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Evening star., 1941-08-20

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Evening star., 1941-08-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Variety on Thursday
STAGE Show al Roxy

Tomorrow evening will bring
the fifth In the series of "Airway
to Hollywood" programs on the
stage OF Hamrick's Roxy theater.
Arnold Leverenz will be at the
console OF the Wurlitzer theater
organ to accompany the musical
selections which the stage guests
will choose to prove their claim to
talent. Arnold will also play
some cleverly arranged musical
scores of his own to entertain
guests of the Roxy az well as
KMO'S listening audience.
Twice weekly, each Tuesday and
Thursday evening from TAB to 8
"Airway to Hollywood" brings TIA.
ooma's most talented youngster,
before the spotlight. The "starlet'
who proves to be the most tai.
ented along entertainment lines
will win a three-day vacation In
Hollywood. e
Tomorrow evening Betty Ruth
Hall will step before the micro
phone to show the audience what
little whistle will do. She will
whistle one of todsy's popular tune
hits. Rose Marie Lento will ex-
hibit her ability on one of the
most difficult of instruments, the
harp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

dolph Scott sxsmplified "the
screens outstanding wssternsr, ("
Scott was signed.
After his outstanding success as
Brigham Young In the picture OF
that name, there wa, little doubt
In snyone's mind that Dean Jaeger
was the man 10 portray Edward
Creighton. the great leader whose
vision and tremendous courage
made soast-to-oosst communities
ton by wire q reality.
When II came to the important
role Of creiehton's sister. sue,
there was again unanimity Of
opinion. Virginia Gilmore who
had come TO the forefront In the
short space OF one year with her
work In Jennie" and Tall, Dark
and Handsome" was given the
coveted role.
The studio completed the cast
with actors who have long been
tops in their field, including John
Carradine, Slim summerville, Chill
Wills and Barton MacLane.
THE Great Mr.. Nobody" will
share the screen. II features
Eddie Albert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

Set in the days when Omaha
was q boom town and Nevada a
territory, the story has fighting,
intrigue. Indians. struggle against
the elements and man-msde OBJ
stacles. romance-everything that
makes for thrilling. spectacular
entertainment
Al Robert Young was oonsid-
cred ideal for the role Of young
Richard Blake. the dudish but
aggressive tenderfoot on his first
trip west, the studio obtained his
services from Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer. II was = happy choice. for
Young always brings to the screen
q flswlesx performance. As the
easferner who amazes the west
erners with his riding and marks
msnship, Young should add to his
already tremendous popularity.
More difficult to cast was the
role of Vance Shaw. two-gun man
upon whose broad shoulders rest
the important task Of scouting for
the western Union" expedition
through the country Of the savage
Sioux. Zane Grey's own words
were recalled while executives
were considering the problem, and
a. Grey had long held that Ran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

his stage and screen creation Of
Count Draculs In "Dracula," has
the principal role in this newcom-
er. and his portrayal even sur
passes that former work Of arts
try. He plays the role Of a SIMS
ter fiend who traffics in the ex-
humation OF dead bodies in order
to man his sugar cane mills and
his fields. He also has nine OF the
Zombies as a personal bodyguard,
bodyguard which perpetrstes
heinous crimes at the behest OF
their hypnotic alter ego.
Madge Bellamy. who retired
from the screen two years ago In
order to devote her time to stage
work, makes her screen comeback
in the principal feminine role.
Sharing the screen at the b.
rovie house will be Doomed 10
Die" starring Boris Ksrloff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13


Rumors have been reaching the
United States for years Of these
sinister practices, and now. for the
first time light Is thrown upon
them by a screen presentation. The
story Of White Zombi" Is based
upon personal observation in Haiti
by American writers and research
workers. and. fantastic as il
sounds, its entire substance Is
based upon fact.
white Zombi" was produced in
Hollywood by Edward and Victor
Hugo Halperin, independent pro-
ducers who have made countless
successful pictures in the past dec
sde, the story being an original by
Garrett Weston. II Is being re-
leased throughout the world by
United Artists corporation.
Bella Lugosi, who came into
prominence in this country with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
orADRuPLF-THREAT GIRL

