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Evening star., 1951-12-11
Plan Ahead for Your Holiday Parties
By Violet Faulkner

4neTe no better time than the
first day of the year to have an
open house" And when could
you find a better opportunity to
clear your calendar of all those
social obligations that have been
accumulating since last fall? After
you once get into the swing of
things a large party is not much
more work than a number of small
ones. The number of guests you
invite will. Of course. depend on
the facilities you have at your
command but most homes will
easily accommodate about 90
guests since you'll probably serve
buffet style.
The holiday decorations are still
in place SO all you have to think
about is the food, some of which
may be prepared well in advance.
Most Of you will have plenty of
fruit cake and Christmas cookies
on hand to take care of the dessert
problem but in case you haven't
were including a quantity recipe
Tor chocolate rocks that makes 10I
dozen cookies. The dough may be
made in large quantity, covered
and held in the refrigerator and
used as needed.
Swedish meat balls to be speared
on toothpicks and eaten with
crusty pieces of garlic bread
should be held to bite-size. Keep
the meat balls hot in either an
electric casserole, or maybe that
new chatting dish you found under
the Christmas tree. The recipe
we've given you is family size but
can be increased according to the
amount you want. Allow about
312 to 4 pounds of meat for 90
people.
Perfect partner for buffet foods
is crisp-crusted French bread cut
In hearty slices, spread with
zesty condiment butter, then
baked till the flavor of the spread
penetrates the loaf. It's a flavor
full substitute for the usual hot
rolls. To prepare the condiment
bread soften y cup of butter or
margarine, add a Glove of garlic.
mashed slightly with a fork. Let
stand 80 minutes or longer. Re-
move garlic and add any one of
the following condiments: | table
spoon prepared mustard, 3 table
spoons tomato catsup. tablespoon
meat sauce. or 1l2 teaspoons
Worcestershire sauce. Cut the
bread diagonally into thick slices
almost to bottom of loaf. Spread
the mixture generously between
slices and over top of loaf. Place
the bread on a cookie sheet and
bake in a moderate oven for IS
minutes. Be sure the bread is
hot when served.
CHOCOLATE ROCKS.
12s cups shortening
3 cups sugar
2s cup chocolate. melted
! tablespoon vanilla
3 eggs
] q quarts pastry -four
IL teaspoons salt
liz teaspoons soda
1l2 cups sour milk
12s cups raisins, chopped
"a cups pecans, chopped
Cream shortening and sugar.
Add melted chocolate, vanilla and
beaten eggs. Add the mixed and
sifted dry ingredients alternately 4
with the sour milk. Add chopped
raisins and pecans. Using a table
spoon or small scoop, drop on
well-greased and Toured baking
sheet. Bake in a 350-degree F. h
oven for approximately 10 min 4
utes. Frost with a powdered sugar /.
chocolate icing if desired. Makes
10 dozen cookies. /,
Evening star., 1951-09-29
Metals for Appliances
To Be Curbed SharpIy
BY the Associated Press

Makers of refrigerators and
home freezerS were notified today
that their copper and aluminium
supplies will be curtailed CON
Isiderably' after January /.
The shortage of those metals
will affect allotments across the
entire field of durable household
appliances. the National Produc-
ton Authority said.
At a meeting with refrigerator
and freezer producers, NPA Off
cial also predicted a deeper cut in
steel supplies in the first quarter
The industry until then will get
Sc per cent of its pre-Korea usage
of steel.
The NPA issued a new order
however, designed to give con-
Isumer goods producers greater
f1exibility in using their allotments
of the three basic defense metals
steel, copper and aluminium.
A manufacturer who produces
more than one type of appliance
may shift his production in any
quarter from one product to an
other product in the same general
classification,
Evening star., 1951-09-29
|WoIIgren Resigns Power Post;
MAY Seek Office in State

