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Evening star., 1941-04-12
Western League May
Add Two More Clubs
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NORTH PLATTE, Nebr., April
IA. r. Carter. president Of the
Western Baseball League, asserts the
outlook is good for six-team league
but no definite decision has been
reached. He said representatives of
Sioux Falls. Cheyenne, Denver and
Norfolk, Nebr., may reach an agree
ment today on the two remaining
teams.
He declined to name the two teams
being considered. Pueblo and Sioux
City sponsors withdrew recently.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
New Nat Uniforms TrifIe on Brighter Side
Lewis Droft Status Still Hozy; Coches Seen Okoy

sent away from the Mats camp
q few years ago, is quite back
stop. That may be but Bucky
isn't so bad off with Rick Fer
rell and AL Evans on hand, and
Jake Early backing them up.
Rick's older brother, George, is
the new manager of Martinsville,
Va, OF the Bi-State League.
The Mats played in Martins
vile yesterday and the town of
10000 people declared a half
holiday for the Mats versus the
Phillies. Walter Masterson was
to pitch today against the Orioles
with Danny MacFayden in re-
serve. Time is 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
3-Hit Effort Is Futile
As Illinois Loses

Py the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. April 12-The Uni
versity of Illinois made a rather
unimpressive beginning in defense
of its share of the Big Ten baseball
title, but through no fault of Capt.
Al Grant.
Grant held Indiana to three hits
yesterday, but lost anyway. 2 to l.
in the first conference game of the
season. Don bunker, Hoosier
pitcher, who yielded nine hits, singled
Bob Drop home with the winning
run.
The same two teams play again
today at Bloomington. Illinois and
Northwestern, shared the champion
ship last spring with identical rec
ords of 9 victories in II games.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Jacobs Club Is Sued by N. B. &.
Over Radio Rights in Garden

ule for the last four years with the
sponsorship OF Adam Hats.
N. B. c. says the action against
the Twentieth Century Sporting
Club is to compel it ito perform an
agreement" by which N. B. C. was
granted the exclusive right to broad
cast bouts staged by Twentieth Gen.
tury at Madison Square Garden be-
tween October l, 194l, and June l.
1912.
Mutual said it signed contract to
broadcast the bouts after investiga-
ton showed a purported oral agree
ment N. B. C. said it had with Jacobs
did not actually exist. Jacobs was
quoted by Mutual ss denying such
an agreement.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Cord Truckmen Make
Debut in Meet Toduy

Catholic University's depleted
track forces were to make their first
outdoor appearance of the season
this afternoon at Annapolis in tri-
angular meet with Navy and William
and Mary.
Johnny Weschler in the sprints,
Leo Wall in the hurdles and John
Corbett and John Doyle in middle
distance events we're regarded as the
Cardinals only scoring threats.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Varsity Baseball

Michigan, Il: Maryland. 8.
washington College, Is; American o.. 0.
Colgate, s: Princeton, 4.
Pennsylvania, s; Penn State, 3.
n,li.npvss & asv,I}a5s as; go5,nu,' Il innins'
Manhattan, 8: Lehigh. 2.
Trinity II: Swsrthmore. 4.
virginia, 10: " M. J.. q.
Virginia Tech. z; Richmond. e.
North Carolina, O: Washington and
Lee, 5.
Clemson, Q: Furman. o.
GeorGia, 30: Auburn, 4.
/. 9. u, 4; Iowa. 3.
Indiana, 2; Illinois, J..
Purdue, B: Macomb Teachers, 4.
Iowa State, 3: Simpson. 2.
Depauw, Y; Chicago, f.
Wisconsin, s: Northern Illinois Teach
Colorado. Is: Nebraska- ..
Baylor, IL; Oklahoma. 8.
Evening star., 1941-04-12

Esss Mats are going to get away
from the simplicity of it all in
their dress this year and 60 COL
orful. Manager Bucky Harris,
who also is the designer of the
uniforms, has discarded the plain
white uniforms with "W's" on
the sleeves, plain black caps and
plain black socks. The uniform
IN which a Nat will be dressed on
Monday, when President Roose-
velt is warming up for the OPEN
ing pitch, will be white with a
big black "W" over the heart.
The caps will be black with small
white "w's" in the center and
the black socks will be broken up
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Traditional West Point
Horse Show Cancelled
B, the Associated Press.

