davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-03-31
Action Due Soon on Plan
To Curb Anacostia Floods

A long-range $4.531. 200 pro-
gram to eliminate floods on the
Anacostia River is due for Senate
action soon.
It is part of a big rivers and
harbors bill. carrying projects for
all parts of the country.
The bill became unfinished bust
ness of the Senate late yesterday
and will come up for action after
the pending displaced persons bill
is disposed Of.
The measure also carries a Is
year program estimated to cost
$142,0 900 to clear the Potomac
River of water chestnuts between
Key Bridge and Maryland Point
38 miles downstream.
The food control bill already
has passed the House and has
been approved by the Senate Pub
lie Works Committee. It merely
would authorize projects, how
ever. and appropriations would
have to follow before the work
could begin.
Evening star., 1950-03-31

The Bladensburg Town Coun-
Gil today ordered dismissal OF
it's former police chief, Henry ]
Nebel. for falling to stay or
duty during official tours of duty
The action was announced al
1:25 an, following a turbulent
f1ve-hour public hearing.
Mr.. Nebel was accused of &C.
cepting bribes, of failure to en-
force State liquor laws and Of
threatening to bring a charge o1
bribery against a Bladensburs
man. The council ruled there
was insufficient evidence to sup.
port these three accusations but
found there was support for the
one involving failure to remain
on duty.
The four counts were included
in an order by the council fol
Mf. Nebel to appear and show
cause why he should not be dis
charged for malfeasance and mis-
conduct in Office.
More than so persons crowded
the Bladensburg fire house for the
hearing for Mr.. Nebel-the police
chief until the post was abolished
two weeks ago.
Mr.. Nebel was accused by Rob-
ert M. Brooks, "a, colored, Of the
Evening star., 1950-03-31

standing presentations in public
service by a newspaper in the
history of the awards"
The Chicago Daily News won
an award in 1910 for general ex-
cellence in foreign news reporting.
Murray Becker of New York,
chief photographer of the Associ-
ated Press, received an award for
the best sports action picture of
1949. 1t was sequence of three
rapid-f1re photographs showing
Johnny Pesky of the Boston Red
Sox sliding home safely in close
game last fall with the New York
Yankees.
Kingsbury Smith OF the Inter-
national News Service received
the 1949 foreign news award for
his interviews with Joseph Stain.
Evening star., 1950-03-31
BIodensburg Council Orders
|NebeI Fired as Policeman

1900 block of Forty-ninth street,
Bladensburg, of accepting $25 and
SIS weekly payments from last
December through March /. The
payments were for permitting
him to sell alcoholic beverages at
his house without license, Brooks
stated.
This was denied by Mr.. Nebel.
Also denied was a charge that he
failed to make arrests for liquor
law violations during the same
three-month period and another
that he threatened to have
Brooks charged with bribery If
the latter did not deny a written
statement he made under oath.
The council. however. said II
felt there was sufficient evidence
to show that the police official
failed to stay on duty much OF
the time during the week preced-
ing March Is.
The dismissal was approved by
four of the five councilmen. The
fifth, Josias S. Cobb, withdrew
from the proceedings from the
start because. he asserted. "Nebel
seems to think I hold animosity
against him."
Mr.. Cobb was referring to his
own arrest week ago on a charge
of permitting operation Of a lot
terry" in a house owned by him
next door to his home. Mr.. Nebel
was the leader OF that raid-an
event which took place the night
after the council suspended him
from the police force.
Mr.. Nebel is 36 years old and
has lived in Bladensburg for Is
years. His pay as police chief was
$4,000 annually.
Evening star., 1950-03-31
Milton BerIe Divorced
Again by Ex-ShoweirI
By the Assoeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 31.-Joyce
Matthews, former showgirl, has
obtained divorce-for the second
time-from Milton 'Berle, tele-
vision comedian.
Attorney Samuel I. Hartman
said the divorce was granted yes
terday in the Virgin Islands tc
the blond Miss Matthews, who was
given custody Of the couple s
daughter, Victoria, 4.
The couple first was married
in 1941. and divorced in 1947
Remarked last June, they sepa-
rated a few months later.
Evening star., 1950-03-31
ADVERTISEMENT
Double -Dutu'l cream

