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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-08
Soose vs.. Viqh
In Rinq Battle

NV YOKk With . title shol
riding their stormy weather shcs
sooss and siugKinR Ernie FiEh
outstanding middls~eight con
tenders tsngis again tonight N .
I2-rOund return DrAS1 at Madison
square Garden.
More than 1900 fans are
expected 10 witness this en-
KAEem~nt because their first
encounter. easastiy . month
ago. sas sueh . thriller.
slender. dzrk-hair-d sos,~e
won a hair-Iine, I0-roHnd de-
eision that night. but only
after the hell had saved him
In tho eighth round.
Eoos> - called 1UncroNnsd kIng
q ina 80 Founders.
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soCoMA LEAGUE. HI-w.y
Handball Meet
Reaches Semis

The All-city handbsll champion
ship tournament, at the Elks'
courts, reached the semi-final
round last night.
Semi-final play Is scheduled for
Saturday afternoon at two with
the finals Monday night at eight
Results last night were
Mclean and Gloyd beat Pember-
ton and Carey Of Y. 2i-1e. 2I-3.
Webber and Hirst. Elks, beat
Schunk and Houston. Y. 2i-11.
2i-16.
Stewart and Holder meet Nc
Lean and Gloyd in one semi-match.
while Ziegler and Boudin meet
Weber and Hirsi.
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Conn KaYoes
Heavy Sucker

WASHINGTON = Billy Conn
the Pittsburgh fighter who con-
fidently predicts he will dethrone
Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis
next June. scored an easy fifth.
round knockout over Danny Has
sett, Philadelphia heavyweight
last night at the Uline Sports
arena before capacity crowd OF
5000.
After towing with the 204-
pound Philadelphia for four
rounds, Conn opened up with
full steam In the fifth. bounc-
ing a series Of Iefts and rights
off Danny's midsection. He
then drove a smashing left
hook Ia the jaw that dropped
Hassett for the count only IS
seconds after the bell sounded.
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Allenby Winner
OF Ring Battle

Don Allenby. Tacoma. defeated
Loris Champion BY decision 10
win the middlew.ieht title Of the
Olympia Golden Belt boxing
tournament last night Palmer
Berg beat J. Kobidesux BY decision
In the lightweight class. Lou Col
man beat George Flem. decision.
in the flyweight division. Hart
Brady sayoed Dan VIVA IN one
round In the bantam class. Ches-
ney Morrison decisioned Dave
Trsdevell. feather. 10. Coffee de-
ci.ioned Roy Lstendresss veltsr
Roy Cook dscisioned Dan snlli-
van. light heavy. and JACK Lyons
decision.d Herman STARK. heavy
weight.
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Defeat Lincoln

stadium girls defeated the LIN
coin girls last night ON the Lincoln
high range. as 20 40
MadKs Rollins. 90 Virgins Lee.
o., Given johnson. W Jessie Hin
ton. b. MARY Wyiis. ss. Stadium
as
Nellie Wssson. ~. Betty Ar.
mour. 81 Fila ssidsn. % vsrns
ssidsn. % Lincoln 47a.
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Winko League
Nears Finish
Lutherons Playing
Centrdls OF Home

Winko ewes turn 20 FARMLAND
and Beilineham tonight a. the
sunset Of the 1871 hoop campaign
approaches.
Out AZ Falkland. Pacific Luther
and and Central Washington
Wildcats hook up IN a series which
can make or break the Lutes
pennsnt aspirations.
Up in Bellinghsm. Eastern
Washington Sasages engage
Western Washington vikings
in a series which NAV decide
the 1871 champion. ~ p. &c.
falters before the Wildcats.
The Luthersns are one game
ahead Of the Savages. two games
in front OF the Wildcats. II the
Eastern Washington hoopsters win
two from the Vikings. then 2. L.
c. must also win two to hold its
first-place grip.
But beating Leo Nicholson's
Wildcats. even on your home floor.
= no easy task. even for the hot
test Of hot hoop outfits
Coach Cliff Olson Of the Luther
ans knows that the Wildcats have
been pointing for this series ever
since the season opened. f. w. C.
IL the defending champion. p. l..
{. threatens to usurp their reign.
The Wildcats will field a big
and rugged lineup, n squad
that can bounce back night
after night and ask for more.
Best proof OF this was In the
Eastern Washington series at
Cheney in which the Wildcat.
won the second game after
absorbing n sizeable sheIlack-
Ing the first night.
The game begins al s O'Clock.
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Ball School
For Youngsisrs
Tigers VIII Hold
FeoiurO at Park

