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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
Cadets Lead Middies
 In " House League

The Midshipmen of the House league of the Central r and the first-half winners suffered their first defeat at the hands of the strong Cadets by score of 36-l4.
 Benrus topped Long Hill 4i-3i in an earlier game.
 The Cadets have added nearly all of the Crosby varsity team to their roster and look invincible at this particular point. Bannon and vad- nais both scored 8 points to lead the scoring while D'Agostino scored seven. Cassie scored c for the los- CTS. Mark Scott, star of the Cadets will leave for the Great Lakes Naval Training Center this morning play ing his last game for the Cadets last night for the remainder of the season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
Tscusi Willing To "Clear Up" Feather Title
BrOOksides Hold 2 Game Edge In Mercantile Loop

Winners by 2.i margin over Verriker Paint when Mercantile league bowling teams got together at the senR alleys, BrookSide Dairy held It's own against all contenderS for the io42-43 championship. Ful- ton Markets, in second place Of the league standing, also dropped one of its three games with Brock.Hall Dairy, which leaves the Brooksides with Q clear seven game edge which they had going Into battle last night.
 Good Finish
 Jimmy Barber rolled his first two games in novice style getting no bot. tor than q i03 but wound up with Q large iB8 that was high single and helped his Metropolitan Cleaners mark up the only three game sweep of the evening over A. and ?. stores. Matzkin Furniture was 0 2si win. ner over Speedy Delivery in the other match rolled.
 Ray Lindahl of Fulton and Nick White of Brookgides tied for high three set of 3B7, while the Brooks opening 036 game was high team single and It's i7O0 high team total, n.m... ,.,.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
By HARRY CRIMSON NEA RnOrta Editor

New York.-One word from me and those Iowa Navy Pre.Fiight cadets do precisely as they please.
 had barely finished warning them that 1000 sit.ups feet un- anchored and hands behind head, places too severe 6 strain on every muscle n the body when 20-year. old Cadet Sam sturgis, during c nb- eFty period, established Q new rec ord of 2003.
 Cadets Sturgis and Douglas Cor don, who set an earlier mark of 800, planned q run-off, but Gordon grad 'iated. So Sturgis, challenged by Sordons claim to be able to do
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
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Cadets in Condition for StrOng.Man Acts, But Let's Not Leave It All in the Gymnasium; Flight School
 No Place for FIagpOIe Sitting

fellows do these tests, you would wish to retract your statements to to the harm they are doing to their bodies," Writes Cadet John AkerS
 Tt is true that we broke I8 intTa. mural gym records in Q week. I broke seven of them myself as q part of my gym work during the regular period Such records as push-ups, 84.87; dips, 24-3i; chins, medicine bail between feet, l6.02; chins, wide stance, l7-l8; back push ups on low parallels, 87; and grass hopper walks and dips"
 Akers, a former high school coach who worked and lived on farms and ranches all his life, had no gym background, but points out that he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
SOUTHPAW SMITH SIGNS

Cleveland, March 10. - (uP) = Veteran southpaw Al Smith has rec turned his signed contract for iel3, the Cleveland Indians announced today. Smith, winner of 70 games against IS defeats last year, will be- gin his fourth season with the tribe when he reports for spring training ct Lafayette. Ind. Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
NEW PIRATES SIGN

Pittsburgh. March l0- (UPl--A pair of rookie moundsmen-HarTy shuman of Philadelphia and Wally Hebert of St. Charles. La. - have signed their i0l3 contracts, the Pittsburgh Pirates announced teddy.
 .Hebert, q southpaw. vas drafted from San Diego of the Pacific Coast league last fall and brings q ie42 record of a victories against i6 de- feats.
 Purchased from Toronto og the International league. Shuman has been keeping in excellent shape by daily training in . gym. He also has been working in Q shipgard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
SALICA.ORTlZ IN
 TITLE TEST TONIGHT

Oakland. Calf. March i0.-(UP) - The i5-r0und world bantam weight title bout between champion Manuel Ortiz of Fl Centre. Calf. and Lou Salica of Brooklyn was expected to draw q capacity crowd Of more than 2O.O00 into civic audi tOrIum tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
DUSTY BOWLING
 MATCHES TONIGHT

