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Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
Northern Calf.
Pro GridLeague
Sees Action Soon

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IL
CUP)-The northern California pro-
fessional football league, backed by
several large Bankrolls and stated
by talent rivaling the best in the
eastern grid loops, gets underway at
Seals stadium tomorrow when the
San Francisco packers collide with
the Oakland Giants.
Both clubs have been bolstered by
the addition of numerous former
national professional league players
who now are working in Bay area
war industries. In addition they
will have the services of few army
men who have received permission
to play from their commanding Of
ficers.
OTHER TEAMS
Other teams in the circuit will in
clude the Richmond boilermakers
and the Alameda mustangs. The
winner here will meet elevens from
Los Angeles and the shipyard lea
que in the northwest to determine
the Pacific coast title.
The Packers, coached by Mel
Mitchell, formerly of the college
of Pacific, and financially sponsor
ed by G. D. Todhunter and George
Sawyer, owners of the Multnomah
dog track in Portland, will be
slight favorites to capture the open
ing day game from the Oakland en-
try.
Mitchells lineup will include Bob
Brusatti, 225-pounder from ST.
Mary's at left end; Frank Van Nest,
22O, Denver University, left tackle;
Fred Hall, 1886, st. Louis University
center Tex Likely, 200, New Mex
leo University, right tackle, Mate
Howard, 1875, Santa Clara, right
end; Vic Ramus, IT'S, San Fran
cisco, left half, and Andy Marefos,
go, st. Mary's and the New York
Giants, fullback.
The Giants, mentored by Tony
Kaska, formerly of Carnegie Tech
and the Chicago Bears, will present
a fast heavy forward wall which in
cludes Mike Saltan, 1876, Minnesota,
left end; Gordon Johnson, 1875, Col
lege of Pacific, left guard; Chuck
Lyons, 200, Wisconsin, CENTER Bob
Minerich, 225, Indiana and Green
Bay Packers. right guard; and
Moose Dunstan, 270, Santa Clara,
right tackle.
The Giants backfield Is spanked
by Jack Hogan. 185-pound quarter
back from Notre Dame, and Bull
Louis, 200-pound Negro fullback
from San Jose State.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
~ STOCKS

NIw YORK, Sept. Il UP4-Strength in
selected issues featured narrowly irregu-
lar stock market today. Trading increas-
ed over last Saturdays volume
Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago 4 ST
Louis railway made new high at 136, up
six points on ten shares. Nickel Plate
common was up point and the preferred
up more than two points. Allegheny
Corporation preferred with warrants rose
n point. Aanta Fe was up nearly a
point.
May Department Stores made a new
New tops were made by Dome Mines,
Brewing Corporation Sears Roebuek. Ma
tional Enamelng, Western Auto Supply,
and Engineers Public Service $3.50 pre-
fcrred. Interstate Department Stores and
Goodrich equaled their highs.
Gains of a point and more were noted
In Republic Steel preferred issues, Philip
Morris. and Inland Steel. Losses of a
point and more were noted in Jones &
Lauehlin B. Wesson Oil preferred, West
inghouse Electric first preferred, and
Union Electric Co. of Missouri.
Leading steel shares were dull motors
eased fractionally and utilities were
mixed. Oils were steady and Mercantile
shares firm.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones averages:
Industrial lbs. .0d, up 0.0s: rail- 34.22, up
OIL: utility. 21.54. off 0.04: and 65
stecks. 57.70 up 0.0s.
Sales rose 10 296 $50 shares from 173
$40 shares last week. On curb exchange
sales were 92,075 against so, 425 last
week
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
Plans For World
Series Discussed

