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Evening star., 1941-03-29
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press SPORTS Writes.

NEW YORK, March 29-Dick
Chapman has chucked the golf
game which won him the Ma
tional Amateur championship
into the ash can and is building
an entirely new swing.
This weeks Golfers apologies
to Alabama for william Bradford
Huie's sensational How to Keep
Football Stars In College" piece,
which, apparently, was just SO
much hooey.
There is supposed to be q deal
on for Charles Francis Adams to
sell the Boston hockey Bruins to
the Beantown Garden outfit.
Robert Taylor (you know him,
girls) has hired Tommy Herman,
the old welterweight, to keep his
waistline down.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Brewers, Bruins Play
Second Of Series al
Arena Tomorrow

Continuation of the Brewer -Bruin
series for the Districts professional
basket ball championship is sched-
uled tomorrow night at Turner's
Arena, with the second of the three
game series starting at 9 o'clock.
The Brewers already have whipped
the Bruins twice, but their first
game at the arena subsequently
was termed an exhibition. Each
decision came by an 8-point margin.
Both teams will be at full strength,
with the Brewers starting their
regular team of Moe Dubilier, Phil
Rabin, Ben Goldfadden. Ben Kra-
mer and Nat Frankel and the Bruins
relying upon Tarzan Cooper, Soupy
Campbell, Briscoe, Williams and
Clark.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Structural Porcelain Rollers
Set Mark With 700 Game

A season record was cracked In
the National Capital League when
Structural Porcelain at Lucky Strike
grabbed a lone win from Portner's
Grill with an even TOO. Leading the
splurge was Eddie Payne with 1853,
while Waldorf Reed contributed 159,
Bud Cozlin, 143; Capt. Phil Mach
man, 1873, and Nick Benner, 11O
Master BARRIERS increased their
lead to two games over Red Circle
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Ex-Feuther Champ
Can't Make Army
By the Associated Press.

by lne hbSONldttQ fTcbos
NEW YORK, March 29.-Miks
Belloise, former featherweight
boxing champion, was rejected by
the Army yesterday when he
failed to pass his medical exami-
nation.
But before he was turned
down, Mike presented q neat
problem for the draft board. On
returning from Baltimore, Mike
found that his brother, Steve.
outstanding middleweight fighter,
had been drafted by Gene Tun-
ney to assist in the latter's job
of recreational director for the
Naval Reserve.
Steve was the chief support of
the family. His enlistment gave
Mike the task OF supporting their
parents and six OF their 10
brothers and sisters. While the
draft board was attempting to
straighten the matter out, the
medical authorities settled it.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

Today's guest stare. e. Nc
Bride, Kansas City Star: I'm
wondering whether Forrest Eva
shevski shouldn't be cut in on
some Of Tom Harmon's movie
money since he cleared the way
for his fellow Michigander to race
to fame"
Short. short stories Long
Island U. cagers, who are booked
for three games in Havana next
weeks, are trying to get post
ponement until the Easter holi-
days.
Correction: Coach Dana Bible
doesn't make more money than
the president of Texas U.-it's
the other way around. Sorry,
gents.
Wonder if Dwight Eddleman,
Centralia (fll) High eager, wasn't
the highest scorer In the country
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Title TussIe Toniqht
In Basket Tourney
AT Sandy Spring

Reisterstovn A. c. basket ball
team meets Sandy Spring A. A. at
1880 and Calvary Eagles tanele with
Maritime Commission at $50 in to-
nights semifinal games of the
Sandy Spring A. A. third annual
tournament at the Sandy Spring
High School gym.
The two winners will clash at
$50 for the championship.
Tonight's semifnalists advanced
last night. Reisterstown won over
Sherwood High, 1921; Calvary
Eagles defeated Maryland Wizards,
27-18: Sandy Spring advanced over
Damascus A. c., 5o-22, while Mari
time downed A. G. O., 4l-33.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