All team captains of the Indus. trial Bowling League are scheduled for a huddle at S:30 D. m. this evening, prior to the weekly roll Ing at the Mattatuck Alleys; the talk to concern prize lists and ban quet plans for the end of the sea- son.
 Waterbury Tool and Mattatuck is the match that may be the most closely contested tonight; with Sco- will bowlers to meet the Egan Diners Waterbury Clock vs Metal Hose and Noera out of action, having drawn a bye.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10

High single-Barber, i68 High three-Lindahi-White, 387 High game-Brooksidc, 630 High teanl.-Broolgide, l786
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10

407 40l 40l High singie-BaTtolini, l40 High three--Cone, 337 High game-Chase, sos High team- ,Scovill, 1470
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

another addition 10 the household this time.
Frank hopes. boy.
one thing which anroys Sinatra is odious
comparison with Buug Crosby Il don't sing
Ike Bling" he once told me- Il wish I could
To me he's great guy and great talent
and If you want 10 know something. it's be-
cause Of him I'm singing at ALL
II appears that seeing Crosby i'm ono of his
early pictures while he WAS with hrs gul friend.
now his wife. Frank became $50 Impressed
he decided 90 toss mp his inb as a cub re-
porter and try h,m-elf ont 9i singing
His FIRST Job was I'M "a New Jersey road
house as combination headwaitcr. master
of ceremonies, erecter and occasional singer.
Then Harry James discovered him and
hired him for his own band at SO a week
After the episode of the West Coast cafe.
James tore up his protcges contract which
had another SIX months 20 go, 10 give the
Voice an opportunity 90 accept Tommy Dor
scys offer of $50 a week
While DC is true Dorsey and Vannerson
began 60 push Sinatra into Che limelght
and the bigger money. nevertheless Frank
feels they wcto amply repaid That goes
too for certain other vague and stu uu-
named individuals who bought stock" m the
grooming FL Dorado bat whether they will
See eye 90 cye with him and enthusiastically sur
render their claims remains to Doe seen.
After ALL they know thars gold in them
thar trls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

First Of all we hear from the Coast, he
has paid Tommy Dorsey $4,000 10 settle the
bandeadcrs claim TO 1913 per cent Of his
earnings Also the claim Of DOrsey's business
manager Leonard h NanrrrSuH TO another
10 per cent Also some lesser fry who put
in their bids for choice chunks Of his earnings
Then there was his own manager Tommy
Rockwell, legally and rghtfuIIy entitled 70
his percentage and finally, there was Uncle
Sam, himself, stepping in 20 collect annual
taxation dough.
The croon-princc found himself cut up
like a lig.saw puzzle With al tho pieces scat
tered SO that on payday the only piece left
was about enough 20 keep his pretty bride
aad his baby daughter provided with a roof
and their reals.
The s-1f1gtra tt1c tITfttfng
trouhador whose bedroom" voice had trans
formed mooious baritone moan into an
invitation 10 romance for a horde Of frenzicd
Tonnes. htched his star 20 too many wagons
and now at tho threshold Of real success
with a lucrative movie contract radio assign
mcnts etc. he has % pay the piper for put
ting his pipes into hook.
When Tommy Dorsey who used 70 be
FrauSes boss slapped down a suit recently
70 foreoosc a 700 mortgage on the Groom
or's career Sratra used his Fold-mlrc Of a
voice 20 ycll long and loudly that it was IN
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
BY LOUIS SOBOL