CHICAGO, Sept. IL (UP) - Ar
rangements for the 1943 World
Series were discussed today at a
conference between President Ed
Barrow of the New York Yankees
and President Sam Breadon of the
st. Louis Cardinals before Com
missioner K. M. Lands.
Principal topic was Barrow's re-
cent suggestion that the first
three games, instead of the usual
two, be played at New York, with
the remaining contests scheduled
for st. Louis. Barrow proposed the
single-trip series to save unneces-
sary travel.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12

rent predicts that his team and The
others, too, will display surprising
and unorthodoX plays TO make up
for the power normally found on
the teams. The presence of younger
men will produce recklessness and
daring on the gridiron, Warren
pointed out.
Following is the Oregon schedule:
Oct. 9-Washington in Seattle
Oct. 16-Washington State in
Eugene.
Oct. .23-Oregon State in Eugene.
Oct 30-Idaho in Portland,
Nov. Washington in Portland.
Nov. 3-Washington State III
Pullman.
Nov. Willamette in Eugene
tentative.
Nov. 27-Oregon State at Cor
Wallis.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
Grid Season Nears
For Oregon School

navy and marine trainees there.
ONLY LETTERMAN
Bill Mayther, a reserve center
last year, is the only letterman cer-
tain of returning one of three
linemen with experience-and no
backs.
Warren has been corresponding
with some 30 freshmen, and Del
Dungey, a squadman of five seasons
ago, may be on hand when prepara-
tions start for the opening game
against Washington in Seattle,
Oct. g.. Dungey, punter of some
ability, is married and has a
family.
So it looks like an Oregon squad
numbering about 35, including a
single letterman, a couple of 4-Fs,
some old men and a group of
freshman greenies.
The railbirds aren't quite so pessi-
mistic however, and believe that
start of practice may bring out
Howard and Henry Steers. Merritt
Kufferman, Cliff Giffin, Vic Atiyeh
and maybe some others.
Oregon, incidentally, may be in
the market for an assistant coach.
Unless another staff member Is
made available, Warren will be
working as lone wolf"
MAY LEND HAND
Under the circumstances, how
ever, athletic manager Anse Cornell,
former Pacific Forest Grove) Uni
versity and College of Idaho coach,
may lend a hand, or Hobby Hobson,
basketball and baseball mentor who
coached football at Southern
Oregon.
With or without assistance, War;
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
Ia. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Sept. II UP)-Stocks
were steady in heavier trading today on
the Los Angeles Stock Exchange with
two. issues up. two down and six un-
changed Sales totaled approximately
$500 shares.
The list Broadway 100 at 1874. up u;
Transamerica 100 at SA, unchanged; ;
Southern California Edison 5ls per cent
100 at 31H. up 4 Bandini 200 at a.,
unchanged Universal Consolidated 100 al
111a. down "a Aircraft Accessories 100
at 3sS. unchanged; BerHey Gay 1000 at
l. up i: Cessna 100 at 81, down "a
Chrysler 100 at 81. down "a
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
OPPOSED WALTERS

Max Butcher opposed Walters in
the second game and lost heart
breaker. Butcher allowed but three
hits, one a triple by Bert Haas
which led to the game winning
tally. Walters scattered five hits.
The league leading st. Louis
Cardinals defeated the Chicago
Cubs, 81, behind the eight hit
pitching of Max Lanier. Lou
Kleins fly fell for a hit with two
out in the seventh frame and two
singles that followed drove the win
ming tally across. Claude Passeau
was the loser.
The New York Giants laid down
a 15-hit attack against two Boston
pitchers for 1912 triumph. Nap
| REYES, recalled from the jersey
City farm club this week, and Joe
MedWick paced the Giant attack
with three hits each. Van Lingle
Mungo received credit for the VIC
tory and Al JaVery was charged
with the loss.
Brooklyn and Philadelphia were
not scheduled.
In the American league the New
York Yankees conquered an old
Jinx when they trounced the Bos-
ton Red Sox and Tex Hughson, 9-3.
Hughson, formerly was the one Am
erican league hurler the Yanks
could not beat holding eight
straight victories over the league
leaders. He has bowed to them,
however, in his last two starts.
Charley Keller hit his 26th home
run to start the Yanks on the way
to triumph in the seventh inning.
A seven run eighth inning clinched
the game.
The Cleveland Indians strength
ened their hold on second place
with two victories over the De-
troit Tigers, 4-2 and 10. Mel Hard
er received credit for winning the
first, although he gave way to Joe
Heving in the eighth. Jim Bagby
defeated Rufus Gentry, who was
making his major league debut in
the second. Gentry allowed but six
hits, one less than Bagby, but one
of them was Hank Edwards second
homer of the season.
The Washington Senators. scor-
ing four runs in the eighth inning,
shutout the Philadelphia athletics,
SO Early Wynn went the route,
allowing but three hits, to chalk up
his 10Th decision.
The st. Louis Browns defeated
the Chicago White Sox, 6-2 behind
the six hit pitching of Nelson Pot
ter. Chet Laabs connected for a
two run homer in the first to give
Potter working margin that he
protected. But Ross was the loser.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
FIGHT RESULTS
By UNITED PRESS

