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Evening star., 1953-06-07
By MerreII WhittIesey

Herbert Warren Wind, the
noted golf writer, says in the
current USGA Journal that some
critics Of Ben Hogan point out
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Last of Mid Atlantic Groun
Leaving for Ookmont

Harry GrleSmer, Bethesda
Country Club professional, left
last night for Oakmont and his
first taste of national competi-
ton in the Open championship.
Amateur Keith Kallio. other Dis
trict qualif1er. plans to leave to-
night. and thus probably VIII
get in only one practice round.
The other nine Middle At
lantic players who qualified in
the sectional tests last Monday
at Congressional all expected to
be on the scene today.
Ralph Bogart, who won his
fifth Maryland Amateur cham
pionship Friday. was one of the
Open qualifiers. but he withdrew
early last week and his place
went to the first alternate, Har-
old Oatman of Norfolk.
Griesmer returned no card in
the pro-amateur at Goose Greek
Friday but actually was encour-
aged by his drives and iron shots.
He couldn't solve the new,
bumpy greens and after three
putting half dozen, he picked
up.
Kallio has previous national
tournament experience only in
the public links championship.
Charley Bassler played eight
competitive rounds at Oakmont
when the CatonSville, Md, pro
went to the semifinals of the
National PGA championship in
1851. He lost to Sam Snead,
who won the title.
BasSler and Jack lSaacS, Mary
land Open champion from Lang
ley AFB, are considered the top
threats of the Middle Atlantic
players. excepting Chandler Har-
per of Portsmouth, Va, who is
a member of the touring pro
BRIGADE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30
W Ring Scoring
System Devised

WASHINGTON R-S,arslnr Jan
Y. veal b. able % score those
telexision fights just Ike fhe en-.
peFts--but Il might b. wise - Keen
= slide rule handy
TIE Executive COMMITTEES az me
National Boxing ASA gave final
spproSal % TIE neE scoring 49,.
tem Saturday and decided - prtnt
~ sample scorecaris Cor ~ fans
TIE MA eousrols firhtlur IN a.
states. only New Vera wal have
different scoring system after
the FIRST Of the YEAR
Under ne unlfied system the
wlnner Of ruuad sets 10 points
ne loser sets snyu here from /
g >. u ths round = even. score
10 poanis Tor eaen hkhier
there are esrialn nimmlckx n
the rrfsree detects a foul 49, sue.
tracts . point and lnsiruCts she tso
hdgss 10 o. hkeuiss Boz TIE ma
$40 DOS the ioul.ng sial sets -
points 4 Re wiss ne ruund ne
POINT Il subtracssa from tire cuma.
laiive score.
Tie Executive COMMITTEES d.
elded 10 test aaother scoring de.
wee. In selected nahss. ofhelsls
vt permfi Ne referee q b. tie
soc pldes Il ths effectiveness a
q knoekdoMn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30
Seixas Falls
In Davis CUP
Action Sunday

MELBOURNE R-TAe United
states Davis Cup hopes were
shaken again today when wlmhls.
don titlisi Vie Seixas. hohhlins
from has knee inwFy, fen before
Ausirallas George worthinxion "a
The second round Of the Victorian
Tennis Championships.
rhs Phnadelphlan. playing can.
tiously 80 - net % risk further
damage, vas cut down In q five
set battle e.. &c. t-s. &c. e-i.
Seixas treated > sprained haa.
mens IN his Fishf knes and limped
notieeablS. We made 10 effort a
80 after difficult shoss.
Although there Is ssil = mouth
before the DAVIS Cup eAallsnae
round. ne United States eIrss mnsl
yin an hterzons test from either
Belgium or India IN lesa thar thres
weeks and the Bslgians eould b.
tough.
TIE failure q seixas' knee a
heal fully remains a source Il eun.
Germ for TIE Americans. although
nonplaying Captain Billy Talbsrs
said amer today's matcA. ''vlc ssvs
he's sure his leg wtn b. oksx
We vM tass have 10 hope he's
right"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30
Browns Wrap
Up 18th Pro
Grid Pennant