A Ii that Frank Sinatra, The slim. trim
~ lad with the swoon-croon pipes wants
v 10 do is 10 sing his song o. siXpence;
but It's been mighty tough what with certain
gentlemen tearing at him from one side,
claiming their hunks Of the Singing Nugget.
and carpng long-haired amateur critics tear
ing at him from the other side, believing
their disapproyal.
on top Of that the thin-faced boy with
the wistfu manner can't step iHto radio
chamber or on a public platform without thou
sands Of female adolcsccnts- screening and
yelling and mobbinE him.
lis enough 20 scare ,ha- G-s#telttz u1t NJ
any modest Young Johuny-coue-Ie'oIy but
'ho phenomenon some of ms label tho Moon
light Slnetra. unlike The rou-yalAl II44-J.ty-
irlmp'y of the nursery rhyme, scems 10 be
putting himself together again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Frank had 10 rely on tho protection of the
cops and the sanctuary of a nearby garage 90
escape with limbs intact
Not that he isn't used 10 it, He has been
mohhed by admirers before clawcd kissed
mussod and embraced. chased and corncred
The Prince Of Palpitators can take il AN
and come mp for more frankly confessiug he
was an autograph hound and stage door
fixture himself in other years
No one enjoyed the situation more than
he did at his recent engagement at New
York theatre when ono OF the assistant man
ayers came I'm wallinE that the huge posters
outside carrying his hovish features were all
most completely celebrated by tho scravls
tmost Of thcm IN hp-sticH Of love-sick. pur-
suing m7idcus. who had written out their
names. addresses and telephone numbers.
There was only one discordant note In
heavy black crayon, one disGrntlcd male
had written his name too adding bitterly;
"Sinatra stinks'
There have been countless "cNplanations'
Of Sinatras spell over women. Some say
the secret lis ne seems to caress each listener
individually with his romantic croon-shiue as
well as with his dreamy soft eyes
If that sounds maudln he assured there
are thousands Of girls who viii swear whtne
frankie sings, he "scnds'> them which i'm 1--WE
jargon means he leaves them limp he makes
them feel like going into a delightful faint
he creates "a condition Of hvpnotism making
IT impossible for them % refuse him anything
if only. only he would ask Which hc
never does
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

were noIsiest in their pro-
test at-the Voices scheduled
appearance. The result was
the controversy swelled the
attendance 10 the military
limit of 10000.
Frank exacted his mild
revenge with this little
stage speech:
Il understand there was
quite a fuss over my APP
pearance here. only want
10 say that those Who
thought I shouldn't appear
seem to have lost out in a
big way"
Perhaps not too modest,
but Frank, a former news
paperman, is not a namby-
pamby tln-EOd, lacking the
ordinary emotions. He is
very human and has his
moments when he gets rip
ping mad but not too
often.
The fanatic devotion Of
the Sinatra sWoouers was
no more i'm evidence than
when he arrived in Holly
wood recently 20 start
work on his new picture
contract with r * O The
Chanter Of the four-alarm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

JorCh huTIadS was
greeted by 3 600
WailinE ccs'atIC f.
males ranging in
age from 10 10 30
who tried 10 swarm
over HIM like a
sw a rm Of bees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
FOR YOUNG STARS

Fifty thousand berries pardon
the slang is the sum Sol Lesser
paid for the privilege OF filming
John Goldens Three S a Family. -
/ thought Neutrality-suspicious.
had a corner on this play. but up
hobs Sol, who bought II for ms
four young canteen stars Cheryl
Walker. Lon McCalhSter, Marjorie
Riordan and William Terry
He has been looking hard for \
vehicle in which 20 star the four
young stars Of tomorrow. William
Wadsworth, who plays the doctor
in the family play. will be
brought here for the role he Gre
ated on the stage lie delivers
babies 10 the eNpectant young
wives Of ServlCemcn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

is "a miracle Of performance ever
new.
In order 10 be complete. the
modern circus has borrowed acts
from vaudeville amt mas called IN
a Broadway expert like John Muir
ray Anderson TO stage It's pro-
duction numbers Ike the glitter
ing parade Of various nations, in
such fake and marvelouSly phony
fincry as you've never seen.
THE REAL CIRCUS
But after the razzle-dazzle OF
all this fantastic affair, we STUN
bled our in the dark to see the
real part of The circus There
were stranG shapes rising In the
dim shauIrFs which turned out to
be lazy camelS stretching them
selves tiny little figures running
close 10 our feet, who were
midget> weird noises produced by
.tteef- with slight indigestion. and
>ott curses being breathcd by an
aerial artist testing his guide
wires.
The final picture we carried
away was of two small boys VINO
had been carrying water for the
elephants al! day asleep on a bale
of hay.
our suddenly recaptured youth
walked right up and hit- us over
the head and we decided that if
Barnum was right and that there
was one born every minute. we
were darned glad 10 belong 10
that group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
By CHARLES GENTRY