Food Shop by scalping Shaffer
Flowers, with Lou jenkins 3S6 fea-
turing, while the Red Circles trim
med Chaconas Market, 81, with
Lindsey Stott's 376 and Paul Perkins
14l best. Lou Pantos' 1854 was
high for the marketmen.
Firing top counts of 164-412. John
Eckstine featured the Benmack's 80
victory over Jalepes Restaurant as
the winners moved only two games
out Of first place.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Little Rock Six Gains
A. A. j. Honors for
Second Season
Thrill Dimmed by Star
Failing to Get Picked
For Berth Ninth Time
~ the Associated Press.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, March 2e.-
The Little Ro ok (Ark.) Flyers were
minus q fraction of their Joy after
winning their second straight wom-
ems National A. A. U. basket ball
crown last night-and it was all be-
cause of q pair Of pretty legs.
These legs belong to Hazel Walker
Crutcher-lissom forward for the
Flyers-and injuries to them early
in the season slowed her down in
the meet.
The Flyers agreed everything would
have been rosy had she made the
all-star roll. She has been selected
on the all-American team eight
times in her nine years Of competi-
ton in the national tournament.
Her Legs Too Tender.
Crutcher's injuries. however, were
too much Of q handicap. Heat
treatment made her legs so tender
she was forced to remove the band
ages in the final games Of the
meet.
Last night she tailed four points
"a field goal and two free throws
as Little Rock hung up its l941
title by a one-point margin-16 to
l5-over a stubborn Nashville, Tenn,
business college team.
Des Moines A. I. B. captured third
place with IS to 10 triumph over
Davenport, Iowa.
All-Americans Chosen.
A 1O-girl all-AmerIca squad was
chosen to replace the usual two
mythical teams. 1t is anticipating
inclusion in the planned pan-Amer-
ican games in South America during
the winter of 1923. The members:
Forwards-Monica Ward. A. 1. C, Dav-
export. Iowa: Aline Banks. Nashville;
Lsverne Simpson, Little Rock Dorothy
Wirds. A. ! B.. Des Moines; Myrtle Shiever.
Little Rock.
GuardS-Mary Winslow. Nashville; Leota
Barham Little Rock Loretta Blann, little
Rock; Margaret Petty, Nashville, and Mary
Parker. Little Rock.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Yale Its Lone Rival as MICHIGAN
Gains Slight Swimming Lead

Defeats of Michigans Jim Welsh
by Rene Chouteau of Yale in the
1,500-meter race, and by Howard
johnson, Bulldog star, who success
fully defended his title in the 220-
yard free style, we're a disappoint-
ment to Coach Matt Mann, whose
Michigan natators are seeking their
ninth straight N. c. A. A. crown.
Welsh, who encounters Chouteau
again today in the 440-yNd free
style, had been expected by Mann
to score a triple victory.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
FruternuI Teams Clash
At Recreation ALLEYS

New Recreation will be the scene
tonight when Elks and Almas Tenn
pie bowlers put the finishing touches
on their annual matches, starting at
8 pm. The Elks lead by a slim
margin of 20 pins.
Three teams will represent each
fraternal organization. with total
pins deciding the winner. Doubles
and singles also will be rolled.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
WodRecor Go Armed Horse
GU. Hockey Team
Meets AlI-Sturs

Three former williams College
stars will be featured by the
Collegian Alr-Stars tomorrow
night, when they tangle with
with Georgetown University at
Riverside Stadium in a game
which will end the Districts Ice
hockey season.
Goalie Harry Harris, Wing w.
j. Nelligan and Center Dick Sher-
wood formerly performed with
Williams and are ticketed for
special consideration by the
Hoyas.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Sports Program
For Local Fons

TODAY.
Baseball.
Ohio State VS.. Maryland, Col
lege Park, 2:30.
Horses.
Middleburg point to point,
Crouch's Farm, near Aide, Va, 8.
Soldiers, sailors and marines
benefit show, Fort Myer, 8:1s.
Hockey.
Washington Eagles VS.. Atlantic
City Sea Gulls, Atlantic City.
Swimming.
Y. M. G. A. team in interstate
"Y" championships, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
By this Associated Press.

