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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
100 Club Back in u. S.

The 100 Club of ChrySler is
back IN the United States after
an ll-day Caribbean cruise. for
being the best statesmen in the
organization during the 1871
model year. The cruisers locked
at New York yesterday
The ambulance which the club
presented TO the Duke of Wind
Sor during their stop at Nassau
in the Bahamas was turned
over in New York 10 the Ameri-
can Red Cross, as requested by
the duke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

New York and wholesale nOaferrOu,
meta quotations Supplied by Federated
Metals Division Detroit Spot 80 per cen
TN nominal. New York. %. IS: future tin.
jO.75. lake grade copper. delivered MID
west. II. electrolytic spot. smelter. AZ a
II SO: casting copper. ~ rs; st. Louis lead
30. 81. Louis zinc. T.25, New York anti
nOny. Ia virgin aluminium. IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
BY JAMES MADISON WOOD
President. stephens College. Columbia, Mo.
wv iiien EInres.lx for International NV. serxic


The time has revise education of the
light OF what they need after graduation"
Training for their real life responsibilities has
the female
girls ladies" Victorian
the word Female they called taught
fragile maidens be helpless demure
dancing and adept cht-chat They trained
husbands, but not instructed how 10 hold them
the educating
woman. which girl.
colleges either producing mateastic
world shallow pseudoneectuas fancy themselves
the last word in sophscaton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Market Moves
Narrowly in
Slow Trading
International New. Service Wire

NEW YORK, Aug = Tn,
stock market today continued the
narrow and sluggish movements
which have been under way foi
the last week.
There were few price changes
OF consequences.
Du Pont advanced over a point
Other chemicals marked time.
Fajardo Sugar moved up a
sizeable fraction in a mixed mar
ket for sugar shares. Twentieth
Century-Fox and Newport Indus
tries set new highs.
National Power and Light was
active and hit a new low. United
Aircraft was steadier after yester.
days weakness.
Steel shares were inclined &c
sag Chrysler eaSed and General
Motors was steady Electrical
equipments were somewhat higher
CopperS were easier.
Rails were mixed and oil shares
firm Rubbers were lrregularly
lower.
CHICAGO, Aug Inns
Wheat opened unchanged to &c
higher today, corn sc 10 &c up
and oats unchanged TO &c off
Wheat - September, S1.12% a
112l2; December, 81 1871 n l.l5A
May, S.lSAi
Corn - September. 77hsc; De-
cember. 80as aS07sc. May S4b n
S4i4c.
OATS New September. al &c;
Dece EN- Der, 44ls n 44hc; May,
46s4c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Detroit Poultry

Market steady hens, average run. 2ic.
leghorn hens. lbs and up 17c cocks.
i0pik rock sprngers. under ms zoe
a lbs and Up. ale. leghorn broiers. -
ms and M isc
EspS MARKET Arm current receipts
IS se. underErades. 25ia 12ise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Aug s-tTNSD- HOGs-Re
ceipts. 1900 markets i0c 10 2Oc lower
hodosers, 1000, top, Sil.50. bulk, $40, &c
/ IL ll.t0; heavies. $40. sou II mediums, Sil
n ii.5O lights. Si0.S0G MAO light lights
sl0.t04li; packing so~s. 50 80 y i0.i0
pigs So asa 1925.
/ CATTLE Receipts 900. market l5'
TO 25c lower. Calves receipts. 1000. mar
ket steady. Beef steers. choice. Sl2n ~
medium. Ss.5O1i2 yeaflincs SEQ ~
Butchers heifers. IS 50 i27S cows So p
80 bulls 81 5on 10, calves t7n l. so
feeders Ssd12 stockers steers tsdi2 50
COWS and heifers Ssuii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Hewitt Rubber Profit
Doubled in 6 Months

