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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
TOPS IN POPS
BY BOB WILLIAMS

RCA Victor took equip
ment to the Waldorf AS
toria's Empire Room Febru-
airy 20 to record Lena Horne
in person. The resultant LIP
includes every facet of this
brilliant performer. Here's
q girl who really sells a song.
and in the words of George
Gobel, You can't hardly
find them no more"
Plaudits also 60 to Nat
Brandywynne's orchestra.
conducted by Lennie Hay
ton. for sensational sup
port. The sizzling man
ner In which Lana does
New Tangled Tango makes
1t completely hers-no mat
ter who sang 1t before, or
who will sing 1t. Also eIec-
trifying are her renditions
Of II Love to Love-" Come
Runnin.'" and "Honeysuckle
Rose" In addition. she's out
standing IN her version Of
Day In. Day OUT From
This Moment On" Mood
Indigo" I'm Beginning to
See the Light" Let Me Love
YOU" How You Say It."
and q wonderful Cole Porter
medley Of four tunes. tRCA
Victor LOC-l028)
FROM THE SOUND TRACK
Two different Aims show
how different sound track
LIPS can be in ear appeal.
Capitol has issued sets Of
Warmers "A Face in the
Crowd" and United Artists
Saint joan" The first, fea-
turing singer Andy Griffith,
includes robust singing. roll
licking instrumentals. a Tilt
ing calypso. and a haunting
and dramatic main title
theme. It's q fine set, even
from the purely listening
point Of view. Unfortunately.
the same can't be said for the
sound track of saint joan"
The score. written by Mischa
Spoliansky. is tiresome. 1t
contains few retentive pas
sages and means little to the
listener. Capitol -W-872
and W-865.)
The Arizona post., 1957-03-15
10 die

You're hearing 1.-THE word you hoped you wouldnt
hear again-"Retugeesr'
The news headlines are back too-telling again how
people must run for their ves-because they're Tews
The Hitler days are supposed to be gone But
they?
In Egypt, $4,000 people are being driven out =
because they are Jews.
Egypt's nationality law prohibits citizenship
TO almost all Jewish men and women. Remember the
Nuremberg Laos?
Most Jewsh-owned firms of Importance have been
conhscated. Remember Nasi Germany?
Police visit homes at midnight to make arrests
or order explosions. Remember Hitler's Cestapo?
More than IL 200 Jewish refugees, terrorized and
stripped penniless, have been forced from Egypt in
few short months.
But Egypt isn't ALL There are $4,000 new Jewish
refugees who recently fed Hungary and Communist
terror Thousands in Austria STILL sitting on their
sultcases, waiting for the chance to begin life again.
Have you been reading about still other refugees
running from countries where anti-semitism has
Aared up anew? Well, those reports are true, too.
Yes 1857 will be refugee year-with more than
900 Jewish men, women and children facing dis
aser and death, taking to the roads, crowding into
camps, searching for safety and freedom.
The same old, terrible business ?-No! There's this
difference: This time save them.
We can save them if we act quickly enough and
give enough.
We can get them to free ands-including Israel.
or this time, there is an Israel, place where
Jewish refugees wanted and welcome
so give today Give your increased gift to the regu.
lar United Jewish Appeal. Then, save more lives.
to rescue the new refugees, give great "Over and
Above" gift to the SlOO,OOO,OOO UJA Emergency
Rescue Fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

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100
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"Robbit Foot" Stephen McNolly.
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l:30
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Guest, Andy WilIioms.
7-Lodies Home 1heoteF.
| Hour. ~ Live on Doneer."
1912. Chester Morris.
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200
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Hour. Ginger" 1916. Fronk
Albertson.
9-our Miss Brooks. Comedy.
$50
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9-House Party. Variety.
$500
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

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1880
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1900
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1850
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12
The scoring leaders:
Injury May Keep
Mister Gus Out
OF Santa Anitu