Inzrid Bergman. the swedish
beauty now filming with Warner
Baxter and an all-star cast IN
Counbis.s Adam Had Pour
sons" 10 believed 10 Be- the only
PLAYER ever 10 make talking pic
lures In four languages: Swedish
English. French and German.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Zane Geys "Western Uon Opens Thursday the Roxy heater
STAGE RECRUITS

Roman Bohnen and George Rei-
cher. two brilliant actors formerly
Of the New York stage. have been
prominently cast in They Dare
MOI Love" now before cameras at
Columbia Pictures. The film stars
George Brent and Martha Scott,
with Paul Lukas in support.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Luqosi and KarloH to Share
Honors at Riviera Thursday
White Zombi" And Doomed To Die
To Assure "All-Out" Horror Bill

white Zombe" of the eeriest and most fantastic
pictured for the will have It's premiere
at the Riviera heater Thursday, and American movie
fans will learn thousands of them for the first time Of
the practices Haiti which by processes OF sorcery
dead bodies dug from their and put 10 work as
slaves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

The South Pacific island Of zap
uses stone coins. some OF which
weigh more than 100 pounds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Randolph Scott Starring
In Technicolor Thriller
Robert Young. Virginia Gilmore ond
Deem logger Cost in Importont Roles

1t not surprising that Goth CenuryFox is reported
have a out the production of Zane Grey West
Union the Roxy theaters Thursday attraction for
contained in this great story of the west by the VESTS
greatest storyteer all the elements which make for
top screen fare.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

II you're not using il, sell il with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ao.
Phone MAN 3l51.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
Archie JankOwski
Shows 712 Series

High scores mark the course
OF Eastern Division. Travelling
League. Archie Jankowski, roll.
ing on the North End side
cracked TIP on 20S- 26S-236. Walby
pushed down 3073 on 980-l057-
1895.
Edgar Briskie and Harold De-
Crick each toppled 665 for Walby.
BriSkie's games were POS 202- 25S
and DeCrick's 203-226- 236. John
Horlocker of Kelly Production
had 234-235 in 662. Arthur Ranke
Of Van Dyke SHIPPED GIT on 225-
236-2l6.
Kelly had 1041-1044-944 for
3025. North End flashed 3017 on
10ls-l020-979 and Wurms 1899
1034-934 for 3007. Ray Koch. $50
225-176. and Bill Zorno. 23l-245.
167, for 65l and SAB respectively.
were chief factors in Wurms' out
put.
4 Pabst Distributors hit a divi-
5sional high Of 1904 in their final.
Roy Schutzler's of Burke's fea-
tured the Western Division with
his Sos from 222-212-23l. Fort
Boulevard shot a 1915 in 1887.
with Milton Payne getting 221-
225 in 634 Steve Morris had 636
for State Fair and Stanley Stanu-
lis Gle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
INDIVIDUAL STARS

ONE-MAN SHOW-Otto Ora.
ham.-SaphonaIa-Aalfisaet..--.,f
Northwestern. threw both OF the
touchdown passes for the Wild
cats victory over Ohio.
MIGHTY BOOT-Bruce Smiths
T0-yard kick which set UP Mime
sofas only scoring chance.
ANOTHER SOPHOM O r r
STAR-Sam Pierce Of Cornell tai.
lied twice on long runs against
Colgate
PRAISE FROM CAESAR-Ber-
ME Bierman, Minnesota coach,
called Tom Kuzma every bit as
good as Harmon was as a sopho-
more.
HERO OF UPSET-Jack ia.
cobs' fine punting and running
gave Oklahoma win over Santa
Clara.
YEARS BIGGEST GATHER
ING-A crowd Of 1878 saw
Michigan game. Ohio drew 1896,
MOST AMUSING ANNOUNCE
MENTAL Columbus the public
address man asked the ambulance
driver TO report 10 his carriage
for a customer. The score was
tied at the time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
Another Chance
ST. Theresa Upsets Lourdes. Alb But Parish
EIevens Likely to Meet in PlayoH