BUFFALO. Aug. Z. - Hewitt
Rubber Corporation reports for
the six months ended June 30. a
net profit of S206,774 after charges
and federal income and excess
profits taxes. equal 10 S123 a
share on common stock. This COM
pares with S102.37l or, 81 cents a
share in the first half of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Michigan Bell Lists
July Station Gains

Michigan Bell Telephone Com
pany had SS6,65l telephones in
service August l. a gain of 1893
during July and 67.2l5 during the
first seven months of 1871. There
were 440, 303 telephones in service
in Detroit. gain of 1856 in July
and 1892 for the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Llnk Ren Compnnr and ,uh.ldlntle, ~.

port for the sU months ended June ~ =
net income OF ST. 500, 0IS after depreciation
normal federal income taxes. S52l 200 pro-
vision for excess profits taxes and S3ls OOl
provision Tor probable increased tax rates
and sitter 500 900 appropriation for pos
sihle future inventory price decline and
contingencies, equal. after preferred divi
dends TO 81 IS common share. compared
with Se65.27g or 81 2s common snare IN
the first half Of 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Scratches

AT HAMILTON
weather. clear. track fast
First Race-Ftredae Sweep shot
Spudroon. Argentum Tom To-day, OF
Step
Second Race-Answered Uchs
seventh Race-Mahi Computer.
Eighth Race Declared on
AT ROCKINGHAM PARK
Weather. clear track fast
Second Rave -Gisnhroom
Fourth Race Hedda Cab
seventh Race Mil End
Eighth Race Pompit
At DApE PARK
Weather cellar. track fast
Second ueSlgner-a-- ..-.......-..--..
Third Race Single l.
Fourth Race Bookie Nc
Fifth WhchWise Asset. Shook
umchuck Elder Jock Raveuua snow
Flower. Cary Ann. Blue Melody.
Sixth Race -Grandchild Naughty Sis
ter Daisy NAV Lady Brilliant. Selma
May Can't Catch
seventh Race Mt sard. Love quest.
Hildur Beau. Mistucky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Teach Girls to Buy Food. Study Prices

AT Stephens we teach girls to buy food and study
learn dressmaking along with color design
Columbia Mo- to learn at frsthand the problems of community
welfare In other words,
the responsibilities will
they leave school and decide married
No college should ashamed
them unworthy of inclusion in its curriculum training
for life in democracy challenge
educators and is about time all of faced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Own 40 Per Cent of Real Estate

More than 90 of the S250 100000 OF
counts the nations banks
40 cent of all real
More than 40 stockholders
women and they at least % all
They inherit half the left estates and they
beneciaries of 80 Of all life policies Each
they receive S0O00O0000 from life
IT. through her control of money power American
has such vital responsibilities surely
our schools TO equip girls for the they will life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Detroit Produce