ARCADIA. Calf. Feb. IL up.
Mister Gus strained his right
front ankle in the San Antonio
Handicap and is a doubtful
starter in the $l00,000-added
Santa Anita Handicap February
%.
Trainer Charles Nottingham
said today the Llangollen Farms
speedster, one Of the favorites
for the Santa Anita. pulled up
lame after last Saturdays race
in which he finished a we'll
beaten seventh.
Mister Gus is the Stool third
choice in the Caliente Future
book for the Santa Anita. with
the Argentine Hollandes II. the
5-to-2 favorite. Honeys Alibi is
Stool and Social Climber 6-to-l.
Terrang beat them all easily
in the San Antonio. but isn't
eligible for the Santa Anita.
The strained ankle could ex-
plain Mister Gus dismal show
ing in the San Antonio. He
finished II lengths behind Ter
rang. Hollandes II finished fifth,
beaten by 10 lengths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12
WINS BOXER BREED EASILY
Borroge Appears Best
In Westminster Show

NEW YORK, Feb. IL (R.-Ch
Barrage of Quality Hill, a beau
tiful fawn boxer with white
markings. is going to be hard
to beat when the Westminster
Kennel Club judging gets down
to it's finals stages tonight.
This is the big one for Bar
rage, his owners. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jouett ShouSe of Washington,
D. c.. and his handler, Jane
Ramp.
They've been warming up to
the task for months and Bar
rage now has a streak Of four
best-in-shows going for him.
Two years ago he caught the
fancy of the gallery by licking
his father. Oh. Bank Away of
Sirrah Crest-the 1851 grand
champion-in the breed.
Poodle Champion Beaten
He went on to take the work.
ing group. but was beaten in the
final by Oh. Kippax Feanough.
a bulldog. 1t was an unpopular
decision with the spectators who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12

Ambehaving is trained by DR.
j. M. Lee, who conditioned one
of the f1eetest horses ever to
campaign at Hialeah. That horse
was Spartan Valor. winner OF
the 1852 Widener and holder of
the tracks rs mile record
Asked to compare his new charge
with William G. Helis' cham
pion, Lee hedged. "Ambehaving
won all three New Jersey-breG
stakes; Spartan Valor could win
but two"
In The Garden State. world S
richest won by Barbizon. eye
witnesses said that Ambehaving
was blocked repeatedly while
making his move in the stretch
and still finished fourth.
Following his fourth stakes
victory in the Remsen, Ambe-
having "bucked shins' (inflam-
nation of the tendon sheath
covering the fore part of the
cannon bone) and finished third
in the Pimlico Futurity to Mis-
sile, whom he beat in the Rem
sen.
Not since 1850 when Uncle
Miltie, the horse. laughed last
at rival 2-year-olds to top the
1851 Experimental. has a New
Jersey-bred emerged with a big
chance at grabbing all the
lettuce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12
Aragon Denies
HeAsked Rival
To Take Dive

LOS ANGELES, Feb. IL (R).-
Art Aragon, Los Angeles welter.
weight, denied on the witnes.
stand yesterday that he Offered
Dick Goldstein $500 to take 6
dive" in a fight scheduled fol
San Antonio, Tex, last Deem
Der 10.
/ Aragon is being tried on fight
fixing charges on Goldstein' s
complaint that the Golden Boy
offered him the money to "go
down in the fourth and stay
down."
Aragon had a different version
yesterday. He said Goldstein hao
asked him to throw his punches
SO he wouldn't get cut up be.
cause he was planning to visit
his family in Seattle over the
Christmas holidays.
Il told him that was entirely
up to him." Aragon said, that
I if he got knocked down in the
first. or fourth. or fifth round
don't be a hero. stay down and
don't get cut up
/ Aragon said he had told the
same thing to many other fight
erS because Il don't like to hurt
fighters.
The bout never came off. Ara
gon withdrew from the fight on
the ground he had a fever.
! Aragon testified he was the
third-ranked welterweight in
1856 and Goldstein was an un-
ranked fighter. He said he and
GoldStein were friends and that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12
Moore to Reduce
For Spieser Bout