Mon C. Wallgren, a longtime
friend of President Truman, has
resigned as chairman of the Fed
eral Power Commission and may
again seek Office in Washington
State, which he has served in both
houses of Congress and as Gov
ernor.
The Wallgren resignation, FORE
cast several weeks ago. was an
nounced at the White House late
yesterday, to be effective Monday.
In accepting the resignation,
the President paid high tribute to
the retiring chairman, who was
on the commission for two years
and was chairman half the time
Achievements Called Heroic.
| Recalling that, in Mr.. Wallgren's
service the commission had hao
supervision over vast pipeline ex-
pansion and increased hydro
electric development, the Presi-
dent said that these are truly
heroic achievements"
/ Mr.. Wallgren has not decided
about his possible re-entry into
political life.
The Senate seat now held by
Senator Cain, Republican, will be
up next year, as will the governor
ship held by Arthur B. Langlie,
Evening star., 1951-09-29

Republican. Gov. Langlie turned
back Mr.. Wallgren's bid for re-
election in 1948 at a time when
the Democrats, including Presi-
dent Truman, were sweeping the
State.
Nomination Tabled.
After Mr.. Wallgren was retired
to private life, the President
sought to appoint him to the
craftsmanship of the National Sc
curity Resources Board, but the
Senate Armed Services Committee
bottled up the nomination on the
ground that the proposed ap-
pointee did not have the necessary
business experience.
The nomination was tabled by a
7-6 vote, when Senator Byrd
Democrat. of Virginia joined six
Republicans in the opposition vote
Mr.. Wallgren's appointment tc
the Federal Power Commission
followed this setback.
Evening star., 1951-09-29
First Ferry Built in Spuin

The first ferryboat built in
Spain has just been completed
for use In the Straits of Gibral-
tar. equipped to carry freight cars
across,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-28

-. pf.est Campbell
Mrs Iu Washington ana her
daughter Mr6 cha lotto Harris o.
@uaiiela Louisiana. were calico
y tht bedside O. thew sna and
brother Aims Strnqe1 whd Is IL.
Il Little Rock haspita. They
are at the homf q their aaaratpl
II law and sister Mrs Virginia
Strineeg AVN Strinre9 has Re.
turned l. h.s home II Omaha at
To- being calico = the bedside oi
ms father Mrs Nanna LYONS
left Sunday for Fot Springs where
she entered tho hospital Mrs
Lyons Is the daue4atef Of M an0
Mrs John Mails School viii onen
January M and Ms Jake
MAYS lsft last week t. snena the
holidays witt his children In
California. Mrs oaiS Locke,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-28

ieft Monday night FOR ~ Smith 20
vlstt her caiaren M4s Elizahetn
smith Is or the sack pit MlrA
Daatrioc T'ragiol q kansas sCAy
is here N the home q hu4 par
ents NJ anc Mrs. Joe Ta1l..
They were notified b. ths RED
Cross thai Their son has beer
killed The giris and bova ouar.
lei OF Whelen Springs rendered 4
wonderful program at Bethel Ar
n church Sunday night Rev n
l.. Harris IL pastor Mrs Eliza.
beth Smith made { business tr.p
to Prescott Mrs Johnnie cano
be- and daughter. Louise alonr
witt Mrs oiine Smith have r.,
turned from s. Louis
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-28
H borvdo

r. C. Cutter
Court az Calanthe NO fnf me,
Dererneer is tn its regular nan.
THY meeting AL officers wcr,
re-eiected e (. Gutter presided
as chairman during the n,eetinr
missionary Baptist Gods church
SUNDAY school Was taufh, IA Mrs
Rosc Lee cravens Seven mem.
ners were in the class ] M vii
iianas OF Junction City was here
on business. Allen Holland died
December ~ hs was wei known
here The Friendship Distric.
singing convention viii convene al
Zion Watch Raptis church De.
ocnasoer 2e through the snih. Rev
v J johnson Is pastor Timothy
Hal is president, john Tavlor
vice president Mrs. Lola b. Pin.
fer recording secretary Mrs
Mary White, corresponding secre.
tary Rev { McDade. treasurer
Prof Arden johnson, director
Miss Emma Cummings and Miss
Mary Fac Bowie pianisss Prof. S.
l. Collins. general director
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-28