NEW YORK R-Ths Cleveland
Browns can 81 bach wlthout a
worry and waa for the Western
Conference 10 decide 90 their op
ponent In the Natlonal FoogbaI
League championship game Dec
a.
The Browns. . four.ume ehsm.
pion IN TIE defunel Au.AmeFieau
Conference. wrapped up thesl
fourth straight Divisional THE Il
the NIL yesterday with . g7-ie
victory ever the winlexs Chieaeo
Cardinals. II was TIE losh straight
wih without q defeat for the Pau
brosn-eoaehed eleven TheyT
meet the New York Giants n
Cleveland Sunday and wind up the
season Dee. u In Phaadelphls
against the Eagles.
Dsirolt's Lions. eonqueror az she
Browns in last years tile zane
head the Western Conference b.
only . onegnme margin over the
San francisco t9erz. The Llons
ts-zl eemented Their position an
Thanksgiving Day b. whipping TIE
Green Bay Packers.
But yesterday the ssers ssaved
within striking disinee With a - p
decision over naltimores Colts
TIE days activities. howexer VIZ.
tnaliy eliminated Los Angeles
chances since TIE Rams were sur.
prlsed By the Chieseo Bears 2a.zI
The Giants. displaying . real II
fensive Tor the first time this sea.
son. stopped the Philadelphia "A.
glss winning streak az SD games
s4-1s and Washington beat Pitts.
eurEh l7-s In ether games.
ID until the last five minutes
q looked - Il the Browns woula
need sae Giants victory over n.
seeond place Eagles 10 wrap AN
ne Eastern Conference tile TIE
Cardinals. who have only . sie 10
snow for 10 games. we're LEADING
IaIs.
Then The Browns eashed In On
toe breaks for toaehdowns The
flrxs came on = pass Interference
nat save the Browns a flrsl dowu
- their y Otto Graham eom
plfled three passes Cor IS ysras
ana Ray Renfro eireied rieht end
Iof the score. Afier Graham had
taken . deliberate safety. TOMMY
ames Of Cleveland recovered !
Jimmy foot hHmhle and faced y
yards Tor the FINAL tally.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30
One Platoon System Didn't
Affect Nations Standings

seems 10 have come up wlsA TIE
same Of the day m Maryland, the
only MAJOR undeieaied and unsisd
team IN the country, asd okla.
bona. whipped only By Metre
Dame.
Coach Jim rasam a Maryland
watched the So0ners 90 through
their last WORKOUT al TIE expense
q the Oklahoma Ages saturday
al and vas Impressed 10 say the
least
Thank goodness we have q
month 10 prepare ior the SooneFs.
he said Il hope we can hold up
our end Of the bargain.
But oklahoma Coach Bud VII
kinson vas Just - peasimistir.
Tatum says he has the finest
team BE ever coached" he brood
ed. II that 10 true then I donT
see how vel have much of q
chance against him"
The Cotton Bowl opponents we're
not decided until the last moment.
Rlee finished In q tie wllh Teas
for the Southwest Conference tile
By beating Baylor ais, BIT the
LonEhorns bowed out because the
Owls had beaten them carrier IN
the year.
Alabama cot ne ID saturday
night BY virtue Of winning TIE
souiheastern Couiersnee title ~
beating Auburn 1911. While Missis-
app state was tleIng Mlsslssip--
p ~.
Army eonclnded its seasoa WITH
. @-T victory over Navy Saturday
Its frat vletory oger ne Mlddlss
n four years.
Georgia Tech turned bach ceor.
ga 1-i7. Duke defeated North
Carolina 3S-1o. Louisiana State oui.
scored Tulane ala, Texas Chris.
uan was Q f3e victor over soush-
err Methodist. Tennessee clubhed
Vanderbilt s5s. villanosa unset
Fordham Nl3 and Boston Colless
edged Holy Cross 60 n other ma.
lor games.
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ard ne san are epsioaal. Tomlia
sid.
An teams must aaal.fY Gee TIE
oowi games. n0t O. iooGhsn IN
aione bui also on ther abasY 10
uFsts . slx hne hadale pxayer and
. 80 wura essay "a their favursie
Character quality.
Nafionai prxss Interest a usual.
y ebisined from TIE lnierseetioaal
waits a hTwnAe kiddie Bowl
teams F.shsng. sightseeing ard
ieiloNH Ntp consacis alta loxal
youaa sFs ere a functaon 81 ghe
ewents.
The visiting teams woald proha
by meet q picked team ~ local
HoMeveF. rules are
flexible u that respect.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30

