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Evening star., 1962-05-08

shoemaker, YcaZa or any OF
the rest when the chips are
down, and he wanted to win
this one so badly he would
have carried Decidedly the last
100 yards in his arms.
Thirdly, q lady watching on.
TV decided that George Pope,
jr., color bearer, was the
prettieSt horse in the field. At
least he looked that way on a
black and white set that didn't
give away his clotheSline gray
look. lunches are as good a
way to pick q winner as form
when you get a field of this
kind in a race. On paper it
didn't look like too much, so
why couldn't the prettiest win?
Chris Schenkel, the TV an
aouncer, tried to get former
Jockey Eddie Arcaro, his color
man for the day, to say the
track was so fast the winner
might break Whirlaway's 1941
mark Of 2:012s for the mile
and-a-quarter route. Eddie ap-
parently agreed to the posi-
bility later, but in this par
ticular part Of the interview
he wouldn't 60 that far.
These horses aren't in
Whirlaway's class" he told
Schenkel.
y
The imminent arrival of |
Negro athletes on Maryland's
campus may pose some prob
lens for the Atlantic Coast
Conference and make for a re-
organization of the league. The
newcomers won't be welcome in
South Carolina and the ACC
already has problems in North
Carolina, where Duke, Wake
Forest, North Carolina and N.
c. State find it rather crowded.
maryland might look to the
Independents north of the
Mason-Dixon border for future
competition If it drops out of
the ACC. 1t even would be pos
sible to form a good, fast
league with such teams as Penn
State. Syracuse, Pitt, West Vir-
ginia and others of that caliber.
It's possible, but unless there
has been a decided change it's
improbable.
Years ago, when Jack Hag-
srty's Georgetown teams ranked
near the top in Eastern foot
ball circles, letters were cir
culated among the big inde-
pendent schools to determine
their attitude toward banding
together in a league. Most |
were for it, except" for one
thing or another. Seven sug-
gested members were accept
able te one. but not the eight.
Some didn't want to play GER
tain others, and after much
study the matter was dropped.
1t also has been pointed out |
that the independents are
getting fat on TV by being
the outside" game for con-
ference schools and aren't in
terested in joining a league.
Whatever happens. a change in
Maryland's status within the
next couple Of years is almost
certain.
It'll be a slap in the face for
the Districts few but competent
ring officials if the Patterson
Liston title fight is staged here
and an outsider is imported to
referee. Eddie LaFond and
Charlie Reynolds have long
since proved their ability and
Norvel Lee, for another, could
handle the job.
II out-of-town figures, like
Gus D'Amato. Patterson's man
ager, can call the tune for a
bout in Washington. why have
a commission? Promoter Mike
Evening star., 1962-05-08
Tigers Will Tour

DETROIT. May Q (AP). -
The Tigers win 60 to Japan In
October for q post-seascn tour
and play teams from the two
Japanese professional leagues. 1t
was learned today.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
ANGLE

guy with his thinking cap could have bet on
Decidedly in the Kentucky Derby First Trainer
is remembered here the gentleman who put 500
winner at Laurel the 955) El Chama Prendae
Of Venezuela one-two in the Washington D. c.. Inter-
national at Laurel.
Evening star., 1962-05-08

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Evening star., 1962-01-30
Martin Is Star
OF Judo Finals

George Martin, a teen-ager
representing the host club, was
voted the outstanding per-
former in the 10th annual Dis
trict AAU judo championships
held Sunday at the Washing
ton Judo Club.
Martin won both the overall
junior title and the overall
senior white belt champion
ships. The final compilation of
figures was announced today.
The winners:
Junior Division-10-and-un Gale
wilmer (WJC); 12-and-under, Steve
Carper (WJC); 14-and-under, Frank
LaSkin, Jewish Community Center; 49,
and-Indsr, aTsLIH fh,, George Martin (WJcl;
George Martin (WJc); 160. Eugene
Cincotta, University Of Maryland Judo
Club; $50. Ray Boughn (WJC); Heavy
weight. Charles Goodwin (WJC); Over
all; George, Martin (WJC).
Senior brown belt = i4O pounds
Robert koyonagi lWJCC: 160, Benja-
lock (WJCl Heavyweight. Dan vii
larial CWJc); overall Robert Koyan-
Senior, black belt-1eo pounds Ed
Win Takemore (WJCl: 1870, Raymond
demanded (WJCl: Heavyweight. An
grew Davis WHO; overall, Raymond
demanded (WJC).
Evening star., 1962-01-30

