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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-07

MarySvtlle, Pa. - (U,p0 - one oe waiter DundortS Plymouth Rock hens ls squarely behind the victory effork ft produced an egg with . hale-inch- "V'' appearing on one end.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-07

-Shadrack M. Will Hams died early this morning at his home, 359 West Grove street af- ter a lingering illness. He was born in Delaware and came to reside in Waterbury more than 50 years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
New Mystery
I'm Nassau Trial

EDITORS NoTE-Perry Mason, pysterg fctions
most famous detectire points opt the acS m me Hge
print efidence Ncorered on the p,oSecmioH ana oyo
oL, accented ia the court records bg the presiding
,pd9c Homercr Erie Stanley Gardner cautions that
- Is p n the ipr Itself 10 decide ,Cbethcr cW accept
the crcdibiiha Of the 3ifed fagcrprlnt linking De
Msr1gny to He death scene
Nv ERIE STANLEY GARDNER
Copyrsht b, ms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30

Of the Miami police today, con-
Corning only TWO fiRgeFPrihts
raised from the glass by the bed
side.
The alleged fingerprint OF the
defendant on the screen was
busted with powder by Captain
Barker.
Having no fingerprint camera
with him. Barker then placed a
stnp of adhesive over the busted
fingerprint on the screen and
literally pulled the alleged finger
print from the screen. This re-
moved the fingerprint which Bar
ker says he thereafter kept in
his custody
The defense contends the pow
dered latent fingerprint should
have been left on the screen and
photographed there and photo
graphs showing the location of
the screen should have been in
troduced in evidence.
NO TRACE ON SCREEN
Both sides now admit that pull
ing the fingerprint method used
by Barker has so effectively re-
moved the fingcrprint alleged TO
be that Of the defendant from the
screen that no trace Of that fin
gerprint now remains on the
screen.
Barker admits that he had a
fingerprint camera in Miami and
could have sent for At.
Chief Justice DAILY. after listen
ing 10 arguments of the crown
and the defense attorneys and
after long elaboration. ruled that
the reproduction Of the alleged
fingerprint, shall be admitted into
evidence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30
,CASEOF THE LIFTED
FINGERPRINT

NASSAU, Oct. 2s-From the standpoint OF the legal his
toran regreabe that shorthand record Of the test
ony of Capt Edward W. Melchen of the Miami police force
made.
In the opinion Perry Mason the efosseSamhatien by w
Ernest Calender defense would have down in legal
history as shining example possibilities of
intelligent quick thinking counsel acts in perfect
coordination with trained Investigators and has complete
Of the subject.
Moreover questions by the court showed such perfect
grasp of the case by the foreman of the such
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-30

hard common sense, that this
entire procedure could well have
been a courtroom classic.
AS mentioned before, chief JUS
tice OF the supreme court, Sir
Oscar DAILY, M.BE. presiding, has
followed the evidence closely, and
his questions today indicated the
extent Of his grasp OF the subject.
II may also furnish some midi
cation of the trend OF his mind.
The reader will remember that
Perry Mason pointed out the legal
significance Of the evidence on
two points.
TWO QUESTIONS
The first question was tie pos
sibility OF getting footprints on
account Of the rainstoiTn taking
place al approximately the time
Of the commission of the crime
rs claimed by the prosecution.
The second question was one of
very great Importance.
This has 10 do with whether
The attempted concealment OF the
crime by burning was carefully
planned or the haphazard work
of some one. possibly panic
stricken as a result of relatively
unprecedented homicide.
NEW MYSTERY FACTOR
A new factor OF mystery has
new entered the ease
The testimony shows a partially
CONSUMED green thread hanging
on the wooden screen which must
have been present at the time OF
the fire.
l am trying 10 ascertain the
possible significance of this
thread.
Watch carefully the testimony
given by Capt. James O. Barker
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-10
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
nv LYNN NISRET