! TrarfirE was tight n ttrr f1etrurt-tfut1u
Produce Terminal THIS morning IN fresh
I fruits and vegetables The cantaloupe
market vas slightly weaker head lettuce
slightly stronger, peaches about steady.
potatoes dull wstermelons slightly weaker
Al. stock quoted Is good quality and con
dtjOn unless otherwise stated
! APPLES 80 Truck receipts Michigan
bushel baskets. Duchess T. & No l. a.
an. minimum, 81 bushel crates Duchess
far 20 generally good quality medium TO
large size, sou 75c small TO medium she
IS "a 5Oc
CANTALoUPEs - California Salmon
Meats. jumbo crates 27s best mostly
- IS. some 50 50a 90 Jumbo crates
Sos and ass. 81 1898 very few S3f30
325 few 265 New Mexico osalmon
Meats. jumbo crates 4hs 81 25 n 2 so
N Michigan truck receipts Honey Rocks and
Hearts Of Gold crates i6s SOC fO'xiO'
crates los, 75c; IL XII" i6s mostly 81:
ll2'xl2" crates i2s. mostly 81 very few
large sizes high as 81 20
Michigan fats, Hearts IS
lunches. 75c; punches OF doz stalks
25 n 35c
! oNEYDEws-Arizona Jumbo crates
os 81 10; Jumbo crates S. aud standard
1gs tes ~ and rs, 81 rs q So, pony crates
LETTUCE California l. \ crates lee
Dete type, Salinas section. 3 dozen mostly
81 Few Si,l0I4 20 tar quality x31
- o,,,d, DOZEN - 75ot. few 81 %
" FNNVu SACK Washing
ton sweet Spanish. u No. l. J-in and
,argsr 81 25D i.35 Michigan YeIlaws
- No. ], s0F 2-in and larger 75st
soc 50-90 gin and larger 50g65c
EAtHES-GeOrgia bu baskets Liter
ias Y No. !, 2-inch min. xi159I 25.
mostly 81. showing ripe. 81. H., inch
ana "a inch min. S1qi 10 Halps T. :
10. i, gin. min, 81 rs 2L-in and
GIN MIN mostly $3.50. south Carolina
bu. baskets, Elbertss L. : No / ~
IN MN, 81 40 p so. pin min 81 IL
p l.35 few best 81 g0n,1 50: showing
ripe " Hsles, u. S. No. j. 2 sin min.
PEARS California boxes. Bartlet,s 800
! PEAS Colorado bu baskets 81 t0i1. 20
PLUMs California 4-basket crates
81 y 225. Diamonds, Sig0w2 Dusrtcs
/ POTATOES -. IOO-Ib sacks Caufornis.
washed Long Whites T. ; No l. 81 rs
~ 30 u, :, commercial. 25V2 idaho
ana Oregon. washed Long Whites a. =
No / S20ar215 Russets : No
~ 30 q 2 Nebraska washed Conbefs o. :
No. 81 30 -. Michigan. unuashed
Cobhlers u : No /, 81 30ffl 80. used
SWEET POTATOES Alabama In has.
kets. Puerto Ricans. l. : SO D. ~ 40
az Louisiana bu crates. Puerto Ricsns
J u. s Nn.l. 81 Pa
WATERMELONS- Per melon Georgia
Cuban Deems. 20-lb average 10. 10 200 \
I 24-lb. average, % y ~ Csc 26-2s-lb average.
n u r. 35c. 32-lb average. few i5c Lee $
Grays. 22lb average 20 Csc Missouri
Lees Grays, 26-lb. average 30cia 2s-lb.
average, 35c
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

Butte Copper and Zine Company shows
FOR the quarter ended June so net loss
90 s.. 453 after expenses taxes etc but
before depletion. against net loss Of
- us 10 The June quarter Of the previous
wear and net loss OF - 632 for the
quarter ended March 81. 1891
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Schools Should Revise
Education Of Women
Rukeyser

Editors James Madison president Of stephens
College, md undermining higher
"o"e today acts eoiumnst for Mryie Stanley Rukv
SER who rdcoOn Tomorrow Reuben A. LeWs Jr, Whs
has had distinguished executive Of the
Boke association and erees Of several Chicago banks
wH Wrie the coiunHD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

American stores Company reports for
the siN months ended June 30 net profit
~ $50 6i6 after depreciation and federal
and state income taxes equal 10 S. cents
share for the SIX months ended June ~
laaQ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
EARNINGS

nioB Electric Company, Missouri. re-
potts FOR the u months ended June 30 a
net income OF 81 2S4 100. against 81 1925
s57 for last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by BOngsrd g. Co
windsor. Prices tn cents Noon prices
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
callahan zine-Lead Company. Inc. re

ports Tor the quarter ended June 80 a
proN % Si.i2s after charges COMPANY
states no provision was made fot fedefAl
income or excess profits taxes as % is
believed the liability therefor. u any vii
be Insignificant. This compares wiih-ssa
proht NJ 50 ft2 ~ the June quarter 0f the
previous wear and PROF ~ - 900 Tor
the quarter ended March 81, 1871,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