WEST POINT. N. Y. April H.
Cancellation of the traditional June
horse show Gin order to allow ad-
ditional time for cadet academic in
struction" has been announced by
Brig. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger,
superintendent of the Military Acad-
emy and president Of the Horse
Show Association.
The show was scheduled for June
As as the opening event Of the an
nual graduation week ceremonies.
The Slippery Slim Memorial Chal-
lenge Trophy and the Glendhu
Farms Trophy for hunters will be
transferred to the nearby Tuxedo
show.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Wordmun Park Courts
To Be Open to Public

Wardman Park Hotels tennis
courts, to be available to the public
for the first time, will open for the
season about May 1, it was an
nounced today.
Otto Glockler has been appointed
professional for the eighth success
sive year and viii handle full line
of equipment in addition to giving
lessons. Glocker has been a pro
virtually all his life, starting his
teaching career before World War /.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
A. u, Held 10 One Hit,
Is WaIIoped, O-13,
By Shoremen
special Dispatch to The Star.

CHESTERTOWN. Md, April l2---
American University will be no
threat in the Mason Dixon Confer
ence baseball flag race this season
unless it shows startling improve
ment over yesterdays beggarly per-
formance against Washington Col
lege. The Shoremen had no trouble
winning by 1870 count.
Harry Newly, A. U. outfielder, was
the only visitor to hit safely against
a quartet of Washington pitchers.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
hoyos to Tuneup

ntMs all week, Georgetown's nine
v~s 70 play a practice game with
CNuDo Furniture OF the Industrial
League this afternoon at 2:30 on the
ldedical School diamond. Coach
Sos Judge expected to work at least
Nnsss pitchers against the inde-
psndent team to put them on edge
m Mondays duel with Syracuse.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
B. the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 12.-Mike
Jacobs had an unscheduled fight on
his hands today as the National
Broadcasting Co. announced it is
filing suit in State Supreme Court
against his Twentieth Century Sport
ing Club, the Mutual Broadcasting
System and the Gillette Safety
Razor Co.
The sQuabble is over the question
of broadcasting prize fights from
Madison Square Garden. Mutual
recently announced it had signed to
take over the fight broadcasts, ef-
fective June 1, with the Gillette Co.
as sponsor N. B. C. has been carry
ing the fights under a regular sched-
Evening star., 1941-04-12
PhiIs Up to Old Tricks

LYNCHBURG, Va, April 12.-The
Phillies are up to their old game
losing trick-leaving men on base.
They threatened in virtually every
inning against Washington yester-
day, but in the pinch Southpaw Ken
Chase was too much for the Phils,
who had II men left stranded as
they lost Al.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
By the Associated Press.

ST. PAUL, April IA new cham
pion will be crowned in the five-man
event at the current American
Bowling Congress Tournament.
The defending champions-Chi-
cagos Monarch Beers-made that
certain last night by shooting a
disappointing 2,855, far short of the
BOAT they posted last year and the
3065 held by the present leaders,
Vogel Brothers of Forest Park, Ill.
In the 40 years of A. B. c. compe-
tition only the Commodore Barrys,
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Two w. 81. Coaches Get
New Appointments
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON. Va. April IA
Washington and Lee University has
promoted Line Coach Jack Henne-
meier to head coach of freshman
football and reappointed Harold
Cunningham head basket bali coach
and football end coach.
The appointments, which are for
one year and carry salary boosts,
were made yesterday at a joint
meeting of the Committee on In
tercollegiate Athletics and the Exec
utive Committee of the Board of
Trustees.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
College Sports