NEW YORK madison Square
Garden)-Fritzie Zivic, Isl, Pitts
burgh, knocked out Winnie Vines,
Isl, Schnectady, N. Y, ID; Sal
Bartolo, 1873, Boston, decisioned
Aaron Seltzer, 125, New York 10; !;
Wallace Cross, 212, Newark, N. j.,
knocked out Otis Oliver, 20l, ST.
Petersburg, Fla, 90; Joe Agosta,
l54, Brooklyn, decisioned Tommy
Graziano, 149, New York 90; Fred
Addeo, 1877, Brooklyn, decisioned
Joe Bagnato, 1877, Montreal (6) 4;
Harold Smith, 147, Detroit, knocked
out Freddie Graham, $50, New
York (2).
San Francisco-Harvey Massey,
160, Oakland, Cal, decisioned Jackie
Burke, 167, Pittsburgh, Pa, 80;
Mike Savage, Isl, 125th Infantry,
tko'd Pedro Jiminez, 149, Vallejo,
Cal. "a; Louie Hackendorf. l56,
Richmond, Cal, D. Henderson
Howard, 161, Vallejo, "a; Jackie
Ryan, las, San Francisco, D. Wacky
williams, 147, San Francisco IA;
AL Serano, IA, Oakland, kod Will
lie Julian, LAT, San Francisco 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
SPEED AND TRICK PLAYS

MOSCOW, Ida. Sept. 11.-(UP)-
In every game this year the Uni
yersity Of Odaho squad will have to
gamble on speed and trick plays,
coach Francis Schmidt said today
as he began teaching football
fundamentals to his lightweight
team. His only veteran is sum-
ner johnson, returning from last
years freshmen team. The few
others are relatively inexperienced
youngsters from nearby Idaho and
high schools,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Sept. II tUPl-
State Market News:
CALVES: Salable so. steady: common
to medium vealers 12-13.75; few weighty
Vealers Il 50-12.50
HOGS: Salable 250. steady; good to
choice 1920 lbs. Is. A0-16. top 16 few
346 lbs. 14.40; little done on sows; feeder
pigs 1919.
SHEEP: Salable none. nothing done on
holdovers; late Thursday load medium to
good So 10. wooed lambs Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
IA. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Sept. Il 1UPl-
State Market News;
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Steady. Per
lh Kentucky pole SOC. fair sic. ordi-
nary 3-4c. poor 1-2c. Blackeyes 7-Sc: yell
low wax 9-10c, fair 7-sc; Limas San Diego
s-10c, ordinary to fair dc; Ventura
9-loc.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Sept. II cUP)-The reduced
oats crop estimate lifted near futures de-
liverieS TO new season highs on the Board
of Trade today. Wheat and rye main
tained a steady TO firm tone until the
close when wheat turned irregular and
rye weakened.
Wheat finished the day up s TO off
y cent a bushel; oats up Is to q, and
rye off II to u.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
M A r K ET S
L..yt.R BITTER

los ANGELES. Sept Il CuPt-
4 oiatiens Tor uGtles and eggs have been
discontinued indefinitely by the Los An
geles PfoduSe Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
PARALYSIS EPIDEMIC

CHICAGO, Sept. II tUP)-Chica-
go's infantile paralysis epidemic
surpassed the city's worst previous
outbreak today as 81 new cases
brought the current total to 557.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
"Q-T" SYSTEM