Any football team that loses by
a 14-13 score usually screams for
another chance, but seldom gets IT,
Lourdes High of River Rouge is
one team that in all probability
will get that chance. The Bears,
previously unbeaten and united in
the West Side of the First Division
of the Catholic High School Foot
ball League, suffered the one-point
setback at the hands of st.
Theresa. defending champion. yes
terday by 14-l3 margin al Heuer
Field.
Lourdes' regular league sched-
ule is finished but st. Theresa has
yet TO play st. Leo. the sections
tailender. and a Pirate victory in
that game is as sure as football
can be. Then a playoff of the tie
will be necessary.
On the other First Division
front, ST. Catherine chalked up
its fifth straight triumph in the
East Side by disposing of ST
Ladislaus. 1876. In other games st.
Gregory downed ST. Mary's OF Red
ford. 200; Redeemer turned back
81. Cecilia, 1877. and ST. Joseph
whipped St Ambrose. $50. st
Anthony and St. Benedict. orig
lnslly scheduled Yesterday, will
meet today at Mack Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
ST. Charles Holds
ID Division Lead

st. Charles eleven met a sever,
test in st. Martin yesterday anc
came out in front. 1870, to hold It's
slim lead in the East Side of the
Second Division of the Catholic
League.
Phil Menozzi again figured in the
ST. Charles offensive. After Marcel
Van Damme blocked a kick and
Larry McElee recovered il in the
end zone for winners first touch
down, Menozzi broke away on a
70-yard touchdown run 10 clinch
the verdict. All this came in the
first period. and in the third quar-
ter Menozzi took pass from Bill
Lingeman for the third marker.
ST. Philip kept on ST. Charles
heels with 10 decision over ST.
Paul after hard game. Bill
Martin. taking 5-yard pass from
Leon Zan. went over for the game s
only score in the first quarter. ST.
Paul failed to produce a serious
threat.
81. Michaels OF Pontiac got by
St. Rita. 300. for its fifth straight
victory on the West Side, and in
other games St. Mary's of Mt.
Clemens pulled big upset in
downing 81. Frederick, TO; St.
Bernard moved into the victory
column FOR the first time with a
1876 conquest of ST. Rose; ST.
James downed ST. Mary's Of Royal
Oak, 1877, in a night battle. and
ST. Alphonsus and Visitation
played 10 a scoreless tie in a non
league game.
ST. Francis Xavier and Sacred
Heart remained in a tie for second
place in the Third Division with
decisive victories. Joe Hinkl g
scored three touchdowns as Xavier
trimmed ST. Francis Desales. 27-0.
and Jim Bodary's two touchdown
passes aided Sacred Heart in its
1910 triumph over Vincent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
Walt Fleming Wins
AAA Walking Race

CINCINNATI. O.. Oct. 81
Walter Fleming. redhcaded walker
representing the Boys Club oil
Hamtramck. Mich, won the Ma
tional AAU 30-kilometer walking
championship here yesterday, pac.
ing the rs miles and 1928 yards
in 2 hours 81 minutes and 3 sec.
IOndS.
Bill Mihale Of Detroit led for
more than II miles. but became
sick and finished fourth. The BOYS
Club of Hamtramck, by placing
Fleming first, Foster sixth and
Carl PaSelk eighth won the team
championship trophy. Fleming {
time was less than four minutes
off the American record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
MUSCULAR
ACHES, PAINS?
Here's Amazing, Proved Way
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Mark on genuine package.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
Pabst Cuts Casino
Lead to One Game

Pabst (2899) cut Casinos lead
In the Michigan Major Classic 10
one game by sweeping Auto Club
at Great Lakes yesterday while
Casino (2613) lost one 70 Olympic
t2554. Eastern Market (2795)
blanked Dawes (2626) and Edel-
weiss (2723) did the same to
Faygo t2507.
Norge and Edelweiss tied for
third and fourth and are two
games out Of first. Auto Club is
five games away and Eastern Mar
ket six John Moch was high for
theleading Casinos on 536.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
SPORTS
Near Soccer Riot
Spectators Join Players in Battle as ChrysIer
Is Held TO 90 Tie by German-United

