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The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-11-01
WHAT WOULD HAPPEN

If Dorothy Saffold were tall?
If Myrtle Edwards could jitterbugo
Ii Willie Claudia Bishop skinny?
If lanes Bullock didn't know everything?
If Zelean Armstrong could sing
If Lula Blanks would talk loud in class?
If Marvin Mozee didn't look like accident?
If !. p Harris didn't like Alice Scales?
Ii NJ J. Edward didn't like Hattie Lee:
Ii Walter Foeman could jive'
If Eivia Lee Jackson were intellectual
If~Charles Gee couldn't dictate?
If Elsie Ierndon wore runners often!
If Dorothy Elsie Edwards could cook?
If Minoa Syiax had long hair?
If George Neal would learn football?
Ii Tommy Black would shave often?
Ii Katherine Coleman could take it
If Wayne Edwards had some teeth:
If Tillman William could run?
If Mamie Pearl Jones were "Larry!'
If Mae Washington could make doughnuts'
If Addie Lee Page couldn't jitterbug?
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-11-01
GREENWOOD RECREATIONAL
s CENTER OPEN TO PUBLIC y

The WPA Colored Recreation Center is open for acv
o'clock until 10 o'clock and from O'Clock I'M
til O'Clock D. ~ permanent ~taton is extended TO the
public
The following games offered Tor amusement s domi
noes checkers Rummy, Keno table shuttle ping pong quiet
games, all under the supervision OF Carrye fBuh
WPA recreatonal leader
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-11-01
TEACHER TRAINEES

The Greenwood Teacher Training unit began October ~
1912 with members representing the following counties
Lefore, Humphreys, Carroll, and Sunfower
The class has been organized with the following persons
offices:
President, Celia Womack; VicePresident Estella L"
Bgg Secretary Ruth c. Combs Treasurer, Conne Jackson
Reporter, Ruth Combs.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-11-01
FACULTY CHANGES

This wear c. H. s. is i'll retaining many mem
bers OF the faculty preceding and happy to well
come four new members Mrs. l.. A. Ward who is head OF
the English Department; Mr.. B. Mckay, head OFFS lathe
mates and coach; Mr. E. Miller Social Science; Miss o.
NJ Reilly Social Science and English
The personnel OF the Avenue f. School the same as
last year X
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-11-01
EIGHTH GRADE

The sponsor of the Eighth Grade is Mrs F. l. Brooks who
is the English and Literature teacher OF the Eighth Irade
We have three teachers Mrs A. d. Bckham teaches his
tr and arithmetic Mrs G. A. Glasse teaches science and
health =.
There are twenty-sx boys and sixy-two girls III the
eighth grade class. ~
class officers are President Eva Mae Jones; Vce-Pres
Ber,e Morgan Secretary Mamie Carter treasurer; Rosa
Arm Collins. Chairman of Program Committee Katherine
Coleman: Reporter Jeanette Williams and NJ j. Edward:
The Sophomore Class, of which Mr.. James B. Mckay
is SPONSOR was organized Thursday September 1912
The following officers elected
President Christine Backman; Vce-President, Avery
ros. Secretary Moie Parker Assistant Secretary, Annie
Alexander Treasurer Lucinda Edwards; Reporter Adde
l.. Page.
WHO'S WHO IN THE SOPHOMORE CLASS
Smartest Cirl-Christine Backman y
Snartest Boy-Avery Tops
Active Girl-Adde Lee Page
Active Boy-John Edward Gee
Tallest Girl-Corneteus ackson
Neaest Grl-Essie Gee
Most Popular Girl-Dorotly Edwards
Best Figured Girl-Zelena Armstrong
Frendlest Girl-Lucnda Edwards
Most Intelligent Girl-Chrisne Blackman
Ioliest Gr-Zelena Armstrong
Best Dressed (;irl-Anne Alexander
Sweetest Dsposon--Ethel Thomas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Life in Fight Racket
PROMOTER s IDEA
A SOCIAL ERROR
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