Yes-one cream that's complete skin
treatment because 1t ''corrects" as it
"cares"i CD Mexsana Skin Cream con-
tains nearest-to-nature lanolin oil that
sinks in to correct" dry, rough skin with
softening action; (2) cares" for skin as
perfect makeup base Gently medicated.
Greaseless. Buy Mexsana Skin Cream.
Evening star., 1950-03-31
Chicago Daily News Wins
Prize on Skid Row. Series

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Mar. 81
R.-The Chicago Daily News to-
day won its second headliner
award in 10 years for a series Of
illustrated stories on Chicago's
"Skid Row."
The newspaper received the
public service award, one Of II
citations announced by judges in
the 18th annual Headliners Club
contest for outstanding journal
ism, news photography and news
broadcasting.
The Headliners Club is an or
ganization sponsored by the City
of Atlantic City. 1t was formed
Is years ago to give journalism
awards.
Two Chicago Daily News re-
porters, William F. Mooney and
Frederick H. Bird. jr.. were listed
for special awards as authors OF
the "Skid Row" series which de-
picted the plight of vagrants in
Chicago.
The judges committee, headed
by Tom Paprocki. Associated Press
sports cartoonist, cited the "skid
row" photographs accompanying
the series "as one of the most out
Evening star., 1950-03-31
Phi|ade|phian Wins
1949 A.P. Award for
Best News Picture
Nv the Associotsd Press

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 31.-A Phil
adelphia Inquirer photographers S
picture of police gun battle with
a mass murderer in Camden, N.
r.. has won first prize for 1949
in the Associated Press national
contest for excellence in news
photography.
The winner Is William F.
Augustine.
His prize and others were an
nounced last night by Lee Hills
OF the Miami Herald. president
OF the Associated Press Managing
Editors Association, which con-
ducts the contest.
The contest is limited to photos
produced i, by Associated Press
member newspapers.
The prize photo, killer Siege"
shows detectives trying to get a
shot at Howard Unruh, the craZed
war veteran who killed 13 persons
and wounded three others in a
shooting rampage last September
6. The picture was transmitted
by Associated Press Wirephoto
that day.
Mr.. Augustine's reward will be
4 800 cash prize and a photo
graph Of a silver and oak plaque
bearing his name and those Of
previous winners. The plaque is
on permanent exhibit in AP gen.
eral headquarters In New York.
There was tie for second place
between Tragedy in the Rain. ="
by Peter A. MacGregor of the
Detroit News and Harry, Just
One of the Boys" by Robert Nc
Cord of the Arkansas Democrat,
Little Rock.
Evening star., 1950-03-31
AUNT Jenny Made ME
ABE11ER C00k!'
IT'S E4SI.. JUST DO THESE
2 SIMPLE THINGS!
Follow Aunt Jenny's mefho d 5

" given in the, tested recipes in Spry
ads, on Spry labels and in the Spry
Cookbook. Offered below.) This easy
Spry way of cooking, developed and
perfected by Aunt Jenny from years of
Evening star., 1950-03-31
WASHINGTON WOMEN say
mo longer scared to cot fried foods
toys Mrs. lowrenes Churchill,
s152 Eastern Ave., NV.

ave were always afraid to
eat fried foods until l dis
covered the Spry way to
fry. What a difference!
Now my fried foods are
crisp, golden, as digestible
as can be. We eat them to
our hearts content"
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12
Poultry Briefs

a ration IOw ~ fiber is most e.
fODomjc9l for brOller production.
IN application u 100 pounds Of
buDerpbosplis.te 10 every ton Of
fresh poultry manure prevents loss
" nitrogen.
IAfHe eggs should average q
ODnees ~ fbe DOZEN. medium eggs
y 00Dees and pullet eggs % ounc-
- dOzeB.
j. j. The poor bird IN the crate
that determines the price. Grade
market poultry for uniformity.
Constant culliBg d Door LAYERS
through ont the year keeps the
fork laying a high rate.
Frequent collection. quick cool
1DR. controlled humidity. careful
Dseflpg and speed 90 marketing are
ree0t0meDoed practices for con
serving fresh quality d eggs.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12

