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Evening star., 1951-11-17
Charges of Soft Schedule
Help Spur MARYLAND Action

lation, and is acting within the
rules of the Southern Conference
and on the basis of custom and
procedure over many years"
The university never has been
notified of the September action
Of the presidents except to receive
a copy Of the minutes of the meet
ing at Chapel Hill on September
%. Tatum said the school did not
anticipate any unfavorable action
by the conference. and lodged
any questions as to what would
happen if the conference opposed
the Terps' acceptance.
Tatum will fly to New Orleans
tomorrow to sign the contracts.
and any unfavorable action by
the conference after that could
mean a split between the Terps
and the other Is schools. A ma
|jority of the schools who voted
against bowls have sent teams to
|post-season games, some of them
of a minor category.
Tatum said he felt sure the
Sugar Bowl sounded out some of
the more respected universities in
the conference before issuing an
Invitation. as any unfavorable &C
tion by the Southern Conference
would react against the Sugar
Bowl as we'll as Maryland.
Tatum, who talked to Neyland
on the phone yesterday. said he
would not scout the Vols against
Mississippi today but would have
scout on hand next week when
Tennessee meets Kentucky. The
Vols close their season December
against Vanderbilt. Kentucky is
the only one Of their remaining
opponents likely to test the Vols,
second-place team in the As
sociated Press poll last week, and
first the week before.
When Kentucky played Okla
homa in the Sugar Bowl last year,
Tatum spent the entire training
period after Christmas Day with
Bud Wilkinson, close friend and
coach of Oklahoma. Thus he
had all Of Maryland's plans set up
the minute the bid was accepted.
Maryland will take the week
off after the West Virginia game
next Saturday, and then practice
three times a week in sweat suits
until school closes for the Christ
mas holidays, December 19.
viii Spend Christmas at Home.
If the weather here prohibits
outdoor practice. Tatum might
take his squad South for scrim-
images, possibly to Chapel Hill,
or to Atlanta. where Georgia
Tech will be practicing for its
Orange Bowl date.
The Maryland squad will be
permitted to spend Christmas at
home, and will reassemble at Col
'lege Park Christmas night. The
team will leave the next morning
for Biloxi, Miss. and will remain
at the former training grounds of
the Washington baseball club un-
til New Years eve. Maryland
will move the 120 miles to New
Orleans the day before the game.
Maryland will receive 10000, or
possibly 10000 tickets to the Sugar
Bowl and in the past the demand
has exceeded the supply for Sugar
Bowl participants. The Terps'
percentage of the gate, approved
by the NCAA, is expected to be
about $125,000.
The systems of the competing
schools will be familiar to both
Neyland and Tatum. The Ten
nessee coach and the Maryland
mentor each spent three spring
practice sessions at the others
school. and when Tatum played
at North Carolina Tennessee.
under Neyland, beat the Tar Heels.
'1Q.7
Evening star., 1951-11-17
College Football
TODAY'S GAMES.
WASHINGTON AREA,