Raleigh. Nov. 1O-Capitol Square
habitucS and casual visitors were
alike interested IN what erect re-
iIrcmCnt of Senator Robert Rice
RcynoldS might have on the next
primary campaign. The morning
paper most widely read on the
SQUARE said the announcement struck
Washington like bombshcll and
minated that II occasloncd surprise
in Raleigh.
As matter Of fact il had been
discounted weeks ago. This burcnii.
on basis of known authentic !nior-
nation. ca,cgoricaliy wrote tho sem
ator out of tho race carly ~ DCi"-
Der. Whatever surprise was l"!'
was due 10 tho time element and rot
10 the subject matter Of the add l.
ton statement for those who hIG
read thi., paper.
But that is water over the dam
~. under the bridge or something.
Interest now CCrtcrS on what hap
pen. from here out. With their
usual "Igiu".- state Officials do not
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-10
Mosquito Bombcrs
Hit German Targets

tondnn. Nov. 10 tPp-Thr
RATS speedy Mosquitoes kept
thr sirens going III western Ger
many last night for the sixth
time in Il week. They bombed
obicCtiyr~ III that battered SEC
lion of the Reich while British
Intruder fighters struck at two
airiicld> in France and Belgium
by moonlight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-10
Dewey Warns
OF Necessary
Tire Saving

Washington. Nov. l0.-tAP)-
Go easy on those tires. pal.
Drive your car only when nee
rS>ary. don't speed. keep tires
property inflated. take il easy
over the bumps. look nut for
rocks on the road. don't over
load ease up to your stops so YOU
don't slam on the brakes unnrc-
cSsarily.
That. roughly, is what Rubber
Director Bradley Dewey says in
his progress report today.
lie says il particularly to trucx
and bus drivers. but the tone of
the whole report carries Il warm
ing for every m0tOriSt.
Dcwry'S warnings aren't
something new. Of course.
They've been repeated many
times. But now. he SAYS. the
stock pile of tires is down to an
"irrcdmciblc minimum"
when any rough treatment
leads To Il blowout of the tire
CarCaS, there's no chance oi re-
irCadirg. Dewey reports that re-
Gaping material, at least. il now
available in greater quantity
than ever.
What about synthetic tires?
you may ask. They're available
now only 10 persons whose gas
ulinc ration permits them To
drive COL or more miles
month: no new tires for "a" or
b card holders.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-10
Cestapo Officials Take
Precautionary Measures
Control at Home Is
Held Firmly While
Army Suffers Defeats

Stockholm. Nov. lO-(AP)-
Reports from Germany ON the
exc of the 25th anniversary Of
the World War armisticc. when
internal chaos broke the Kai-
Scr'S empire. indicate that
Heinrich Himmler'S GeStapo
still has the home front in !,
firm grip.
In view of the succession of
defeats suffered recently by the
German army. NaZi leaders have
taken number OF prrcaution-
AIRY measures designed Ia keep
affairs at home under control
ana avert any possibility of Il
collapse due Ia cracking morale.
According 10 adviccs FROM inside
Germany. Propaganda Minister
G"cDDClS. 5. S. officials. police chiefs
and propaganda leaders held u lcnc-
thy conference in Berlin two weeks
ago Ia study the situation and de-
cidcd that:
|. The German security po-
lice should be strengthened and
better armed.
,. The quasi military f0rIna-
ti0nS of the NaZi party must he
held in Il state of intensified
preparedness.
:. Strictcr control must be
exercised over all areas i'm which
industrial plants are located and
over all port areas.
In Ire with these decisions. II
was said. - uCW arsenal already has
been established for the security pp-
lice IN the industrial center of Prem
IIauI. so miles north of Berlin Re
ports from Denmark also declared
tna' approximately 5000 S. S. men
who were sent Ia DCnmark during
recent disturbances were being hur-
red back tu Germany.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-10
Hoey May By Default Win
Contest For The Senate
Abdication of Reynold Is in Keeping
With Predictions From Dispatch Bureau

