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Evening star., 1941-09-07

one day, tUdlt three tuH ddyS ana
receiDe their license on the fifth
dag. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Harrison. T. Johnson. %, Brentwood, Nd; :,
and Marie T; Waddy, 21; @ Lz512 U st,
the Ben Reggd1 AlefandsF TayoT and Mary
Mccarthy, %, both of 1901 Argonne pl.
NV: h Rev. L. J; Wempe; .,
and pdda H Hanson % NORM ag S s5 Mass
ave. NV: the Rev. William F. J. stricker.
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John ' Hopkins i 3s, 1880 I St NV. and
Claire Klzer;, "a; Charleston, S. c.; the
william K. Thompso3; q, Alexandyia, Va.
ave. Sc; the Rev. Samuel E. Rose.
Aug1SRe kays77o 2l 29is IAN s. NAV
St n "; the Rev. Lawrence P: Gatti.
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ana f5s bo Lois n selq; n,24; pa 1l33 18th ST. nV
Goo4ee org ~ slmpkinsI ST 6 1i'!fi 96, 4so NJ St NV
2nd ROPerts 81 nc GasSOe Rsy II 64sA asIto5 Or
Emmet j, Murphy, "a, 200 18th St. Sc,
- S.w,; the Rev. Charles ]. ,solkavich,
Nav F F S HAWKINS! i' is 42s 3 Fl Franklin di ' st.
NV: the Rev George o. Bullock.
Robert c. Custer, 20. Il 545 Fort Davis drive
Sc and Mary E: orton, 192; 4o35 Grant
and Mae NJ Yohe, 80. 4024 Calvert st.
NV; the Rev. John W. Rustin.
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w. the Rey. Joseph P. Bradley ,r. ~,
and Dorothy K, Brashears,a is, ,Arlins-
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judge Robert E. Matansly.
John T. Watson, 33. 10 Oneida pl; NV,
and Lucille Dixon, 20, %7lS & Nichols
Thomas E; Hawkins. II, ,61s. End st. s,y..
Rev. Charles H. Toulson.
William H. Pearson, 10. Arlington, Va,
and Lille Il. eiA M 4apH APgel 1a e.. Isao 2sth st.
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Sc; the, Rey. John G, Ball;
Chamberlain Durham, 22, SOB g st. ne,
and Friddie Lowhound, %. 1898 Linden
st. ne: the Rev. A. c. Forster.
Fairfax County.
Christian Blair Sharp. "a. Arlington, and
Helen Mae Slsven; 21, Cass, W. Va.
Robert Brooks Dawkins. 40. Washington,
and Marguerite Brooks Plummer' 46'
orem Laurence Grifith, 25. Delanco, N. j.,
and and Mary Jane Montgomery 22. River
Howard Joseph schle=el. 30, and Helen
Logan Louis Bowers q, and Norma Jean
Hartman, IS, both. r. F. D., Alexandria.
James Vernon Marsh. %. and Elizabeth
Evening star., 1941-09-07

Calcutta shipped 1,5s3,760 pounds
Of mica to the United States in the
first three months of this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
I1einie Manush Manaqinq
Beaumont

Wade Ker Tiger infelder during Hughe jennings early
days back head Of the Indianapolis Club of the
American Association Ralph Red Kress. exTiger nfeder
and coach is his first manager of ST. Paul.
The Henie Manush led the American League
batting 1926 who played the outhd for the Tigers
1923 to 1927 has his second league
Greensboro OF the Piedmont League In the
circuit Eddie Phillips Tiger catcher during the Of
lo2S29-30 who is managing Richmond
Lou Brewer popular Tiger infeder Of 1881 pilot Of the
Waterloo Iowa League Club Coleman former
Detroit coach of Evansville the same loop
Jackie Warner Detros third baseman l926272S leading
Inc GAINESVILLE O.. Club the Mid Atlantic League
Two other ex-Tger nfedefs, Bill Sweeney and Oscar WIT
Pacific League pilots. Sweeney with Hollywood
and Witt with Phil Page sowhpaw huer who
Tigers l9293o-3132 and who spent
many pitcher the Kansas City Blues man
aging Binghamton in the Eastern League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Mary Agnes We'll
In SemifindIs
International New. service wir,