WASHINGTON AREA.
North Carolina State At Maryland.
George Washington at Kentucky.
Navy at Columbia.
South Carolina at Virginia.
MONTGOMERY J.. c. at Stevens Tech.
Fort Lee at Nil. Dist; Wash.
Wichita at Boston D.
Villanova at Boston College.
Delaware at Bucknell
Westminster at Carnegie Tech.
Rhode Island State at Connecticut.
Cornell at Dartmouth.
Brown at Harvard.
Western Maryland at Johns Hopkins.
Lafayette at Lehigh.
Tufts at Massachusetts,.
Vermont at Middlebury.
Army at Pennsylvania.
West Virginia at Pittsburgh.
Yale at Princeton.
Penn State at Rutgers.
Colgate at Syracuse.
Fordham at Temple.
Amherst at Williams.
SOUTH.
Georgia Tech at Alabama.
Virginia Military at The Citadel.
Clemson at Furman.
Auburn at Georgia.
Mississippi State at Louisiana, State.
Washington e. Lee at Louisville.
Florida at Miami Fla).
Tennessee at Mississippi.
Notre Dame at North Carolina.
Tulane at Vanderbilt.
Richmond at Virginia Tech.
Duke at William and Mary.
MIDWEST.
Xavier at Cincinnati.
Colorado Mines at Colorado College.
Utah State at Denver.
Idaho State at College Idaho.
Michigan State at Indiana.
Butler at Indiana State.
Detroit at Marquette.
Western Reserve at Miami (OhiJ.
Northwestern at Michigan.
Kansas State at Missouri.
Colorado at Nebraska.
Illinois at Ohio State.
Eastern Kentucky st. at Ohio q.
Iowa State at Oklahoma.
Kansas at Oklahoma AIM.
Minnesota at Purdue.
Colorado Ann at Utah.
Michigan at Western Michigan.
Iowa at Wisconsin.
Idaho at Arizona might.
Wake Forest at Baylor.
McMurry at New Mexico AIM.
Brigham Young at New Mexico.
Texas Ann at Rice.
Arkansas at Southern Methodist.
Texas Christian at Texas.
Temple at Texas Western (night).
Texas Tech at Tulsa.
FAR WEST.
Oregon at California.
San Francisco at College Pacific:
Hardin Simmons at Loyola (Calif).
Oregon State at Stanford.
Washington at UCLA.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Louis Visits Wounded els

TOKYO. Nov. II P.-Joe Louis,
former worlds heavyweight boxing
champion, yesterday visited
wounded Allied servicemen in q
Tokyo Army hospital.
Evening star., 1951-11-17

Today a year ago-Greentree
Stables Big Stretch captured
the $56.460 Pimlico Futurity at
PirGico. ...
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Win, Lose, or Draw
By GRANTLAND RICE

NEW YORK, NOV 1.-THE naming of 81 coaches by the
Football Hall of Fame Committee naturally
churned than discussion about place
the This lead to arguments than million
Evening star., 1951-04-20
By Josephine L-owmon

Here are q few things to re-
member about clothes and figure
when buying spring or summer
toys.
/. II you wish to look simmer
the motifs and decorations (but-
tons, etc. and lines should be
vertical rather than horizontal.
2. Marrow belts are better than
broad belts. Also wear belts
which match your dress In color.
"A contrasting color makes you
look fatter.
8. Shiny materials make you
look larger. Do not use materials
with large designs. Dark colors
are slimming.
4. IF you have very long arms
wear gloves Of a contrasting color.
This makes your arms look
shorter.
5. II you wish to detract from
your height wear hats Of con-
trasting colors. If you wish to
add to your height wear hats
which match your costume in
color.
8. II you are short do not wear
a very large hat. This makes
you look mashed down. 1t takes
quite a lot Of height to get away
with the big hat.
7. Clothes which fit very tightly
over bulges make you look bigger.
Evening star., 1951-04-20
Why Grow OLd2
Points on Spring Buying

s. Up and down stripes will
make you look thinner while
stripes which run across make
you look fatter.
8. DO not wear extremely short
skirts because you are tall. They
can be some shorter but you viii
look "all legs" If you are not care
|ful. Today there Is a range in
the skirt length and you can find
the hemline which is most be-
coming to your figure and legs.
This is usually about midway Of
the calf.
10. If you are overweight be-
ware Of wearing shoes with q lot
of open work or those which look
very delicate. This emphasizes
your overweight. I do not mean
that you must wear shoes so
sensible looking they are homely
but they should be more substan-
tial than your thinner sisters and
less fancy.
II. If you are short do not carry
a large pocketbook. II you are
tall you should not have one
which is too small.
II you would like to have my
leaflet Clothes to Fit Your Fig
ure and Personality" send a
stamped. self-addressed envelope
with your request for leaf1et No.
81. Address Josephine Lowman
in care of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1951-04-20
Spring Has q Doggy Air