WIN rsp xe<kz>< a. chief IN
-sr,setor. = baseball ~n.oi ne
nsmn~r. a hsxs -rhsoa t<-ms win
- eonsus-s ,h.s .rrsnr a. con-
trshutin. a the r.rsus rzx>rs a
re, n..<n~n in th.s t<frsfarv
n> .~h~~S wsu - svrsssse
sv~s Fis~ aass 80 ~tn re<~s
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.p~rs
n wsu - 49, - es~e 80.
srssx. Anil A n ~ - n
ass Nav 10
The r1rrfs viii 10 away srcm
hams an Nav 4 ana M elA.s ~ta
- held thai d.y
The srhnri Il s~sns eaa.,,,rssv, A
he request az . numS~v At hssh
~hcn, eaasn~s IN rs<om. sn4
vicinity. ~hs isze wear ns5 their
.asssas sffens = one aav sIIase nsi4
NJ the rsx<ts
ovvyclass ar stveoos.
a,r,....xu.rs - m. .~n.., -.
m..~ friday w.rs.,~ he f.es
oani nr<.s.s~nt ~ tns r1r.u a
an ..s<msiv A ssss,au MA
-eha~l ~h.vr ns>hlsr ..s rnff
Olson the rs~ ns,ssres, msnsssv.
yer. si.s .r~shsr.
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Csudis Frsry. q the league
leading Ava Roberts Insurance
team. rolled .a5 for the eesi total
IN the matches - the Broadway
Women'S league On the Broadway
alleys Thursday.
The league leaders added three
more points 70 their list % VIC
tories and now hold the top spot
with 50 points Won and only s lost.
Days Tailored Wear and Muel-
Ter Hsrkins in second and third
place. respectively. kept pace with
the Ava Roberts team BY winning
three points from their respective
rivals.
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VIII tire largest entry 1t N
hsstesy. - teams the sanasi
Pierre County IntsF=Leagus nss-
kstesn tourney wiu start an sc-
ton lsder to week schedule Non
dsy night en birth stadium high
scheel floors
oaly = fe~ scattered first refund
games are DEAN for Monday night
with tire sse.icd entries and
stronger clubs ss,iias into action
Tuesday ard Thursday nights in
second rcand play
Tho remainder ~ IN. start
ess ~iil swing insa sstsen %
frsas, asxht 10 erea a.srter-
final plas.
On Tuesday night. March Is
Glasses n and G vii fln OF thelr
auarfef-finaiz while all four di-
visions. A. \. g ard =. vii play
semi.finai games On Thursday
night. the same week
me finals will he played At sta
dunn. As vi all tourney games
either on Friday night. March n.
~ 81 Tuesday night March -
The largest group ~ Class A
teams 20 ever enter viii he paced
nv = quartet % heavy taveFlte.
Seeded first Was California Fisr.
ists second place team In the TIA
coma city league. second was
inter-city Auto Freight. CONNER.
clal A league winner. while the
third and fourth spotted teams
were Russ Aiehsels Service sta.
tion and Consumer. Market
SOLDIERS To PLAY
The Fort Lewis champions. Gem
pany n. asth Quar,ermaster. 4. NJ,
e. A runnsr-up IN Commercial
A play. Roy Rockets and Head
quarters Department. tist Divis.
ION were seeded in the Class n
draw
Class Z fss.rii~s were Fife
Merchants. Commercial A.
n. v. 4. Commercial \
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ny lEAN HUDSON