want .u he quoted 10y name. Some
20 or more interviewed had an 0pIn-
ion: and 10 ul them thought there
would De no other candidate and
that Clyde HoCy would cct the nom
inaiiun by default. Maybe il is I'M
wise 10 ignore Marvin RItCh 10 that
extent. bu, hcrcdbputS the Mccklcn-
burg candidate j. not taken very
seriously.
He stated Tuesday that nc had not
been running against Reynolds any
how. but was running against llocy
all the Time and the Reynolds with
drawal would rnt affect his cam
paign. (SumC weeks ago EC j. SAID
to have told IIocv that they Oucht
Ia got together and work out plan
of campaign. since the main obi"c-
tive WAS e. beat RCyuoldS.)
There has been some talk of Cam
Continued on Page TVyp)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-10
Rcftcrn Conviction
Upheld bv Court

NhI"iGh. NOV. 10 (Ap) . rhC
State Supreme Court found No error
today ~ thc conviction in Wake
county "' l"hn Willie Redeem. who
was sentenced 10 die for tho Staying
pi loo SlurdVant
In ihr ease oi ". II. Hampton
against tn" North Carolina Pup
Company. tn" defendants appeal was
affirmed ard ~ the plaintiffs appeal
the judgment was reversed.
Redeem CrutCndcd in his appeal
hat Judge john !. furncy commit
ted error ~ his charge To- the jury.
Hampton claimed damage, tu his
fishery near Plymouth. He alleged
that the pulp company discharged
rhemiCals into Roanoke ii, Ell.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-10
Teacher Facilities
Survey to be Made
BN Nathan elton

EIlCIch. Nov. 10 (AP) 10. The
State Sch"'i Board today authorized
Controller nathan NCltnn Ia proceed
with survey ul teacher facilities
Tor first. second and third grades IN
order 10 eliminate crowded Cund-
lions.
NClt"n estimated that approxi-
matClv POO teachers would he need
ID FOR that uJrposc, but whether Thai
many would bc available is probic-
NAUTICAL
The additions will not bC made I'M
I'll after the next meeting of The
board.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-10
u. S. Forces Battle
Japanese Landed
At Bay Beachhead
Japs Attempt Squeeze;
Landing From Barges
Sneaked from Zuka

Southwest Pacific Allied
Headquarters. Nov. l0-tAP)
United States Marines. tanks,
artillery and planes are BATH
ing hard against several hun
drcd Japanese who have landed
north of Empress Augusta Bay.
thus forcing the Americans 10
fight on both sides of their
Bougainvillc bcachhead in the
northern SolomonS.
Latest %dviccs from Admiral WI
liam +. HaiScy Indicated strongly
today that. the Japanese already arc
attempting /" exert - squeeze play.
While the northern force brought
30 nm. murtarS into action. ano'nC.
force attempting 10 push up from
the south sknmlshcd with Marines
and WAS pounded with Is Ton. of
explosives looSCd by torpedo bomb
CrS and DalmtlcsS dive bumDc.~.
Fully equipped. the northern
group >ncakcd town from Iukl
Saturday night and early sun
day Ill self propelled bLr.r>.
Presumably they were escorted
by the cruiser and two destroy
crS reported Ia have been at
tackled carly SUNDAY 30 miles
from Iuka by the torpcdurS of
INV flying Australian Bcaul0Tls.
These bargcS had Ia move
through the same waters in
which u JaplnrSc naval task
force was intercepted and de-
ciSivcly beaten by American
warShipS November +! while try
ing Ia get close enough To bonn
bard the then day-old ocach-
head.
The first iananCSC 60 land Sunday
al u a. M f"ur miles northeast of
Cape li"rohina w"r" met by Ma
rim" observation posi- which Killed
80 81 them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-10
Simmons To
Run In 1914
Senate Race