F317 Evans. Arena Gardens pro-
motcr can doublc-talk 2 De.
but that's no Cuaran.
tee 81 success. He discovered
that when he attempted TO man
age Frank Barbaro'S white hope
heavyweight tournament.
The genial Mr.. Evans wound up
with five mon in. the SemitIrll-
and three men IN the finals OF
that whacky affair That fight pre-
ducuon on a smaller scale ha,
lust aS many difficulties however
was ducly impressed upon HIM
today a nc sought the return OF
Harry Light. matchmaker for hi,
shows.
Now MIR. Evans may have
earned his Summa cum laudc m
the gentle fight, raCkCf, hut t7r
apparently doesn't recognize the
social gulf between those engaged
IN the manly art, and those who
earn their cakes as thcSplanS on
raCof N the Ermt and Groan act
Social error has been known to
make and break many A career,
However
Mr. Evans thought il no social
error but a stroke Of genius "a
have Tony Galento appear m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

Frank IamariS' corner next Mon
day night when he learned thai
the Two-Ton Bum had been
signed by his partner, Maurice
Fcldman 10 appear in Michigan
and Ohio as a referee of wrestling
matches.
Mons Light however could no
more take this insult 10 his be-
loved wrestling shows than he
could keep his job with sell
respect.
"I'll so TO work in defense
factory" he said magnifiCentlN
and >talkcd out.
Only consolation left to- Evans
was that an opponent had been
finally obtained for ZamariS in a
special S-round match. He's Wee
Willie Williams. Detroit Negro
whose name bellies his e feet
/ inches.
In the 1O-round man event
Harvey DubhS. Duke of Windsor.
VIII meet Charlie ESChman Gin
Clnnatl weterweight. \ SiX-round
match has also been made be-
tween Buddy Paul. Philadelphia
heavyweight, now fighting out OF
Detroit. and Lorenzo Ross, OK
amateur champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Pittsburgh
Next Auto
Club Foe

The Auto Club basketball team,
boastinC a record of % victories
IN p games this season. takes on
another leading professional ag-
Gregation Sunday night at the
Holy Redeemcr gym when it meets
the Pittsburgh Pirates.
First half champions Of the
the Eastern Professional League.
the Pirates come sere with a re-
markablc record of So victories
and only four losses this season.
They also won the $1,000 invita-
tlonal tournament at Saratoga
Springs last season.
The Pittsburgh club. which has
beaten such outstanding aggrega-
tionS as the New York Rens,
CelticS, Philadelphia Spahs and
Harlem Globe Trotters, is made
up almost exclusively of former
and DuqueSne players.
Only exceptions are Joe Prosks 4,
captain OF the 1910 Penn Sta,l
five, and Mat Vaniel, Grove City
graduate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Revolt
Much MauIed CIeary g
Rises 10 Beat Eagles

YPSILANTI, Feb. g. - Little
Cleary College, battered into sub
mission for seven straight games
This season. rcvolted 10 hand St.
Mary'S of Orchard Lake a 3l-17
basketball setback here last night,
st. Mary's earlier this season de-
feated Cleary. Abb.
Although ST. Mary'S went ahead
early in tho second half. l5-li.
Cleary Spurted midway in the
period TO score u straight points.
Score at the intcrmission was
1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
.FdVOrites Lose
In City Hdndbd||

Harold Schram and Jack
Hagcnah viii meet Milton Lappin
and Leo DreSSler Saturday after
noon in the finals of tho city
AAU handball championships.
They earned the right 10 meet in
the finals by winning their semi
final matches last night at the
downtown YMCA.
The favoritcS, Al Zerbo and
Paul Nerlo, singles champion and
runnerup, who were teamed in the
doubles. lost out TO Lappin and
Dresslcr PIG 2l-19 Ben Water
stone and Ted Lcmmcr were
beaten by SChram and Hagcn-h,
sd. Pills. 21-4.
The finals viii he held in the
Downtown YMCA at 3 p. IN.
Medals viii be awarded at a
luncheon after tho matches at
which movies last year
national championships Will be
shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