Itc annual Christmas program Dunbar azH noa.
was presented Thursday Patriotic Christmas SONGS
were sung y the audience Dunbar spec
lal concert arrangements at following Bels
Hoy Night March a Little Lead Soldiers tpiere4 and
White Christmas salolsts George MAST Glendeu
Naale ana Maxine Sutton Program announce was Lois
Mothershed
kand members participating Anderson Sherman
Auaref Bowie Willie Elan Loyd Faeen Theodore Hsvman
LEROY Hinton Prank Hines Fannie jefferson Darnshe
Jones Archie Higgins Joe Melvin Lewis Os Alma
Mnton George Nash Bobhe Pitts Palmer Perglvr Pew
ton Freddie Rand Cleonia Robinson Curtis Sanford Max
lne Sutton Renus Toonhs Preston Turrence William
Willie Mae Walker Charlie Watson James wilkins William
Washington Norman Walker Billie Williams Tnens Williams
lsendel Nhe2tlev Ms Rars 4 Galloway band director
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-28
fMdWe

l.. l., Seoti
Finai rites for the laic Rcv ].
+ Tidwell were held a. First
Baptist church nccember = The
euiogy was delivered b Dr.. ]. r..
CLARK 81 Pine Bluff nr J. f..
Kelley Of E Dorado reaa &c chit.
nary and d N. Nichols aeknow.
lodged the condolences and fele-
grams Music Tor the occasion was
rendered BY tho Zion HI e.ls..z. a
Camden where he pastorea for
Thirteen wears and the Junior
Choir q Jerusalem Baptist church
where be pastored foT number
Of wears Resolutions came from
FRS Baptist church where he
hello membership for more than
fifty wears, Bradley district.
ouachita district associations.
ZION Hi church. Camden. yeru
salem church, First Baptist church
Carthage 0al Grove church.
Thornton and Union Hill church
Of Warren Many glowing tributes
we're given by Rcvs y. T. Guy
Little Rock; r n Williams, Nal.
vern, " l. Strickland. Warren
+ Q. Jones, Thornton; " M
Jones Of Banks and n s Shorty
Of Malvern. Many ncrsis were
given by friends and organizations
Sarris funeral homo was m
charge The passing Of Mrs Mary
shock 10 her many friends. She
Williams OF Kinesland was indeed
was a rcnhcT Of Jerusalem Bsr.
inst church.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-28
Wade's Barber e. Beauty Shop
724 EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE
NORTH LITTLE aocx, ARKANSAS

I Miss alters Mrs mi ra, Operator
s Ms Ioush Jackson Operators Aberahy
Is ans sussr
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-28

s"ossuS y 0tsHxE
Otis Means suffered a BROKEN
hes las, week. Mrs vaSsh Means
and children and Joe Collins went
70 Arkadeiphis Sunday 70 visit
him IN the hospital Mrs D6ha
Collins, n. f.cck and Dcstsria Cal
Inns visited Mr.. and Mrs.. George
Reynold and MshN Collins SIM
day afternoon ns Christmas
queen drive ended ut ths csvthapv
hish school lass wceA. ne greens
were as follows rstssy n Nay
from the lin srsds raised sIsios
and Josephine Collins fron the
frammer school raised SIS Total
amount al money raised in the
queen contest, s72ons
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-12-28

Q. 8. LAoEFlELo. wATcA REPAIR SERVICE
sos ". 9th St Timothy Cam. Prop Phone 2.ao47
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The tinal number program Christmas film 'Th
Birth Of Christ
Evening star., 1951-07-01

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This property is in excellent condition
and in good neighborhood; living
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nice kitchen. 2 bedrooms and bath
comprise the first floor; large fin-
ished attic; recreation room; hot
water heat with new Bryant gas
unit; garage.
J. Nelson Hughes
1920 Conn. Ave-, OR. 3440
Evening star., 1951-07-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

We can truthfully say that this
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bargain. Located Just on the edge
of cool Rock Creek Park on q
spacious corner lot with 1873 IT,.
frontage. Lovely brick and stone
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firepl.. spacious eide screened porch.
garage. Just reduced to S33.a50 on
easy terms. Call SH. 1103.
RAFFEIL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1951-07-01
CHEVY CHASE D. C..