BY ths AsSoclated Press.
EAST LANSING, Mich, March
29-Closing events of the National
Collegiate Athletic Association swim
ming meet today found two peren-
nial rivals, Michigan and Yale, in
a private fight for the 1941 team
championship.
Long runner-up to the Wolverines
in the collegiate classic, Yale offered
bristling resistance as the meet
opened yesterday and at the end
of six events Michigan held pre-
carious 36-to-33 lead.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
4S4 46l 3b5-I ,3Ol
Roosevelt.
Additional Exhibition
Keeps Cowboys Busy

The clay and sawdust floor cover
ing at Uline Arena is expected to
be mattress for many a cowboy
today and tomorrow. with four
rodeo performances slated to reap
a heavy toll of bruised bodies.
Featuring Gene Autry. popular
movie and radio cowboy crooner,
Col. Jim Eskew's rodeo was to be
staged today and tonight, with two
more performances tomorrow.
The rodeo will run through
April 6.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Cadet RifIemen Defect
Riders Fourth Time

st. Johns rife team today is
boasting its fourth straight win of
the season over Roosevelt High
marksmen.
With Robert Hayes leading the
way with 270x3O0, the Johnnies
triumphed yesterday on the Roose-
welt range, 1,300-1 ,226.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
'Mid-AtIontic Pro Meet Slate
Will Be Drawn April ID; Golf
Aces Line Up to Aid Britain

Fritz Souder of Charlottesville, Va
All are former executives of the as
sociation Plans are going forward
Kerr says, to make the 194l tourney
billed for mid-June, an outstanding
affair in the lengthy history of the
association, which stretches back
more than SO years. In addition
TO the championship affair. this yeal
a senior tourney will be held in con-
junction with the title tourney
the winner to receive on behalf OF
his club the William Wade Hinshaw
Trophy.
Details of the senior event are
being arranged by Albert r. Mac
Kenzie of Columbia.
RedverS Mackenzie, coach of the
championship Eagles hockey team
unlimbered his golf clubs yesterday
for a round at Congressional. Mac
kenzie used to be a crack amateur
in Canada and now is pro at the
Elm Ridge Club of Montreal. Oh
viously out of practice, he played
the Congressional course in n
whacks, in a game with Parker No
Ian and Gene Pittman.
Amateurs to Pass Up Tourney.
Few of the top amateurs of Wash
ington will go over to Baltimore
August IA to compete in the sec
tional rounds for the national simon.
pure championship. The reason;
The title tourney will be played al
Omaha, which is more than an over
night jump from Washington. Anc
among the lads who might 90 to the
tourney there's more than a little
feeling. Not that they begrudge the
championship going west once in q
while, but this year both the opeT
and amateur Journeys are to be hele
far west of the Mississippi
And it costs plenty Of money II
make these trips, with scant hope
among the pros of getting into the
cash payoff and among the amateurs
of getting anywhere In the match.
play rounds. Only national cham.
pionship scheduled for the East thi:
year is the women's event, at Boston
in September.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Mottos Nine to Practice

A practice session of the Mattos
A. G. nine has been scheduled for
10 o'clock tomorrow morning on
the diamond at Twentieth and Otis
streets NE. The Mattos played last
year as the Washington Cardinals.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Apoches Seeking Sponsor

Any person or organization in
terested in sponsoring the Wash
ington Apaches baseball team should
call Lincoln 1918 during the day or
Metropolitan 5285 after o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Softies Hold First Workout

B'nai Birth softhallers will hold
their initial practice of the season
tomorrow morning on the Reservoir
diamond. starting at $50 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Only Two Hits for G. W.
Totals 4315:711 Totals 2s. 227

Totals AZ IS 81 IL Totals 2S 227 13
xBatted for Amendola In eishtn
Ohio State --- 900 $50 oslo
@. w U. -------- 600 900 Ol0- ]
Runs-Sokol. McLain (2), Sexton, Lang
hurst (2l. Lombardo. Malady f2), Nichols.
Wall. Errors--Malady, Fitzgerald. Picco,
wall, Sexton, MaIady Three-base hits
Lombardo. sexton, Oertel. stolen bases
McLain. Langhurst, Maladya, Gudmundson,
FiCco. sacrifce-kendel. Douple plays
Langhurst to Lombardo to McLsin, Ken
die 70 Longhurst to McLain. Left on bases
Ohio State, 8: George washinston, s.
Bases on balls--On koak. /: Oh Redinser,
|; of Mack, 8; OF Kendle, o Hits-Of
McGirnis. in 4 innings; Of Mack, none
IN : INNINGS; off Kloak. in 4 inning: of
Kendle, . in innings: OF Amendolaaa 5
in ga innings; of Redinger, none in !
inning Struck out-By McGinnis, ): by
Amendola, .; by Kendle, 4. wild pitch
Redineer Passed bslls-Dowd. Picco. Win
nlng pitcher-Kendle. Losing pitcher
McGinnis. Umpires-MessrS Jeffries and
Morrissey.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Practice Gume Scheduled