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 11-UP)-
Coach Babe Horrell of UCLA spent
his time today teaching his back
field charges the fine points of his
CT" system, minus veteran back
field star Ray Pierson. Pierson,
who suffered a serious leg injury
which put him into the AZ classi-
fication, has quit football for the
movies,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
By JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK. Sept. 11.-oUP)--
Unless you have studied the
psychology of the kayo, you can't
appreciate fully the elstion that
lifted Fritzie zivic at the instant
he realized he had achieved first
round knockout ON a blind date
at Madison Square Garden.
In the dressing room, Zivic said,
Il can't remember anything that
gave me bigger thrill. I got more
kick out of betting this guy out in
the first round. than I did when I
won the welterweight championship
from Henry Armstrong"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
l.. 4. POULTRY &. EGGS

Maximum prices that may be paid pro-
ducerS BY retailers.
Grade A. large eggs. week beginning
Sept l3. 56 cents. Medium eggs four
cents below small eggs eight cents below.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
TALKING OF FIGHTS

He was talking about last nights
fight before only 1903 fans and his
knockout at 2:O4 of the first round
over one Winnie Vines of Schen-
ectady, N. Y. Vines is "a years
old, the age when most fighters are
approaching their peak. Zivic is 80
an old man of the ring. And he
should be burned out with 1T pro-
fessional brawls under his belt.
But pug-nosed Fritzie proved that
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12

Los ANGELES. Sept Il up
EGGS Jobbing py.ees - retailers on
case packed eandled eggs. per dozen:
Large. grade AA $3.50. grade \ S.
grade 47-4S; medium, grade a 49;
small, grade A Is.
Retail price to consumers: Large, grade
AA 62-64. grade A 6o-s2. grade B 55-57
medium, grade A 56-57; small, grade A
5o-53c.
Poultry and game at ceiling: Paying
prices fob. Los Angeles:
Broilers, Leghorn. under % lbs, SOC,
pa 10 3 lbs. 29c; flyers 3-4 lbs. .9c;
roasters, all weights 29c; foYi. Leghorn,
all weights 25hc. colored, all weights
25Sc; duck. all sizes sc; rabbits, under
5 lbs. 22-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-12
Markets at a
Glance
By UNITED PRESS

Stocks irregular in quiet trading.
Bonds Irregular in quiet trading L. S.
governments firm.
Curb stocks irregular.
Cotton steady.
Wheat steady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
HiIIbiIIy Farce al Wilson

The Wilson Will open its doors
Christmas Day with Maid in
the Ozarks the hillbilly farce
which has been playing for so
long in Chicago.
Blossom Time" Will arrive at
the CaSs for two weeks. begin
ming Jan II. Barbara Scully IS
the star again this year.
But Just prior TO this the The
alter Guild will bring in Sidney
Towards stirring historical
drama, The Patriots" with
Walter Hampden, Julie Hayden
and Cecil Humphreys, for two
weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Every One Dyes

And while you're about IL.
look IN your stocking. Santa.
and you'll find the beard Wal
ter Pidgeon borrowed for his
role in Madame Curic.' He
hopes the little dye Job didn't
harm II any. Anyway, you
know Hollywood, everybody al
ways dyes al least once.
Merry Christmas, Santa. And
thank your stars you use REIN
deer. If you had my gas ra-
ton board 10 deal with you'd be
singing the old familiar Don't
Get Around Much Any More.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Romance Not Wanted

Deanna Durbln wants no talk
OF romance, and Pobert Cum
mings wants none, not even d
little vice president, Of Univcr-
sal Studios. Robert. who Is
also suing his studio, insists
on this. Santa. (Note 10 Santa
You can put US in Roberts sock
If you want 10, kiddo).
Goddard doesn't want a man
in her pretty little stocking
with a mink farm. a diamond
mine, or a nylon hose factory
Paulette wants one that has
two of everything, and don
overlook this, old fellow. or
Paulette VIII have your gift
concession before you can say
give that back to me"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
What d Life Opens