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
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Evening star., 1951-07-01
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condition. Act fast. this won't last
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Evening star., 1951-07-01
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
FACING PARK
1902 BELT RD. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY

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WILSON SCHOOLS
New center entrance. detached brick
home containins g rooms and bath,
attached garage. Every modern
appt.
Directions: Conn. ave. to Fessenden
ST., left to Belt rd.. and left to
HARRY ROD
927 18th st. NV. ST. 41o2.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-20

You've tn9 lie tin hebecause anything like
this Crosby Cofny Carnival things
different kinds Tine Wonderful Crosey
making chs Valuable prizes
friends and enjoy you'll all be talking years.
needed stconea you'll lie welcomed
Evening star., 1951-04-06
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2.49 Denim PedoI Pushers, assorted
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1.99 Cotton Twill Boy Shorts, 10 to 'l6,
1.55
2.oo Heavy Denim Blue Jeans, 10 to l8,
z.49
$50 Shorts and Bro Sets, cottons sonfor-
lied for no more than % residuoI
shrinkoge, 10 to Is 6-----2,4s
Evening star., 1951-05-15

turning to earn some necessary
American dollars.
It'll cost Rita Hayworth an
extra $1,000 to divorce her Prince
Aly.' She is paying $500 a week
for the house near Reno, where
her children and retinue are al
ready enscounced. Rumor is Ally
won't fight the divorce.
A male reporter called George
Sanders and. after a brief begin
ming George said YEARLY, look,
old man. we've talked for three
minutes. How long can you strain
our friendship"
Katherine Hepburn will be mi
nus her coach. Constance Col
lier, in darkest Africa. Connie
prefers to stay in London while
Katie is making "The African
Queen" with Humphrey Bogart.
lauren Bacall has promised
to sign that one-a-year picture
deal at goth Century-Fox.
Zachary Scott, a smart boy,
solved the mo dog" edict at his
apartment house by throwing a
party for his landlady. After
dazzling her with stars. etc. she
lifted the ban on his poodle, a
brother to Greer Garson's Gogo.
Jane Powell's doctor suggested
she wouldn't let her expectant
motherhood put too many pounds
on her. Nothing doing" said
jamie. I'm going to enjoy every
minute of this"
Evening star., 1951-05-15

'The Magnet" now at the Trans
Lux, and sometimes they become
brilliant, indeed, as in the instance
of "The Fallen Idol"
This allusion to the two screen
plays in single sentence is not
to suggest that the former is the
equal of the latter. '"The Magnet"
is on the same general theme,
however. and it is a disarmingly
cheerful item.
It is an unpretentious little tale
of boy given an enforced holi-
day from school owing to a scarlet
fever scare and how he used the
time to create all kinds of ruckus
for the normally qliet English
community in which he lives. The
principal flavor of 1.-THE Magnet"
is comic, an ironic and carefree
kind of comedy in which the Eng
lish indulge with contagious relish.
Michael Balloon is the producer
and T. E. B. Clark the author of
"The Magnet" and they have
found a bright broth of boy to
play their wfde-eyed hero.
His name is William Fox and he
is another urchin who suggests
England is fairly teeming with
eventual successors to Laurence
Olivier, Ralph Richardson and
the lesser likes of Rex Harrison
William plays the son of busy
psvchiatrist. and an attractive
witty mother. He, himself, is
blessed with an enormous curl
oSity about the world, knows the
sign language used by tramps
and can tell you how medicine
men cure everythir" from
sprained ankles to jungle fever :.
He is as full of energy and
imagination as he is of folk
lore and it is these two which
mess up his life and the COM
munity's rather amusingly in
'The Magnet"
1t all begins when young Will
liam trades his invisible watch
for a smaller boys magnet on the
beach one bright sunny morning
This not very honorable deal fills
the pictures boy hero with guilty
forebodings and he tries to get
rid of the magnet as fast as he
can. It keeps coming back toI
haunt him, however, until heI
palms it off on a little man who
is developing a homemade iron
lung.
William thinks he is finally rid
Evening star., 1951-05-15
Where and When
Current Screen Attractions
and Time Of Showing