MEw YORK a-Ths college has.
kstban ssasoa swings into hisk
assr thls week wiih mast Of TIE
- teams n TIE eountry SCI e
starr Gka ioar-moafh grind mt al
isad b Ssetional and nssional titles.
But tha team that viii attract
ne most sttsntion wont be iook-
lng iar any ehamplonship. Rather
ils To- star win he e. b prove
hlmsslE bevo Franeis. Who set a.
alltme seorlng record LAT year
enly b have 4 wiped ct because
many e hts teams opponensa were
80 fouf.year colleges. brlngn his
No Crands elnb lnso Madinon
square Carden. Thursday for q
gsms against Aaalphi College.
No Crande already las played
ona game-aeainsl Ere Teaehers
n nuffalo. \. r.. last week. TIE
gigantic Bevo seoreo e. points,
ahout average ior him. tndging b.
past performanesa.
Adelphi. from Cardnn City, NY
yes Supposed 10 awe enc al the
stranger small college teams
ar0und New Vera hui 4 vas heaien
IN rs openeF lasl week ~ Fair
Geld. Conn., 7o-S9.
Tbs wIll be ne upenlng game
e ne inaugnral prcEram e TIE
Garden'n 18th seaBon AZ basket.
bali g. 1ehn'n will meet Lafayette
nln ne feature.
TIE iron Dukes IL Duqmesne.
who wnl be . dlaappointmeni 4
thay don't win the naiinnal eham.
plonaAip with their veteran packed
team. BEGIN operafinna Saturday
against Cemesa.
indlana, - NcAA tiflisi. wAlch
wun II big Tea games In a row
iant neason. also opens &agnrday
against the Univernliy AZ clneln.
nati Amothaf team with hlqh hupes
e boundsng hack inio TIE line.
hehi. ksnincky. Plays Templs Sal.
uFdny Ia he opener.
ne University q Californla
repmledly 'slonda8s and iiehlnm A.
take ne Pacific Coast confeFenee
tile won laaa year BY Washington
las three games TIE Golden Bears
epen against San Francisco iomor.
Fow, thsn pay the alumni FRIDAY
and 81. Mary's Saturday.
There vas scattered action last
saturday among tie upper crust.
y tact there Vas even one upset
% malor pruporttonS Hofstra 81
hempsisad. y. n, defeaied Vale
eaIA holding of . iisrce III rally
nat nstted "a points IN the sec.
end half.
payten. one q ne preseason
choices % make . run Ger the
kaniern uiis. earmea Nd hy root.
ne caAisias mes. and western
ksnineky. ons of tie top teams in
ne SouiA. recorded an esT4 vie.
CRY ever kentnckY wesleyan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30

sent 4 81 ths seat meetins - tkat
TIE club members ean maks a
oeclkion.
kiddle Bowi games are gainina
inersaaing popaiariiy thronghouf
thR uation. Tomlin meaiioned IN a
letter 10 Coca thst he has teams
IN Georgia. North Sarolina. New
Jersey and Texas who may Be
Interested II Staying Ia Ksy West
Tomiin polnisd oui thaf ADS VITO
participate n kiddis Bowi games
may nos BE- ever 10 pounds a
bowl tine and not over II years
81 ase co September ist prior 10
Participating They play eight
minute quarters wearing full pro.
tsetixe eauspmens inciudina rubber
eleaied shoes. TIE sire of the fed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30
Luna Earns
$4,000 For
Alabama u.