WE HIT tho saWdust trail last
night and felt like we wanted to
keep right on going, after view
ing this wonderful pageant that
the Ringing Brothers and Bar
mum & Bailey are presenting this
week in Detroit.
OF course, the circus is a much
more Streamlined affair than the
one we used 20 anXously await
every year when we were a young
ster who thought a bareback rider
was the most beautiful girl we'd
ever seen, and a calliope produced
the best music iR tho world.
But still, IN MS unscl heart
beats the ballyhoo and unbounded
wonder OF a type Of attraction
which realty mas a universal ap=
peal.
If You know any one so blase
that he can't stand munchlng pea
nuts and applauding elephants,
just remind him that this IS the
essence OF show business.
There would be no smart revues
opening on Broadway, no elegant
comedies, no spectacular movies
and flash of footlights, II, in the
dim, dark past. a circus hadn't
come 10 town and brilliantly lit
up a whole era.
II in the early 1S4O's a circus
hadn't had 10 be hauled up The
Eric Canal By barge. OF. 10 years
later a troupe set out with pio-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
That's Wilson!

ONE or the last things Marie.
Wilson did when ,hc left tho
y arner Bros lot and her con
tract five years ago was most
typical
Backing out Of the parking lat
reserved for stock players and
st.rs. She crUnplod tho fender Of
Humphrey B0garts car.
The other morning while park
ing 10 report for work in Shine
On Harvest Moon -
Yep She did IT again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
THE ROAD BACK

am mighty glad my old friend
Charlie GrapeWin. IS coming out
of retirement from his ranch At
Corona 10 play George Raft S
father in Three Cheers for the
Boys Every so often Charlie
returns 10 his farm and 10 his
bride Of 40-odd years and says
I'm through Then some direc-
tor like Eddie Sutherland hands
him a script and he's sunk again.
have on my desk a book,
Meg Randall written by this
fine character actor, and little
shopping also reveals that Charlie
mas Just written play called
RED Tape, which VIII be pro-
duced on Broadway this fan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
.LOueIIa
Parsons
in UoAy.vooI
BY LoUELLA O. PARSONS

ny LOOELA@A " IAlhoONo
- HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 20-After
Hearing the boys at Hollywood
Canteen rave over Rise Stevens
singing / know Buddy de Sylvia
has something in his idea of star
ring her in The Count of LuXen-
bourg." The music in the old
Franz Lemar operetta Is so beau
tiful-snd how Rise will put over
those songs. When / talked with
her she said she and Bing Crosby
will sing a duet Of Maria and
"Silent Night" and that she will
sing an aria from Carmen IN
Going My Way" She will sing
this same aria st-tha- MetEcpoll-
ton next season.
Rise is what the opera singers
of the old days would have loved
TO look like, but never did be-
cause of their avoirdupois. She is
glamorous and has a beautiful
figure-and how she sings.
CLARK GABLES FILM
The training film Capt Clark
Gable photographed In London
will be dubbed al the Metro
Goodwin Mayer studio John Lee
Mahin, who wrote the story and
directed HE short a. a writer eH
the M-G-M lot The date Of their
arrival in Hollywood is a military
secret. | Get that from one OF our
boys who returned from England
and talked with both Clark and
John. Jill Winkler widow Of otto
'Winkler, who crashed 10 death in
the same plane with Carole LON
bard. also received q letter from
Clark saying ne would be here 70
meet John Henry, -JJilll.s bride
groom-to-be, and give his blessing
David Selznicks enthusiasm
mounted high when he told me
about purchasing Stephen Long
ktreets The Land / Love.
- Il sec Gregory Peck in the
lead, he said. Il am changing the
title To American Story because
it's about boy-an average
American who becomes president
of the United States" Another
Gone With the Wind >" ! asked
'WelI, here's hoping, David
laughed.
In addition 10 Peck What n
cast he has lined up David eH-
poets 10 use Joseph Cotton J0nni-
fer Jones and Dorothy Mcclure in
this same movie three of the
most sought-after ot the new
screen personalities. Dorothy
presence in the lineup should end
persistent reports that she IS
planning 10 give up her screen
career and settle down by the
fireSide as Mrs John SMope.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