Center 81 social interest satur-
day evening al Paradise will move
from the inn 10 the lodge since
IL will be there that the skl fans
from Southwest Washington
ieagn. will hold their carnival
banquet and dane. and an in.
formal program preceding the
annual Southwest Washington day
races Sunday.
Team. Who have eomp~s~d
In the four triangular merits,
Castle Rock, I.ongsi~w. Lewis
County, Olympia. shelton ana
Grays Harbor, win hold their
championship. with downhiii
In the morning and sisiom In
the afternoon.
Courses will he longer and more
difficult than in preliminary races
for the league.
Fate played . nsr.iy trick nm
Mr.. and Mrs. William MsttingIy
Virginia HALL. who were mar
ried March 2. After swearing off
skiing thi. season 81 they'd he In
tact for their wedding. BiII brche
his leg while they were On . .ki
honeymoon ~ Mount Bsker Last
week. Virginia has won consider
able recognition ~ . racer and
ha. competed successfully In many
eIas.-A race. In fh~ past few
years.
Youngest Of the skiing issifilss.
Ralph. aged 10. u ishpsming
Mich. Was awarded the G class
jumping championship trophy At .
banquet which followed the ma
ilonAl meet last Sunday. but he
promptly returned II n Roger
Langley, National SKI association
president Unfortunately. there In
Michigan intsrscholssiie niling
which would make Ralph insill.
gibls for high school football II he
accepted the trophy
WELL. MAYBE
Bark In New York. TorEes
Toxic told eastern friends he could
lump 400 fee, o" the night Kind
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SMITH AVENUE MERCHANTS
LEAGUE. 9Th AVE. ALLEYS

kresm krust Bread took three
points from the Sixth Avenue
Appliance team shooting Pass 70
the Appliance mems 24l2. G
Barker led the scoring with = 1877
single and 507 total. Farlev's
Florist five won three with 2ssi
over Sun Drug 2sT6. A. Neimsn
~ the winners had iss for high
single and sos for high series.
The nine o'clock squad saw the
two league leaders drop four
points each, Modern Cleaners
beating the top 9Th Avenue sheet
Metal five 24S2 10 226a And the
knights Of Pythiss took the Rlg
Is" Service 26oa to 2sls W.
Aeney Of the service station team
had high single ais and u. Kravik
Of the X. Of r high series 4s4
j. Difks and @. Pike moved into
second place with 1880 in the rsgzl.
dazzle doubles now being rolled Al
me sixth Avenue lane. and con
,ihuins until the 7srd Of the month
=. Mouef ana NJ Rae with 1900
went into fourth place Rob BucElsy
ana Glenn Collins are .ttll leadins
J. Gibson and P Anderson. 1919
RAG TIME DOiHIrs. uu.u,y
Heavy firing has characterized the
niAN IN the ragtime doubles at the
NJ way Aiieys. Walt klopstsin and
Jack ouirin dropped In from tho X
Street district and took IN, I.aa IN
nc tournament with bic 1249 scors
Ed Portman and Dore weseoat ar.
holdins on In second spot with iina
followed closely bv Omv portman
l1s5.
u is becoming increasingly dlff.
thIt 10 stay among the highest 10
scores. WHOSE owners are seheduled
70 receive the prize money on
percentARe basis. ANY holwers IN m,
tltN VINO have recognized league
averages OF rs games NAV eonpete
IN this handicap tournament which
night. '''''
sotoMA LEAGUE. HI-W.y
The Coffee Pot 24aa 90 Va Red
Men 217s ~; high game, / peno-
wlch 1877. high series. l. Penowioh
Bungalow Cabinet 1880 "a y. opal
Tavern 2405 "a. high game NJ pagnl
1872 high series. r Pagni $40
Oasis 1897 Coi Va Semaphors Tav-
ern ISIS 81. high game. n Weller
ZOO hish series. r Weller 5is.
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gN0ENE. Ose.--vte Tswsse~1,
sharp shooting tissvsvsssy - 0ss-
He~ ssswsvd. viii ~ uvsse1ag ~
rsw Northern SDsssssss pnrssos
COAT casfssewes s~sslas sprss6
whom Inc wesseet psess NssAlss-
TIM In seetsts s~sishs - ssm~s-
vsw night.
Townsend hes Issps1 n -
peists 10 M " sssfesesee sass~s
10 dste. as1 ne~1s ~ msss 10
bs~sh tke r~essA II M - ~
Wsiiy raiwhsss ~ 0vpsss nssse.
That means skss rswwsea1 Mn
have IN average ~ psssss - s.sh
sa~ss against she ossshlss = hssah
rsisuhesn's mark.
Jsks Nssdis, hsg Oveesn ststs
eest~s. 10 seeswA IN ~ ta1svt1sssl
asserting rsee with i37 psssts. ss19
hss iva sssse ssssss sgsIass ~
shsspsss wsshisstss stats tive
~ r.sim~s sssishs - ssns~sssw
sight
Oshsv sesslsg iss1oevs ere nso
tensr Idshs. tas. rswi ixsAe~sas,
wsshisxfss state. isss So Osss
tetttss. 1dnbs. he.
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Bells Advance
In Tournament
North Kitsop Loses
To Tacoma Quintet