HOUSTON, Tex. May 30.-Twc
outstanding competitors in the
fifteenth women's trans-Missis-
sippi golf tournament al Houston
were eliminated from the cham
pionship running today.
Marion Miley of Lexington, Ky,
a former trans Mississippi title
holder. remained in the running
by downing Phyllis Otto, 16-year-
old sensation from Atlantic. Iowa.
four and three. Mary Agnes Wall
of Menominee, Mich, advanced 10
the SemifinalS with a four-and-
three victory over Hilda Urbantke
of Austin.
Defending Champion Betty
Jameson of San Antonio went
down before Ellamae Williams,
23-year-old model from Evanston,
H.. three and two.
Pat Grant of Shawnee. Okla,
the Oklahoma state champion and
medaliSt in the tournament. was
ouSted by Mrs. Russell c. Mann
of Omaha, Neb, also by a three
and-two margin.
Tomorrow Miss Miley plays Mrs.
Mann and Miss Wall meets Miss
Williams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Chapman Signs
With White Sox.

CHICAGO. May 30 GNS)-
Harry Grabiner, Chicago White
SoX vice president. announced he
expected Ben Chapman. veteran
outfielder, 10 be in the lineup
today for the Memorial Day
games.
Chapman. who entered the
majors 10 years ago, was signed
by the SoX after he had been
made a free agent by the Wash
Ington Senators for whom he
played 113 games last season hit
ting $50 His lifetime average is
.306, and he is known as one of
the best base runners in the
majors
Chapman will replace Larry
RoSenihal in the White SoX line
up The latter was sold 10 The
Cleveland Indians whom he viii
Join IN Chicago today The Indians.
on buying RoSenthal sent hurry
Howell a pinch-hitting outfelder.
to Baltimore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Wolverine Nine
Can C|inlh Title

EVANSTON, H., May 30
Michigans baseball team was out
10 clinch lis first Big Ten champ
ionShip since 1886 when it faced
Northwestern in the second of
the two-game series here today.
The Wolverines assured them
selves of at least tie for the
title when they defeated the
Wildcats. 9 to Z in a free hitting
game yesterday.
Dick Wakeficld'S mighty bat
saved the day for the visitors as
he pounded two home runs. both
times with team mates on the
bases. Bud Chamberlain added a
third home run to the Wolverine
hit total which mounted 10 - be-
fore the free swinging engage
ment was terminated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Fe||er Could
Win 40 Games
AT This Rate
BY LEO MACDONELL

Barring illness or a call from
Uncle Sam. young Bob Teller
seems 10 be on his way 10 new
pitching heights.
With 10 victories in A games.
the Cleveland club ha- played to
date, Feller. If he continued that
pace through TO t..e end of the
season, would capture 81 games
Thus, Teller might conceivably
win 10 or more games. smashing a
33-year-old record of 81 games es-
tablished by the late ChriSty
MathewSon in 1908, since the bril-
liant Clevelander right handler
later may be called upon for added
starts, especially If the race Is
close.
Teller. in shutting out the
Tigers, 80, yesterday Al Briggs
Stadium. extended 10 % a string
Oi WhlieWdSn innings. In the
string he shut out Washington in
IL innings and 81. Louis and De-
troit in regulation nine-inning az
fairs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
level Ems Is COACHING

number of Tigers of seasons ago are
managing and coaching the majors They include Fred Haney
Johnny Bassler Earl Whieh Bucky Harris Shea Bing
,iier Sylvester Johnson Red Corriden Jewel Ems
Tigers who have retired league
during DOME Bush Alvin Crowlcr
ORourke Sam Gray, George Harper Lii Sone Emory
Rgney Tavener. Norman Kid Elbeed Jayson Krke
Wilbur Cooper Ray Powell George Burns Orn Collier Silly
Roy Spencer Way Schang Jim Shevln Burlegh Grimes
Irving Jack" Burns Vic Sore Bernie Deviveros and Bill
Hargrave.
Crimes had trial with the Tigers in 1913 and
Chattanooga Gray, who starred for the Athletics and Browns
seasons first major league with Detroit
1921 Ebereh Detrots shosop from 1000 through 1903
later managed the Yankees Harper with Detroit 1916
17-.1S and Kirke a Tiger infielder in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
$4,000 Car Wrecked
LIN Trial for 800