vent him from chasing cars. Two
rubber balls, tied together with a
piece of rawhide to the collar will
tangle in his fore feet when he
starts to run and thus bring him
to a stop. On the same idea. a
red iridescent button on his collar
will help drivers to see him in the
dark.
And if it is time to wash him.
try putting him in harness that
has three suction cups attached to-
the floor and use the cleanser that
requires no water. Just shake on,
rub with rough towel, and wipe
clean. This. product kills f1eas,
ticks. lice, and the mites causing
mango. odor, colds, etc. The har-
ness is also good for training
Rover to stand for show purposes.
What with all these items it
looks as il Rover won't have a bad
time leading a mans life!
Evening star., 1951-04-20

tables, remember there are COM
mercial products on the market
especially for such blemishes. Or
you can use oil of camphor. Wipe
this on quickly, then rub the spot
briskly with a soft cloth. Finally,
polish with wax or furniture
polish.
Cigarette burns should be rubbed
with pumice and oil.
For light scratches, apply wax
generously in and around the
blemish. Let dry, and repolish en-
tire surface. If the furniture has
been cared for with oil polish be
Evening star., 1951-04-20
By Ellen Sends

Warm weather will mean that
your dog will be getting outdoors
more, so here are some ideas, both
old and new, that are helpful and
timely.
For his spring wardrobe" with
a practical purpose in mind: April
showers mean muddy feet, but
there are plastic dog booties on
the market, red, gray, and brown.
Put these on Rover and keep his
feet clean. Also good for soft and
tender pads.
Ear bibs for long cookers
are made of white plastic, and will
mean less combing. Raincoats. too,
are on the market in any color. and
size.
Since you have just finished your
spring cleaning, a way to keep
Rover or Kitty of your furniture
lis to apply practically odorless
powder to tables. sofas. or chairs.
Outside to protect your favorite
rose or gardenia bushes. a liquid
can be used with the same results.
When you 60 away for the day
and don't want to take Rover with
you, don't worry about his meals.
An inexpensive mechanical feed
ing tray with alarm clock attach
ment will take care of this. The
food is placed in the aluminium
tray, the cover slides over the top,
the alarm is set and at the proper
moment the container pops open
and lunch is served! This might be
why dogs go mad!
Or If you do want to take him
with you for the week end. give
thought to the travelling case in
very light. clear plastic. This will
give him a chance to see where he
is going for a change.
For those nights that he insists
on running UP and down the
street; the auto dog stop will pre-
Evening star., 1951-04-20

Today maternity departments in stores report the sole
Of fashions others than mothers -tobe because linton
tcipotine" designs attractive and mode up Of
seasonal fobics in fashionable siIhouettes
Registering strongly in popularity is the duster. Wom
favor its comfortable cut and figure lines
AS moerny fashion it has always been hit-for OBJ
vious reasons!
Pictured, left bright red lnenke royon duster with
matching color buttons fastening from the divided mandarin
collar. Pin gay floral touch the shoulder for still
brighter note.
A woman never seems to have enough eottons when
weather arrives The cotton froek eht) hos white
oraondy yoke with the lower port of the bodice scooped
Evening star., 1951-04-20
Meat Turts

Meat tartS make a nice change
from the more conventional main
dishes.
Sift 2 cups Of flour, and blend
into 1t 2 tablespoons Of melted
butter. Add " cup Of sour cream,
and knead for about 8 to 10 min
utes. Cut into rounds with a
biscuit cutter.
Make a filling of " pound of
leftover chopped cooked meat, /
onion. minced, a tablespoon Of
butter. and salt and pepper to
taste. Brown the onion In butter,
add meat and seasonings. Mix
well.
Put a spoonful of the filling in
the center Of each dough round,
and close tight by pinching into
an obling shape. Brush over tops
with egg yolk, and bake at about
400 degrees until the crust is
brown.
Evening star., 1951-04-20
Restoring Furniture

cleaner shaped to get into the tiny
curlicues and fretwork.
Polish buffs to a sheen quickly,
but wax is a better protector and
makes busting easier, too. You can
make your own polish by taking
two parts of boiled or raw linseed
oil and one part of gum turpen-
tine. Use the mixture warm ana
apply with a soft cloth. Remove
excess with another CLOTH, then
polish, rubbing with the grain Of
the wood.
If white rings show I'D on your
Evening star., 1951-04-20
Lozy Day Breakfast