~ their hOBHe guest On THURSDAY
an1 Pri1sg. t1Ys. 1faffie Clark. n
Baltimore.
~. an1 SIR. Howard Draper. Mr.
aD1 3fs. Fey Whitesi1e. " Win.
0fH Thomas WiGGate and son Char
les " HehOilOfh. and bir. and slra.
hhet Smith and their daughter.
hliea. ~ DOter. visited ST.. and Nrs.
JhDuas Draper on sunday
GOrDl isaac OTyis u fort Meade
30. spent fbe weekend with his
family here a11 on Saturday even
lDg fOrDl Ots1s and Mrs. Orvis A.
tsn9e1 = wedding 10 Ridgely. I'D.
0r and 1lrs. Marshall Hart and
children. were dinner guests o. Alr.
ab0 9rs. Francis Simpson. IN Hous
TN. ~ sunday
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12

Gtf i,btlils DOtg jeN ~ thurs.
M mining ~ glsh Lienf znl
0tf T. . HtnHbf. lB pfDsi1eBee
tfbD1f lsisD1 white Hb1t M VII
slsO sifji fle01s Do bew BamD.
tbiff,
tits Amir DfaDoy dls1 - fho
iNyiDf N lIer 0sB9lifef 10 Win.
bbete Tjlf bA1 Bis1e beF hume ln
tfff-Di teays, ~ BafBr1ay eyenink
tDljDwjDK ~ illness Wf1eb nd eone
fined bft ~ beY bed fOY he pat
bDDBib, pBDeYa1 soyvlees mere he'd
- flje fDUDey HUBegz1 Home ln
DD5tt ~ JDesG4Y afternoon ~ =
.. ~, VIII bJf1A1 - HAfFHffs CtAp-
=. Dfe. DfaDer would baye Obset.
te0 bei Djbeib blttb14Y Do bern
Der aD0 b8s YefY Aef1ye 90 Until
me lime ~ bof Illness which eaHs-
- bey 0e8fjl she 81 FBryiyeG b.
15h9lieg 0rE. IljllaB Wbifes3le.
1D1 = b0D JOOtUa1 Draper. u MIR
DDliA. @ts Jb0Dlas Wlnlafe. u Re-
lob0ib aD1 BOwArd Draper n
pblja. 0fs. y a ln1erB0D. " Red
bank 3, J., attJyed On TbBrsday
~ sD"Do = ten 1ay Writ WITH her
6iDibff 0fT Bessle j. Hart. On
5DD05Y they were tie dinner eiiest
~ b. 401 Mrs Wllllam Hart. near
DeAf tro1er1e8.
@g AD1 5gs, E0WSrd 800 speih
i1e weekejl1 WITH bis H)sieg. and
D'f'laer % Jaw 0r and Brs. Cbar1-
~ Marine. 10 raDe Nay. =. ].
@lst Am HUble plAyed ~ the
Ol@DD faeliAj G1Yen by Mrs. pesl1
- DaylH % l1le 0UrDby Geb0Ol AID
Np'1em ~ DIVER ~ "Wednesday
eyeDlBR.
@r ND DDs william OpY1s ba1
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12