Tennis.
George Washington, z; Boston COLLEGE, 2.
Maryland. z; Richmond. 9.
Briogewater, 6: American u, 3.
North Carolina, 9: Wake Forest. o.
Georgia Tech 9: Davidson, O.
Trinity, 8; William and Mary, /,
Tulane, 2: Vanderbilt, o.
PRESBYTERIAN, 8: Tennessee. 0.
Clemson, 8: Emory. 2
Stetson, 6; Erskine, /.
Golf
George Washington. 61a; Western Mary
land, ga.
Lacrosse.
North Carolina. 8; Washington and
Lee &
Evening star., 1941-04-12
D. G. Dogs Entered

RICHMOND, Va, April II P.-
Entries have begun to arrive for the
eighth annual Virginia Kennel Club
dog show to be held April rs at the
State Fair Grounds. Entries have
come from New York, Washington,
Philadelphia, Long Beach, Calf,
and several other cities.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Minor Leagues
q. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A.

BY the Associated Press.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Hollywood Diego. wet grounds
Seattle at Los Angeles, Postponed, rain.
San Francisco, 2; Oakland, 3.
Portland, 1; Sacramento, 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis, 2: Birmingham 8.
(Only Rame)
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Al Wright Will Bowl
With -Four Teams in
W. T.. D. A. Event
Chevy Chase League
To Perform in Body;
PIoyerounders Roll

Already entered as q member OF
three teams, hustling AL Wright, who
will be one of the busiest bowlers in
the forthcoming Washington City
Duckpin Association tournament, to-
day not only had signed with a
fourth team, but as director had
sent sc blanks from the entire l2-
League for the 31st annual cham
pionships which open at the Lucky
Strike April %.
Besides the Ice Palace quint, he
will roll with teams from the Dis
trict, Bankers and Arlington County
Leagues. Paul Jarman. among the
stars of the league, who will roll
with the Columbia Specially team,
last night fired top game of 155 and
shared high cent of 401 with Jack
Talbert, the H., Shoppe's ace, who
was one of the standout performers
in last years city tournament at
Arcadia.
Rolls Three Identical Scores.
Mount Vernon Mortgage pinmen,
who will bid for the Glass C team
title, garnered top game of 631, while
the j. c. Flood team, a contender
for the Class B championship,
counted 1922. A member of the
team bearing his name, J. C. Flood
turned in three games of 1l3 as an
odd high light.
Among the punches Of tourna-
ment entries received were seven
from the Bethesda Business Men s
League and a half dozen from the
Interdepartmental Mixed League
which represents the biggest entry
yet received from leagues composed
Of both men and women.
Leagues have until midnight Mon
day to send in their entries in a
group to be assigned special nights.
The tournament will end May 16.
Scorers also are reminded it is nee
essary that the Classification Com
mittee have their league averages
TO arrange the bowlers in their
proper classes.
Brookland Battle Continues.
In the first-round engagement a
selected team of the Western Elec-
tric League will be embattled with
the pick OF the Letter Carriers
League tonight as Manager Russ
Diehl stages the fourth match in
the Brookland Recreation inter-
league elimination series, starting
at 8.
Jimmy Smith, Frank Damon,
Dick LauXman, Cy Hogarth, Robby
Robinson and Hal Meeks form the
Western Electric lineup, while Gus
Frederichs, Ray Henry, Pete Gerard,
Al Gray, Johnny Frank and John
Kinnehan comprise the Letter Car
riers combination.
Evening Star, defending cham
pion; Methodist Church and Dia-
mond Cab were winners as the sec
ond annual alley title series started
last week.
Playground Girls Compete.
Mcmillan lassies were the defend
ing title holders as Bill Wood held
his annual pin party for playground
girls at the Lucky Strike today. A
team was to represent each of the
Districts AZ Fairgrounds. The boys
will roll next Saturday.
While Mario Kidwell's Senators
nailed the flag in the Independent
Ladies League with a 80 victory
over United Typewriters, Ruth Nc
| Clintic sparkled with 1851 as
Days Food Shop swept the Grey
hounds In the windup last night at
Arcadia to gain the runnerup spot
over Virginia Calvagno's D. D. W.s.
Evening star., 1941-04-12