Super Shells winter blend, with three cold
weather ingredients, is at Shell stations today.
And don't forget all the other ingredients
in today's Super Shell (see below. They're
working every day you drive, every season'of
the year, to give your car top performance.
Super Shells 9 ingredients
for top performance
III TCP' for power, mileage, and longer plug life.
~ is Pentane mix for fast warm-ups.
#3 is anti-knock mix to resist all kinds of knocks.
IA is gum preventive to help keep carburctors clean
inside.
rs is Butane for quick starts
#6 is "catcracked" gasoline power.
1T is "anticer to hel lp check cold-weaher STALL
ing.
#S is Alkylate to help control "high-speed knock"
~ is Platformate for extra mileage.
"Trademark for Shells unique
containing TcP covered by u Patent 2sse2l2.
Evening star., 1962-01-30
Johonsson-B n-Bygroves
Reset for February 9

GOTdFBORG, Sweden, Jan.
80 (AP) Edwin Ahlquist, pro-
moter or the postponed Inge-
mar JohansSon- Bygraves
fight, said today the bout will
be held February 9 at the
"Masshallen" indoor arena in
this West Swedish port.
The match was postponed
one week last Sunday when
Johansson said he was suffer-
ing from spinal trouble.
Il got the green light from
my doctor so the match will
definitely go on February g."
JohansSon said.
Evening star., 1962-01-30
Sheldon to Marry
Pastors Daughter

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 80 (AP).
Roland Sheldon. 25, a New
York Yankee pitcher, will be
married in suburban Lees
Summit. Mo-, tonight to Wanda
Lou Mcconnell, 18.
The ceremony will be per-
formed by the brides father,
the Rev. Merle L. Mcconnell,
in the First Christian Church,
OF which he is pastor.
The couple met last summer
while the Yankees were in town
to play the Athletics. Sheldon,
a righthander, compiled an IL
5 record with the Yankees last
season, his second in profess
sional baseball.
Evening star., 1962-01-30
Visa Refusa|s
May Cancel
World Skiing

! VIENNA, Jan. 80 (AP).-l
Austrian skiing officials said
privately today the world cham
pionships at Chamonix, France,
scheduled February 10, prob
ably will be Cancelled If the
East German skiers are refused
entry.
Marc Holder, Swiss president
Of the International Ski Fed
Grafton (FIS) called in the FIS
board for an emergency meet
ing in Bern February 4 after
information reached him that
the East Germans stand little
chance of getting French visas.
The Austrians say that, while
there is probably not a shred
of political sympathy for the
East German regime in most
of the FIS member countries.
the FIS statutes say clearly
each member must be allowed
to take part in world events.
Cancellation Predicted
Informed observers specu-
lated that, of the 13 FIS board
members, only the members
from NATO countries-out Of
loyalty to their governments,
perhaps-would vote to hold
the world championships re-
gardless of what happens to
the East Germans. But only
five of the FIS board members
are from NATO countries.
The Austrian observers be-
lieve that, if France refuses en-
try to the East Germans, the
FIS board will cancel the world
championships and hold "in-
ternational ski races" in Cha
monk in their place. 1t is too
late, they say, to award the
contests to another country.
Walter Waizer, Tyrolean Ski
ing Federation president and
the Australian FIS member.
said last night he would attend
the FIS board meeting because
he feels the issue is very
serious.
Personally, I hold that the
FIS statutes must be respected"
he said.
Visas Unlikely
EAST Germany is a member
the Austrian FIS member,
participate in the world cham
pionships. I still hope France
will make That possible"
In Berlin, an authoritative
French source said yesterday it
is highly unlikely the East
Germans will get either French
visas or temporary allied travel
documents - both necessary i
to get to Chamonix. The same
East-West political squabble
over Berlin has so far prevented
the East Germans from getting
travel papers and United States
visas for the world ice hockey
championships scheduled for
Colorado Springs, Colo, March
7-18.
The allies are Withholding
travel documents from the East
Germans in reprisal for Com
muniSt obstacles to movement
in Berlin. including the East
Berlin wall. NATO countries
currently do not recognize the
East German passport and
without travel documents from
the allied travel office in West
Berlin, the East Germans can
not get visaS for NATO
countries.
Evening star., 1962-01-30