INDIANAPOLIS. May 30-Sam
Hanks. p year old race driver
from Los Angeles. was critically
injured yesterday when his rock
citing car broke a connecting rod
going into the first turn on the
indianapolis Spec dwaY At 120
miles an hour and went out Of
control
Hanks. graduate Of midget
car racing. was crushed under the
twisted and broken red racer on
the first OF its four full tumbles.
He then was pitched clear Of
the car, still conscious. after the
machine broke through the thick
inside retaining barrier. The car
tumbled crafty over and over
three more times. leaped the low
wall back onto the track again
and came TO a battered stop, right
side up
Hanks was rushed 10 Methodist
Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Redeenner Nine
Out in Front

Holy Redeemer High, playing
hardball this season for the first
time since 1929. moved into first
place on the West Side OF the
first division by beating st. Leo,
Z 10 B, in Catholic League Base
ball game at Northwestern Field.
Coach Dave Wolfe's team came
from behind 10 score two runs in
the sixth inning and tie the count
at 3-3. In its half Of the seventh
frame Redeemer sent across four
runs 10 put the game on ice.
With Bob McGrath. St. Patrick
pitcher. tanning II batters led his
team TO a 5 20 3 victory over
st. Thomas in a third division tilt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

League and the veteran minor pilot, Bill
McCorry. who was a Tiger pitcher back
in 1912 is manager of Ogden in. the
Pioneer League where Andy Harrington
Detroit third baseman in 1925, can be
found directing Twin Falls.
Chef Wilburn, who bid for Tiger
lnfeld job a few seasons back, is now
manager Of Hopknsvile, KY in the
Kitty League Hugh Wise, rookie catcher
Of the Tigers in 1882, has been man
ager Of Greensboro in that circuit for
he past five seasons.
Johnny Kerr Detroit infelder of
'o23-2I. is manager Of Cheyenne in the
Western League, Harry Rice, Detroit
outfeldcr from 1925 through 1880. is
nilot Of Fon du Lac in the Wisconsin
state League; Sammy Hale is back in
organized baseball this year as head OF
IF the West Texas-New Mexico Leag
at Amarillo, Claude Jonnard, Tiger re
manager
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

the 1871 tests and trial runs Sew
eral cars spun during the weeks
OF qualifying tests, which led up
10 tomorrow's 100000 race. But
none crashed until Hanks. out for
late practice run. came 10 grief
So great was the speed Of the
car that after Hanks was thrown
into the inheld the car continued
another 80 yards down the track.
Lou Durant. whose qualifying
time Of 1l6. l52 miles an hour was
not quite good enough TO place
him among the 33 original start
erS. was expected to be allowed
10 enter the race in Hanks place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

Detroit players are coaching. scouting
and playing minor league ball in all
parts of the country, according 70 Theus
J. MacQueen, our Tiger statistician, cur
rently with the Marines in Philadelphia
Johnny Neun, Tiger first baseman
from 1925 through 1923, is again on top
of the international League race with
his Newark Bears. How many Tiger
fans remember the time May 81. 1920
Johnny made an unassisted triple play
agains, the Indians? And when July
9, 1927 he stole FIVE bases. including
TWO streaks home, against the Yankees
Neun has been managing in the minors
since 1885, beginning with Akron and
then going to Norfolk before being pro-
NOTED 10 Newark.
Four former Tigers are leading
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
kELTNER HOMERS