AN over the world. TeleUeWS pre-
sentS the FIRST Detroit showing Of
Broadway Dmout n short sub
icct showing the great white way
with ItS excitement. thrills, CLAM
our and escape not affected by
the regulation d.mout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

neers 10 take Horace Greeley
advice, where would show busl-
ness be today?
TIE OLDEST GAG
The oldest gag in the profess
sion is the one about The Kansas
farmer, who. shortly before the
Civil War. saW cloud OF dust in
the distance, and shouted. Here
they come laughin and Scratchin'
must be circus folk,
These predecessors of tho Won
derfully trained folk YOU sec to-
day were the hardy little band
who set the cornerstone Of todayS
entertainment no matter what
brand you buy
OF course, miraculous merger
Of various touring lroupes has
brought AN the Nauou, small
shows under ono great big tent
ALL INCORPORATED
Sells. Floto. Haccnbcck & Wal
lace and our proud ancestral cT-
hiblt, the Gentry Dog and Pony
Show all are now carefully incur-
porstcd in this Greatest Show
on Earth" which the Ringing
Brothers and Barnum * Bailey
have put together.
We don't need 10 dwell ON the
three-fold wonders which unfold
before your very best eyes IN
three rings at once. The perform
ing cats, the pranclng pa C h y =
dermS. the aerial Wallendas high
overhead. the exquisite cQucstri-
ans; all defy DESCRIPTION Then,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Informal Party

SOroSiS. too. went informal.
although more mildly: sweaters
and skirts were the order OF the
day Ruth Mary Picard with
The assistance Of JOY Sibley,
Mary Leigh Hughes, Peggy An
derSon. and Mickey kuechen.
meister. put on a Skit for their
guests 4 ppas a iakeeA on the
army rookie going off 10 camp
and leaving ait his women be
hind
ON the central committee for
The CHI Omega rushing parties
were Jean Gaskell. Marlyn
Ruch, Barbara Strong and Har-
ret FiShe1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
| ea9ue Sets
Campaign
FotMem6ers

A TWO-WEEk period begin
ming Monday has been set
aside by the League of Women
Voters A. special membership
period during which the league
offices IN the Hammond Build.
Ing viii be open Monday through
Friday from 10 a. m 10 I p. M
Membership in the organiza-
ton rs open 10 ali women inter.
ested m good government. The
aim Of the league Is 20 clarity
the many involved issues being
discussed these days. especially
those dealing with control Of IN
flation, the need Of heavy taxa
tion and a sound foreign policy
and wiping out political patron
age.
Before the last election. the
league members assisted in reg.
isterlng voters and made a sur.
vey after the primary OF all the
candidates nominated for cleo
ton 10 the Detroit common
council The group issues a bl-
weekly legislative information
bulletin and assists in promot-
ing many civic projects.
The Detroit Women Principals
Club Will hold It's annual Christ
mas party ~ the Whittier
Wednesday AZ $50 p m. Serv-
.icewomen m the Detroit area
Will be- the guests of honor for
the program and viii receive
gifts Of cosmetics from the
members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

Goodnle Women's Club will
meet AZ us p. m Tuesday al
Goodale School. followed by
Christmas tea. a bake sale also
will be held.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

pair OF tails was seen IN a
corner of the dance floor.
The Thetas stepped out
with Barbara Piper, Ross
Hume, Sue Wood, Peter Hogg,
Barbara Eddy and George
Kreager, of football fame.
The kappas were well repre-
scented by Dorothy Castricum,
John Mahaney, Pat Daniels and
I nv Nat1Jy,1a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

From Chi Omega were
Dorothy Treadwell. Nan Boir-
With and Pat Coulter.
The rushing parties occupied
a good part Of the weekend and
most of them gave be girls a
rest from the agony Of hats and
heels which they had 10 endure
last week ar tine open f10uscs-
Kappa Kappa Gamma went
strictly informal with a barn
party blue jeans, plaid shirts
and straw. Beth King mothered
the idea and was properly APP
plauded by her sisters and the
rushees alike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
IL Of M Students
IN Gay e. Nek=lGnd
ANN ARBOR, Dec. a.

Asst nights union formal found many of the luckier
IL girls dropping rushing donning formals for
the first time this Servicemen were in the majority
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Enjoy Rest

NeWmann.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Officials Here View
EIectronics Exhibit

A demonstration of military anc
industrial application OF electronics
was given Government and diplo-
matte officials and industrial repre-
sentatives yesterday afternoon at
the Interior Department Auditorium
by the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Co.
H. H. Rogge, Washington manager
for Westinghouse, presided at the
meeting during which many types
lof electronic tubes were exhibited
and motion pictures illustrating
their various uses were shown.
Wartime applications to tanks
battleships, airplanes and fire-con-
troll were revealed. Peacetime uses
will include refrigerators with bac-
teria- destroying waves and cleo
tronic cleansing of air in homes.