After D week Of cleaning and
scrubbing Sunday finally dawns.
A glorious day OF rest. You can
roll over and take a second nap.
for there's no need for an alarm
clock today and no need to hurry.
What's more. you and the family
can enjoy a leisurely late break
fast.
As an eye-opener, let's begin
with glass Of half -and-half pine
apple and grapefruit juice all
spruced UP with a sprig of mint
and a red cherry. Meals have
been pretty catch-as-catch- -can
affairs all week and you need this
bit Of "prettying up" as a morale
builder.
And for the peak of the meal
serve a beautiful corned beef hash
Evening star., 1951-04-20
Now Is a good time to clean you

NOW Is gOoQ Time 10 clean your
furniture by washing it.
The old drugstore standby,
green soap, can be used for this,
Soak a soft cloth in warm water
put a spoonful or two Of the soap
on it, and rub the surface until
froth appears. Wipe this off with
tepid water, and dry with a soft
cloth. Rub with the grain.
Get at the dust and CRIME in
carved furniture with wallpaper
Evening star., 1951-04-20

ring with scrambled eggs in the
center. With 1t have juicy red
broiled tomatoes. hot biscuits with
plenty of butter and preserves and
lots of hot coffee.
CORNED BEEF HASH RING
Two 1-pound cans corned beef hash
Scrambled eggs
Pack corned beef hash into a
creased 1-quart ring mold. Bake
In a moderate oven (350 degrees
F.) for about 80 minutes. Unmold
onto a'hot chop plate and I'LL the
center with creamy scrambled
eggs. v. F.
Evening star., 1951-04-20

sure to wash the oil of before Civ
ing the scratch the wax treatment.
Then switch to wax care.
For furniture that is badly
SCARED, or covered with a network
of scratches, don't fool around
call In an expert!
Evening star., 1951-04-20
Don't Forget:

To try on at least one COM
pletely new style just to see If it
is becoming to you advises Mollie
Parnis. You may be agreeably
surprised and find yourself chic
er than YOU think. she adds.
Evening star., 1951-04-20

A little chopped cooked spinach
is delicious added to a potato and
onion soup.
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
Urges ZOA Be
StreDmIined

NEW YORK, (JTA)-A call to
"streamline" the organizational
structure of the Zionist move
ment and to abolish the "shekel''
as the electoral basis for the
World Zionist Congresses was
made by DR.. Nahum Goldman,
chairman of the American section
of the Jewish Agency.
DR.. Goldman cautioned those
who saw the creation of Israel as
the fulfillment of the Zionist pro-
gram, and who thought this made
the further existence of the
movement unnecessary, to re-
member that although the state
of Israel is functioning normally,
these last 30-odd months have
shown that it will take many
more years and tremendous eff
fort on behalf of the Jewish peo-
pie everywhere in the world to
enable the state really to become
consolidated and self-supporting."
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
Military Bases?
Israel Says No

TEL AVN, (JTA)-British or
other foreign military bases will
not be permitted in Israel, nor
will Israel permit the transit of
foreign troops across its territory,
an Israel military spokesman de-
clared.
Public opinion is stirred up
over an article written by Rich
ard CrosSman, member of the
British Parliament, who is a guest
of President Chain Weizmann.
Mr.. Crossman alleges in his art
icle - appearing in a London
neswpaper-that Israel Army Of
ficers would consider favorably
the transfer of British troops sta
toned at the Suez Canal area to
an area of Egypt closer to the
southern part of Israel.
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
Britain Urges
..JOrdanPeace