Raleigh. Nov. I0.-(APD-Ar-
thur Simmons Of Burling ton.
Spanish American war veteran.
will run for the 4. =. Senate in
the 1914 primary. hc said in u
letter today to Secretary of
State Thad Eurc.
simmons wrote Euro for a Ill
ing form.
n Democrat. he was in the last
governors race hut received
comparatively few votes.
Three candidates now are IN
the field. They are Clyde X.
li0cy Of Shelby. Marvin Ritch OF
Charlotte. and simmons. Senator
X. X. Reynolds said Monday TIC
would not stand for rcnOniina-
ton,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-10
Nazi War
Factories
Are Bombed
Eighth Army Takes
Two Important Areas
In Four Mile Gains

Allied Headquarters. Al%ivrs.
Nov. 10 - (AID - German
troops lashcd out in nine fur
i"uS c"uMtcr;tt1ack> in the past
"A hours against American sol
dI"rS pressing in the Nrnatro
area against the corps of the
greatly reinforced NaZi winter
lime il was announced today.
but all We're thrown back with
|. :. artillery and infantry fire
taking a heavy toll.
In sharp new blow at Nazi
war production. American Lib
orators battered the ball bearing
works III Niliar PcroSa. south
west 0f Turin-thr last Italian
source ri vital bcarinsS-and
Flvina Fortrc>SrS bumbcd the
AnSaldo steel works. docks and
railways 1t Genoa. Italy's lead
Ing port.
NrnH'En area ig.rd yuiuly To- hurl
the Americans nir The Cr.epv ~
mes u' tn" GNpc- Nu.tu.uu river.
fnCmr resistance was almost
equal; >tubhrrn along The en-
tire line. but the Eighth Army
To the east further consolidated
It's positions on high ground oy-
rrlo0kine the Sangro river and
INLAND seized two important
areas. including the towns of
tLNtislIonc and FOrli. in gains
0i over four miles.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-10

Soft Coal
Row Opens
Question Develops
Over Retroactive
Travel Pay Raise

Washington. Nov. l0-iAP
A new row WAS developing
today over Il generally mfOrr-
seen issue in the lckcS-LcwlS
wage agreement covering the
soft coal industry:
Does the agreement require
payment of the $40 lump sum
per miner as retroactive pay
for underground travel time
between April and June 20.
The c"u! operators sLy they m,
not .cq,..vd 10 pay i. Inc Umurd
MIN" Workers take a. contrary view.
and 'u" government ua,u.' made up
- mind.
The issue posts what uuc BAT
fled government official called
Il "dclicatc legal problem which
is under consideration" II is
admittedly Il potential trouble
maker which should h, disposed
nf nv December | when one
fourth al The $40 would fail due.
under the miners Interpretation.
Iar $40 puNmcn, Mas PROV lGvd IN
'Hc Illinois contract Submitted To- the
VA. Labor Board. y.I The board
said Il could apr.u., such payment.
The agreement negotiated II tcw
day, later ~ lu'u..y. Secretary
Ickc~ and UMW p."-.J,u' Levi, IN
C"vp"rutvd all ,r.nrs Of ;ur Illinois
contract which were mo; di,apprpv-
cd by the VILE. out added In, rru
sHr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-10
to Have
Six Women Police

Raleigh. Nov. i0-tAPD-Thc
Raleigh police department. hit
by the manpowcr shortage. is
going To put six women on trai-
fic duty i'll the downtown area.
The women must he between
% and 80. at least feet i'll
chcS tall aud weigh from $50 To
$50 pounds. They must have
high school education. Uniforms
will be furnished. hut they
won't Dc "pistol packing mann
mas"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-10
Russians
Push Near
~
First Ulkrainian ARMY
Advances II Miles
In Drive From kiev