Ken keltner hit a home run, his
sixth Of the season. and Weatherly
collected four hits (, lead the In
dams IN the offcnSe department.
Two of Weatherlys blows were
doubles
keltner's homer parked in the
lower deck OF the left field stands.
was one Of eight hits of Tommy
Bridges, who pitched five innings
for the Tigers Five Cleveland
runs were scored while Tommy
was on The mound. He was re-
placed by Floyd Giebell. who was
even less effective than the vot-
Gran Bridges As the Indians
nlcked Giebell for FIVE hits they
probably thought 10 themselves :
Why couldn't We have done this
last September Youll remember
how Gicbell stopped them last
Autumn and pitched the Tigers
into a World Scrler doing 50.
In tanning the Tigers Teller
stopped Bruce Campbell without a
hit thereby i'm a small way avcng-
INC Campbell s boiStcrouS hitting
in the three previous games.
The Indians scored their first
run IN the second inning. First
Continued on PAGE IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
BEST OF YOUNGSTERS

lie had qualified for the 500
mile speedway race with speed
of llS2ll miles an hour on his
l0-mlle test last Saturday. This
was TO have been his second APP
pearanCe in the classic
He IS p years old. married, and
considered one of the best young
drivers in the field
The car belonged 10 Ed Walsh,
81. Louis contractor Ii was new
and cost in the neighborhood of
$50, 900 II was so completely
wrecked that II sprayed most Of
lis iron and steel parts over a
quarter of a mile of the track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Bdumgdrdner Scores
Hole -in-0ne

Birch Hills second hole-in-one
of the current season is on record
10 d ay. al Bumgardner, 5144
Daily. made il yesterday on the
twelfth, a l60-yarder, with a
number seven iron.
Playing with Bumgardner were
John Mason and Don Mccarthy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
JUST SENEN SINGLES

To fashion his fourth triumph in
a row. Teller held the Tigers to
seven hits all singles. some Of
them rather anemic drives. But
two Tigers got farther than first
base as the Iowa boy with the
S2.OOO000 arm biaZed and curved
fast balls and battling twisters
across the plate.
Plnky higgins. in the second in
ming. punched a single through
second base. moved 10 second on
an error by Roy Weatherly and
later continued on 10 third on a
passed ball. Pat MullIn, in the
next frame. scratched a single and
stole second, only 10 die there as
higgins had persisted on third.
Teller struck out eight batSmcn
and walked but one man. Rudy
York drew a pass in the nihth>in-
ming
BY their victory tho Indians
,aiVdged one game out OF the last
four played between with the
Tigers here and in Cleveland Il
was fortunate that Roger Peckin-
paugh changed his mind and
pitched Teller IN Detroit instead
oi saving the star finger for an
IN Chicago today, As
the Cleveland manager originally
intended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
L296lS
d y Lo ''Iacelo''su
SPORTS EDITOR
Twenty-Seven Former
Tigers Now Manage
or Coach Teams
Johnny Neun, McManus,
Parker and johnson
Are All Active
HANEY. HARRIS WERE ONCE TIGERS

When footbaler gets his degree Notre he be-
football coach.
When basebaler gets his degree from the Tigers he
becomes a baseball manager coach.
Twontyseven former Tigers ging in
gained baseball this while nearly hundred other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
DOnsIow in Eastern League

Another League manager Jack Onslow Detroit
catcher 1912 with Hartford. Billy Rogel and Leon
Goose Gon rival the Interstate League.
Rogel is at Lancaster Gosln a Trenton.
wel-ked Alexander Tiger first base guardian in
19293O.31 is manager the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
HANKS CONSCIOUS

Hanks was conscious when the
ambulance left the grounds.
The accident was the first Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
POST TIME 2:SO