Totals 2S 2411 Totals 3S IA % 10
American - 600 900 600 q
Washington -- 43O O5O 100-13
Runs-Stevens 90, Samele (2l. Kirby,
Masuire. Errors-Bush, Simpson. RUN (2).
Runs batted in-Fetter t2l Bush (2)
Bremen G), Ruff, .Gibe Mcguire, BENJAMIN,
Selby Two-base hit-Stevens. Three base
=. washington, /. stolen bases-stevens.
Edmonds. Fetter Ruff. Schulze Double
play-Ksrdish to Smith to Lore. Bases on
balls-On Lynch, 2; oil Rayne, !; of Selby,
3; on Zimpel, o.. Struck out-By Lynch.
Q; BY Selby, 4; by Zimpel l.. Hits-Oh
Lynch. none in innings; on Rsyne, none
In 2 innings: of Mcguire. 1 in innings:
OF Selby, none in innings; OF zimpel. IA
in innings. Passed bal-Gibe. Umpire
MI Dorsey.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Moeoobees PIoy SEQ Grill

Arlington Maccabees will clash
with ODonnell's Sea Grill tomorrow
at Ballston Stadium at 2:30 o'clock
in an unlimited baseball game.
Evening star., 1941-04-12

Portela (B) defeated Landsman, IS,
60; Webb GA. u defeated G. Nipe. 90.
60: J. Hipe defeated Evans, Ga, O-e,
6-3; Eyer (B defeated MacCarthy, s..
7-5; Myers CD defeated Nielsen. g.,
7-5: Clasue defeated johnson, 60. 60.
Portela and J. Nipe tB.l defeated Lands.
man and Evans, IS. 60; Webb and
Etchison "a % defeated Myers and Eyer,
81, 2-6, 80: Nielsen and MacCarthy
"a. % defeated stanger and CROSBY,
IS, 6-2.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Coach's Biting Words
Spur Eagle Netmen
Against Spiders

Their ears still burning from a
dressing down given them by Coach
William B. Doc) Holton after their
second successive defeat yesterday,
American University's netmen took
the courts today against Richmond
anxious to convert their present 500
mark into winning percentage.
Holton accused some Of his play
ers of laying down" on the job in
their last two matches after Bridge
water had licked A. U. yesterday
by 6-3 margin. The Eagles had
some alibi in that Doolittle, their No.
3 player, was abed with measles, but
only Ernie Webb could win a singles
match for the host American squad.
Evening star., 1941-04-12

FBatted Tor England IN sixth.
Michigan " 500 400 O41-13
Maryland - 2O2 Ol0 0O0- 4
Runs-Nelson- 90. Holman, sofak Co),
Steppon. Wakefield. Ruehle (2) Harms
Chamberlain, Stoddard, Mcdonald (3l,
Maisel l2l. Errors--Radebaush, Sofak,
Chamberlain. Two-base hits-Steppon,
Holman. Mcdonald. Three-base hits
chamberlain 90 Stolen bases-Nelson
Holman. Sofiak 60. steppon. Dwyer. Sac
r1hce-Holman. Double play-Steppon to
Ruehle. Left on bases-Maryland, Z;
Michigan, 5. Bases on balls-On Fulton,
3: of Hunt. /; OF Stoddard. l. Struck
out-By Hunt. 2: by Stoddard, g. Losing
pitcher-Fulton. Umpires-Messrs. Jefiries
and Cox
Evening star., 1941-04-12

Totals-40 IA 2714 Totals 81 IL ~ 10
'Batted for Bransdorf in fourth.
FBatted for England in sixth.
Evening star., 1941-04-12

While Mario Kidwell's Senators
nailed the flag in the Independent
Ladies League with a 80 victory
over United Typewriters, Ruth Nc
Chntic sparkled with 1851 as
Days Food Shop swept the Grey
hounds in the windup last night at
Arcadia to gain the runnerup spot
over Virginia Calvagnos D. D. WIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Ranch House Plan
Offered Today
Times Design
Features Spacious
Living Room