Mississippi River Power Company report.
for the u months ended June 30 = net
income Of 81 is2 65s, against 81 1867 ss5
Cor the year 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
American Laundry and Machinery Go,

American Laundry and Machinery Com
pany reports for the sin months ended
June ~ net profit OF 81. 3S3 s72 afG
depreciation, federal income and defense
taxes and probable additional federal taxes
under the proposed revenue act OF 1871
etc. equal To 81 So a share. This compares
with x304. lO4 or 55 cent. a share In the
like 1870 period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Detroit Stock EXCHANGE
I94I Range

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

American Wooden Company shows for
me six months ended June 10 net
prOnt of -. sos. 625 after provision Of
~ 6fs $50 TOT federal income and excess
prohts taxes including 81. 323. ore for IN
Crcassd taxes under the pending act Net
Is equal a. SifOi share on $50, 900
shares OF : per cent preferred on which
unpaid dividends amounted 10 $40 IS a
share nj me close ~ the period THIS
compares with net profit OF S311.s5i
ior 81 cents share on preferred stock
IN the FIRST half OF 1870 after provision
lof S16,5Is Tor normal federal income
taxes
Phelps Dodge Corporation reports for the
six months ended June 80 a ptont OF siO,-
5i5.sH bef0ye federal Income and excess
profits taxes and depletion against a profit
Of H,li4. 53S In the first half Of 1870
Birdsboru steel Foundry and Machine
Company shows for the siS months ended
June 30 net PROM ~ 1888 7s4 equsi "a
~ "a share. against SQl SIS a. cent.
, share IN the first half Of 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

WATERMELONS- Per melon Ge0rEIa
Cuban Deems. 20-lb average IL. 2Oc
24-lb. average, % y 70 Csc 26-2s-lb average.
n = u 3jc. 32-lb average few sc Lee 5
Grays. 22-lb. average 20 25c Missouri
Lees Grays, 26-lb average 3Oci, 2s-lb.
average. 35c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

APPLES Duchess fancy. 81 40 I.
a. e0c bu 30 . soc Northern spy.
fancy. 81 bu No l. 81 2tftl ~ 10 ?,
75cAsi: stseie's Red. fancy, Sl73 bu.
No. l. Si25H1.50. No 75c Transpar-
ents. fancy. Slai25 No. / IS s3c bu.
No. 2 soc.
AsPARAGUs-No !. sod75c dor bohs
No q fjuSOc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-06
Nm Case You Didn't Know

Berg golfer
 ClR against Jack Williams of New Washington Sunday May 2S the Wood
 bridge British War Relief match which should benefit by dollars result Chase W0mens Golf
 on at meeting last night decided o postpone their Masquerade scheduled until general celebration Mothers Cluney Miss Nina B will captain the Red White golf teams they to officially the the caon Connecicus gOlhng society members
 Waterbury country Tuesday scheduled starting Wodway. Stamford 10th Greenwich August goth and winding with payoR a shuttle Meadow New Britain September 17th 18th. cracking boxing wrestling shows provide augh
 the the other recently when sailor the group who sensitive criticism his
 too good under circumstances with ringing hS turned address the
 Ladies and PUNKS" which him
 ctc commission and effected his honorable which when State Athletic COskey lifted the ban clear his record before his discharge Wnterbmys Dick the time Donovan Field competition park White City, the Eastwood firm friend of the late Peter FZenry Between the and the law golfer Dick Chapman aches He was just getting used to his soft assistant instructor who claims physical nandicap such being aergc eve when he was divorced yesterday by his wife the former GOgan grounds of assertion Working hnuon softba players play the result that the BJ pulled definite effort track neld among Eemipfo athletic organizations many Connecticut cities including Waterbury shoot 66 golf and fail qualify t. at East Lake his home Atlanta when his gave him gross TO- one stroke too much for the first sixteen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-06
ROUND ROBIN TO REPLACE THIRD
 SET OF GAMES
North End Pals Get Spot in League as Sacred Hearts
 Retire; Action Sunday