With players and spectators mix
ing IN a free-ior-all late in the
game, Chrysler warded off de-
telmined ,German-United threat
and continues 10 rule the National
Soccer League roost today. The
90 battle was waged at Mack
Park yesterday. "
With three minutes OF the con-
test 10 go a riot threatened when
jeff Coombs, Chrysler inside left
apparently fouled Hans thinner
man, the Germans goalkeeper, and
the two came 10 grips.
In moment Fritz Karla, Ger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27

man left half, ran across the field
to come to Zimmerman's aid and
this led TO an exchange of blows
between Karla and Coombs,
Thereupon a large percentage OF
the 500 spectators swarmed on the
field and general fist swinging en-
sued for several minutes. Coomb:
and Karla were banned from the
game and the field was cleared by
the referee, but fighting was re.
sumed at the end of play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
BOB TALES
Continued from First Sport Page)


all battles and only Buckeye contest will
come under the heading of a ma jor issue
University of Detroit is defeated. So is Michigan State
And the Lions of just playing the schedule.
thing that will stand in this with this
writer will be the greatness of Bobby Wesa and the
of the fine leadership and team spirit he Michigan.
There better fulback in America last than
WestfaL He wasn't honored AAmerca team because
of the presence his istrious Harmon and
Evashevski
hope just rewards his way this He has
earned his place in the the hard way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27

Harvey Dubs, Windsor weller
will make his last stand in home
territory tonight before launching
an eastern campaign, when he
meets Johnny Roszina, rugged
Milwaukee battler, at Fairview
Gardens.
The bout, scheduled for eight
rounds, marks the debut of ex-
fighters Billy Shaw and Eddie
ITronjo as promoters. They plan
programs every other week.
If successful against RosZina
Dubs will leave Immediately fol-
New York, according TO Neal
Jacobs, his manager. He will have
"a tough battle on his hands with
Roszina il the latter's past per-
formances mean anything. Ros-
'zina recently whipped Sammy
Secret and Chuck Hirst, popular
Detroit battlers, and should stack
up well against Dubs.
Two former amateur stars
Tony Ancona and Joe Toth-ap-
pear on the card in six-rounders
Ancona meets Kippy Dumas,
Windsor 140-pounder, while 10th
faces Curly Denton, Cincinnati
middleweight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
UNIFORM RANGE

RoadWays lowest game was 94S
and highest 95S in taking two
from Palmer Park, 1862 TO 2780
Eddie Trosien was high on 60C
with Herman Jubenville getting
625 for Palmer.
Walter NieZgocki led Mt. Elliott
to three over Ritter with 623
largely because of 236 windup
The totals were 1925 TO 2643. Ro-
land Ritter led his team with $40
Orlings stayed in a tie for third
In winning from Norge. 2-l, al
though losing in total, 1851 10 1858
. Henry Weber potted $50 from
2E-212-224. With a 237 TO bolster,
Carl Polens scratched 6lS for
Norge. Orlings had 1908 opener.
ONE PIN SHORT
The youthful Chene- Tromblys
scored 2739 in taking two from
Art Centre (2621). Marvin Daniel
ski had 225-204 in SOB 10 lead
Chene. Leo Tobian was top for Art
Centre on 500.
Fred Stark's 5S8 and Jack By
lens So figured in DENLY (27T9t
beating Parkside (2742) by 81.
Standards 305l was one pin
short OF the league record. held by
Standard. Augello's 66S was four
below the league mark OF Ellis
Ealker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
BEARS COME BACK

BY this time possession Of the
ball meant everything. and Lour-
des didn't miss. Starting from
their own 25. the Bears opened
an aerial offense that placed them
on the 5, and Koch went over or
fourth down With the ball inches
from the last stripe. LeZotte's kick
for point was headed between the
uprights. but Lourdes' hopes of a
tie. and the sectional title as well
was blasted when Cullen blocked
the attempt.
Dick Tuschak again played an
important role in the ST Cath
.erine triumph. He bucked over for
Ia touchdown in the opening per-
iod after a 60-yard run by Willie
Dwyer, and later in the quarter
threw a 30-yard pass to Bert
Quinn for a second score. Dwyer
climaxed 60-yard march in the
third period for the third touch
down.
Matt Moceri ran Sc yards for
one touchdown and caught a Is
yard throw from Remi Victor for
another in leading 81. Joseph over
St Ambrose. Bob Beaubien tipped
passes 10 Ford Rzeppa and Joe
Tarnowski for the other Com
mercial tallies.
Jim Kelly. Redeemer star, paced
his team 10 victory with a 40-yard
run for score and completing
several passes for another. one
going to Bud Geary in the end
zone. Tom Boskovichs 40-yard
heave 10 Eddie Dresels and a s.
yard buck later featured two of
ST. Gregorys markers over St.
Mary's of BEDFORD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27