St6SGs
Arena-"Mr. Arcularis";; $50
pm.
New Gayety-"Mister Roberts:
1920 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"I Was a Com
Imunist for the FBI";; 100, sos,
5:15. 7:20 and 9:35 pm.
Capitel-"The Last Outpost: II
am. las. 4:30, tbs and 1000
pm. Stage shows: 1855, $40,
6:25 and 9:10 pm.
Columbia-"You're in the Navy
Now; 1880 am. 1885, 3:35, 5:45,
1850 and 9:55 pm.
Dupont 1.-THE Inheritance:
I1:40, 1885. 5:35. TAO and $40 pm.
Keith's - "Smuggler's Island:
1850 am, 1:50, $3.50, $50, 1855
and 9:55 pm.
Little - "The Mudlark";; 1870.
4:20, 7:1O and 10 pm.
Metropolitan - 1.-THE Redhead
and the Cowboy; 1850 am, 1:50,
3:45. 5:45. 7:45 and 9:45 pm.
National - Royal Wedding:
11:20 am, 100, 2:40, APO, 500,
7:40 and 9:20 pm.
Palace-"Samson and Delilah":
1880 am, 200. 4:35, 7:10 and
9:45 pm.
Pix-"Manon":: s:15, 500 and
E8:45 pm.
Playhouse - "Tales Of Hoff-
mann; 2:30 and $50 pm.
Plaza-"Oh! Amelia: 11:45
am. LAS, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and
$3.50 pm.
Trans-Lux 'The Magnet:
1880 am, 1:10. 3:05, 4:40, 6:25,
8:10 and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"I Was a Communist
for the FBI";; 11:15 am, 1:15,
1928. 5:35, 7:45 and 9:55 pm.
Evening star., 1951-05-15

Gladys Henson as a querulous old
Nanny who puts the story's guilt
on young Williams conscience.
X II y n
Bulletin board: Cornell Wilde,
Charlton Heston, Gloria Gra-
hame, and Lyle Bettger are the
headline performers among the
25 Cecil B. DeMille troupe men,
bers who will work with the
Ringing Bros. circus during the
next four days. Illness of his
wife forced cancellation of James
Stewards appearance with the
group during the scenes to be shot
here. Allyn McLerie who be-
came New York's toast of the
town for her performance with
Ray Bolger in the two-season
hit, where's Charley" will re-
peat her role in the Warner Bros.
picture version of the production
Evening star., 1951-05-15

'THE MAGNET" j. Arthur Rank
picture. produced by Michael Balcom. d.
lrected by Charles Friend, screenplay by
T. c. B. Clarke, At the Trans-Lux.
Evening star., 1951-05-15

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1951-05-15
Hollywood Diary
Curtis and Piper Laurie
To Make Promotion Tour
BY SheiIoh Grohom-

Tony Curtis. new dream boy of
the bobby soxers, and Piper Laurie,
ditto for the male of the species,
are to be costarred again. in "Son
of Ali Baba." The handsome young
stars are soon leaving on a 9O-day
tour to publicize 'The Prince Who
Was a Thief"
Barbara Bates heads the field
for the lead in Chaplin's Lime
light" picture. Charles called Bar
bara late one evening and said:
IT want to test you tomorrow for
the ballet dancer" Barbara ex-
planned that tomorrow she mad
to report to Claudette Colbert and
Goth for Don't Call Me Mother. "
Van johnson will costar with
Howard Duff in "Autobahn" after
he goes to Rome to play the priest
in the Clarence Brown movie
When In Rome"
Report from London that Shar-
man Douglas had been fired by
Jean Simmons sent me scurrying
to RKO. Sharman had just re-
turned from Arizona. "It's alb
surd, said Sharman. Jean didn't
hire me, so how could she fire me?"
Estelle Taylor has been proposed
to by wealthy Chicago hotel man.
Willard Rutzen, but from the look
of things, Estelle is more inter-
ested in her "Taylored Lady" TV
series.
Robert Newton's the happiest
actor in town. While "Androcles"
hangs fire. Robert, on the payroll,
is making plans to marry blond
press agent Vera Budnik after his
wife in England brings hes divorce
suit.
Orson Welle's current Italian
flame. Erica Fadini, has travelled
ahead of Orson to New York to
await his arrival. Welles is re-
Evening star., 1951-05-15