fspi fostgy HjuDley, bto Ase
hefD fesiGiBK "a bOffgk. ~ ~
49, bsff ~ bpyDibs NAileG ~ hls
fHfiitt 8 d EiNDlet aBG bic ~.
tef @ts nstJe p1lNo. TbHyaGav ~
laff WfSk 80 toa1N flJD ft5D by
DisDf sfiG o. bAs jDsy1nH Bogfglk
80 hafUfGBY - sNG hln b3fo sffi
ihatb fDt flle bbW Ngaff, ~ h. n4ll
De ffaflDhh1 fjisGe fOt s,lua nue
~ snd Wfs HffhBy ramyi,oji.
Mtf iblaD0 D8yl9s0B ab1 Mrs
mHJy flfRlD)a D4yl0s0B AfiDDgad
flo W p a 8 ~ i3sfJosoB fIjpl.
mbb5t ljaJ lasi Jb8gH0ay eyo.
DlUk
Mfs D0nibH Baknr NJ Hebayb
Dfl esjlA0 OD brt faflof. d. aud
Me- jObb liitob. H8uday.
3D. aDe Mjs DeyoGBo D0fy ana
Sire hftb9y Campbell were Wi.
tors lu DnOfRei0WB thnDBOy.
Do BOD Dts it00bey TBjI aud
fDuf children ~ WbAleyNlle, Md
VISITED fbeif foi80Bps. d.. aud
mts JlOmss Nfnboll Bunaay
Dilift Ruesis we're 49, Nl1otolls
iafh"t 90 JbOHas MlDbel II
l~nes Bud ulNjf ffaBgs0u. R0boH
l<JrkriBiaD. fIOW illo University VI
jJelab8fe
DisD1a bup1 res Jhomas e.
@niilGab " D0yer preached very
Interesting befBiOU ~ WHITE
Chapel Church buDd8y afternoon
"a O'oJ0ok
failrt ~ fbo hume " Mr. and
Sire htfbHf Campbell. fi1day eye,
ming were Wr JOseDb Marshall II
l/"Wff. ~ and Dgs HaiJ Dayldson
ahd $40 children 8DG Dgs. COnrsd
koafb and dauKlnor ~ H8ssau
1he " 8 O. 3 ~ White f,bap.
~ ni"i - "a" home " Ny. ajl1 B1gg.
ji"hato West WNdbesday ulg8i
dn" ~ iho eaiJlej 0sfo was iae
rlaHr piay 0itle beDi0Ds lB tAwos.
SrlO0l
mtf Ebl" i'ars0Ns spoBl Dart
~ la@ weok Wjtb heg son aud ~
ialnlly o. Bud Nrs. Russell par
sons ~ jloll0way Term. Nov
f8Hf)f.
1h"l" Hill Dr. . sDeejal program
~ hbiie.s Hhapfj NbBfob. SUNDAY
"bfmbG Nay )5tb
son d0B1 nfed 8Oy foBg when
yoD 1"ll DaatY bfWAoD 1wo shoot
~ wand paper ~ Dlssib sprinkle
baffj ~ mr. fsble Bnd Ulane pspef
ob App ~ k""p q pa plaDo.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12

taf3 fsif i.ant Hlij ~ heid
u 49, ktsr sHsafr taifkto8AGs b
Harrington 80 saiutdat May 1914
~ 5000 q u tlif pBfpsat ~ fblf
tfaff pa a. Hiaff btHUsilif oil
iah1inF registered dMfy hAlfets
fp bore abC Flfln eHtollAd ~ ga
~ 11h hofk 40 fHlsfs a41 a. ~.
asfHAifG ~ fbf faifffoUnd where
fafi isyt ~ Tlil naklna hDpIlesiioe
fn eaB hlll dfHA a teeirfetAd
hfii'r SCOOP fil NfoBp
hhf hvt ~ Flf1 bllo b. = member
m 500 ~ iJlf hhg Interested IA
iaiff haaihF blf fltH teflntseG eHlf
SHOULD nff.uff go aDi1leaflon Baot
ife'in 800 fpuni5 90 Agent " 81.
'aiif'nm hffleulinff lnnfunof
Ihis paff5 lt fo-si,OBaoted by fha
fis.iasaff if0ifslu hasoelafl0t aad
ihf l'fiahHff Guernsey i3feeders
hHaf'f lailDf falf selection aoti
Hiffsff ~ s-afl bteeG hsso.lafi0n
fiiI hels'f fHisfs anrofding ~ ils
eGnfrff received
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12

Doe HtffHfe hne'1ean uses shout
I1 mafaisf = aay
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12

DoD DOM nae6 8Dy flouy whes
you t1ll DaHtY bofWAoD lso sboot.
q" baheo paper ~ Dlssilo Sprinkle
haift ~ mr. isble 8Ad Dlane D8pef
~ cop ~ koeD d in pla0o.
Evening star., 1950-07-02

1880, WRC - Rise Stevens.
American Forum Of the Air: Sena-
tors Hubert H. Humphrey of Minne-
sofa and Karl E. Mundt of South
Dakota debate "Is the Constitution
a Modern Instrument of Govern
ment?"
2:oO, WRC-NBc Theater: jean
Paul Sartre's THE Chips Are Down"
Is dramatized.
2:25, WWDC-Baseball: Bob Wolff
and Arch Mcdonald describe the
Philadelphia Washington game.
$3.50, WINX-Meet Your Congress:
''The Korean Situation" Is discussed.
$3.50, WTOP-Mucl About Doo-
little: Comedian Jack Kirkwood
stars in new series about an in
ventor.
$3.50, WRC-Summer Symphony:
Milton Katims conducts the orches-
ira In Chadwick's Jubilee Over
ture," Critics The White Peacock"
and SouSa's Stars and Stripes For
ever" Rise Stevens sings 81 Wonder
as ! Wander" by Niles, and Mi
randa," by Richard Hageman.
800, WTOP-We Take Your Word !:
Margie Hart Is guest panelist.
$3.50, WRC-- My Mothers Hus-
band: William Powell plays a testy
family man in a new series.
1890, WWDC - District Round
table: "Is There Police Brutality in
Washington" Is discussed.
1850, WTOP-People,s Platform:
What Should Be Our Policy on
Korea?" Is debated by Mai. George
Fielding Eliot and Max Lerner.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
FM Stations