The Metropolitan Leagues new
est basketball coach, Walter
Wegerly, of Cooley High, is off TO
an excellent start, the Cardinals
having won two of their first three
starts on the West Side.
Tonight, however. Cooley faces
a severe test when il meets un-
beaten Central in one of the fea-
ture games on the Metro card.
Southwestern, the other unde-
feated West Side five. meets
Northwestern. Cass Tech and
Eastern. unbeaten pacemakers or
the East Side, play DENLY and
Park, respectively, in
other features.
Although Cooley is his first De-
troit coaching Job, Wegerly is a
Detroiter. Back in the middle
l920's he played basketball at
CaSs Tech. graduating in 1926.
CAGE OFFICIAL
Later Wegerly studied al West
ern State Teachers College. After
graduating, he made Kalamazoo
his home. serving as a basketball
official and doing recreation work.
In 1886 he became athletic di-
rector at Plainwell, Mich, High
School. After staying there two
years, Wegerly took post graduate
work at New York University
and Wayne.
Le LaSalle will be favored TO
keep its slate clean in the First
eastern section against
ST. Catherine in one Of tonight's
II basketball games carded in the
Catholic League. ST. Bernard,
unbeaten in the Second Division.
faces strong foe in ST. Charles.
Vince Banonis. Catholic Cen
trails most illustrious alumnus,
will be honored at a program be-
fore tonight'S Shamrock game
against an Alumni team. The
University of Detroit All-Ameri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
AID PITCHERS

Both switches will aid pitchers
particularly speed artists lkl
Wander Nicer The pitcher alv7I
has had slight advantage over
the batter al night He holds a
similar fractional edge over the
batter when he is permitted "a
throw a ball that has been dstleu
or cuffed about He can get a
better grip and his offerings are
harder 10 see.
Wander Nicer should benefit
tremendously because he depends
mainly on speed. His theory of
delivery is simple He leans back
snaps his arm and fires the ball
past the man with the stuck. When
he has control he can't be touched
He proved this twice in 1898 when
within five days he pitched two
no-hit games.
-1nhn WAS a very Feod Riteh III
1898 before nc went into his slump
and back 10 the bushes. But he
has come back nicely and ! for
one. think he was better work
man IN 1911 than he was IN his
first big year. He won more
games, he struck ont moro. mon
and he compiled lower earned
run average. The figures arc rc-
spectively. Is. POP and 2S3 and
they are excellent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

last night. In another contest,
Rosary defeated st. Agnes, 1927
Russ Catherman's Fords
High quintet. unbeaten leader in
the Border Cities League, will
play Monroe tonight, without Ken
Badge, Tom Meyers and Sam
Pettlichof, who were graduated
last week. The trio scored 26
points between them in their final
against Royal Oak
last week.
Brother opposed brother in last
weeks Southwestern-W estern
basketball encounter Ar Miller
was in the Western lineup. while
brother Ted saw action for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Ice Boats Race
On Cdss Lake

PONTIAC, Feb 5-Thc fastest
ice boats in this section and from
eastern states are scheduled to
cut the wind this weekend in the
Gar-Wood regatta over the CaSS
Lake course. More than a score
are entered. according 10 Al
Pochelon, commodore OF tho De
trolt Ice Yacht Club. who is dl-
rcctlng the races.
The program calls FOR events
tomorrow and Sunday and iCc
boat enthusiasts were hoping for
good ice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06

YPSlLANTT, Feb. e. - Two
Michigan Normal track stars, Joe
MatyunaS and Ed Rosenzweig, will
seek 10 better existing college
records in the quarter-mile and
Shotput, respectively, when the
Hurons encounter Loyola Univer-
sity of Chicago in A dual meet at
Ann Arbor tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Skating Meet
At Wydndotte

Led by Agnes Wrona of Sag
NAV and Eddie Fletcher. Detroit
Times Gold and Silver Skates
winners, Michigan Gold Cup chan
pionships at Wyandotte tomorro0
and Sunday will feature about
1872 of southern Michigan's best
skaters.
Ice-pounderS from Saginaw. Bay
City, Flint, Wyandotte and De-
troit will try for two large gold
cups 10 be awarded the senior
mems and women's winner in the
meet at Burrelrs Slip. or Hospi-
tai Bay, foot of Walnut street.
Vince BoZich is one Of the de-
Tending champs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
buy "A Bomber
Albert Wants TO Enlist

Frankie Albert. All-Amerlcan
quarterback ~ stanford. has
sought To enroll IN the naval re-
serve aS an ensign. He may be
made physical instructor in the
aviation training program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
STARS MISSED