Jerusalem (JTA) In an at
tempt to renew peace talks with
Israel, the Jordan Government
has taken the initiative in arrang-
ing for an informal meeting be-
tween Israel and Jordan repre-
sentatives to discuss outstanding
problems.
The problems include the grant
ing of permission by Jordan for
the passage of Israel conveys to
the Hebrew University and the
Hadassah Hospital, granting Is
raelis access to the Latrun area
and to the Holy Places in the Old
City, including the Wailing Wall,
all of which are located in Jordan
held territory.
The Jerusalem Post says that
behind the new Jordan move are
British military circles. The Brit
ish Army leaders, the paper de-
clares, urge the conclusion of
peace between Jordan and Israel
as preliminary to the extension
of British military bases in Jor-
dan and the establishment of new
bases.
London believes that if the in
ternational situation deteriorateS,
Israel may oppose the establish
ment of British military bases on
the Jordan side of her frontier,
especially since there are no
chances for substantial American
arms or other military aid to be
sent to the Middle East.
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
Israel To Float
us. BOnd Issue

New York (JTA)-The Govern
ment of Israel will seek to raise
5OO,OOO,OOO in the next three
years through the sale of bonds
in the u. S.
Henry MOrgenthau Jr. was
named chairman of the board of
governors of the bond OrganiZa-
ton. In accepting the post, Mr..
MOrgenthau reported that he had
discussed the Israel bond issue
with President Truman at the
White House recently.
The board of governors consists
of 100 outstanding American bust
ness and community leaders. They
met at an organizing meeting re-
Gently. The importance of the
bond issue for Israel'S future eco
nOmic development and for the
absorption of 100000 new immi-
grants in the next three years was
stressed by Ambassador Eban and
Ambassador Mcdonald.
MIR. Mcdonald characterized the
economic progress of Israel as a
modern miracle" which requires
for its continuance "Only the con-
tinuance of the flow of vital agri-
cultural and other machinery and
materials from the West"
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
Britain to Sell
Israel Arms

LONDON, (JTA)-The British
Government will deliver within a
few days its final reply to IsraePs
request for a long list of arms
and equipment submitted six
months ago. Similar replies will
be sent to other Middle-Eastern
countries which have been seek
ing to purchase British equip
ment.
Small arms of certain types,
light equipment and mortars will
be available for Israel, it was in
dicated. The latest type of NOR
tars, which are said to be of re-
volutionary design, will not be
included
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
Rabbi MainlOn
Won't Resign

Jerusalem (JTA) = The Israel
Cabinet reassembled following
the withdrawal by Rabbi Judah
L. Maimon, Minister for Religious
Affairs, of his resignation which
he submitted because of misun-
derstandings over religious edu-
cation in the immigrant camps.
Minister Maimon withdrew his
resignation following a visit to
him by Premier David Ben Cur
ion during which the Premier
promised to personally intervene
in the settlement of the religious
dispute.
A Cabinet committee started
consideration of the various reli-
gious demands presented by the
Religious Bloc. 1t is expected that
agreement will be reached on all
points. Meanwhile, a group of
about 400 held a street demon
stration in Jerusalem, demanding
more religious education for chill
dren in the immigrant camps.
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19

history. During the playing of the
first number it was interrupted
with rapturous applause that fair
ly shook the ceiling The New
York complete reviews had not
been received at press time of the
Arizona Post, but they will be re-
printed in the next edition.
Mayor ]. o. Neimann, Tucson,
has declared that he will proclaim
March 7 as Israel Philharmonic
Orchestra Day" in Tucson. Reuven
Danfi, Israel Consul General for
the West Coast, was invited last
week to be an honored guest at
the concert.
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
Receives US. Premiere Ovation