- s~Hs~
WRc-FM-s3s Me-, Channel 80.
$3.50 am. to am.
wook-FM-ss.s Me-, Channel 2ls.
s am. to $50 pm.
Wr0P-FM-ss.3 Me-, Channel 247.
$50 am. to z am.
WBuz-fM-s6.7 Me-, Channel "a.
7;3o am. to 1890 am. and
pm. to 9 pm.
WAsH-FM--s1.1 Me-, Channel 24s.
4:30 to II pm.
WoL-FM-ss.1 Me-, Channel 1s4.
s an. to Midnight.
wcFM-ss.s Me-, Channel 2ss.
pm. to II pm.
wwDc-FM-iof.1 Me-, Channel 2ss.
7:30 am. to Midnight
weAY-Fw-io2.3 Me-, Channel M.
8 am. to 9 pm.
wscc-fM-io3.f Me-, Channel 17s.
J am. to 9 pm.
WaaW-FM--io3.s ke., Channel 11e.
7:55 an. to Midnight.
WARl-FM-los.s Me-, Channel 2ss.
an. to 9 pm.
wMAl-FM-1o7.3 Me-, Channel 2sI.
9 am. to Midnight.
Evening star., 1950-07-02

Haila steddard. 500. WNRW-
Teleyision Playhouse: Haila Stod-
dard and Hume Cronyn co-star In
Scott Corbett's THE Reluctant
Landlord"
9:15, WOIC = Comedy Theater:
Ring Lardner's Zone of Quiet" is
dralaatized. ss
Evening star., 1950-07-02
HighIights
ofTodoy's
Programs
Rodio Today

1900, WTOP-Invitation to Learn
ing: Dorothy Thompson and Nor
man Cousins discuss Aristotle's
Politics"
1880, WRC-Eternal Light: Fed
Evening star., 1950-07-02
Audience Shows

The following broadcasts and tele-
casts admit the general public. For
tickets, phone the station. or in the
WNBW-Republic 1000. "Amert-
can Forum of the Air" Saturday, Y
Pm; your Junior Revue" Sunday,
noon. Wardman Park Studios.
WWDC-Sterling $500. District
Eoundtable." 10 pm. Sunday; Anna
teurs Of 1880" 1890 pm. sunday.
No tickets necessary.
pm, Tuesday and THURSDAY.
WRC = Republic 1000. Here's
Archer" 1890 pm, Monday-Friday;
News Of the World" 7:15 pm,
11:15 . m, Monday Friday.
WMAIr-"Time for Defense" 10
pm. Tuesday. Departmental Audi
torium. No tickets necessary.
Evening star., 1950-07-02

I
nninistrator Os-
car E W ing is
| guest.
100, WRC -
America United:
II S Our Ere e
Press Meeting
ITS Responsible
ties?" is debated.
LIS, WTOP-
People in Town:
Hazel Markell in
terviews Actress
Vicki Cummings
and Mrs. Philip
Graham.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
News Broudcosts Today
TELEvIsIok-Advertisement