Meanwhile the Lafayette car
rles or Man Jecter along for "A
final week Of Tobacco Road,
which will close Christmas
night, opening tho next day
with What a Life, the original
Henry Aldrich play and parent
TO all the little Henry Aldrichcs
Of screen and radio fame.
Frank Mccoy has not yet an
nounced the cast for this one,
which will have an extended en-
gagement here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Loves Numerous Tests

Her mother began thinking it
was a waste Of time But
Margaret loved il When
word came that she had won
the part she said calmly. Il
knew Id get il. / prayed for
II" Except for her uncan-
nily adult grasp OF her profess
sion. Margaret is a normal g.
year-old and leads a normal life
She's up al 6 a. m. and
chattering like mad Goes 10
bed around 7;30 In between
she has the time of her life
Angelic in repoSe. she's Veri-
table whirlwind in action
Loves TO jump up and down on
her bed Or did until She fell
and broke a tooth Now I've
got a spare, She says.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Early Lure for Films

From the time she was s
months old Margaret accom-
panied her mother and aunt
wherever dancing engagements
took them When she was
3 she told her mother she was
gong 10 be an actress -. Mrs.
O'Brien could see her daughter
wasn't kidding, so she took her
20 M-G-M,s casting office
Her name. address and photo
graph were placed in tho files.
Well do / get a contract?
demanded Margaret.
They promised 10 call her If
there was a spot for her 60.
Margaret didn't forget One
evening when Marissas agent,
Lou Irwin, visited the apart
mcnt she informed him she in
tended 10 be an actress -. We
can use a million dollars" she
said Then she proceeded 20
give her impressions Of Belle
starr and Scarlet O'Hara
Aftcr which She rcCItcd fhc
Gettysburg address
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Girls and Comics

Accompanying Chic and Ole
in their mad flight are Frank
LibuSc, Joe BesSer. Wynn Muir
ray, Lionel Kaye, Rosario and
Antonio the Pitchmen and "a
whole encourage of gorgeous
girls and stark, raving stoogeS,
The boys are going all the
way 10 the coast with this one
and then turn 1t into Cclluloid
for pOStcrity.
There viii hc two shows on
Christmas Day and = special
New Year Eve performance at
midnight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Fights Lucky

BECAUSE EIGHT is Ginny
Simms lucky number, Irene has
designed a suit for her first pic
ture for Broadway Rhythm. -
with figure Fights all over the
Jacket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
The Princess Moves

Princess O'Rourkc" enter
tanned Michigan customers so
royalty last week that she's
moved over to the Broadway
Capitol for a second week down.
town Olivia De Havilland and
Robert Cummings have the top
spots in this one.
Most serious note of the
week is the United Artists
offering, "Lassie Comes Home"
a touching story of boy and
a dog.
Black Sea Fighters" at the
Cinema is an actual Russian
film account of the seige Of
Sevastopol and fighting in the
CTimca.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Mary and Victor leaned

Whether The Palms States
feature is True TO Life" re-
mains TO be seen by the audi
ence. In any case it's very
amusing picture about Mary
Martin and her mad family.
the head of which is the same
Victor Moore you find teamed
with Mae West, two paragraphs
to the north.
Dick Powell and Franchot
Tone provide One Touch Of
Venus with male attention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Sons 0 Fun Opens
Monday at Cass
for Two-Week Run

ME CaSs isn't dreaming of
Il quiet Christmas this year
with "HcllzapoppIn al over
the place with tho advent of tho
new Olsen and Johnson revue.
Sons o. Fun
This mass production OF
StoOgcS opens Monday evening
and will stay for two weeks dur
ing which anything resembling
sanity Is strictly an accident.
This sequel 10 'Hcllzapoppln
is much more lavish than its
predecessor but is based ON tho
same ZancN lnrmula.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
No Press Agent Blurbs

OF course. the columniStS who
wear stockings, too, you know,
pray Jess Barker won't show
up with one more new girl. If
ne could only light and stay lit
what am l Saying?) how happy
the press would be. And please,
Santa, no more of those press
agent blurbs about the girl
chosen by such and such squad
ron as the one they'd rather die
than be caught alone with. or
however it goes.
Now please no more of those
things. Santa. Or the ones
about the little cuties who saved
all their meat coupons for a
week and bought wolf, OF
whatever II is they buy SANITY
can be strained only so far.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Macs Latest Is Gay