Miller Furniture end Petworth 4.
C. mines will play a practice game
tomorrow at Shady Oaks, starting
at Z o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
College Sports

BASEBALL.
Ohio state. 10; George washineton, 1.
Temple 8: Dartmouth L.
virginia. 4: Bridgewater, :.
North Carolina g: Yale, /.
Colgate, q; Washington and Lee o.
Yirsinia Medical, II; Drexel. 3.
Virginia Tech. q; Roanoke. s.
Alabama, g. Rollins. 0.
Purdue, 2; Auburn. o.
TENNIS.
Colgate .; Washington and Lee, q.
North Carolina. 6: Yale /.
Lehieh. A; v. NJ. l., 8.
GOLF.
Ohio state, 17la North Carolina, ga
LACROSSE.
Forth Carolina, 8; sprinsfield (Mass), 4
HOCKEY.
celEata rro4h. II; Baltimore Prep ALI
AARA O.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Eagles

Continued From Page A-1sl
Evening star., 1941-03-29

Ruth King, who shared top string
of 1874 with Hilda Justice. her team
mate, came through with 358 as
Willis ESQ sank Michigan Park
Market with season record of 1887
in the Brookland Ladies' League.
Evelyn Sebastian of Gulf Service
also shone with 358 count. Ge-
meny's Towers and Federal Litho
are deadlocked in the nag chase.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

Leading by three pins, Washing
ton Fire Department bowlers will
wind up their intercity match with
Baltimore's firefghters tonight at
the Arcadia starting at 7:30. The
local team will be picked from Hen
bricks, BrienZa, Turner. Forno,
Hickey, Kirschmeyer and De George.
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cffes fss ths FsIr right. q -
ssesy. Ne reviewed ts~ answer
Ne haa Gest~s n 1910 trel>
SANS unifsrw ~. set f-<
ssle. Alvin Ne<k va - hasy
f.russsx. ard t~ssessna the ~
sf hts ns~usssia p~spi~. 10 -
Interested IN . movie efFes.
When ina ps-s<at war IN Europe
assumed the proportions - msn.
ace 10 freedom throughout the
world. Producer tssky once mere
approached York.. Ne spoks no~
a patriotic duty. ard he found =
receptive listener. n teek snnu-
nsrshie letters and t<issFsms. f,ur
personal trips 20 the rfmuts valley
% the Three Forks % the Wolf
10 accomplish the fact but on
March II. 1910. Alvin YORK signed
the contract grating "a Lastly
and Warner nfes the firhts Il
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Kind Lady to
Open Tonight

The stage Is set for the opening
Of the Tacoma Theater Guilds
current play Kind LADY" BY Ed
ward cfodorov. which win Be pre-
sented tonight and Thursday eve
ming Oct - and % AZ Weyer-
haeuser hall. Y. NJ. c. A. Curtain
time is set for Sis.
Under the direction Of Philburn
Friedman the cast Of fifteen have
finished final rehearssls. The pro-
duction staff has been busy put
ting the final touehe. on the new
settings and a wardrobe of more
than thirty costumes has been as
sembled.
Kind Lady" thrilling mys-
terry drama, was a Broadway
stage success Of last season with
Grace George playing the title
role. The play revolves around
the kind lady who is held prisoner
in her own home BY a band Of
ingenious crooks who have gained
admission through her kindness.
They dispose of many of her val
tables and the most dramatic mo-
ment In the play is reached when
the kind lady after several at
tempts TO contact the outside
world finally triumphs over the
crooks.
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'Barnacle Bill Opens
Thursday al the Temple