IondLn. Nov. 10 - (APD --
The Germans acknowledged
fresh retreats north and west
OF klrN today before superior
Russian forces laundering over
the first heavy SHOWS of the
western Ukraine toward the
Polish and Rumanian frontiers.
General Nikolai Natutin'S
first Ckrainian army was said
in official Moscow adviccS to
hay" advanced u miles Il day
from klrv, capturing so towns
and villages. The kicv combat
carried within IS miles Of the
important rail city Of KoroS-
ten. further threatening Ger
mans in the Ukraine with en-
circlrmcnt.
Russian tanks and infantry were
pounding heavily al German lines
northwest at SmolcnSk in SWayinG
lights on The approaches lu the Lat
Wan frontier. HE German cnmmlm-
Iqtlc said. Violent RlSsiau attacks
also were reported IN The Newell area
Of the frozen north.
The Germans described fight
ing i'll The Crimra aS local. They
have acknowledged Russian
drive from the north in the Per-
ck"p iSthmlIS and from the east
around Kcrch. The Berlin COM
muniuuc said Soviet landing
formation had been driven back
in the Kcrch straits. There was
no confirmation of 4 Reuters re-
port that Kcrch itself (popula-
tion 100000 had been captured
(Annihcr Berlin broadcast heard
by government monitors i'm New
York said tina; the Russians had
made fresh landing at an unidcn-
titled spot in the Crimca and thai
heavy fighting was in progress on
In" P"rCkUp ISihmu$ The Column
bIa BroudcuStIng system said that
Russian patrols fighting south Of
k.Cv had made contact with Rus
SLAMS in the PCrcy%Slav bridechcad.
In the Kicv fighting area
south and southwest of tho town.
German troops again on No
vcmbcr . were engaged i'm fierce
fighting against the enemy
thru>ting forward on wide
front" the Berlin communiqur
said "DcSpitc tough enemy re-
sistancc, German cOuntcrattackS
reached their assigned goals ana
captured lost localities"
tn" Germans said the Red army
Was attacking I'm severe struggles"
SouthWcs, IF DmcprpuCtrUVSk and
north Of Kriv"i Rng III the DnicpCr
bend. making local dents" which
the NaIi, insisted were Strengthened
out.
The Moscow bulletin said that
$500 Germans were slain yesterday
100 i'm the Crjmca. 900 in the
Kicv area and son in the Newell
sector ON the north central front.
where Red army forces threaten the
old I.u,liIm and old Polish frontiers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-10

Continued on Page TwoD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Ethel Shepherd Dances
For NeW SteUadOra Revue

IT'S BEEN a long time since
Ethel Shepherd danced in a floor
show. so it's a treat TO find her
singing and dancing with the De-
Roy Glamour Girls in the opening
number of this weeks Stevadora
show. Together they DO The a.
Train" and later Ethel reappears
to solo with "Shoo Shoe Baby
and a new arrangement of My
Ideal
Harold Ramm, the magician.
tops on ms slight Of hand tricks
with gift OF real roses pro-
duccd from a synthetic rose bush
and &, followed by newcomer Beth
Bayi,> and her pretty high KICK
soft shoe dance Bcth's a cute
gIrl and worth seeing
Joe Blanket and his trumpet
star singing Charlie Carlisle and
comedy singer Harry Whitney pro-
vide more muhc with Harry
doing double duty by presenting
the whole show.
Sievadora is making n change
in entertainment policy starting
Monday. Hank FIuney and his
orchestra viii replace Joe Blanket
and the music and entertainment
will Begin At Z o'clock instead
of AZ q as in The past There
Will be- no cover charge 20 guests
arriving before s except on Sat
urday and sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
National Has
New Show

MIKE SACHS and Alice Ken
NEEDY. the gloom chaserS bring
their own all-Star travelling road
show 20 the National Theater this
week Main attraction of this
eighth revue IS dancer Beverly
Lane. the 'Bcwitching Blonde,
and special added attraction is
Wilma Jo~ey a plppln' from He'll
lapoppin
Shouffler LeNan and straight
man Dan Evans are The laugh
providers. Munroe and Adams
mggle and Jean Hayes Nivi Aus
ittft tn and tIAte-ii6 Carter GrrffS ito
dance routlneS
All seats are reserved a the
special Saturday midnight show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Aids Army