SAN DIEGO, Feb. IL Up
Archie Moore. world light-heavy-
weight champion, plans to start
a weight-reducing program at
his suburban Ramona ranch
February 10 for defense Of his
title against Chuck Spieser Of
Lansing, Mich.
Moore said the International
Boxing Club would like the fight
in Detroit sometime in March
but he favors an outdoor bout
in June.
He said he must take of rs
pounds to make the l75-pound
limit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12
Wisconsin Okuys
|Grunts-in-Aid Plan

Madison. Wis, Feb. IL (P.-
The University Of Wisconsin fac
ulty voted yesterday. 1898. to
approve a Big Ten proposal for
grants-in-aid to athletes.
The action OF the faculty meet
ing authorizes George H. Young.
Wisconsin's Big Ten faculty rep
resentative, to cast a favorable
vote on the proposal at the con-
ference meeting in Chicago Feb
ruary %.
Michigan and Illinois also have
approved the program. The other
seven conference members have
not indicated what their decisions
will be.
Under the proposed program.
aid to athletes would be based on
need. The grants from the school
would be limied TO what the
athlete needs to obtain an edu-
cation. The athlete would be UNI
able TO receive financial aid from
anyone except his school and
those persons on whom he is
legally dependent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12
Jockeys Honor
George Woo|f,
Ted Atkinson

ARCADIA, Calf. Feb. IL Up,
Jockeys honor their colleague
Ted Atkinson. and the memory
of one of their greatest. George
Wool, in ceremonies at Santa
Anita today.
The 1857 George Woolf Memo.
rial Award will be presented e
Atkinson. in absentle. IN the
walking ring in the presence Of
all the jockeys wearing theil
colorful silks and with an honor
guard formed by six of them,
Gordon Gibson, Willie Shoe
maker, Johnny Longden. Eddie
Arcaro. Ralph Neves and Ray
York.
Atkinson is unable to be pres
ent because of Florida riding
commitments so Shoemaker will
accept the trophy for him from
Mrs. Genevieve Woolf Cayer
widow of THE Iceman." who
was killed in a riding accident
here in 1916.
The award. voted by turf
writer's. went to Atkinson for his
riding achievements and contri-
buttons 10 racing. He was ma
tional riding champion in 1914
and 1916 and his lifetime total
of winners is nearly $500.
Last night the jockeys frol-
licked at the annual Jockeys
Guild bail in Beverly Hills, pro-
ceeds Of which go to the guilds
welfare fund.
Longden was presented with
a ring as 1.-The worlds leading
rider" the presentation being
made by Actress Jayne Mans
field. Longden needs only seven
winners to reach a lifetime rec
ord Of 5000. Willie Hartack. rid
ing in Florida. was given a ring
as the leading rider of 1856. with
Arcaro accepting for him.
Merlin Volzke was given a
trophy for his record Of riding
20 years without receiving a sin
gle suspension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12
Petit in Position
To Top kikan' S
Scoring Record

The sky-high scoring peaks
reached by George Mikan. the
former Minneapolis Lakers great,
in 1851 no longer seem unattain-
able to Bob Petit of the st.
Louis Hawks.
The National Basketball Asso-
cations leading scorer. with
1928 points to his credit. needs
only 405 points in the Hawks
remaining 10 games to pass Mi
kan's record of 1882 points in a
single season.
That's an average of only 22.5
points a game. Petit had aver
aged 1873 points in the Hawks
81 games through last Sunday
And, If Petit. defending his
MIA scoring crown. can up his
current average to 28.8 points
per game for the rest of the
season. he can surpass Mikan' s
28.4 average.
Pettit's performance is over
sl1adowing brilliant runnerup
contention from Philadelphia s
high-scoring twosome, Paul Ari-
Yin and Neil Johnston. Any
other season, Arizin's current
ISL average and Johnston's "a
point per game output would be
enough to win the title. Two of
Johnston's three scoring crowns
were won by averages below his
current mark.
Petit took a big stride toward
Mikan's record in last nights
lone game. The 23-year-old whiz
scored SO points as the Hawks
bounced Syracuse. l07-l0l. The
game was played at Houston,
Tex. in honor Of Slater Martin.
Hawks guard and former Hous-
ton High School and University
of Texas star. Martin received
a check for $500 and a piece Of
luggage.
Tha cr0rinu Loo darc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12
FLAMINGO TO TEST AMBEHAVING
Bothered Baby Preppine
For Shot at Triple Crown