ClarkSville. one of the leading
22-yeaF-elds here last season, will
hid for 3-year-old honors in the
Grand Slam, in which he has been
assigned top weight of no Three
Detroit owned horses, Dixiana
Farms Big League, T. D. Bulls
lie Chat and Bomar Stables Fly
ing Torpedo are among the others
which will run il out with Clarks-
Vile Meggy and Fairly Fly.
Post time for the first race Is
2:30 p. m.
Favorite players had their best
day AT the track when five of eight
favorites won yesterday. They
started with the daily double COM
bination of Epistle and Guy B.,
which returned S14 in combina-
ton caught Showabal at S. in the
fourth, Chandera at $3.50 in the
fifth and Stand In at 81 in the
eighth. Jockey George King rode
three winners-Firing Pin at 1920
in the third, Chandera in the fifth
and Sameron at S12 in the sixth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Sport Calendar
TODAY

AUTO RACING-5O0-mile race,
indianapolis Speedway. In
dianapolis, Ind, II a. m. (De-
troit time). SOS
BASEBALL - Double header,
Detroit ~. 1t. Louis. Briggs
stadium, first game 80 p. IN.
Wayne University ~. Hills
dale, Mich. University of
Michigan ~. Northwestern L.
AT Evanston. ILL.,
HORSE RACING Col. Fred
erick VI. AIger Handicap.
State Fair Grounds track.
$50 p. M.
YACHTING - Annual d. Y. c.
Memorial Day regatta, Belle
Isle, 1890 a. m.
SOCCER - German United W.
Buffalo u. W German \. C.,
Mack Park, FairView al Mack,
3 y. m.
WRESTLI\G-Main event, Bert
Rubi ". Il. q. Ramos. Dear
born Arena. $3.50 y. m.
TOMORROW
BASEBALL - Detroit ~. BoS-
ton. Briggs Stadium. $50 y. m.
University of Michigan ~.
Michigan state AT East Lam
sing. 3 y. M.
HORSE RACING - Belle Isle
Handicap. state Fair Grounds
track, $50 p. m.
TENNIS - Michigan State ~.
Kalamazoo College at East
Lansing. wayne Universit,
~. Western State Teachers at
Kalamazoo.
TRACK Michigan 4. \. L.
track -and- field meet at
Ypsilanti.
SUNDAY
BASEBALL - Detroit We. BOs-
ton. Briggs Stadium. 3 y. m.
AMATEUR games at all local
playfieldS.
POLO-M +. \. games al Ever
green Field. Northwestern
highway and Eight-Mile road,
3 y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

the Texas League this Marty McManus
Salty Parker Shreveport Roy Johnson Tulsa
and Gordon Hinkle exDeroit bupen catcher leader at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Chds. 7. Fisher
Has Dollar Boy
In Feature
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

The Col. Alger Memorial Handi-
cap. a race which has been won
in the past by such fine horses AZ
Stand Pat. Whopper and Main
Man. will bring seven of the best
campaigners at the Detroit race
track together today in the stand
out event OF the Memorial Day
program.
Invaders from Canada and Cali
fornia are expected to m e
strong bids for honors in the
Alger. From Canada has come
Bar Fly TO carry the colors Of the
Parkwood Stable. owned by r. S.
Mclaughlin. head OF General Mo-
tors of Canada, Bar Fly formerly
ran for Col. T., r. Bradley and
he has been assigned 115 pounds
along with High Fidelity of the
River Divide Farm.
sun PharoS, the 4-year-old from
California. which raced 10 triumph
in the recent Wolverine Handicap.
/ is also certain 10 be given consid-
Grafton by the big crowd which is
expected TO reach $4,000. He will
carry Ill pounds.
/ Others i'm the Alger Memorial
are Dixiana Farms Dollar Bay.
which will carry 103 pounds:
Bucking, Dancing Light and De-
troit Bull.
The Alger Memorial will carry
purse of $1,000. The winning
owner will also be presented with
silver trophy by Mrs. Fred M.
Alger Jr
The big race Wills be supported
by two other features, the Deco
ration Day Handicap for 2-year-
olds at az furlongs and the Grand
Slam "a 6-furlong. dash for 3-year-
oldS.
The Darby Dams Patriot. which
scored AZ a big price opening day
in the anita Hari purse. will share
top weight of lis pounds with
Drawby in The field of 10 which
goes TO the post in the Decoration
Day. A. l.. Ferguson's Uncle jock.
l. j. Collins AridiSical, Lady Clip
per and Gals Pet are among the
other entrants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
lanes behind leader

