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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01
5(hwarzkoif
NearIyWins
But leondsr Reilly
in 9Th Ends Hopes

Evidently inspired by the an
ties of their rival cellar team IN
the Twilight Leagues other d.
vision. Schwarzkoff, dungeon
occupant of the Red division
nearly won a game last night
But unlike the Covered Wa.
on team of the Blue divisionI
which won its first tilt Of the
season on Monday, the Utica out
fit lacked the final punch. Lead
ing by . 81 margin going into
the sixth. they gave up six rung
in that frame to toss the clash
At st. Mary's stadium away.
The first two Schwarzko6
players up in the first inning
collected walks off Gordon
Tony" Trombley and were sin-
gled in by Dave Inman, q pick
up player who collected three o&
the losers four hits. Although
Leander tied the count up In The
second on two consecutive sin
giles, SchwarzkoH took . lead
again in the fifth.
TWO-RUN HOMER M
When the fatal sixth rolled
around, the first Leander play.
err struck out, but Bob Klein,
next up, gained . walk. Then
Louie Trombley doubled, two
more walks were issued ana
Merritt Schwen doubled 70 put
the fourth run Of the inning
across. First basemaz1 Do6
Plegue's two-run homer iced ~
game than At ga. - - =.
Leander collected but IN hiiO
three in the sixth--oH Heb
Larrabee. Jimmie Dicks OUT
fielder, topped the Leander botr
tiers with Q two for two count
Left fielder Don Prices catch q
Bob P.egue foul was tn ~
fielding play of the night
Schwarzkoff 2eo olo o3' Z 3
Leander ITO go x-e 8 3
Batteries: Leander - Troun-
bley and Froberg. Schw1rxko99
-Larabee and Contronio.
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Pilot Wants
Team 10 Lose
Towers Girls Respond
with l5-5 Victory

Managers Of baseball teams
are prone to an overwhelming
desire for victories, but the mo-
notony of continuous winning is
finally beginning to tell on Man
ager Bill LaCroix of the Fisher
Towers girls team.
LaCroix, who has watched his
ftball team chalk up Is
straight victories in Blue Water
League competition for a perfect
record to cate would just as soon
his team would drop game.
IT'D be good for the team" he
admits. IF we keep on winning
by large scores. it'll be tough on
the league, and in addition il
makes my outfit too overconfi-
dent. II we'd lose . game occa-
sionally, it'd keep the girls
more on their toes.
HURLS -4-HITTER
Not that the girls weren't on
their toes, figuratively speak
ing, last night. They trounced
the Chrysler girls, 1875. in a
twilight affair on the Shadyside
diamond behind the four hit
pitching of Doris Krause. The
locals built up a Ill lead over
the first three frames and then
coasted in. ~eatrice VerVaecke,
with two doubles and a single
in three trips, and four runs
topped the Towers attack.
Next game FOR the city team
is with the St. Clair Indians,
there on Thursday.
Chrysler 0l0 90 o. 1 3
F. Towers LAG $50 lis 20 :
Batteries: F. T.-Krause and
Campbell. Chrysler-Kelly and
Smith.
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SohbaIl
Schedule
WEDNESDAY

WEONEOOh1
Blue - Merchants VS.. Peschke
at Griffith Field.
Red - Hillcrest VS.. Eagles at
st. Mary's.
Junior - Merchants VS.. A. &
w. at Consumers.
THURSDAY
Blue - Covered Wagon VS..
Sears at Griffith Field.
Red y eander Cafe VS.. Owls
Club at Covered Wagon dia-
mond; Schwarzkoff VS.. Nesbitt's
at st. Mary's.
4. Junior - Kresge VS.. Moni-
tor-Leader at Consumers.
tumble - Richards VS.. Bar
ney's at Eagles diamond.
FRIDAY
Blue-Bar 50 VS.. Spruce Inn
at st. Mary's.
Red - H. & S. VS.. Eagles at
Griffith Field.
Junior - l.. & G.. VS.. Merch-
ants at Consumers.
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DMossio ond Reiser FIopped
Frosh Willard Marshall Faces
Serious link in AHStar Game