With two of its stars, Mort
Maison and Lee Lingeman lost
through ineligibility, ST. Gertrude
took a 63-6 beating from St.
Thomas in a Third Division game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
War Will Make
Wander Nicer a
Star Again
Bv JACK GUENTHER
I nlfed Pre-. Stnn Infrt.nnntrni

NEW YORK Feb eff 7 were
inclined 10 gamble on baseball
lunches instead Of investing wisely
in par-mutucl tickets and inside
straichts, Id dedicate a couple Of
quarters o. tho cilt-odced prop
o>ition that JohBuy Wander Sheer
Of Cincinnati viii finish INC 49,
season with one Of tho five best
pitching records IN The Nations.
League.
Since I'm not 50 inclined lH
pass along nay calculations for trr
benefit Of the reckless soul, N 'H.
crowd. ! realize there are NOR,
angles 20 pitching than NouN lInd
IN a inter box or on q >IN-CaIJt
diamond. bat this wager is AZ safe
As z defense bond The reason Is
thai INC war has altered the ma
tlonsl paStlme bur plenty
The major change involves night
games. Tho majors VIII play twice
their usual number Of contests
under lights in 1912. a second dc
parturC Is the reduced supply ei
balls Ordinarily a ball is tossed
out aS soon as II is scratched. This
year they will be used until they
are more Scared than the GnclSc-
nau and the ScharnhorSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
GOOD IN OAKLAND

Oakland County anglers report
fishing good for bluegills, perch,
pike and herring, but in Lapeer
County fair catches have been
made.
Saginaw Bay has not been too
good during the past week, but
prospects. according TO conscrva-
ton officers in that area are
brighter for the coming week
In GeneSee County. fishing has
been generally fair, although ice
is not too SAT. Bluegills are coming
far to good on Long, Squaw, Loon
and Byron lakes. Fair catches of
pike have been reported at Pot
ter'S Lake and Flint River near
GencSccVillc. with wigglers prov
ing best for bait
Slight Improvement in fishing
was noted IN the northern part
of the state with the greatest con-
centration OF fishermen at Alpena
on Thunder Bay Grand Rapids
area reports all ice fishing gen
orally poor with few fishermen out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Trouble Ahead
CooIey's New Cage Coach OF TO Good Start
but Central Strong Foe Tonight

can center Will be in the alumn's
lineup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
Ice Fishing Fair;
Limits of Perch
AT Bo||es Beach
BY DON GILES
1w's ice fishing these daYs?

How Ice nShlng these days!
Fair, says Everett Tucker, De-
troit district supervisor Of the
conservation department. Perch
fishing has been fair in Anchor
Bay, although reported not too
good elsewhere in that vicinity. A
number of pike are being taken
by spear in the bay, st. Clair
Flats and off Selfridge Field and
in Cashmere Bay. Water continues
roily, due to moving ice and rain
fall.
Fishing for perch and crappieS
is reported good off Detroit Beach
in Lake Eric. with a few pike be-
ing taken there. Minnows continue
the best bait. Limits of perch have
been taken at Bolles Harbor on
minnowS, but fishermen report
water too roily 10 spear. Perch
now are running fair as 10 catch,
but small as 10 size around Crosse
Isle A few perch arc being taken
in the Detroit River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-06
After Track Marks

Buy a Bomber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-24

Are yca harri>d h<n-prcked ha<kan1e q uu11y
vfe. tired q dIzhrs snd v1cum elpone<sf o. - -
hzcheoF@-eith<r wu41pfnr what thie mcE<[L11
mess l. "A about o.. mayh> lndy n IL pvc~4 - 80
wornen.< hnzhknd<7
you're any II the>< p>upl> tk>n rnroueur('. MIlU
49, - IN a<u-r e.ar sx-s-kz4 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-24