> ESTHER WILLIAMS will give
a swimming exhibition ~ the
Arrowhead Springs Hotel, Nov. z,
for the Army Relief Fund Bob
Hope and Bing Crosby will par
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
IN GOOD SUPPORT
Southern Sisters
At Palm Be ach

THE SHOW al the Palm Beach
this week has the blond and
lovely Southern Sisters as head
liners. These two girls feature
acrobatic dances. and Nita Nor
man is an outstanding part OF the
show with her original interpre-
tations of popular song hits
Sophisticated ballroom dances
are SpecialtieS of the Tayntons,
a handsome couple who use both
ballet and adagio technique. Will
Lacy. whose humor amuses the
ringSiders, also does tricks on a
unIcycle
Gus Howard is the popular
master of ceremonies while Bobby
Baker and his orchestra furnish
the music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
RANGER Scenes

AFTER THREE weeks Of film
ing intricate ghost scenes. di-
rector Jules DaSsin has taken his
"Canterville Ghost" company on
location. They are filming Amer
lean Rangers in action and ex-
terror scenes with Robert Young
and Margaret O BrIPn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
CLUB MAYFAIR

Ken Lowry, clever comedy mas
ter of ceremonies Is heading the
show az the Mayfair He's a YER
Satile chap who IS showing with
Jane MacLane, lovely acrobatic
and tap dancer, Tony and EStelle
and Jack Durant Jack plcaSeS
the ladies' when be presents them
novelty dogs and horses he fash
ions from ballonS. Phil Olsen and
his orchestra have the dancing
aNeIgnmenl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
EAGLE CAFE

That nutty combination. Johnny
Rubber Face Frisco and Buddy
"Wacky' Du Ray. are gathering
plenty OF momentum AT the Eagle
Cafe. Though they have been
collaborating for Just a short time.
they're going over like veterans
as a twOSome.
Attractive Leola TAYLOR. sweet
swing SongstreSS, has again been
held over. with Bea Gershwin.
talented violiniSt. known as The
Female Rublnon " and Ann Dyer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Lecture Series

DIR. FRANCIS L. YORK Of the
Conservatory Of Music viii give
a series Of lectures, illustrated by
recordings, in the Main Library
auditorium. Monday afternoons at
4 o'clock beginning Nov. s. The
lectures cover Music Through the
Ages and aim at better under
standing OF music. Admission is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Club $50

There's Danger in Dance,
,epia novelty revue. is producer
Bette Taylor latest production
Offering II brings back as head
liners the Five Tumblng Cracker
Jacks. previous comedy hiI Al the
club Singer Bobby Keys is fca-
turcd assisted throughout by the
eight dancing TsyloretteS. Perry
Wood. novelty dancer: Irene
Wiley singer, and Sam FouChc,
master of ceremonies. form the
supporting cast Teddy Buckner
and his orchestra play for dancing
and the revue. while johanna $
songs provide the interlude enter
talnmcnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Finds Loophole

AN INDUSTRY rule governs
the length Of time kiss may last
on the screen. but there's no rule
about quantity 10 the delight OF
Dennis Morgan, co-star OF Tho
Desert Song "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
CLUB MANHATTAN

SongstreSS Virginia Carroll, Y
y. Cs Club Matinee" beauty
continues AZ the Manhattan for a
second week Hers are Sophistl-
Gated melodies chosen from The
works OF the late George VI. Co
han and Irving Berlin
Nirginia'S supporting cast this
week includes singing comedienno
Helen Shawn AS mistress of CeTe-
monies: Pour a Drink Dornfield.
who keeps fun flowing with mis-
liquid magic; Lovey Stacey aero
batic control dancer; Bert Barry
singing accordionISt; Alma Vim
cent. radium dancer. and the Five
Manhattanettes. Trumpet s. Al
Jimmy Gargano and his orchestra
provide music for dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-04
Retains His Youth

BARRY FITZGERALD. former
Abbey Theater star who appears
as the old priest in Going My
Way. with Bing Crosby and Rise
Stevens. rides 10 work on 2 motor
cycle despite his 50 years.