ReiSer now leading the Ma
tional League in hitting had his
run-in with the All-Star jinx
only a year ago in Detroit. Not
only did the Brooklyn star 60
hitless in four tries striking
out twice, but he did everything
in the outfield except step on
his own throwing hand. He
made two GROSS as fast as the
ball could reach him. Pete in
short was terrible.
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Spruce Inn Dumps Sears, so

in the seventh saved him at one
time while one of the other hit
tiers was cut down at first on
Vernier's own throw.
TAKE EARLY LEAD
The winners took a 80 lead
in the first on singles by Bernie
School and Denny Vernier, fol-
lowed by Lloyd Hockin's dou-
BILE. Second-sacker Ray Rocker
singled Heekin in, In the third,
a two-base error put School on
again and he scored a minute
later when Kindra burned the
ball through the catcher on an
attempt to catch him at home,
Uley Peltier making first on a
fielder's choice; Peltier was sim
gled in by Bob Bobcean.
Ralph Chapman, hurting for
Sears, allowed only four hits
after the first frame. but was
touched then for another four.
Third baSeman Bob DeLaRue
raped out two hits in two trips
to pace the winners while Du-
bays double was the only extra
base hit for Sears team. One of
the three blows off Vernier,
Kurz' sixth-inning safety, was
Of the scratch variety. The game
was marked by nice catches by
Lloyd Hockin and Fra n k c
Frank.
Sears =. 900 900 90 3 3
Spruce Inn 302 900 Ks 8 0
Batteries: Spruce Inn - Yer
nier and Peltier. Sears'-Chap-
man and Sears, Kurz.
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Facing one of the top pitchers
in the Blue loop in Denny Yer
nier, the losers could collect only
three scattered hits and suffer-
ed a SO shutout. Vernier, whose
control has been improving as
the season stretched, gave up
only two walks while striking
out nine men. At the same time,
he faced only % batters for a
season record. A double play
after Lorne Dubay had doubled
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01

ALLEGAN - Up - DIR. Jo-
seph Steininger, 20. of Gary,
Ind, who had been on q vaca-
ton at Miner Lake with his
wife Margaret. drowned in the
lake Tuesday. He had gone fish
ing alone. His body was found.
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Vernier Faces Only u
Men, Gives Up 3 Hits;
TrombIey off Mound

Forced to play with their ace
hurler, Ray Pete Trombley, at
second-base - because of a bad
cold - Danny Sears team suf-
fered its third defeat of the sea-
son yesterday in a Twilight
S + t b ii League game with
Spruce Inn.
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Gas rationing or no gas ra-
tioning, you can bet your last
dollar Americans are goin g
some place in this war.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Optimists FL, Richards 8.
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In This Corner

In This Corner
PRO FORECASTS NEW COURSE RECORD;
NEW BALTIMORE PAPER BANNERS
BASEBALL STORY
By DENNIS BROWN
q LOCAL JOTTINGS: When combined New Haven-New
the lead in the Macomb County Baseball
last week. the New Baltimore News put two liner
sports Daily Monitor publisher of the sheet
Speaking editors Dick Donaldson who shared the
sports duties with his twin brother Tom on the Mount Clemens
high Mirror editor of the daily publication
at Boys Town.
Alex MacDonald promanager Hillcrest Golf Club, be-
record of "a will be broken by Russ Eel
lows summer Fellows holds the mark jointly with
Chuck Nicoai Curiousy enough the both played the
morning Fellows in the afternoon That the day
Fellows had 80 the backside Monday, played No.
in 2 double eagle holing out his second brasse shot
Wagon of the Blue softball DIVISION
which its first of the Monday hadn't come
victory there should have been congressional in
vesgation. The Traiers boosted team 88o suggng
the evening smuggling being computed by
dividing number of the hits by the number
Danny Sears catcher the which bears his name
four Spruce Inn in Blue Division soft
ball game last night On Monday Ray volkenant Mes
horstop foued consecutive balls outside third
base batting against Dave Inman; in such
volkenant ended up by striking out
SPORTSTEW Lakes Naval Training station base
ball which has six straight victories teams is
region. Outfielder Joe Grace formerly OF the St Louis
Browns is leading the squad in hitting with 1888 mark
Benny Mccoy has $50 figure at the plate
Michigan received $46946 in federal funds last for
projects in the wldle restoration Money for
a special tax levied under the Pman Rob-
1887 under which sportsmen u S. excise
tax on the purchase of ammunition and sporting
been collected by the tax and all is
marked for and propagation wdfe according
to a current article in Field and Stream.
dates and bag limits for fall hunting in Michigan
| will be set on July l3 at meeting at Higgins Lake
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RED DIVISION