The Pirates were outgained-first
downs were 1875 in favor of Lour-
des-but managed 10 be in front
at the end. All the scoring occurred
in the second half.
The Pirates open the scoring in
the third quarter when John
Cullen took the ball and broke
away for a touchdown from the
Bears 25-yard mark. Dillon added
the extra point.
Lourdes came right back just
after the start of the fourth quar-
ter. A drive from midfield brought
the ball TO the 2, and Lloyd Koch
punched over. Don LcZotte tied
the score with his kick.
St. Theresa took the following
kickoff and never stopped until it
crossed the goal line. BAN Smith
peeled of 20-yard run and then
passed 10 Art Ritter, who galloped
the rest Of the way, The play was
good for so yards. and Dillon
again came through with the
extra point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
Dubs 10 Close
Local Campaign
TONIGHT's FIGHT CARD

Harvey Dubs. Windsor. vs. johnny
Roszina, Milwaukee, las (s)
Tony Ancona. Detroit. vs.. Kippy Dumas
Windsor, 40 co..
Joe 10th. Detroit. VS.. Curly Denton
Cincinnati. 1875 (6D.
Don Wallenfang. Milwaukee. vs.. Charles
EschmAnn. Cincinnati. 1873 co..
On other four-round bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
NOT LIKE OLD DAYS

Feeling was unusually high, but
the scramble did not approach the
brawls of old when mounted police
and riot squads were called. Only
one police squad car was pressed
into service.
The only serious casualty was
Coombs, who suffered a badly GU
left eye. Players involved in the
'fracas will face possible suspension
by the league commission this
week.
The match marked the first
time the league leaders had beer
tied in three years. They remained
unbeaten, but lost a few of then
feathers. Doug Nelson, goal tender
played alright ball for Chrysler
three times coming far out of the
goal 10 save a score.
Passing we'll Chrysler missed or
scoring opportunities. The forward
line hurried its kicks.
OTHER GAMES
In the other game played al
Mack. Dick Gibbs, center forward
carried Iosco 10 a 3-to-1 victory
over Thistles. Gibbs provided al
his teams TALES, Bill Donaldson
scoring for the losers.
In Michigan Amateur League
tits Venetians toppled the un
beaten Bavarians. 10. in the mos
surprising result of the afternoon
with Otto Artico goaling. St. Clail
turned in another upset, deposins
New Detroiters, 20, at Northwest
lern Field
Steve Rohanci duplicated Gibbs
feat in leading his Hungarian
team to a 81 triumph over Ger
mans B team at Solvay Park. Ir
other games Hispano beat Rangers
20, and Thistle B downed Work
|ers. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
THIRD DIVISION
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

81 Theresa ~ Lourdes i3
=, Gregory 20. 81 Mary tRedfordi o.
Redeemer ~. 50 Ceceha
81 Catherine Is 81 LadsIaus s.
81 Joseph Is ST Ambrose n
Catholic Central 40. he La Sale o.
81, Charles ~. St Martin 0.
ST. Philip T. 81 Paul o
81 Bernard ~ 81 Rose 8
81, Mary IN c. 7. St Frederick q
ST. Michael 20, 81. Rita q
St James i3 So. Mary tRoyal oak I.
St Alphonsus q. Visitation o
Sacred Heart 10 81 Vincent q,
Xavier a. DesAIes o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
Standard Adds
To Metro Lead
-|nHitting 3051
Two Games in Front,
With 5 Separating
First 8 Teams
y STANDINGS
STANDINGS

Standard is two to the good over
Roadway and Mt. Elliott in the
Metropolitan Classic Bowling
League today and five games sep
arate the first eight teams. Hitting
3051 at the Palace last night,
Standard Zeroed Midwest (276S)
while Mt. Elliott shut out Ritter
and Roadway gained two from
Palmer Park.
Mike Angelic. with 267-2l1 In
66s. featupd for Standard. In his
267 game he had a spare, a triple,
spare and six straight. Joe
Plasky, with 20l-234-218 in $50;
Stanley Waterbor, with 242-212 in
6l2, and Harvey Young, with PIT
in 610, had assists" Eddie Cum
mings was low on sos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
DILLON is HERO

ST. Theresa continued its re-
comeback after losing
its first game on the strength Of
the two conversions OF Bill Dillon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-27
Fine for lateneo

Members of the Chicago Bears
professional football team are
penalized S25 If they are late for
. The nightly chalk talks.