Today'S Detroit Times house
plan y one OF thc popular ranch
house adaptations which are Nm
ming public favor.
You're sure % like the large
picture window IN the living room
ana the TWO French doors on
either side OF the large fireplace.
The doors open onto a terrace.
The kitchen j. one Of the now
I-ShaDcd laXnu1& -Nllh ample
space for refrigerator stove sink
and CupboardS
The rear portion Of the house
Is separated from The living quar-
tiers hy hallway from which the
three bedrooms bath and stairway
are accessible. The master bed
room has a door which opens
directly into the bathroom.
Exterior beauty is enhanced by
the hrec7ewsy which ties the
house 10 the garage
-Four sets OF blucprintS and
three sets OF specifications of this
unusual design are available for
SIS at The Detroit Times House
Plan Department. main lobby
Times Building. 1870 CaSS avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Burning Best Method
Of Removing Paint

Loose or scaly paint should be
removed before new paint is APP
piled. Burning has been found to
be the best method of removing
such impaired surfaces from build
ing eXteriorS. The torch, how
ever, should be handled by a
painter skilled in its use because
of the fire hazard. An effective
paint remover is recommended for
places which cannot be reached
with the torch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

For the 'Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column i'm the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Loan Group Urges
New SPAB Policy

Director Of Priorities Donald
Nielsen the-ttf IceEof- Pre-
duction Management was urged
in a telegraph message Saturday
to reconsider the priority policy
in building materials so that home
building for owner occupancy in
tdefense areas would take prece-
dence over rental units. Origin OF
the telegram was the United
States Savings and Loan League
national business organization OF
the savings, building and loan
associations which do over 40 pei
cent of the country'S small home
Financing. SignerS were officers
and chaiUnen of appropriate com.
mitteeS of the league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
.Landrk VILLAGE
Open Sunday

The formal opening of Lanark
Village. new east side housing de-
vclopment, was announced Satm-
day by Marty Grove. sales man
ager for Robert Follebout and
CAMEL Thiron. builders of the
project.
Lanark Village is located on the
t=hleek=af=EaHaI.fkS =fffHVlefHe east
OF Morang drive, in the Harper
Morang section. The village will
ultimately include more than 20
homes. Six models are already
completed and ready for public in
Spection, Grove said.
Homes in the development are
all brick. They have five rooms
and tiled baths and Kitchens. Air
conditioned heat is featured. Lots
are at least 40 feet wide and all
lots have new trees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Ferguson Pushes
Rental Units
FILA Chief
Transmits Plea
TO Field Offices

State FILA Administrator Ray
mond NJ. Foley Saturday received
a telegram from Abner II. Fergu-
son, national FILA chief, urging
every effort he expended 10 induce
private capital 10 supply more
rental housing for defense workers.
Ferguson, who also transmitted
his plea 10 other FILA field offices
Throughout the country, said that
while private enterprise was per-
forming a creditable job in pro-
.viding defense housing for sale, 1T
is becoming increasingly apparent
that many defense workers desire
TO rent rather than purchase.
"Long term real estate invest
ments are becoming more at
tractive from the standpoint of
taxation and every effort should
he made TO induce financially
capable sponsors. 10 enter this
rental field" Ferguson said.
Rental units may be built under
Title VI Of the Federal Housing
Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

is one of the popular ranch house style
adaptations. Particularly attractive is
the large picture window in the living
room. The garage is linked to the house
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Loan Associations
Record Peak Business

The largest loan disbursement
in any quarter of any year in the
past II was made by the savings
building and loan associations in
the third quarter of 194l, the
United States Savings and Loan
League reported Saturday. Sep
TENDER loan volume of Sl29, 1874.
-a06-thn-third- largest for any
month SO far this year, brought
the total for the .July-August-
September quarter up 10 $685.
$4,000. This was 1.9 per cent
more than in the April-May-June
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