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Leander s, Schwarzkoff 3.
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COOper's Teeth
Surgeon Takes Them Ont ofMors Elbow,
Now He Has Them in Pitching
for Cardinals

menting with q fork ball slow
pitch which sails like an old
fashioned splitter.
After the operation 1t began
to work.
Since the Cardinals team hit
ting average Is 81 points lever
than last year, Cooper fans ny
he would have won those three
l-run losses had he been backed
by slightly better hitting.
Confident the hitting should
improve, Cooper grinned:
I'VE haven't given up that
pennant yet"
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Fights Inst
Ni3ht

NEW YORK - George (Son-
N.Y. Horne, 1853. Miles. O., out
pointed Jerry Fiorello. Isl,
Brooklyn CO...
BROOKLYN - Danny Kapi-
low, 143N, New York, outpoint-
ed Lee Wright, IAN, go.
NEW YORK - Aaron Self
ger, 1881, New York, an d
frankie Rubino, 1913. Brooklyn,
drew (8).
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Games behind leader.
TUESDAYS RESULTS
Boston 4. Brooklyn 3.
New York 4. Philadelphia 3.
st. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 2.
Cincinnati 4, Chicago 1.
WEDNESDAYS GAMES
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati, night.
Boston at Brooklyn. twilight.
Only games scheduled.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01
JUNIOR LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
L. & G.. 16, Gasow Boat 4.
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YOUTH BROWNS

MONROE - (R - Carl Ad-
ans, II, of Toledo, o., a Boy
Scout councillor at Lady of the
Lake camp, IL miles southeast
of here, drowned Tuesday in
Lake Erie Is he and two other
boys were taking . raft into
deep water.
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SOftball
Standings
BLUE DIVISION

OUVCTGu wagon ~
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Spruce Inn 5, Sears 0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Traffic Accident
Insures Realism

STEPHEN GARAY had no
trouble getting INTO the mood for
his scenes today. The actor. who
plays the heaviest heavy in the
film nclodrana. might Plane
From Chungang." shooting cur
-rn'lv al Paramount. had An auto
mobile accident on his way 70 tho
studio.
After first aid treatment Garav
arrived On tho SCI only an hour
la'c. He wont directly into "a
scene which took place in his.
lppoSedly stalled on the assam
road IN China hy an aerial bonn
uardmCnt from japanese planes.
Ellen Drew. Otto Kruger and
Tawara Gcva shared tho scene
VI'H him They had 20 pretend
nervous reaction Garay'S white
freed and shaken portrayal was
sheer realism.
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Anything TO ObIige
Is GarY's Attitude

GARY COOPER loves 10 sleep
when not working az Parsmount's
For Whom the Bell Tolls" loca-
ton IN the High SierraS.
He was stretched out under a
pine tree high up on Relief Noun
tain ready 10 catch 10 wigks when
a local resident engaged him IN
They Chattcd for a
balf hour.
Ny" exclaimed the lady
hut YOU have changed. re-
member YOU from that last pic
ture YOU made up here. Fight
ing Caravans - years ago. All
you did was sleep"
Whoreupon Cooper proceeded 10
loan back on his leather Jacket
md IN two minutes was dead 10
tho world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Blond Film Star
Kisses Marines

