easter story.