SEATTLE Bellarmine Lions of
Tacoma kept in the running for
third place in the Lakeside invita-
tional tournament as Lakeside
Lions and O'Des Irish moved into
the championship finals on satur-
day night.
Yesterdays tourney scores:
Beilarmine 26, North Kifsap IS.
Seattle Prep 40, Bellevue 81.
Lakeside 81, HighIine 81.
O'Dea 26. Redmond %.
Tonight's schedule, all consola-
ton round games:
1880 p. m: Bellarmine vs.. Sc
attic Prep.
$3.50 p. M: Highline vs.. Red
mond.
Bellarmine was behind 1912 at
halftime but third-quarter rally
spanked by Paul Greiwe set the
Lions off to roaring finish.
BellaTmlne 1861 USl M klfsan
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Two Teams in
State Tourney
Everett. Snohomish
Cinch Prep Berths

Two more teams. Everett Sea-
gulls and Snohomish Panthers,
doomed into the state high school
tournament last night. thus bring.
ing the total number Of berths
already spoken for up to five.
Everett and snohomlsh adj
yaneed 10 the finals NJ the
Northwest Washington dis
triet tournament at Mount
Vernon. Three teams como
out of this tourney into the
state meet.
Three more teams esn win
tickets 10 the state tourney by
registering wins tonight. Yakima
plays Ellensburg At wspato to-
night for the No. 2 Yakima Valley
place. Hoquiam can oinch a place
by beating Raymond a. can sta
dunn by downing Lincoln in Ia
coma play.
The state results.
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NORTHWEST DISTRICT
TOURNAMENT
Semi Finals
Everett 80, Bellingham a.
Snohomish 81. Mount Baker 30.
Consolation Round
Lynden 40 sedro Woolley "a.
skykomish 20. Mount Vernon "a
WEsT CENTRAL DISTRICT
TOURNAMENT
semi-FinaIs
Bremsrton 81. Fife IS
North BEND 81. Clover PARK ~
Consolation Round
vashon IS. snoquAlmis 30.
Port Angeles -. Bothell II.
NORTHEAST DISTRICT
TOURNAMENT
Second Hound
Central Valley IS. Coiyille 70.
West Valley 80. Davenport -.
Cusiek 81. Odessa n
Harrington 20 Chswelah 20.
NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT
TOURNAMENT
Opening Round
Wensiehss -. Ephrats ~.
Peshsstin ~. Hsrtiins -.
Omsk 81. Bridgeport IS.
SOUTHEAST DISTRICT
TOURNAMENT
Opening Round
Colfzx IS Dayton -.
Lacrosse 30. Charleston "a.
Pine city -. coiunoas High "a
81 John ~. Prescott 2i
SOUTHWEST sTBDI-ThICT
TOURNAMENT
Opening Round
Oskyille II. Castle Rock Is.
Pe I'll 81. Randis 20
CsthlaH.st 30. Norton u
Onalaska 50. BOlstfort "a
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Fife, Clovers
Hit the Skids
Bremerton Rolls Up
58-35 Hoop Victory
RN HAROLD SHAW