ToDAY's CANES
- Louis ~ DETROIT ~.
e 70 Gland a. Chicago to
NsW York A. Roston 90
Philadelphia ~ Washington t2l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

Continued on Page ~
Evening star., 1941-12-01

AICllIlOIlllIs yOu w lldiIlC. 1IldI
guy he says contemptuously. will
never get any place. He can't act
for sour apples"
What would you do? Get up and
smack the boss in the jaw? Walk
out?
John Carroll did the latter. He
walked out of the studio, walked out
on his career. He went back home
to New Orleans and remained away
nearly year.
When he did return it was Cary
Grant who took him in tow. They
ran plump into that same boss
Carroll had never met him before,
although that was the lot on which
he had made those five films.
Mr.. Big greeted him a little coolly
and wanted to know why he had
quit the studio without notice.
You said I was a lousy s,ctor,"
Evening star., 1941-12-01

replied Carroll. Il felt there was
no place for me in Hollywood"
Il said nothing of the Sort re-
turned Mr.. Big. Il had always been
one of your biggest boosters. We
were just getting ready to pick up
your option-with nice raise"
1t was only then that Mr.. Carroll
began little investigation of his
own. He discovered the whole
thing had been a carefully planned
gag An actor sitting at the R-K-O
executive table in the commissary
had made the remark
It's never too late" said Mr.. Big
Come up to my Office tomorrow and
we'll fix up new deal. I have a
good part ready for you"
hmorofygrapesr. 'thebeenfesh h sh
Mr.. Carroll was whistling as he
trotted up the stairs to Mr.. Big S
Office the next afternoon. There
he found a man with small brush
inscribing a new name on the door.
Mr.. Big wasn't working there any
more
Carroll was right back where he'd
walked out year before, but things
weren't so bad as they seemed. Other
studios showed interest in him. He
free lanced around town in six pic
lures until his work in "Only An
gels Have Wings" won him an M
GIN contract and a role opposite
Ann Sothern in "Maisie" That was
the turning point in Carrolls career.
Four more films followed Then
they told him to sing in Lady Be
Good" Carroll argued against that.
He almost fed town again. 1t was
Ann Sothern who kidded him into
accepting-and as things developed
it was the singing of Ann and John
lin his deep baritone) that stole
the show.
Even so, Carroll wasn't happy over
this triumph. He was slightly ter
rifled by the burst of applause and
cries of encore" emanating from
the M-G-M front Office. He senSed
at once that he was stuck with the
job of singing in pictures from then
on. When the studio decided to
produce Rio Rita" only one actor
was considered for the star singing
role of Roberto. And yet it took
Louis B. Mayer, M-G-Ms general
manager, three stormy conferences
to sell Carroll the idea of singing
his way through even such an elab-
crate movie as Rio Rita
The tallest leading man in town.
he stands slightly more than 6 feet
4 minus his size II shoes-is not
IN love with the Hollywood atmos-
phere. There is more than a bit of
the Sterling Hayden about him.
His biggest trouble comes in irving
to settle down. Although folks have
been led to believe as much. Errol
Flynn is not the only HOLLYWOOD
hero with an adventurous, dare
devil career behind him.
From the time he was u Carroll
has been constantly pulling up an
chez and trying out new lands new
jobs. new thrills.
His real name is Julian La Fave
Leaving his ancestral New Orleans
home at IL, he landed in Houston
Tex, and got his first job pulling hot
bolts In a steel plant. Then he met
16-year-old as adventurous as he
and they turned to what looked like
quick and easy fortune. All they
had to do was carry packages at sc
cents each. A Texas Ranger caugh,
up with them-and they learned
that they were innocently acting as
gun-runners.
Rslessed b. the North American
NevspADss Alliance Ua.)