One of the most unique histori-
cal backgrounds Ii to be found
In the family of Sidney Blackmer.
who plays the featured part IN
Gallant Lady" PRO. produe-
ton.
His maternal grandfather. Sid
ney s. Alderman OF Florida, was
the youngest and the first man
TO sign the Secession Papers In
1861, and the last survivor Of
this group of Secession signers.
He had freed all his slaves be-
fore the Civil war.
A Revolutionary ancestor. Col
onel Benjamin Sewell, hanged on
his own authority a man named
Lynch, believed TO be a British
spy. From this incident came the
term '1ynching."
Blackmer, himself. carried inn
portant papers from Minister
Henry n. Van Dyke In the Meth
erlands across mine and snbmar-
inc infested seas in World war
No. 1.
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First II was the cestapo IN An
Through the Night" Now ia
Jap saboteurs IN Across the Pa
eific." the Warner Bros. picture
currently showing at the Roxy
theater.
The film stars Humphrey Bo-
CART as q memoer Of the U. \.
Army Secret service a. he tracks
down and then destroys the plans
Of japanese agents. led by Sydney
Grecnstreet. 10 destroy the Pam
ANA canal. Mary Astor plays the
role Of Bogart's self-appointed as
sistant.
John Huston. following his pre-
vions successes with The Maltese
Falcon" and In This Our Life"
directed the picture. Richard Ma
caulay wrote the script from the
Saturday Evening Post serial by
Robert Carson.
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HLuE MOUSE : John Carroll and
Anna Lee in Flying Tigers" I ;o5.
425. 7'45, ii.io. also John Hub
bard and Ruth Terry In Youth On
Parade" ii;4o. 400, cas-. e;<b.
RlALTO Ginger Rogers and Ray
Milland In The Major and the
Minor" ii:so. 2:25. s.7s. s:7o.
IL 40. also Basil Rathbone and
Nigel Bruce In Sherlock Holmes
and the Voice Of Terror i.2s.
RoXY-Humphrey Bogsrt and Mary
Astor In Across the Pacific" II 40.
ass. cas-, and s:s5. also Guy Kib-
bee In "Scattergood Survives n
Murder / rs. sos and $40; also
Jay Clarke. 4.2o and $50.
music BON-Ann sothern and Red
SHELTON in Panama Hattie" IL 30.
2.25. 5:25. $40 IL 40. also Lynn
Roberts and George Holmes in
The Man In the Trunk" los t'oo.
RIvIHRA@Rose Hobart and sidney
Biackmer in Gallant Lady" II 40.
2:2o. 500. tao, 1910; also Tim
Holt in Dude Cowboy" 1915. 3;5S,
6:35. ass. $50. and $50.
CAMEO-Leo GARLIC and Andy De-
vine In Timber" also The ,
Mesquiteers IN West Of Cimarron."
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERLY-Abbott and Costello In
Pardon Ny Sarone," also Hugh
Herbert in "one Born Every
CAPITOI-Eleanor Powell and Red
SHELTON in ship Ahoy." also Penny
singleton In Blondes Blessed
COMMUNICATIVE sothern and Red
SHELTON in "Maisie Gets Her Man.
also Jane withers In The Mad
Martindales"
KAY sTREET-AdoIphe henjou and
Jackie Cooper in "Syncopation."
also George Montgomery and Mary
Howard in Riders of the Purple
Sage"
LAkEWOOD-Maur O'Hara and
George Montgomery in Ten Cen
tlemen from West Point" also "on
The Sunny Side"
PARK-Dorothy Lamour and Richard
Denning in Beyond The Blue
Horizon" also Humphrey Bogart
and Brenda Marshall In The Big
Shot"
PROCToR-John Payne and Betty
Cradle in ''Footlight Serenade."
also Jane Withers and Alan Now
bray in The Mad Msrtindaies.
RRALART - Ann Rutherford and
ftpiltJNa obtAAAAE
For Keeps" also Johnny weismul-
lie rand Maureen O'Sullivan In
"Tarzan's New York Adventure"
REN-Tyrone Power and Joan Fon-
taine In This Above All" also
William Boyd and Andy Clyde In
Twilight on The Trail"
sHELI-Bill Elliott and Tex Ritter
in prairie Gunsmoke," also Lynn
Bari and Charlie Ruggies IN The
Perfect Snob"
sUNsET-Jane Frazee and Robert
Paige in Whats Cookin'7." also
Van Helm and Marsha Hunt In
THE Kid Glove Killer"
TEMPLE - Barbara Stanwyck and
Geraldine Fitzgerald in The Gay
Sisters" also Marsha Hunt In The
Affairs OF Martha"
LIBERTY. Puyallup - Lynn Bari In
The Magnificen Dope" also The
Falcon Takes Over.
RIVIERA. sumner--John Payne and
Sonia Henie In Iceland" also
The FBI Front"
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Tacoma Big Grid Game Between All .