BRENERToN At the back
baards-thats where Bremertor
Wildcats and North Bend higf
were strong last night. consequent
r. both Pierce county semi-final-
ISIS. Fife ard Clover Park. were
beaten in West Central dlstuc,
tournament play.
The scores
Bremcrton 50. Fife IS.
North Bend 81. Clover Park %
Bremerton was still the same
smoke-hot aggregation Of the
Journeys first night when they
snnihilsted Bothell. 81 10 -. The
Navy Yard hoopsters tossed in =
cool Al per cent OF their attempts
last night.
20-Point Salvo
Fife fought their rivals on even
terms the first quarter which end
ed IS in Bremertons favor. But
In the second period. Bremerton
let lose with 2O-point salvo and
this broadside practically kept
Fife out Of contention the rest Of
the game.
Allen Maui, big left-handed
center, was deadly on re-
bounds last night, pushing
them back with unerring ac-
euracy. Maui scored Is points,
IL of them from rebounds.
Picking Daisies
Glover Park was picking daisies
the first half when North Bend
rolled up a 1916 lead The last
half was fought on almost even
terms but the Parkers could not
gain. especially because three
starters couldn't score from the
field.
Glover Park and Fife now meet
in consolation round game to-
night with the winner meeting the
winner Of tonight's other consols-
ton round game between Vashon
and Port Angeles.
Nashon scored over Sno-
qualmie, $3.50, yesterday af-
ternoon while Port Angeles
trounced Bothell. IS TO 81.
The losers were eliminated
from the tourney.
North Bend and Bremerton
play for the West Central district
title Saturday night. North Bend
won the title last year, defeating
Fife in the finals.
GAME No. s
Bremerton t5sD C25D Fife
Campbell Ool p. uel Spear
M Mans ia s, 90 Is' p Ro%s
worisnd uol o.. az Evancich
Engstrom "a ...G...... "a Vinson
Subs Bremerton Adams 81 d.
Longley ca. wiley 90. Eathorne az
Devaney. Fife-Haminishi, wilcox
Herting Ogden. Ssgsmi.
GAME No. :
North Bend t30 teal Clover Park
.cst 9aGf s q, - "a Mdcld PIsmrn n
And drew l 90 g. % sax S,9l
Aims ...,.......G... ~ Kasemeier
subs: North Bend-woisayer IL a..
Punk a.. Crawford. Dalton Wau-
trubs Glover Park-Kirkpatrick az .
White 81, sYare %. Grant, Fadden
u.
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Subs: Bellarmine-Cebula ~. No
Kitsap-Gadawa, Anderson. Gofdol
"a. Dahl Lien.
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CANE No. s
GAME No

Subs: Bremerton Adams 81 a.,
Iongley ca. wiley 90. Eathorne az 4.
Devaney. Fife-Haminishi, wilcox
Herting Ogden Sagami
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North Bend ts;1 tee1 Clover Park

NoIln btnd III t<<l fIoNer PARK
.Sat 6iGf s q, FF az mdc,d Pi5@sn n
ANDREWS drew 49, 90 g. % saxton
Aims ...........G.. ~ Kasemeier
Subs; North Bend-Wollsayer ~ q.
Punk a. Crawford Dalton Wau-
truba Glover Park-Kirkpatrick az
White 81, sYare %, Grant, Fadden
u.
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Bremerton 50. Fife IS.
North Bend 81. Clover Park %.