BETTY HUTTON gave two ma
unes proof Of the fact that they
had been kissed by nor so they
could ~how~1hc boy, az the marine
base n San Diego
The two Ucvc visiting The SGT
of "Sar SuaaE.ri Rhythm the
musical waiyh VIII present the
greatest cast cf S'a.s ever put
INTO ore picture and met Miss
Hutton. who is the heroine Of the
picture
She proceeded 20 give a kiss 70
both
Wow" one Of them beloved
The boys at che base viii never
believe this, Miss Hutton"
So Betty created documentary
evidence Making up her lips heav-
lily she pressed a piece OF tissue 10
her lips repeated the process for
a second tissue. and then wrote on
each the names of the marines
and added
This i duplicate Of the kiss
gave YOU in person to-day
Betty Hutton"
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bination OF color and dance Spe-
cialtieS
The revue is headed by the Four
Cracker Jacks, acrobatic comedi-
ans. with supporting cast
including Artio Brooks. flash &C
centric dancer, Etscy Cooper, girl
song StyliSt. Sugar Cane, fast
feminine tapStcr, Sandra speciality
dancer NarCclluS Wilson singing
and dancing master OF ceremonies;
the eight attractive Taylorettcs
and many other prominent Sepia
entertainers
KING KolaX, the favoritc Of New
York. and his sizzling rhythms
highhght the dancing sessions and
the show
THREE TREES - The pace Is
fast and the comedy IS hilarious
in the current Hi Neighbor'
seDia revue which owners Mike
and Sam Sher have been pre-
Scnting here for the past few
weeks. Outstanding Harlem tai
ent Is represented in the person
of Allen Drew, a comedian whose
jokes always click for good re-
Spouse and whose smooth manners
bCSpcak of yCapS in show work.
Aiding Drew IN his comedy work
arc Two opponents of rhythmic tap
dancing. Sugar and "Dink' Pat
tcrSon. These two act as straight
men for the amiable Allen, who
then presents them in solo dance
routincS during the course OF the
revue.
Names in thc supporting group
include Lucy Reed an eccentric
dancer; Dick Fowler novelty act,
Lyle Green, tenor. Irene Young
SOngStrcSS and the dancing chorus
line Of Fanny and her FayettcS
Dave Wilbourne and his orChcS-
ira oblige with rhythmic arrange
TentS for both shows and dancing
500 CLUB - 4 veteran enter
tainer whose orchestra dates back
10 the vaudeville show days az the
Riviera bounccS into top position
AT this spot this week. He's Monk
Watson and he has assumed the
master If ceremonies duties here
Offering magic tricks and mimic
ing performers after they've left
the floor.
Leo GaSCa is a polished wire
walker who departs from the more
difficult work 10 delight with ar
lnebrIate routine. The harmony
team OF Antonio and Conchita
please, as usual. with their rendi-
lions Of Latin songs and the
SemiclaSsics. while blond Mary
Snyder receives good musical sup
port from Harold Neher'S orChes.
ira for her demonstration Of ballet
and tap dance routines. Sepia
SWIngStreSS Jean Daniels stays on
a. do the attractive Pauline Parks
Girls, dance Inc whose routine,
open and close the two nightly
shows
ALICIA Arturo and his Cab
alleros continue as tho musica
attraction for both the shows anC
dance sessions. combining Latir
music with American arrange
montS 20 ontice both dancers ant
performers.
Jack POnS. az comedian Of ccre
monies. is ~ the helm, introducin!
each act and telling jokes durini
Tho interim.
Cal and Bonnie West. exponent
Of hillhiIly music and songs. arr
= cast IN tho featured spot. and per
, forming IN the subordinate Incur
, IS Mary Shriner. fast tap anC
acrnhatc- dancer.
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WILLING WORKERS.