Hlah On ne list 81 anal items
shich paid BAG dividends In Dixie
football this season must Fank the
feet of Bobby Lana Of Alabama
and billy Teas 81 Georgia Tech.
Luna's fourth quarter field coal
Saturday gave Alabama q ie-T de-
einion over Auhurn. TIE Luna foos
thus earned about sss coo In an.
licipated Coiion Bowl funds for
Alabama. and coEpled with q tse
n adjoining Mississippi Il gave
the Toe tAe Soutneastern Cunfsr.
ence title.
On the pFeeeding Saturday, Teas.
Tech's bullet boz. hauied . Duke
punt "a yards lnr . touchdown
which broaght ne Englneers =
Sugar B0wi I'D and . similar sss. J.
90 bonus Even 4 yea want 10 dis
eount ne money. ths flying Teas
feet turned the isS3 Tech team
tFom . mediocre 20 . respectable
helf 10 the ioS1 outfit whlch vas
unbeaien and united.
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Key West Shrine Club Eyes
Riddle Bowl Game For 1854

Ths Key Vest shrina ciub 81
alsemas ihs poaslbaity ef apomsor.
la . Kiddls Bowl foofball game
n Ksy wes' In lasf a thsT nsxf
FaGular mesiing 4 wna announeed
today ~ Willard Coca. presidsna q
thaf crganlHatioa-
cook fsplied 10 q suery from
ice Toanlln. Phasdalphla pTomoier
q ths eseuts whieh appeared 90
ne aporta pages 81 TIE Cifizen.
Temiln d aresidsni Il hs Pep
warner Fooghan conissenee. "a.
tioaal sponaors 81 Ne svsnss.
re sad tsdsy nat IT, club had
- discussed ne ehaness e siag.
lna lka game bui tkat he has
gaihered lnfngmaaion and I'll pre-.
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~ 90 eoRRleAN

NEW YORK R-There vas 10th.
ing bot memories a. college foot
bali, 1853 version. tDdsy and DE-
spite the dark waTnsnRx Of most Of
the coaches. the game was still IN
a healthy state.
Before the start u the ssason.
the overwhelming majority II ths
mentors viewed the return % one.
platoon rule With alarm-even de-
spaiF Bot the teams thas everyone
thoaght would say on TOP stay
there and the teams that showed
nothing before the campaign did
Iust a. expected.
In fact. a quick lcok 81 the four
mator New Years Day bowls VIII
attest t0 the lack ii form reversal.
Here's how they line up:
Rose-Michlgan State vs.. ucLA.
Orange - Maryland ". okla-
bona.
Cotion-Riee ". Alabama. >
SuEar-GeorEia TeeA W. West
Virginia.
Miehigan State. In rs freshman
year IN the Biz Ten. VAS the favor.
lie. True. Il had its H-game win
ning streak bruken, but mat was
caused more By tie law of aver
ages than ans changes IN the rules
Il finished in q De with Illinois for
the Championship. bui was voted
The boWl bid BY The athletic direc.
tors.
UCLA was the eAoiee 10 win the
Pacific Coast Conference title and
ain i did although Il experieneed
some anxious moments.
Maryland was the favorite In the
Atlantic Coast Conference a. waa
Oklahoma IN the Big Seven. Rice
vas one II the better teams IN
the Southwest loop aecording 90
preseason reports and Alabama
vas tabled as one u the top teams
IN the south.
Georgia Tech saw lta sl-game
deieatleSs skeln SO By the boards.
at IN hands of Metre Dame, but
Il stu was q dominant power. and
West Virginia was rated the South.
ern Conference t0p-notcher.
Notre Dame wu rated Nc. I
team In the country In the Asso-
GATED Press preseason POI and
stayed right there until tied b.
iowa q seek ago. Nor was that
reversal NE result Il TIE sNiicA
90 oneplato0n. Metre Dame. In
fact, was IN 9 better posltion than
most schools becanse many Of rs
players, including backfieid ace
Johnny Laitner. performed 90 both
offeuse and defense last year.
So the coaches Imaxined tFva.
blss never I'D materiaiixa. Cener.
ally. they we're vary 10 Try pass
plays ard about one-fifth iess pass.
M vas seen this season.
Asier al the confasiea revoivina
aroand ths boxls. ne orsngs Bowi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30
I-Daffy" Dean
BUYS Ball Club