and scientists learn how to adjust Super Shell
for fast winter warm-ups.
Pentane mix-what it does. Super Shells tai
ent for smooth running on winter mornings is
due largely to its second cold-weather ingre-
dient-Pentane mix
1t works like kindling in log fire. In this
case, the logs" are the heavier hydrocarbons
in gasoline. The lighter Pentane molecules
act as "kindling" for the entire blend and help
you enjoy top performance sooner.
3. How Super Shells winter blend
is tested for anti-icing protection
For this test, humidity is increased and the lab
temperature is raised to 40 degrees above zero.
Why raise the temperature7 Because ice is
most likely to form in your carburetor at that
temperature-even though it is well above
freezing Here's how:
When you start your car, nroisture-laden
air flows into the carburetor along with
the fuel. As the fuel evaporates, the tenn.
perature inside your carbmetor drops.
The evaporating fuel cools the area around it
just as evaporating moisture on your skin
cools the skin surrounding it. Suddenly, the
inside Of your carburetor is freezing cold.
The moisture in the air turns to ice The
ice clings to vital carburetor parts and
chokes off the air-fuel mixture. Result: you
stall.
The anti-icer-what it does. The antiicer in
Super Shell is designed to fight this madden
ing phenomenon by coating carburetor parts
with thin film. This film helps guard the
cold metal parts against critical ice buildup.
Ar HnIfS nm TV SUNDAY af+arnnnne
Evening star., 1962-01-30

THREE of Super Shells nine ingredients
i work extra hard in winter. Long before
winter sets in, they get tough workout in
car after car in Shells 40 below" lab.
There, Shell scientists can unleash 100
mile-an-hour wind at the twist of dial.
They can send the temperature plunging
to 40 degrees below zero-or soaring to us
above.
And they can drive car in this remark
able room, through many kinds of weather"
without moving it an inch. A machine called
d dynamometer does the trick. 1t turns with
the cars wheels-like a treadmill. The car
operates just as it would on the road. And the
engine doesn't suspect thing.
Evening star., 1962-01-30

Shell scientists insist that Super Shells winter
blend must give you top performance on cold
midwinter days. Read how they test it under
conditions lot tougher than you're likely to
meet in normal winter driving.
Evening star., 1962-01-30

tests on a variety Of cars. They insist that
Super Shell start all of them promptly.
Butane-what it does. Butane is the quick
firing ingredient in Super Shells winter
blend. If you could remove it from the
9-ingredient formula, it would boil and turn
to vapor-even when poured on ice! This
makes Butane most helpful on a cold morn
ing. Here's why:
Gasoline must turn to vapor before it can
start your car And in cold weather, gaso-
line doesn't vaporize nearly as fast as it
does in summer.
During coldest months, Super Shell is primed
with additional Butane just in case your en-
gine needs little extra help.
2. How Super Shells winter blend
is tested for fast warm.ups
Again, temperature in the lab is lowered
to about Zero A car, filled with Super Shell,
soaks up the cold overnight. Next morning.
it is started and eased up to cruising speed
Suddenly, the driver pushes the accelerator
pedal halfway to the floor.
Did the car respond smoothly? Did it surge
and fade? From tests like this, Shell engineers
Evening star., 1962-01-30
co Id II NEWS:

Super Shells ingredients now include extra Butane
for quick starts, Pentane mix for fast warm-ups
and antcer to help fight stalling all tested for
top performance in Shells 40 below" lab
Evening star., 1962-01-30
1. How Super Shells winter blend
is tested for cOld-weather starting

A car, filled with Super Shells winter blend,
is driven into the lab and left there. Tempera-
ture: a shivery zero degrees. Twelve hours
later, wellbundled Shell engineer tries the
ignition
The engine cranks, fights to catch hold and
kicks over.
Shell scientists run cold-weather starting
Evening star., 1962-12-24