See
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A WORD ADO

"Dueks. Unlimited h . volu
organized 10 help restore wats
this organization. which II dsI
established over i.O00. 900 aers
10 provide permanent water;
over 200 miles Of fences and
crows and magpIss; ts) form
listed more than $1,000 spovI
tributsd over s500. 900 for th
The fact that ducks may
that thu crusade must eeas
Canadian. Middle West and
nesting territory IL In Canad.
cooperation Of both the Unit.
great cause and insure psrmS
TO Ducks. Unlimited: 90 say
and donating them 10 Duekst
Commerce a.. Tacoma. The
Navy flying Jackets. sleeping
this down win b. devoted 10 n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-24

Dvoraks From the New
World" symphony has been chosen
a. the principal work TO be played
at the second concert Of Tacoma
Philharmonic orchestra. Tuesday
evening. Dec. 1. In the Jason Lee
auditorium. This concert also
brings for his first bow 10 Ia
coma music lovers, the sensational
is-ycar-oid Portland pianist. La
mar crowson. who will play the
brilliant Mozart E-Flat concerto.
Four compositions from Griegs
lyrical suite are also included on
the second concert program.
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NEAT TRICK

Preston sturges. the writer and
director, has his own stock COM
pany In movies In Paramount's
The Palm Beach story" the stock
company forms . group called the
Ale and Quail club.
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MORE LAUGHS

The usual Preston Sturges flair
for slapstick is still present in his
serious biography Of DR.. William
Morton, discoverer of anaesthesia,
to be released by Paramount as
Great Without Glory"
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A telephone rang imperiously
IN the home Of a Hollywood ex-
ira. This is the Samuel Goldwyn
casting office" said the voice on
the other end of the line. Would
you please let me hear you
laugh ,"
Listen, lady" said the extra.
81 haven't had a job in seven
weeks, the kids got mumps, my
mother-in-law is here for an in
definite visit. the wife has been
welding at Lockheed and now she
won't be able to work for two
weeks because of a welding burn.
I've got two flat tires and no pri-
critics, and" the extras voice
rose from low moan to hysterical
wall. Then he began to laugh in
great rolling peals.
His name shall charitably re-
main anonymous. But when you
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rc.a.- = ssors 4 ny~.
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the Temple theetsr. i>.~
frcm SERIES. drsmzsle )
Ell u sffeFsess ~ ezsrss,
perluaits N TO FIN
shs most q T. Hesiv -
teamed with Ruweli fnF :,
time. while CssFe T
nAsn Rafhhons lead -
years outstanEtiax msf n
caxfa
TIE srtIon ef TIE st.
place IN Paris before -
war. Powell IL q Preach
happily married - Miss
just - Ne a made Am.
10 RrsEl A. lneidisozs I
plot is eonccctess against
Rathbons ana Nlss rrescF
present proof thai he y NV
der q false identity snd :
q petty criminal wao rehh
murdered = man Is years
The situation az : man
catching up with him b /
all ne hold. dear Il bel
ard most thrliilnFfy pr
thanks 10 ire expert n
of Jack Convsy.
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Meet Turkey ;,
IS not
nav in Be-:

couldn't n destand why she
didn't get = break And she was
lonesome for Texas. He vas = RS
Ing star already receiving a four
figure salary. And he was lone
some. too. that night.
But her singing made hin, for
get . lot Of things. He told her
she had a beautiful voice-that
some day she'd be famous. He
led the customers in applause for
her singing and when he left ne
gave the waiter $40 for her.
she was grateful-and flattered.
she knew his name. But he
hadn't bothered TO ask for hers.
and unless she's mentioned IL
since. he still doesn't know unless
he reads this. II was a long time
ago. Long before Paramount ever
thought of co-starring Bing
Crosby and the night club singer.
Mary Martin.