After ooh. Doctor Lou Cos
teli0 and Bud Abbott have been
promised a fHe-month vacation by
Universal. and the boys are beg
CinC the government to let them
20 overseas to entertain the SOL
dlerS
They not only want 70 put on
show. for tho YankS but they
would like 70 60 10 Russia They
don't speak The language but they
are figuring oar half dozen pan
t1Nine rou' nos that they believe
NMlLd co nNnr.
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He S Different

SONGSTER RUDY VALLEF
never sings a note in tho mus,ra
comedy HAPPY 60 Lucky Anc
ne is tho only one Of the five
principals. including Mary Martin
Dick Powell. Betty Hutton anc
Eddie RraCkcn. who doesn't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

20 fEa Ia O.
- , cu .ki
a..,,,o,-, ~ = n
Ind
u ~. loader
NM. ..thlr.,
y,. <cvar,tei
8 and rho died
>,w Yo,k m
ietl
h'ore ttsn
10 per. ans U.II
r,r-p,.-c ~ q
c.s, NJ tho nor
farnaoce with
Gun evr,ri,on>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
LOueIIa
Parsons
in HoMy.yood

NEW YORK, Dee. 1o.-Greta
Carlo is not lingering on in New
York Just because she wants 10
get away from il all (meaning
Hollywood). She has an important
movie bee in her SLOUGH felt bonnet
that is rapidly taking shape. Greta
would Ike TO star in Empress
Elizabeth" (of Austria). and a GER
tain rich financier is about ready
10 put up the bankrol TO make
the picture. For some time @. O.
has wanted 10 form her own com
pany-a little habit which either
makes or breaks stars, even oil
the caliber of La Carlo.
AT least I think Greta Is wise
IN deciding that light comedy,
such as Two Faced Woman" = her
last al M-G-M, is wrong for her.
Maybe under her inscrutable mask
she has been hiding the mind OF
a movie producer all along and
knows what is best for Carlo,
the movie queen.
Saw her Strolling down Fltth
avenue the other day with the in
evitable SLOUGH hat pulled down
over one eye and her fur coliar
turned up and apparently no one
recognized her.
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Niqht Club NewS

JOHN BUCKMASTER, subtle
imprcSSloniSt, continues As the
headlincr Of the sparkling Club
Royale revue, Offering more of his
.cleverly portrayed sketches High
lights Of his act are his limitations
Of an unintclhGiblc French radio
drama. a suffering tranSoceanic
news report a lightning flash
newsreel and a boring Shakes
pearian prologue
John was born in England, son
Of actress Gladys Cooper and
wobblcd between a professional
boxing career and theatrical
urge. He decided upon the the
alter, however, and after British
successes with Gilbert Miller he
arrived on Broadway and for nine
months played IN Oscar Wilde. '
Later he began his solo limitations
Between engagements he writes
all his own material, which has
been described as fresh. original
and witty changing ms bits con
stantly 10 keep them up 20 tho
minute In the past year he has
/ finished the book for a musical
revue now in a producers hands
and found time to submit short
stories and poetry 20 nationa
publications,
The supporting show Is hcadcc
by pIquant Italia Wermuth. whC
+ docs several interpretativc foll
dances with much personality anC
hand-ClapplnE Leroy with hl'
troupe OF Irving marjoncttcS
brunei Caryl Gould sophisticated
song star.
The Winnie Hovclcr dancer,
round out the show with produc
ton routincS. including a colorfu
Norwegian number. while Ray
Tracy does the master Of cere
monies duties and George DUFFY
directs the music.
BOOK CASINO - Pert Doll,
Dawn continues 10 capture friends
with her spirited songs Cute
brown haired and sparkling, shr
gives tho natronS white Chris
mas" for thor holiday mood
SaiIcv "Strin polka and draws IN,
tlaughs wbor chic i,7nudortIy worL
the na~c ~ Some ono Al the ring
side INTO bar noycIty ARRANGE
inCn'N.
/ ne aaaGIo 'hreooomo-An'ho
/ AIINn ana Hoagc return 70 he
uol' Win more ~ mo hlgA-Ilyinl
. noN'lneS That made them i7Foriie'
dNflAG nom 'a'if past engage
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Festival Chorus to Present
Verdi Program at Masonic