"Banacle Bill" starring Wal
lace Berry in his first waterfront
adventure since Min and Bill, !"
and plugging him into the most
hilarious romance of his screen
career. is the attraction opening
Thursday at the Temple theater.
;, Berry plays a waterfront rousta-
bout who suddenly finds himself in
love with a domineering sweet
heart who makes him go to work,
and at the same time is faced with
the care of small daughter he
hasn't seen since she was a baby.
Getting a job on a fishing boat,
be gets into a dispute with the
combine controlling the refriger-
ator boats, figures in sensation
al fight and becomes a water
front hero.
Marjorie Main, who appeared
with him in Wyoming" plays the
sweetheart in the story.
On the other half of the twin
bill attraction is Lew Ayres in
THE People VS.. DR.. Kildare" one
of the newest OF the popular
kildare" series.
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ssx 81 TIE detail were Killed.
three were wounded. BY enemy
FIRE YORK.. then = corporal teak
command II the survivors A e<ls-
hrsted sharpshootsr. he picked eft
German after German. until the
morale 81 the remaining machine
sunners ~ss broken and they sur
rendered. Corporal York ana his
seven men brought their e~n
wounded and ia prisoners 10 the
American Inca
That SURPRISING feat ~ hercssm
Ia the inspiration and fsetusl basis
for the Warner Bros motion Pic
ture. Sergeant York. rrcsueed
BY Hal n. Wallis and Jesse I.
Lssxy. directed by Howard Hawks.
and starring Gary Cooper.
That 10 has hem aimess -
years IN reaching TIE scs~en
10 due On Nero Works censsst-
ens refusal IA eapisaiiss sp.s
his service Co his ecunsfy.
That n CONES 10 the scr~es ~
all 10 the result 81 Wcrid War
Twe's nseusring threat .. a~-
meerses. and In the pevsever-
anes Of one man.
Awarded the Congressional
Medal 81 Honor. the Distinguished
Service crcss. the French Crolx
de ouere and hedsiiis Mllitairs
and other vsior awards. cited by
the late Marshal Foch and Gen.
erai John J. PershinE ~ the out.
standing hero of the war. Sergeant
York arrived IN New York On May
-. 1919. 10 receive . tumultuous
welcome.
Jesse fAsky, then vice preslden.
In charge OF production for Pa
nous Players Lasky, witnessed MS
triumphsi parade up Firth avenue,
decided then 10 star him In . mo.
tion picture Of his own story. The
late Fiorens zieRfeld. the shuberss
and other theatrical producers had
similar ideas.
They all received the same an
swer. Hero York refused offers
that would have Melted him Z
quarter of . million dollars IN
movie. theatrical and business con.
tracts and returned TO the life Of
a farmer in The Three Forks al
the Wolf. his native valley In ths
Cumberland mountains Of rsnnes
see.
Once again. In the early
days Of talking pictures. Pro-
ducer IAahy made York ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

Shown obove is Thunder,
the featured horse in Silver
Stollion."
Tim Mccoy. Barbara Stsnwyck.
Warner Baxter. Bill Boyd and Ray
"Crash" Corrigan of Range Bus
ters."
In "Silver Stallion" Thunder
has his most important role as the
leader of the wild horse herd who
Is forced to battle a savage stall
lion for the leadership of the herd.
The resultant fight, which took
place in the Arizona plains, was
filmed with a telescope lens and is
considered one of the most dra-
matte battles between two horses
ever filmed.
1t is also Thunder who is
responsible for the regeneration of
David Sharpe, seen as a youth who
turns outlaw when he finds the
cards of life stacked against him.
Sharing the screen are the Dead
End Kids" in Hit the Road" with
Gladys George and Barton Mac
Lane in the supporting cast.
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way 10 San Francisco and had
acted In David Belssco's produe-
ton OF Under the Polar star"
with Joseph Murphy In "shsun
Rue" and on tour In The Bow.
cry"
Tho Bowery" company had =
nights holiday In Pittsburgh and
attended q stock performances
Barton fell In love seross the foot
lights with Anne Ashley. who was
making a name for herself In what
then was called "soubrette' roles.
To his delight Miss Ashley shortly
sfterwsrd joined Tho Bowery''
company and Barton began In
earnest a courtship that ended In
marriage a few months later. For
nearly 40 years the Bartons never
have been separated. Although
there is no role for her In 'Tobse-
co Road" which brings Barton
back To the Temple thester Mon
day. Tuesday ami Wednesday
nights. No. .. Z and o. Mrs. Barton
has accompanied her husband on
all tours and II 10 be found in the
dressing room each evening assist
Ing him with the complicated
makeup Of the old shareeropper.
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U. S. Will Take
Over Shipyards