TElEvISIoNAdvertisement
WAAL-TV-chonneI 7
SUNDAY, JULY Z
400 p.H,.-"ln the Morgan Manor"
4:3o Pine Sunday at the Zoo"
500 p.rn.-"Super Circus"
500 p.m.-"Slnging Lady"
$50 p.m.-ycartoon Teletales'
ZOO p.m.-"PauI Whiteman Reyus'
7:3o p.m.-"CaroIyn Gilbert Show
7:45 p.r,.--"Dr. Fix-Um''
500 p.m.-"Think Fast''
$50 p,u.-"Majority Rules"
500 p.r,.--"M Mysteries Of Chinatown
s:3op.m-"ABc Presents"
1000 p.rn.-"Around the Worid'
1890 p.H-"Youth on the March"
MONDAY. July )
800 p.nl.-"Sports Parade"
500 p.m.--"Frontier Thester"
700 p.m.--"Telenews Daily"
7:ls p.m.-"Sports Reei'
7:3o opm.--"Taiwaggers
7:45 p.m-"MysteY Theater''
500 pnl.-''WrestIing''
1000 p.n.-"Adyenture Playhouse"
TUESDAY, JuLYl
800 p.n.-"Spofts Parade"
500 p.Hl.-"Frontief Thester"
700 p.m.--"TeIenews Daily
7;l5 p.m.--"Sports Reel"
7.3o p.m.-"shop by Telsvision''
500 pm.-"Maks It Massachusetts''
$50 p.n.--' Baseball Film"
500 p,m.--"cusade in Europe"
$50 p.m.-HoIlywood Movie Hits = american
Empire" Richard Dix. Preston Foster
Ills p.m.-"Bosing from Chicago
WEDNESDAY. July 5
800 p.m.-"sports Parade"
500 p.HL-"rrontier Theater''
ZOO p.m.--''fTelenews Daily"
7.l5 p.m.-"Sports Reef
7:3o p.m.-"sho BY Televislon"
800 p.m.-''0n Trial"
$50 p.m.-"Author Meets the Critics"
500 p.m.-Wrestling from Turner's Arena
THURSDAY. July 8
500 p.m-"Sports Parade"
500 p.m.-"Frontier Theater"
700 p.m.-"TeleneWs Daily"
7:l5p.m.-"Sports Reel'
7:3o p.m.-"lone Ranger
500 p.rl.--"stop the Music''
500 p.H.--'I Was Juror
$50 p.r,.--"The Rusgles"
1000 p.r,.-"shop BY Tslevision''
1880 p.r.-"Roller Derby"
FRIDAY, July
800 p.l,.--' Sports Parade.
500 p.n,.--'F Frontier Theatsrp
TOO pm "Tslenews Daily
tbs p.n,.--"Sports Reei,'
7:3o PAN That's Ny BABY
7:a5 pm" This Week In Sports"
500 p.u,.--"My True Story"
$50 p.m.-"Roler Derby"
$50 p.m.--"Tin Pan Alley Ty''
1000 p.ri.-nLone Ranger
1890 pm. whispering Shadow"
SATURDAY. IulYs
500 p.I,.- Sports Parade
500 p.f,.-'Frontier Thsatsf"
ZOO PM" "Adventure Playhouse
500 p.l,.-"PalI Whiteman Nv Teen Club
800 p.ra."ABC-Tv Presents
$50 pm Soap Box Theatsr'
1000 PM" Roller Derby"
Evening star., 1950-07-02

Vue: Lisa Kirk Is
guest at a rous-
ing Independ-
ence Day cele-
bration.
TOO, WNBW--
Leave It to the
Girls: Ted Ma
lone es the
girls.
500, WOIC -
T ast of TIL {
T o W n: Edward
A r n old takes
ov er for vaca-
| tioning Ed Sui
} Ivan.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
Other AM Stations

waaw-s7o ke.--7.55 s.m.-s:3o pm.
wPik-1:so M.-s:oo s.n,.-s:3o pm.
WARl-1eo ke.-7.oo a.m.-s.3o p.m.
WeAY-1,o5o ke.--7.0o s.m.-s.3o pm.
wBBc-f,17o ke.-7:0o a.m.-S.o0 pm.
WfAx-1,22o ke.-s:oo a.m.-s:3o pm.
Wook-i,sso ke.-e:00 a.m.-s.3o pm.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
TeIevision Today

12:O0s WNBW-Your Junior Re-
vue: The Golden Gate quartet ap-
pear.
TOO, WMAI-Paul Whiteman Re-
Evening star., 1950-07-02

invitation to Ing
piseussisn pgm.
Eddy Howard
Orchestra
News. cslllagWee1
|Haxsi Markell
Starlight opsretta
'syasopatisn Piece
Main strest
Music Nall
Your Iavitafioe
to Musis
% ~
~ %
6T-----------
/" =; News
Music for Yen
Louis Prima Or.
Prima; Sports
Sunday Al
the Chase
Earn Your
Vacation
Steve Allen shsw
Coy Lemhsrds
Orchestra
|Rlt the Isekpst
The Pause That
Refreshes
Much Aheut
Doelittle
~ V-I-
Your Word
Horace heift
Youth Show
csntenteb heur
Music
Treasury Bsndstand
News, csIIingWsod
Howard 4. Smith
Peoples Platform
% -
News; Music
Evening star., 1950-10-31