With It's annual inaugral cere- monies and games less than Q week away, and scheduled for starting on next Sunday at Municipal Stadium and Hamilton Park, City Amateur League managers made two iin- portant changes in the 1041 base- mall setup at meeting last night in the Central Y. M. c. A.
 A schedule calling for two rounds, rather than three each team to play ten games was adopted with round robin involving the four top teams to replace a third round, and the ultimate winner to represent the City of Waterbury at the national amateur baseball federation tourrla- ment, this year at Youngstown, Ohio.
 Lucky Break
 North End Pals, seeking a city amateur league franchise for the past two years were voted in on "break" which came about when the Sacred Heart Club representa- tive stated that the Hearts could not cid team thes season, for the first time in fifteen years. 1rci- dentally, the Hearts are not through" yet, for they are hold- ing their place in the league setup by loaning their franchise to the Pals for one season, the north end array, which includes several east end resident, to play under the name of the Sacred Heart Pals.
 The Heart Pals and North End Thomas Club, recently shut out so in ar exhibition game meet in the o'clock feature City Amateur League game Sunday at the Munich pal Stadium; under the new schedule with the Brooklyn A. C., and Tribunes to meet at the stadi- um iil 2 o'clock game and the Washington Hills and Overlooks to have It out at Hamilton Park at tho same hour
 Free Parking
 No charge will be made for parking at the municipal stadium, 1t was announced. Proceeds of the final game in the round robin play off goes to the Youngstown fund to send the local entry to the national tournament.
 Manager Whitey zubras has card. cd a 6 o'clock drill for Brooklyn A. c. baseballers Wednesday night at Washington Park diamond, while the Thomas Club will work out at the same time on the Waterville dia- mond, player-manager Bobby Grea- torex announced last evening. The Washington Hills will work out l let ak as1a lsAeak kAs TAa Vfp at 6 o'clock.
 Johnny Perella was selected as the second official scorer of the league and will 90 to work at Ham, ilton Park Sunday. Tn the round robin play, aftre the second round of games, the first and fourth teams meet and the second and third in the standing will play off, the ulti- mate winner to 90 to the national tournament.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-06
WESTENBERG, ROBERT
 CRASH AGAIN FRIDAY

New Britain, May 6-Two of the bitterest rivals among present day heavyweight wrestlers, Marvin Westenberg, former lumberpack rom Tacoma, Wash, and Won Rob- ert, husgy Canadian from Montreal, will clash for the third time this season at the Stanley arena on Church street on Friday night. They will appear in the feature match on the 18th all-star mat card to be staged here this year by Match- maker Lou Viscusi. Both are for- mer worlds champions and this alone would make them rivals when- ever they are paired together. How ever, @ sequence of events which have taken place here and in Hart ford has enhanced the feeling be- tween them until to describe 1t by saying that 1t Is "red hot" would be trite.
 Robert made wrestling history in Hartford some time ago when he hit estenberg over the head with a ring pin. Westenberg followed this up in another match by being dis- qualified for throwing Robert out of the ring. Then they came to New Britain. Westenberg scored a fluky victory over the Canadian when Referee "SIniler" Livingston was kayoed during their bout and didn't sec Robert pin Westenberg. Just two weeks ago. Robert got his revenge by defeating Westenberg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-06
Shaw Out To Win Fourth
 Indianapolis Auto Race