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currah. as It's president. who has
announced that the proceeds from
the dance will be used 10 further
the humanitarian work Of the as
ISOLATION.
Louis Grenier's band has been
selected TO furnish the music for
the evening and during dance sets
a floor show including singing and
dancing and musical numbers Will
be given.
VIII Scott, chairman Of the COM
mittee. has announced as TO the
advance sale OF tickets that this
ball will be one Of the largest az
fairs ever given in Tacoma and
Pierce county. and has asked all
Tacoma and Pierce county to
come out and enjoy a gala evening
with the Masters and Wardens as
sociation of Pierce county.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

fslm nls stasy. IRE zscau~nt wsa
ssxaed " The Tennessee state
hose< in Nashville. vita t.oxerue<
rtensisz caap<f "a witness
Elsven msatnz Il research sn1
prspsrsfIan pf~ses'ea tie IHaa<h-
ing a psodaetlen. fFe,fae~r La~ky
made another trip - fhs Valley
% the Thre< FORKS ~ ne Won.
taking sish Nina se<nefis writers.
Ard court stsnexreshsr frun
Nashville. Days were sp<nt n ~
ssrviswlnE ths h<fes n<lznsavs
Th> prcsias~f w.s particularly
anxious IN chtstn fsssf hard &s-
counts n vcrt's -n<s,.rss<<nk~
days before no w&e converted -
religion. became IN stier q the
chufsh ard eventually rnneri<n-
tieas ahi<rser 10 vDr rhe s~v-
rssnt hpns~if admitted freely -
used 10 drink corn lIht<v snd cut
ap rAp~rs ~ niina Tiger that
,sr.ddi<.i Eh~ T<nn<~see. kenfuety
border 10 thwsss state rsuhltssloA
ls~s
usa ~ho ksa participates -
these spr~s. ~ith MIN refused
point risrs 81 first n dis<u.s
th<m fsr the 'fsuvsn~ve~
aAlvsH." they s>.a. war = ene1
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Stage Hit Due
For Beverly
Famous Comedy to
Open Tomorrow

With five new tunes added 10
a story that is already famed for
its merriment. kiss the Boys
Goodbye" the Paramount film
version of the Broadway stage
comedy. arrives Thursday at the
Beverly theater.
The film stars Don Ameche and
Mary Martin, and features in its
superior cast such alwsys-welcome
entertainers as Oscar Levant, the
musical genius and information
expert of radios Information,
Please" Virginia Dale, one of
Hollywood's comeliest and most
talented singers and dancers, Con-
ME Boswell. the singing star Of
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Pacific Northwest TO Become
Liuht Metal Center Of U.S..

PHILADELPHIA B. Mccall
lum, Bonneville administration en-
sineer. Wednesday said power and
abundant raw materials Of the
Pacific Northwest will make il the
Light metal manufacturing center
Of the United States.
: In a speech before the Ma
tionaI Metal Congress Mccall
lum outlined a program that
will soon put all available re-
sources into the production
line.
Bonneville dam with an ultimate
output of 51s.400 kilowatts and
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John Barton escaped East
Lynne" However. he waited until
he was IA 10 20 on the stage and
made his debut In the additionally
humorous role Of Marks. the
Lawyer. The John Barton debut
was made In his fathers thester
in Norfolk. Va. and after that he
played all the comedy roles In the
favorite bills OF those days.
Even before the advent Of pic
lures California offered opportun-
ity to the young actor and Barton.
before he was 20, had made his