THE DETROIT FESTIVAL
CHORUS, directed hy Marcus Ee.-
lcrman and ThsddcuS WronetL
viii present Verdi s Mesa da Re-
QUEEN In Masonic Temple Su0aas
December r. AT 3 % m Tn pro-
cram rs being offered 10 memory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
MAY BE LATE

Even If She flies 20 Virginia
after the finish If Devotion. Ida
Lupino is afraid she veil be TOO
late ~ 500 Louis Hayward before
he goes overseas She's asking
cycrl aojy 20 hold r thought that
LOUIS gets Christmas Through
so he can come 10 sec her I'M Hol-
lyWoO7
At the sneak previcw Of Ran
dom Harvest Susan Peters who
Gets her hIg break i'm he picture
was SO nervous that she loft the
'heatCr when tho film was one
third over and went 20 SIT in her
car IIor mother stayed on 20
make report
Whl'o Susan Was waiting a
hiGt state Of il'ir~> r. parking io'
1ftcndan pccred into the car.
Are YOU an actrcSss" he
asked
IL don't know" said Susan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
TROUBLE GALORE

i YOU think you've had trouble
getting ,our birth certificate. wait
until YOU hear about Alan LaG5.
The Paramount star was born IN
Hot SPRINGS Ark. but he can't
find The records. his father and
mother arc dead and So far rs ne
Irov~ be- has no living relatives.
To Tho ocS' of Phi, beliefs Alan
left Hot Spring, when ne was S
vcckS old Ills family lived for a
while n Cleveland Okla I'm fact.
dis father Is buried there but so
FIR Alan hasn't boon able 20 find
anybody In tho Oklahoma town
who can make an affidavit about
hls birth
t'r5cr strict Interpretation Of
Hollywood rulings. tho actor would
not Or allowed to got into the
paramou0t Dot 10 work IN the PIC
ure CHINA Hcll'-iu- Nllr s
diff rul,Ics however 'ho studio is
feeumin. that hc was born
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
HALT BINGO

That set the trend IN reverse.
Next Police Commissioner Lewis
Valentine ordered blngo games 10
cease and desist.
Valentines order which left
thousands Of New Workers with
out an object IN life. created an
odd situation Numerous Catholic
churches were deriving income
from blnEo parties.
The Catholic theater movement
was denOuncing Broadway produce
ionS like BY Jupiter Native
Son. and Star and Garter as
."wholly ob iccti0nable 4 leading
Catholic layman, along with a
rabbi and Protestant school
principle. were chief witnesses
against "Wine. Women and Song"
burlcsque revue presented in a
legitimate thcatcr and closed
after a revealing trial by jury.
IN THE MIDDLE
In the middle were producers
like Brock Pcn7berton. whose cur
rent production. jamie he de-
scribed as "eEsh3EFas-4ngiy clean
For that reason" he said.
81 can perhaps speak dispassion-
ately. | am unalterabiy OPP
posed TO political censorship for
the stage at any time, but this
iuncture of time. when we are
giving everything we have TO
preserve the democratic way Of
life with its inherent freedoms,
seems 10 me the worlds least
oppOrtune moment in which to
he threatening such a censor
shin q"
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A NEW DEFINITION

The G-suing became o pcnnon
Of sophiSticauou and tolerance.
Miss Lee had tea with The likes
of historian Carl Van Doren Her
sister Strippor, Georgia SOthcrn.
bought a typewriter and wrote a
book. too Hollywood with a side
long glance at tee Hays Office,
started a burleSquc cycle Of movies
now in production
Legitimate theatcrs bloSsomed
with shows like Star and Garter, .
i'm which Miss Lee does her strip
Enthusiastically and Strip for
Action" a play which put The war
and burleycue together for laughs.
About that time Mayor r. II.
LaGuardia started denolnelng
gamblers over the radio. suggest
ing that small boys let him know
the names and addresses Of book
les who were winning their faith
-arSI money lie put the blast on
the telephone company for letting
the boOkies use phones.
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