THE Heats On" is a fairly
appropriate title for Mae Vests
latest picture on the Fox screen.
However, there's nothing at
an Objectionable in this one.
Macs as OUTRAGEOUS as ever
and she has two Of the funniest
mon ever created. Billy Gaxton
and Victor Moore, Broadway's
dream comics, for her con-
slant companions.
There are some lavish Latin
numbers in the" film. which was
originally titled "Tropicana,"
and Xavier Cugat and his or
Chcstra for musical color.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
KEYHO[E s.
PORTRAIT
Ry Harriet Pa,,o~.
Margaret O'Brien
Gets Praise from
Lionel Barrymore
HOLLYWOOD. Dec /


| lONEL BARRYMORE says
II of Margaret O'Brien, shes
the only actress besides Ethel
who's made me take out my
handkerchief in 80 years"
which is a pretty impressive
compliment, especially VIII g n
YOU consider that Margaret is 6
years old.
Another important admirer Of
little Miss O'Brien'S ability is
Director Mervyn Leroy q.
When Mervyn started casting
Madame Cure" he didn't even
consider any one else for the
role of Irene Curie Said he:
with Greer Carson, Walter
Pidgeon and Margaret, / knew
I'd have three performances ]
wouldn't have TO worry about"
Another Leroy quote:
"All YOU have 10 do Is tell
Margaret how "A scene should he
pIayed-then she plays II, only
better than you could ever hope
any child could play any scene"
ChriStened Maxine O'Bricn,
Margaret had her name legally
changed after her big hit in the
title role of Journey for Mar
garet."
The 42-pound IriSh-SpaniSh
Bernhardt was born in Los An
geles Jan. Is, 1887 Her
father. Larry O'Brien, died in
Mexico while she was an infant
Mrs. OBrien danced pro-
fcSSionally under the name Of
Gladys Flores, but later gave up
her career to coach her prom
ising sister. MariSSa Flores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
STAGE and SCREEN
R2 .Gn,A. Gentry
Good Comedy
Dominates Films
for Holidays

HNO TIME FOR LOVE, at
the Michigan, has gifted
comedienne Claudette Colbert
IN a very funny spot because
she falls for a "Sandhog" down
IN a tunnel. After they Scrape
off the dirt and CRIME, the
"sandhog' turns out to be Fred
MacMurray and the two start
one Of those madcap romances
that always seems 10 click.
Mystery combines with mlrth
on the same bill in Henry
Aldrich Haunts House, - which
Is just about the speed for this
gOOn-bOy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
fNfitf'fifff''i'fH''
ON THE
SETS
.y Sara Hamilton
Hollywood Stars
Tell Santa What
They Don't Want
HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 1s.

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. Is.
THE stockings were hung oy
Il the chimney with care,
But you can bet your sweet life
no nylons were there.
When the stars hang up their
Christmas stockings this year,
if they can get the stockings,
there's going 10 be lot of tall
and fancy hoping as 10 what
won't be in the little rayon
numbers.
Olivia dc Havilland, for in
stance, will have a screaming
fit if even one Of the Warner
brothers is lingering about.
Olivia. who is suing to get out
of her Warner contract. hopes
maybe a new contract from
brand new studio will take the
place Of the brothers Warner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Captures Mickey Rooney

Irwin was both amused and
impressed lie found small
part for her in Babes on
broadway She was SO tiny
she had 70 stand on a table 20
deliver her lines.
Mickey Rooney fell hook line
and sinker for her and paraded
her all over the lot, introducing
her as my little lamb chop
But after Babes" no other
roles came along for some time
Then Paul Hesse. noted
color photographer. saw her and
her smile soon appeared on ma
tional magazine covers 49,. When
M-G-M purchased Journey for
Margaret" little Miss OBJ. was
tested along with hundreds Of
other moppotS And tested
again. and again aS elimination
went on.