MIAMI, Feb. IL (SpeciaD -
Whether a "bottle-fed baby
can develop into a Triple Grown
race horse contender may bt
diagnosed in Hialeah's 100000
Flamingo March 2.
Deprived of natural nursing
when his dam injured an eye
shortly after foaling and was
taken from her baby, Mrs. Rich
ard D. duPont's Ambehaving was
fed on bottled milk rather than
by a foster dam, as is usually
done in such cases.
Apparently, the modern" colt
received the proper dietary in
gradients at Mea dow view
Farms. Moorestown, N. j.. where
he was foaled February 81, 1854
His record as a 2-year-old in
1856 shows he won four stakes
including the Remsen at Jamai-
ca in which Bold Ruler. recent
winner of the Bahamas. was
unplaced.
Handicapped Frank E. (Jim-
my Kilroe honored the son of
Ambiorix Dentifrice with 122
pounds in the Experimental
weights, on a par with Amarul-
lab, Greek Game and King Hal
ran, but four under top-weighted
Barbizon.
Ambehaving's biggest booster
is his blacksmith. j. Mehon. who
says, He has the strength of
a giant in his hind feet" 1t is
significant that a horse derives
his driving power from his hind
legs.
Observers, impressed with Am
behaving's preparedness pro-
gram for the l1s mile Flamingo,
describe the Bohemia Stable
colt as having developed into
the make and shape of a tough
campaigner. possessing the good
tough fiat bone Of a heavyweight
hunter"
A recent mile workout in
1895 suggests that Ambehav-
ing soon will be making his
winter debut and that he might
be battle seasoned when he
matches strides with America S
best 3-year-olds in the Hialeah
classic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12

Thought Barrage should have
gone to the top.
Hes certainly one of the
best boxers I've ever handled,
said the pretty Miss Ramp. 81
wouldn't want to say he was
better than his father, because
/ think that's a bad policy. But
we'll certainly be in there pitch
ing for that big prize"
Barrage won the boxer breed
with the greatest of ease last
night after the only defending
group winner, the standard
poodle. Alfonco Won der Col
denen Kettle, owned by the Clari-
dale and Pennsyworth Kennels
of Hampton Bays. N. Y. was
defeated.
AL. the 1856 transporting VIC
tor, dropped decision to CHI
Puttencove Promise. belonging
to the Puttencover Kennels OF
Manchester. Mass. Miss Ramp
also handled AL.
Four Main Threats
Well. then, who is Barrage
going to have to beat to go all
the way?
To start with, there is Putten-
cove Promise, who has lost only
once in his breed in Is outings.
Next perhaps, is Oh. Downs
bragh Jumpinpowder, a smooth
fox terrier entered by the
IDownsbragh Kennels of Far
Hills, N. j., who won the i'm
Iportant Associated Terrier Clubs
specially Sunday.
Then you might consider the
fine Dalmatian, Oh. Roadcoach
Roadster, belonging to Mr.. and
Mrs. S. K. Altman of Doyles-
town Pa. He won the big Nor
ris and Essex show last year.
For the longshot players there
lis Steb's Top Skipper. a Dober-
man pinscher owned by Natalie
and Robert James Stebbins OF
Westbury. N. Y. This dog first
was shown two months ago and
hasn't earned his championships
yet. But he won his breed
against 20 champions.
| They're the main threats. But
a shaky lot they are.
| Mrs. Beatrice Godsol Of Wood
land Hills. Calf. will select the
best-in-show at about IL pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12