1920 am, las, AIS and 6:45
pm.
Uptown - "The Wonderful
World of the Brothers Grimm"
$3.50 pm.
Warner - "Mutiny on the
Bounty" $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1962-12-24
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attraction
and Time of Showing

Stage
NatiOnal-"A Far Country;
8 pm.
Arena-Dark. "Volpone" re-
sumes tomorrow.
Washington Theater Club -
Dark. "The Establishment" re-
sumes tomorrow.
Screen
AmbassadOr-"The Shutdown
ers," 1870, 5:35 and 9:25 pm.
Gay Purr-ee"; 3:45 and 7:5O
pm.
Apex-Dark. Divorce Italian
Style" resumes tomorrow.
CapitOI-"It's Only Money"
IL, 2, 1855. $3.50, 1850. GAS pm.
DupOnt-"Phaedra," /, $40,
$40, TAO and 9:55 pm.
Keiths "Taras Bulba," IL:
rs am, 2, 4:40, 7:15 and $50
pm. Mrs. Kennedy's Asian
Journey; IL am, 1:35, 4:l0
6:45 and 9:25 pm.
MacArthur-Dark. Kill OF
Cure" starts tomorrow.
Metropolitan - Gay Purr-
ee"; 1l:45 am, 3:45 and 7:5C
Evening star., 1962-12-24

pm. THE Sundowners"; 1:10,
Sis and 9:25 pm.
OntariO-"The Longest Day"
$3.50. pm.
Palace - Ride Vaquero";;
l1:55 am, 3:15, 6:35 and 9:55
pm. Fort Bravo; 1880, 4:5O
and $40 pm.
Playh hOuse-" "Barabbas";
IL, 2:l0, 4:35, 7:05 and 9:30
pm.
Plaza - Flame in the
Streets; 11:45 am, 1:20, 2:55,
4:40, 6:25 and $40 pm.
Town - 1.-TWO for the See
saw; IL, 2. 4. 6. 8 and 10 pm.
Tra n s-Lux - "Barabbas"::
Evening star., 1962-12-24


takers than doers and the
camera, unfortunately, magni-
fies this.
Still it is a distinguished
movie Mr.. Wise has come up
with. In moving his drama
outside the two dreary rooms,
Mr.. Wise has not merely made
1t more populous than the two
character original. He has,
with both cameras and micro
phones, given it some added
emotional impact, If not more
dramatic scope.
His cameras roaming the
New York streets and Andre
Previn's musical score roaming
the emotions evoke a compel
ling sense of the loneliness
that can be known in the
midst Of a teeming multitude.
Mr.. Wise, whose last previous
offering was West Side Story"
obviously knows how to cap
ture the mood of New York
and bring it into a movie thea
ter.
Apart from getting 1t outside
the same confining quarters
now and then, Isobel Lennart's
screen adaptation is a reason
ably literal translation of Mr..
Gibson's play. 1t still is the
story Of the highly improbable
encounter between an Omaha
lawyer fleeing an engulfing
marriage and an unquenchably
cheerful, highly experienced
innocent from Greenwich Viii
lage.
It arrives, on screen as on
stage. at the only inevitable
conclusion for it, one that
ranks it in the same league
with if not at the same stature
as Death Of a Salesman"
among modern tragedies. 1t is
earthly comic along the way,
all right, and it has a number
of poignant moments.
Then in the end, Jerry Ryan
goes back to Nebraska, unable
to break the tie with the wife
who has divorced him. Gittel
Mosca is left alone, but the far
Evening star., 1962-12-24

weeks, "A Far Country" Henry
Denker's drama about Sig
mund Freud and one of his
more famous case histories,
starring Viveca Lindfors.
Tomorrow, at Loew's Palace
Theater, Jumbo" new musi-
cal version of the Billy Rose
stage spectacle of several years
back, now starring Jimmy
Durante, Martha Raye and
Doris Day.
Tomorrow, at the Metro
politan and Am sador
Theaters, the movie version of
Gypsy" with Natalie Wood
playing the Gypsy Rose Lee
role and Rosalind Russell as
her militant mother.
Tomorrow at the Macarthur
Theater, Kill or Cure" a new
Evening star., 1962-12-24
THE PASSING SHOW
Two for the Seesow'
Has New York Flavor
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star staff Writer