Bremerton was still the same
smoke-hot aggregation Of the
Journeys first night when they
snnihilsted Bothell. 81 70 -. The
Navy Yard hoopsters tossed in a
cool Al per cent OF their attempts
last night
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Mrs. Langner TOGO
To Florida Home
After Visit Here

Mrs. Julian Langner, who has
been visiting in the Capital for
several weeks, will return to her
home in Cocoa, Fla, in few days.
She has divided her time between
her many friends in Washington
and now is the house guest of Maj.
and Mrs. James Washington Boyer,
jr. Mrs. Langner will return to
Washington for visit during the
winter season, when she will be
accompanied by her debutante
daughter, Miss Barbara Langner,
who will take place in festivities
during the holidays.
Mr.. Langner is president of the
Chamber of Commerce of Cocoa and
he and his attractive wife are
prominent in social and civic affairs.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

tablish an anthropology hall, hop
ing to make it the most complete
of its kind in the world, they con-
suited Miss Hoffman and gave her
the commission to find these types,
but requested that the painted
plaster models-which they wanted
be made with real hair and glass
eyes. She considered the method
unthinkable and could not reconcile
herself to do it that way.
She travelled far and wide in every
country and later when her work in
bronze was revealed to them in all
its beauty and perfection of types,
with every detail complete, the off,
cials gracefully abandoned their
ideas.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
About Well>Known Folk
In Books, Art and Politics
London Evacuates Distinguished
Group of Soul lpture; Artists
Help With Defense Posters
BY ROBERT CRAWFORD.

of the illustrated
little of distinguished resting peacefully
Standing there background
Robins
of Calais of George III William III and Sir Wolsy
These Invaluable works of art removed from London galleries
hope that preserved of
and that they might the fate of of the works
art other countries which bombed by Na
tells the about her master the Augste Rod how the
British possession of the Rodn sculptures in
Kersingon that Rodn when England
the World War watching the British troops leaving for Paris In
affected the thought of English
beloved his
deed gifts to the British of
Evening star., 1941-09-07

Falling over the long train was a
tulle veil edged with an old piece of
family lace all the way to the end.
The coronet, also of the heirloom
lace, was ornamented with orange
blossoms, and the bride carried a
shower bouquet of white roses She
wore a string of pearls, a gift of
the bridegroom.
Sister Is Maid of Honor
And Only Attendant.
Miss Nancy Mcdowell was her
sisters maid of honor and only at
tendant. Her gown was of dusty
pink satin made with short puffed
sleeves and a square neckline, and
she carried a bouquet of pink roses.
Mr.. Milton Mead Palmer of Rich
mond and Arlington was best man
and the four ushers were Mr.. Albert
L. Mcdowell. jr, brother of the
bride; Mr.. A. L. Handy, jr., of Arling.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

background, with a red jacket and
black accessories. Her corsage was
Of gardenias.
Both the bride and bridegroom
were graduated from Western High
School. and Mrs. Shawen attended
Temple School and Strayer School
Mr.. Shawen is graduate Of the
University of Virginia Engineering
School and a member of the Sigma
Nu Fraternity.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

ton; Mr.. Leonard Sheads OF Alexan-
dria, and Mr.. Guilford Lee Mattern
Of Arlington.
A reception at the home of the
brides parents following the cere-
mony was attended by relatives and
close friends of the couple. The
house was decorated in green and
white for the occasion. The brides
mother wore blue-gray crepe gown
with black hat and accessories, and
a corsage of orchids. The mother
Of the bridegroom chose a slate blue
crepe dress with matching acces-
sorieS, and orchids.
After a brief motor trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Shawen will make their home
at 1915 North Abingdon street in
Arlington.
For travelling the bride wore a red.
black and white print on a gray
Evening star., 1941-09-07

This lovely Helen Bennett
girl, whose wox image odorns
many O store window, dances
nightly in Ed Wynn's musical
revue. Boys and Girls To-
eether." which will come to the
National tomorrow night.
Although she hos been
dubbed the most photographed
model in New York" no pho
toeropher discovered" Miss
Bennett. nor ~os it ony of our
connoisseurs Of beouty.
When | first vent TO q
model agency with bundle OF
pictures. ~oS told they
eouIdn't use me-" Miss Bennett
said. 80 | continued doncinq.
Then one evening woman
come bockstooe and csked me
TO pose for some hats for Hor-
per's Bozaor. did. Then
Vogue asked me 70 pose. And
I've been modelling ever since"
Thot wos four yeors ego.
In one fortnight recently, she
appeared on the covers OF
Vogue, Coronet. Vogue Pottern
Book and the Amencon Moso-
zine.