he had loaned Goldstein $500,
Including STA plane fare TO San
Antonio for the December Is
bout.
He said impromptu fisticups
between him and Goldstein in
Los Angeles and in a San An
tonic hotel were phony fights
staged for the publicity.
Aragon denied testimony Of
Mrs. Sylvia Herman, %, a di-
Ivorcee friend of Goldstein, that
he told Goldstein in a car in
Los Angeles December Is. Re
member, kid. there's $500 in it
for you in the third round"
He said he did not see Mrs.
Herman that day and that the
three of them were never to-
gether in a car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12
Boxer Outpoints HuII

PROVIDENCE. R. l.. Feb. Il
I(R.-Veteran Bob Baker Of
Pittsburgh, eighth-ranked con-
tender for the heavyweight title
gave Toxic Hall of Chicago q
boxing lesson in gaining ar
easy 10-round decision last night
at the auditorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12
Reed Pluys

The Walter Reed basketball
team plays Army Chemical Gen.
ter at Edgewood. Md. tomorrow
night az S:l5 NJ the Walter Reed
sym There Is no admission
charge.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
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Evening star., 1957-12-08
BUDGET spoRTSWEAR


599 eouses docron nyIcn, docron-cotton. 32-3s 3se
Slipen S~eoers orion. classic styles $40 zss
Corooon S~eoters 10 match many colors 3.sS
HANDBAGS
Street Floor Washington Sitter Spring and PARKireton
ltol Cowhoe Hondboos SotcheIs. Noeobonds others
s7s-ssss
$3.50 Blfolds for ond women French Purses 1897
S2-3e5 Womsn's Belts. leothes tcbrcS rnetoIs l.ls
Imp. Germon Jewel Boxes FOR ond women
s.s5, IS, S,sS
l2e5-lsso Fine Colt Hondbees oesener-Iock styles ssS'
'PHs
cHILDREN'S HOSIERY
2nd Floor Washington and Silrer Spring;
3rd Floor. PARKineton
l.ee Slipper Socks wool and Leather. sizes 10 i.;S
MEMS SHOES
2nd Floor Washington: Street Floor Silrer Spring
and PARKHetoH
1895 Mems Fomous -Moke Shoes wing tip stitch cnd turn
rnoccosin toe 1899
I e5 Black ond Brown leother Loofers oil sizes 7ss
Evening star., 1957-12-08
STATIONERY

Street Floor Washington Sitter Spring and PARK,noon
l7o Bridge Conosto pinoche Playing Cords lss
ilo Quilted Plastic BRIDGE Toble Covers 79e
9e Revolving Frut~ood Poker Chip Rock complete with
200 pIosc intsrockno chips, $50
: So Onyx Desk Pen Sets white block brown greer l9S
see Chlstmos Cords 80 ouffel bag for LIS
$50 Chris'ros ~roppines 564 cutter box 4roli box
csc
Evening star., 1957-12-08
HANDKERcHIEFs AND UMBRELLAs

Street Floor Washington Stper Spring and PARKirgoH
s. Woens Hondksrchief Swiss Iooe linen Sss; for 81
5ec-7ec Mems, Wonens Hdkfs 3se; for 81
l6rb Short l0rib Slim Urbrellos polds Iocoucrds oil
potters borders hondsome hondles 3es
Evening star., 1957-12-08
PET SHOP

Street Floor Washington and PARKirgtoH:
9Th Floer. Sirer Spring
749 Filter KIT for oouorur filter pump charcoal. elc
WOOL tubing S
se5 Chrome Bird Coee leSl2slo. 5