HOT SPRINGS. Arb. a. Pad
Dean-the '.Daffy" hall AZ . plseh.
nc combination tass cree hurled
ne 81 Loais Cardinals ID q worid
ehampionahip go yesterday pur.
ehased the Hot Springs Bafhers
baseball club.
Dean. brother 81 DiEzy Dean
sad be elosed the deal Cor ths
Class { cosion States Lsagus eluh
late yesterday uiga oxners N A.
and Garrett Britt Of Ilot Sprlngs.
Purchase price wAs nos disclosed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30
MnOrLeague
Talks Start
In Atlanta
~ Ioa RuleNlaR

ATLANTA R-wsather mgld
tan windy dram selections
aim t. trades brisk
nat waa ne fofseasi Coz ths
business 81 ne k7nd annaal base.
hnll eomvemfion Il TIE minor
leagues tAat g0t uader way here
ioday
ons q TIE hghisxi drail seise.
tona = years waa expected a.
sAe mator leagues prepared 10 plck
81 Ne nuGaets n the lixi a aiso
slleihae minor lsarae players.
u was ene observers guess shas
- mere tAan 10 players woald b.
pieked.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
DAV Activities

Agriculture Auxiliary Of Dis
abled American Veterans will
present the Agriculture enter
tainment troupe at ward party
in Bethesda Naval Hospital to-
morrow evening, under the di-
rection of Clem Bray.
Doris Bergamo will be mistress
Of ceremonies, presenting Doris
Sammis, Florence Tinko. Vernon
Davis, Bob Powers. Carol Helm
holz. Janet Day, magician Earl
Gilbert and comedian Charley
Collins.
A meeting and luncheon of
Agriculture Auxiliary will be
rIeld at 11:45 am. tomorrow, in
room SOTO. Agriculture Depart
ment Building. with Miss Edna
Gruebele conducting the busi-
hess meeting.
Washington Dugout No. 215,
National Order of Trench Rats,
will meet Thursday, in the
Knights of Columbus Hall, 1901
r street NV. at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
Antietom Spun Closed As Trucks Weaken 1t

old stone arch bridge has
started to disintegrate under the
pounding of heavy traffic.
The bridge carries q county
road across Antietam creek at
the edge of the Civil War battle
neld and is named after one of
the Union generals in the
ol0ody struggle fought there.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
By the Asseeiatsd Press

sHARPsBURG. Md. Jan. IT.
Historic Burnside bridge, on An
tietam battlefield just southwest
Of Sharpsburg. has been closed
to traffic because of damage
which Harry Doust, superinten-
dent of the battlefield, says has
been done to it by heavy trucks.
Mr.. Doust said the 130-year-
Evening star., 1953-01-18
Pottery Costs More

Japanese pottery, Of which
America is a heavy buyer, now
sells in the United States for
about four times the factory price
in Japan-a 93-piece dinnerware
set selling at the factory for
$3.50, bringing $94.48 retail in
the United States,
Evening star., 1953-01-18
School Registration Set

Registration for spring classes
at the Department Of Agricul-
ture Graduate School will be
held from next Saturday through
January 81 at Room 1071, South
Agriculture Building. Courses in
languages, literature, mathe-
matics, social and physical
sciences, fine arts and public ad-
miniStration are offered.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
Rise in Liquor Consumption
Is Alarming to Church Groups

combat the "men of distinction"
theme used by the liquor indus
try.
Arizona church leaders are
crusading for stricter enforce
ment of liquor laws to keep
young drivers from easy access
to liquor.
Evening star., 1953-01-18

more comfort, more safety and more dur
ability. A revolutionary new Powerglide"
automatic transmission, and Power Steer
ing are among the great advances Chew
rolet offers you. Come in and see all the
new features that make Chevrolet for SO
entirely new through and through!
Evening star., 1953-01-18

Chevrolet models are included in the "Two-
Ten" De Luxe and "One-Fifty" Special
series. That's the widest choice in the low
price field with 16 models providing a new
Chevrolet for every buyer and every need.
Everyone gives you great new high COM
preston power, greater gasoline mileage,
Evening star., 1953-01-18

Now, in the Bel Air series, Chevrolet
creates a new class of American cars. Here
is distinction of appearance, fineness of ap-
pointments far beyond anything in its field.
The Bel Air series includes four models
-2-door and 4-door sedans, sport coupe
and convertible Twelve other beautiful new
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
He Lost The Girl
But Still Nav Gel.
His Money Back