a mania with him. His mother
can slip her size 4 feet into his
shoes without pinching. The
youngster has no hobbies, no
craving for nightlife or dancing,
and. at the. moment. no interest
in any particular girl.
Night life is taboo because he's
UP before the chickens every
morning to exercise horses, and
it's hard. tiring work. Hardest of
all, however, are the long races
when Augustine needs all his 100
pounds. plus plenty of intestinal
fortitude. to keep a thoroughbred
in hand.
Augustine still thinks he'd like
to be veterinarian. although he
wasn't particularly fond of ami
mails before coming to the races.
1t now seems that riding will de-
lay his advancement toward that
goal. But as long as he continues
to win, Catalano can't think of a
better occupation. i.
The youngster would have COM
pleted his jockey apprenticeship
several months ago but for an
accident at Rockingham in which
his arm was broken. Under rae
ing rules, the apprenticeship con-
tinues for one year after boy
rides his first winner or until he
rides 40 winners. Catalano was
granted an extension due to his
injury. 49, H.
He'll lose his bug" the weight
allowance granted apprentice rid
ers, in about a month.
Evening star., 1950-10-31
BY the Assoeiated Press

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 81
Football Coach Buddy Brothers
Of Tulsa is still wondering how to
60 about apologizing because you
beat a team too badly. -
"It was embarrassing to beat
Bradley TAT" Brothers told the
Monday Quarterbacks Club here
yesterday. Before I knew 1t the
game got out Of control"
He continued:
We'll, since both teams sit on
the same side Of the field I went
over to Bradley Coach A. j. Berg
strom at the start Of the third
quarter and told him we wouldn't
pass anymore. Evidently he didn't
believe me because he left four
big linebackers out.
"At the start Of the fourth
quarter I told him we wouldn't
1fnn outside tackle. He set his
defense ii1 there but Ii didn't help
a great deal. n then purposely
drew eight penalties for delaying
the game and had my boys quick
kick on first down.
Anyway, 1t did make 1t easier
to see Bergstrom after the game. /"
Tulsa. favored to win the Mis-
souri, Valley Conference title,
meets Oklahoma A. and M. at
Tulsa Saturday.
Evening star., 1950-10-31
Stars WhitHesey
Is One of Seven
To Pick First 10
BY the Associated Press

J. Seven writer's picked the first
ten" in the Associated Press foot
ball poll-although not in order
this week. John ODonnell of
the Davenport uowa) Democrat
came closest to perfect score.
ODonnell had the first six right
on the nose. He also was perfect
with his No. 10 selection. Had
he switched Princeton, his seventh
choice. to ninth, he would have
had the ten teams in order.
Merrell Whittlesey of The Wash
ington Star: Arch Ward. sports
editor of the Chicago Tribune:
Bill Kinney of the Rock Island
Gllo Argus; Tommy Hart of the
Big Springs (TexD Herald: Jinx
Tucker of the Waco CTex.) News
Tribune. and A. w. Shoemaker of
of the. Associated Press bureau in
Annapolis were the others to pick
all ten teams.
Evening star., 1950-10-31

sportsman whose racing colors
are familiar on the major tracks,
to give him a chance. Ring took
the boy to Atlantic City. where
he had horses running. but their
alliance was short lived.
Badly In need Of riding ex-
perience. Augustine left to go
with w. D. Carroll. a trainer
whose string includes Vital Sun.
Carroll now holds Catalano' :,
contract and Augustine has got
ten plenty of saddle experience.
Pollard. who rode to fame on Sea-
biscuit, and Del Madden, former
rider. gave the boy tips about
handling horses, judging pace and
using the whip. and Catalano was
an apt and willing pupil.
Augustine first attracted atten-
ton at Rockingham Park where
the fans called him "Skeezix," as
his mother used to do. He rode
Dart BY to second place in a
stake race and thereafter began
TO appear regularly in the win
|ner's circle.
Papa Catalano. justifiably proud
of the boy. calls Augustine q
model son. The father insists on
the jockey sending home the
major portion Of his earnings to
be salted away against the in
evitable rainy day or a comfort
able retirement.
No Yen; for Night Life.
Augustine likes good clothes
which must be hand-tailored be.
Cause Of his size, but they aren'