of the thing now. but no boy was
ever more dreadfully wrong. The
little man, it seems, also has an
imagination and in his dramatica
retelling of how he got the mag
net, he converts the lad into a
heroic symbol of all generous boy
hood. A city-wide search for the
lad so the mayor can decorate
him is begun, but in Williams
guilty mind the quest is involved
in some way with apprehending
him for murder.
AS chase movies go, this one
directed by Charles Friend is most
casually paced. It pauses with no
excuse whatever except the drol-
lery in English movie-makers,
sometimes for a beauty contest,
to examine Williams guilty
dreams and his psychiatrist
fathers analysis Of them, and
even to talk with an old boatman
who shaves his legs because he
cannot think of anything else to
do with his time.
These things could be quite a
bore if they were not done with
such aftful determination and
occasionally they are in spite Of it.
The most stressed of the Incl
dental jokes in 1.-THE Magnet" is
the one relating to the fathers
desire to set his son straight
AS a jibe at psyche
this jest is built quite
effectively around the point that
Williams common-sense mother
knows more about what is wrong
with the boy that his scientific
father.
1.-THE Magnet" covers a lot of
ground with the camera follow
ing at the romping heels of its
hero. 1t introduces movie-goers
to generally agreeable lot of
people. the best of them played
by Stephen Murray and Kay
Walsh as the lads parents, and
Evening star., 1951-05-15

MACARTHUR 1s,a 81, 1ssAI,sS, Y. 1sss
Es9%yz pseTs Open 1neeI. e;IS. ALL L,s.!Ig} sL.A!Ig}q9
sh2T MERT THE AhsHsts AfhNsvHIssitsL& MIH.r 3ErsE s:4s'
$40. Plus LAUREL & HARDY, THE
FLYING DEUcES." $50. A
Evening star., 1951-05-15
Dron1o News and Reviews
7 runs-Lux's The Muqnet'
Another Lively Boy Tale
By Joy Cormody

There Is nothing boring about this world through the
eyes OF l0yearod boy 1t mixture of fascinating
ryng adventures and Heaven be thanked balance
the two just about right to let lad make
The British make good thing reminding this
their movies They quite pleasant
Evening star., 1951-10-07
Chess Notes
By Donod n. Muqridqe

The 1851 championship tourney
Iof the Washington Chess Divan
opened last Saturday with %
entries. They are grouped in three
preliminary sections qualified as
Green. Blue and Red. The two
leaders in each section will ad-
vance to the finals.
In the Green are ]. Galloway
D. B. Hatch. F. M. Dubois, Miss
M. G. Sewell, M. c. Stark, M.
Titles and j. r. Lee. Last week,
Dubois lost to both Stark and
TITLES. and TILES won also from
Miss Sewell. The Callaway-Lee
contest was adjourned.
The Blue section includes Karl
A. Baer, Richard S. Cantwell, c.
English. H. Ruckert, Vincent Sapo-
rito. Morton L. Seidelman. and
Malcolm H. Wiener. In round one
Cantwell won from Baer in the
game which appears below, and
|Seidelman defeated Saporito.
Section Red has eight players
instead OF seven. They are E. A.
Bishop. A. M. Jenkins, Miss Isa-
belle Lynne, Edmund Nash, John
R. Rice, Oscar Shapiro, Mrs. Jane
Stokes and J. Stone. Nash has
scored from Mrs. Stokes. and
Bishop from Miss Lynne. Because
OF a failure of communication.
Shapiro did not appear to meet
rice, and the point was scored
against him; but he has appealed
TO the Tournament Committee.
white: CANTWELL Black: BAER
Evening star., 1951-10-07

Another game from the opening
round of the Divan tourney, in
which Martin Stark lashes out in