Music critics in Washington and
New York have been unanimous
in their reviews of the Israel Phil
harmonic Orchestra which started
its first American tour about a
week ago. They declare it to be
one of the worlds greatest orches-
tras, with a string section that is
indispensable, and with a wood
wind and brass section being in a
class by themselves.
The Israel Philharmonic Or
chestra, under the baton of Leon
ard Bernstein, plays at the Uni
versity of Arizona Auditorium
Wednesday, March 7, sponsored
by Radio Station KVOA and the
Arizona Post, benefitting Hadas-
sah's Child Welfare Fund. Box
office is at Levy's Department
Store, and officials of the concert
report that the sale of tickets is
excellent, but that good seats are
still available.
In the Washington, D. c., con-
cert, the orchestra was given ten
return calls after the conclusion
of the concert, an ovation prac-
tically unheard of in symphony
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
Frank Kingdom
AtCJA Kickoff

Kickoff for the 1851 CJA cam
paign starts Jan. 80 when the
Mems Division, Advanced Gift
dinner will be held at the Santa
Rita. Stanley Hatcher, division
chairman, announces with pleas
ure that DR.. Frank Kingdom, New
York Post columnist and former
Newark U. president, will speak.
He arrives from Israel one day
prior to his visit here. Max Lip
in, Los Angeles, will also be pres
ent. Because Of the dinners i'm
portance, Joe Brindis, CJA head,
urges a big turnout.
First affair for the Women's
Division, according to the chair
man, Bernice Berner, is a $40
(minimum) luncheon at the Santa
Rita Feb. IA for the 49 benefitting
agencies.
Mrs. Ben M. Kaufman has been
appointed chairman Of tn e
Ranches Visitors section.
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19

is the basic problem of our state,
no less than of other states" the
Premier said. However, we face
a double task in the event of a
global conflict. We must stimuli
taneously keep our eyes open to
the possibility of a second round
which our enemies openly an
nounce. And the danger of such
a second round increases with the
approach of a possible global con-
flict."
Emphasizing that Israel must
help strengthen world peace, to-
gether with all nations which are
triving Fundamentally for
peace" Ben Gurion said: AL
though in addition to the danger
of a world war we face also the
danger of aggression against us on
the part of our neighbors, there is
nevertheless no place for panic"
The Premier warned that any
relaxation of security may be
fatal to us, in the naked meaning
of the word" Revealing that Is
rael's military might has doubled
in the last two years, Ben Gurion
pledged that Israel will not help
any act of aggression against any
body under any pretext what
ever"
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19

mmlttee-SIm1lar IN number
of respects to the Israel plan-was
adopted instead.
The last-minute Arab revolt
against the Israel resolution was
successful despite the fact that no
other delegation appeared willing
to propose a resolution on Ko-
rean settlement. Earlier the Arabs
had supported the principles con-
tained in the Israel resolution, but
later threatened to abstain or vote
against it.
After the Arab threats the Polit-
ical Committee recessed for pri-
vate conference among the 12-
Asian-Arab group. When
it reconvened, the Mexican dele
gate proposed-aS a point of order
that the truce committees prin-
ciples be adopted at once "as an
organic whole" This removed Is
rael sponsorship from the propo-
SitiOn
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
Turkey May Seek
Israel Alliance

London (JTA - Informal dis
cuSSiOnS have been taking place
between Israel and Turkey and
there is reason to suppose that
Turkey places some reliance on a
stable, well-defended Israel as a
factor in the security of the Mid
die East region.
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
Arabs Force Elimination Of
Korean CeaSe-Fire Plan

LAKE SUCCESS, OTA)-Arab opposition to IsraelS role In
resolution resulted elimination the
Committee Aubrey
Eban fire followed conference
problems proposal
The Arizona post., 1951-01-19
Ben -Guri0n Re-examineS
Israel Defense Program

JERUSALEM TA-The defense problems faced by Israel in
situation outlined before Parliament
GuriOn holds the post of Minister
o. Defense.
that the security