Indianapolis, Ind, May GA fast and capable field of forty-two cars are eligible to compete in the only major automobile race left In the world---the 500-mile race at the In- dianapolis Motor Speedway on Dec- oration Day May 30.
 The entry list officially closed at midnight May 1st and elimination trials to trim the field to the 33 fastest cars will get under way on Saturday, May l7th.
 Wilbur Shaw, dapper little home- town boy and three-time winner is back to attempt two things no man has done before. First to win four Indianapolis classics and second to win three races in row.
 Rex Mays Of Glendale, California js back again to take Up the race which many thought was interrupt cd by rain which slowed down the last l25 miles Of the contest last year. Mays finished second and will drive the same car which is entered by Bob BoWes and which was designed by Louis Meyer, re- tired three-tIme winner who will run Mays pit. Ralph Hepburn. vet eran driver, will be Mays running mate behind the wheel Of new Bowes Seal Fast special which has Q new motor featuring many new racing gadgets never before tested at the track.
 Maurl Rose, who finished third last year. will leave his defense work at the Allison motor plant for the day to drive one of two cars en- tered by Lou Moore.
 On The Way
 Officially entered and frantically attcmptin to secure steamship re- servatlons to get here, are two F'renchmen who have already clear cd their cars through the British blockade and need only preferred permission to board an American ship from Lisbon, Portugal. They are Rene LeBegue, who raced at In- dianapolis last year Into the tenth money spot and Jean Trevaux, fa- nous French driver who will be making his first trip to America. The cars are French built Talbots which were completed just before the German invasion and have never been raced because of can- cellation Of major European auto- mobile races.
 Colorful Kelly Petillo 1885 win ner, has entered his car but in all probability Roy Russing, hot-foot from the Pacific coast will do the chauffering while Petillo completes Q deal to drive another car. It is known that Kelly Is cycling the sec- ond car which the French invaders brought over last year and which has been purchased by Q piston pin company.
 The racing millionaire Joe Thorne whose race car plant at Burbank, Caiifcrnia is engaged in making plane parts as part of the defense program, will take c leave of ab- sence to fly to Indianapolis to at- tempt to qualify his car, will return by plane to California to keep his plant in operation and return by air Al time so participate in the race @m Decoration Day.
 Ciet Miller, racing hero No. in 1889 when he drove his car through a guard rail to spare c wrecked driver who was lying on the track,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-06

third edition between Tony zale and Al Hostak in Chicago May 28.
 zale is recognized as the leader by the National Boxing association.
 Soose took decisions from Over lin and zale in non-title engage. ments.
 The battle with overlin in Scran- ton was close, but la conga artist was in bad shape the last three of the 10 heats. Billy the Kid might have placed @ lily in the eX-gob's duke in another session.
 For this and other reasons, Over lin may experience difficulty going the route this trip.
 SOOSE TOOK EIGHT OF 10 ROUNDS FROM TALE
 Soose took eight of 10 from Zale, who appears to have Hostak's num- Der.
 Styles figure prominently in fight results.
 Even If Hostak were not shot, zale has twice demonstrated that his body belts are too much for the Seattle Slav.
 Overlin has made @ career out of outsmarting the other bloke.
 He won't outfoX or outmaneuver Soose and his beautiful left hand.
 Soose Is the harder hitter and at g is eight years younger. He is at just the right age to scale the heights, Overlin overdue on the oth- CT side of the hill. The Washing ton veteran can't 60 on forever. He's been at 1t for 14 years has had close to 200 battles.
 As beak busters go, Soose as champion would be someone whom the youth of America could look up to.
 PRODUCT OF HOUCK's PENN STATE SCHOOL
 A prdouct of Leo Houck's school at Penn State, he Is one of the handful of college men who made good .n the professional prize ring.
 Steve HamaS obtained his ground work at the same place. Sully Montgomery, who played football with the celebrated Centre college teams of years ago, made some headway as a heavyweight. Bob Pastor graduated from New York university. Lou Nova attended an institute of higher learning in Cali fornia. Joey Archibald, who had some sort of a grip on the bantam crown, was @ student at Providence college.
 Paul Moss, 6 screen writer, heard about Soose on visiting his old home twon, Farrell, Pa. When the young- ster was denied further competition in college because he fiattened everybody in sight, Moss took him to Hollywood.
 Tall Billy Soose is handsome enough to be a picture star, and the fact that he has had none of the good looks knocked off his map Is additional evidence that he would be a highly satisfactory champion.