Director Robert Wise has had Just success
anybody could expect to have in transferring William Glib
sons hit play Two For the Seesaw" from stage
The fmthe holiday attraction at the Town Theater-does
have its shortcomings but they the were
there all the time in the ORIGINAL These people
Evening star., 1962-12-24

comedy whodunit from Britain,
with Terry Thomas playing the
sleuth.
Evening star., 1962-12-24

less pitiful figure Of the two
because she is the stronger,
whose residence clearly will
bounce her back this time, too.
4
Shirley MacLaine's portrait
Of Gittel has placed her solidly
in this years oscar race as the
girl any other winner will have
to beat. She obviously knows
these spirited New York girls,
who live in dingy rooms, starve
and scrounge for money to pay
for dancing or acting lessons
and armor themselves with
fierce pride for the battle Of
the sexes.
Miss MacLaine's Gittel is a
thing Of near perfection as an
acting exercise. She has
skillfully captured the rhyth-
mic pattern of a New York
Jewish girls speech, without
once spelling it by overem-
phasizing it. Her walk is
stamped with independent
spirit. Her Gittel will win your
heart as she progresses from
suspicion of this square from
Omaha to love for him and
ultimately heartbreak. In fact,
Miss MacLaine's portrait of a
truly wonderful girl is just
about worth the price of ad-
mission all by itself.
This is fortunate, too, be-
cause Mr.. Wise or Producer
Walter Mirisch saw fit to cast
Robert Mitchum in the Jerry
Ryan role. Mr.. Mitchum may
project the image of an agree
able fellow and he may be a
fair enough actor in the right
spot. But this isn't the right
spot.
There has to be some con-
fused small boy in Jerry Ryan
to awaken some sort of protec-
tive maternal instinct in Git
tel Mosca before this romance
can get off the ground. But
there is no confused small boy
visible in Mr.. Mitchum's SOM
nolent performance. This lad
might get that first date with
this Gittel, but after that he'd
have a hard time finding her
at home when he called.
Even so, this has not kept
Mr.. Wise and his associates
(most notably Scenarist Len
mart and Cameraman Ted Nc
Cord) from turning Two For
the Seesaw" into a comic and
poignant movie with a great
deal of appeal.
E& 4
OPENINGS-Tonight, on the
National Theater stage for two
Evening star., 1962-12-24

Two FOR THE sEESAW," a
United Artists release Of Walter
Mirisch production, directed by
Robert Wise, screenplay by Isobel
Lennart from the stage play By
William Gibson music by Andre
Previn. At the Town Theater.
The Cast
Jerry Ryan ------ Robert Mitchum
Gittel MoSca -- Shirley MacLaine
Taubman ------- Edmon Ryan
Sophie - Elizabeth Fraser
Oscar Eddie Firestone
Mr. Jacoby --- Billy Gray
Evening star., 1962-12-24

Films of More Than Routine Merit
"ONE TWO, THREE"-James Cagney vs. Communists in
Berlin in comic directed by Billy Wilder.
ROMAN HOLIDAY"-Audrey Hepburn scintIlates as a
fetching princess the town ncOgnitO.
"SABRINA"-Audrey Hepburn and Humphrey BOgart as
the chauffeur's daughter and the rich mans son.
"SPARTACUS"-Spectaclei in Rome well acted BY Kirk
Douglas, Laurence Olivier, Charles LaughtOn
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The visitors were great promoters for Peru
Wan handicrafts, and had the time Of their
lives. When Serapio broke his sandal strap
on Fifth Avenue, he didn't want to stop for
repairs he would go barefoot.
Only one thing worried them about
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
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AT's A BIG YEAR for tourism in the US.
Serapio, Vicente and Julia, the three visi-
tors above, came here straight from their
primitive village in the mountains Of Peru.
Visiting New York, Detroit and other cities,
they marveled at traffic, were mysti6ed by
the subway CHOW did they get that big
train into that hole?'') and bounced on a
department-store bed (''For two people?
It's big enough for 6ve!'0
The three got here by winning a weav-
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