WASHINGTON IR-Another fell
low got the girl but Congress may
see to It that John Lampropoulos
gets back the $500 bond he put up
SO she could enter this country
from Greece.
The House approved and sent to
the Senate yesterday a bill to re-
turn the money to LampropJulos.
a Chicago shoe repair man and
World War II veteran.
He posted the bond so Tassia
Papadopoulos could come to the
u. S. to marry him. A 1916 law
authorized the admission of an
alien intending to marry a Yeter-
an, if the marriage took place
within three months. The bond was
required to guarantee that the
marriage took place.
But on the last day of the three
month period, d House Judiciary
Committee report said, Tassia
married James Kyriazis, described
as an American citizen but not a
veteran.
The committee said: 1T does
not appear that the government
has lost anything and that Lam
propoulos has lost his prospective
wife and his money
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
DEPT. OF INTERIOR
DROPS zoos WORKERS

WASHINGTON IN The bad
news that their jobs are being abol-
ished has reached 2.Oss employees
Of the Interior Department BY to-
day, officials said.
The s0-day dismissal notices
went out to headquarters here and
to scattered field offices when deep
cuts in the department budget ap-
peared certain. Former President
Truman recommended S6O7 Isl 400.
President Eisenhower $4S4 as, 200.
but the House voted $l06 Isl, 3lS.
The department had s6,l7s en-
ployes March 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
Symbolic Chair In
Senator ) Office

WASHINGTON R--In the office
of Sen. Stennis ID Miss) is d chair
labeled reserved IA chair In
which no one ever sits.
Placed so that it faces the SEN
ater when he is seated behind his.
desk the chair, he said, is mute
reminder to him .of the man who
isn't there. /"
He explained in an interview:
Lots of people come into this
office. They ask this or that. They
support one thing Or another. But
SO per cent Of the people from
Mississippi probably more than
that never get up here to state
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20

Broadway and Hollywood serve as
the highest paid shIils in the world.
Shill: person hired to stimulate
gambling.
You may have heard Of some Of
the fantastic figures paid to enter
tanners by the Las Vegas hotels.
Some are inflated by press
agents pipe dream: others are.
fantasticalIy true. Insiders here
believe that the SIS 900 weekly
figure announced for Betty Hutton
is close to reality.
She might be worth that, " said
one operator. 'sBut only she and q
few others would be. The rest get
around third Of her figure. which
Is an excellent salary for d weeks
work of al hour or two 4 night !,
Others are angry al the publiciz-
ing of such figures when you
announce that you're paying Betty
Hutton rs G's. said one talent
buyer, how are yon going to hire
Tony Martin for what you paid him
last time?
Prices are getting out Of hand.
When you hire a star for Is G's,
your whole show VIII run around
s4O, 600, You cant hope 10 show 4
profit
But most of the others don't
seem to worry They keep on hir-
ing the best names available at the
highest prices necessary. They
hope that the gambling tables win
assume any loss On the night clubs,
and they generally dc.
Here's an example Of the kind Of
shows that play here. Current
headliners are Eddy Arnold at the
Sahara; Jane Powell. Desert Inn;
Joe E Lewis, I'll Rancho Vegas;
John Payne and Lou Holtz, Fla
mingo; Rex Allen and Sons of the
Pioneers, Thunderbird; Liberace
and Phil Foster, Last Frontier;
Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy,
Sands.
But that isn't alI. Each place has
two OF three other tUp-flight acts,
plus eight 10 il dozen girls. most
Of whom could adora any magazine
cover.
Booking talent Is d headache,
said one show producer. You
not only have 10 flght the other
places ii getting the best talent;
you also have 10 find talent that
VIII stimulate betting
The best attractions for the
heavy gamblers are old-sime nit.
cry stars like Joe Il. Lewis and
Sophie Tucker. Oddly enough. Bob
Crosby's engagement was stimn.
lns 10 the tables: the explanation
was that the CroShys have many
wen -heeled friends,
Spike Jones and others who
attract the family trade are great
for dining room b0siness but the
patrons driit out through the casino
like q sieve Y
A surprise hit 1T tie Sahara was
LauTitz aIelehiar ard bis young
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