Harry T. Sine of the Sine
Realty Company 1924 Gratiot
avenue, last week was elected
president of the Eastern Detroit
Realty Association for next year.
Edward l.. Mullin was elected
vice president while Charles l..
Erb and Edwin T. Decker. were
elected secretary and treasurer,
respectively
Elected EDRA directors for
1912 We're:
Richard A. MacRae. Robert 3.
Bartlett. Joseph +. Donovan. Rus
sell ID. Irwin. Arthur l.. Linsell
Harold r.. Siebert, j. Warner
WolfSton, Joseph O. Busch and
Alex Teppert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

The volume Of savings the
American people place in defense
bonds and stamps now will have
an important influence in stimuli
lating economic activity after the
present emergency is over, DR.. w.
II. Husband, member of the Fed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Many Homes Needed
Continued from Page One)

More than 100000 new homes
are needed in the United States
now for families with incomes
under $1,000, according 10 the
Temporary National Economic
Committee, appointed by Congress
to study Our economic structure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

Homes fo- approximately 125,-
900 people were opened for &C.
Icupcncy in United States Hous-
ing kuthor,tA proiae+s, including
those fo- defense workers, during
the first h fa:f of 1911, Nathan
Straus. USHA Administrators, an.
InOunCed Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Defense Bonds Seen
Economic Stimulus

eral Home Loan Bank Board, de-
clared Saturday. He said that
thrift institutions have unique
opportunity to render a national
service by encouraging such in
vestments by the public and. at
the same time. to lay firm foun-
dation for their own future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
100, 900 New Homes

Over 100000 new homes have
been started with private capital
and under FILA inspection in de-
tense areas specifically designated
by the President since April, Fed
eral Housing Administrator Abner
II. Ferguson announced Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Creosote Oil

CreoSote oil is recommended by
the department of agriculture a.
the best preservative for wood
fence posts-both above and below
the around.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
icTheater
Turns to
The Bard
Presents TrOilus
And CresSida'
At Wardman
Nv HARRY MACARTHUR.

"Troilus and Cressida" is that play
Of william Shakespeare's which
added to Bartlett's Quotations" the
line to the effect that one touch OF
nature makes the whole world kin.
Beyond this there is little notable
about 1t, for it certainly is an am
bling, tnconclusive, talkative AFFAIR,
which proves, principally, that
Chaucer tod the same story more
effectively. And the Washington
Civic Theater's production of ITO
illus and Cressida," which opened
last night at the Wardman Park
Theater, Is no improvement on Mr..
Shakespeare's original. 1t probably
doesn't harm it any. but 1t doesn't
help it either, for '"Troilus" makes
no more sense on translation to the
stage than 1t does on the printed
page.
The players, under Leon Askin's
direction, whoop things up In lively
fashion now and then in the hand
some reproduction Of an EliZabethan
theater Henry C. Pearson has Gre
ated for them. And Dorothy Crois-
SAINT has designed such colorful and
attractive Elizabethan costumes. ap-
parently authentic, that none of the
players seems at all nervous about
cavorting in pink or green tights.
Rudolph Watson (who seems, ac-
cording to the program, to have be-
come Rudolph Justice) and William
Zuckert, for instance, roll great and
sonorous Shakespearean sohloquies
about with the happy gusto Of men
who enjoy the sounds words make
Murray Sheehan seems wrapped in
sly glee while he, as Pandarus, works
At bringing Troilus and Cressida to-
gether. And Miss Edith Simmons
displays . spirit proper to the play
too. though sometimes apparently
performing an impersonation OF Mae
West playing Cressida.
There are . few others, also. who
lend some life to their romping
about. And then there are some
who make you wonder how Troy ever
was taken at all, If this is a true
picture Of what Shakespeare in
tended to imply-went on before
those walls. This is. you may or may
not remember, that story about the
boys who wanted Helen back and
the boys who wanted to retain her
One plot involves Troilus in the dis
covery that women are tickle people.