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picture was nearly finished. 1t was
on December % that newspapers
carried a startling story about Rus
sian guerrillas, young and old. har-
assing the Nazi invading forces
Edward c. Carter, president of Rus
sian War Relief. in an interview
had stated: Dispatches from Mos
cow to relief headquarters describes
many valiant episodes which never
reach official annals"
The story, thus far, was nothing
but a pleasing coincidence to the
makers Of Boy From Satlingrad."
1t was when Carter got down to spe-
cific cases that the producers began
to wonder If he was actually reading
from their script.
He told of GriSha Mironov, IS, who
crawled and walked 480 miles
through German lines, making for
the Urals.
Il pretended 7 was mute" Grisha
said. The Nazis didn't bother me
much. Sometimes they would beat
me. I would run limping. They
laughed at me"
The Grisha Of the screen story.
also age Is, becomes cunning when
he falls into the hands of the Nazis.
Here is the scene from the screen
play.
Coincidence of Grisha.
Medium close shot-Grisha:
"Scurrying away, bent almost
double. His foot catches on a root
and he goes headlong. He regains
his feet and runs. limping.
Full Shot--Clearing:
"Grisha out in the open. whirls
as the Nazi corporal pops out from
the opposite direction. The ma ior,
appearing from another direction,
aims his revolver. Grisha plops
down on his rear. looking from the
corporal to the major as they close
in on him.
Many other true-life incidents.
as related by Carter, ran almost
parallel to the story as put together
by the film-makers. Carter told
the story of Vera Nikitina, a girl
guerrilla who was wounded in ac-
ton:
Il craWled to our hut" Vera said.
land took a gua-Two Nazis came
up to me and pushed me with their
guns. One patted my cheek. l shot
him in the face. I shot the other
in the stomach before he knew what
happened"
The girl of the screen script is
known as Nadya. Part of her story
is told in the following camera &C
ton:
Full Shot-The cellar:
Almost at the entrance sprawls
two Nazi soldiers, in contorted posi-
tions, dead Beyond them is Nadya,
her hand still clutching thin, black
automatic"
There's no telling where all this
duplication OF reel and real-life
will lead to. It's almost too con-
fusing to have history repeat itself
even before it happens!
tRelessed BY the North American
4 NewSpa per Alliance, Incl
Evening star., 1943-03-21
An Actress Who Cuts Paper Dolls
That's Miss O'Brien the Wa of Journey for Margaret,
Who at Age of Six Reveals Fine Maturity Also
By Kate HOLIDAY.
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
| The hobby of Hollywood's newest
star is drawing paper dolls. She's
good at it. too.
The lady is Margaret O'Brien,
whose intelligent face you have seen
in two shorts with Jimmy Cagney
and Ann Sothern, and in the title
role of Journey for Margaret"
Miss O'Brien is no skyrocket star.
I have feeling that she is going to
be around for a long time She has
quite future: she's just at pres
ent.
Others seem to feel she has the
stuff. Lionel Barrymore, with whom
she is working on a 'Dr. Gillespie"
picture now, claims that if she had
been born 200 years ago she would
have been burned as witch.
She's not one of those pretty
pretty youngsters. Her hair is as
nature intended it, light brown,
straight and long. She wears no
makeup in pictures, except for a
dab Of lipstick Her only really out
standing features are long dashed
brown eyes and the exquisite model
ing of her cheekbones. Outside of
them, she is merely an attractive
child.
Precocity and Dolls.
Her voice is high pitched. sweet.
astoundingly young, yet she amazes
you by the words she has picked up
on various pictures. In her present
film, for instance, she plays a scene
where she is very ill., I asked what
was supposed to be wrong with her.
"ErySipelas," she answered, calmly.
But let's get back to the paper
dolls. Margaret is a fiend for them.
She draws and Colors her own, and
scornS the usual treatment of cut
ting figures out of the fashion mag
azineS. She dashed one off for me
while I was talking to her. 1t was
a lovely gown, with ruffies and flow
ers down the skirt. She wants to
study art when she's big.
Outside of paper dolls, her favorite
indoor sport is dressing up. Par
ticularly, she loves to play school"
She's just started her education in
real life. and it has a strange fasci-
nation for her When she plays
make-believe school. she puts on ar
old dress, gets lot of books around
her, and goes to town. So far, she
only pretends to read.
Her actual schooling takes place
on the studio lot. and right now she
is learning arithmetic. She's only
in the numbers stage, but can write
them to 100 with only one mistake.
She lives with her mother in an
apartment in Beverly Hills. Her
father is dead and she has no
brothers or sisters. But the house
hold does include two puppies,
TWinkletoes and Maggie. Margaret
is very proud of them.
Her mother taught her to act, and
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Something Novel
And Stupendous
Up Fox's Sleeve
HOLLYWOOD.


The first roller skating chorus in
motion pictures has been assembled
by goth Century-FoX for number
which will be included in the Tech
nicolor production of Hello, Frisco.
Hello" which co-stars Alice Faye
and John Payne.
The "a girls and eight boys, most
of whom have never seen a movie
studio before, were picked after
several visits to rollerdromes by
Fanchon who is creating the mu-
sical numbers for the picture, and
Dance Director Val Raset.
In spite of the number of young
people in Los Angeles who go in for
the roller skating sport. the studio
had hard time filling the required
number of 18 and 10 year-old
youngsters. Most of those who were
interviewed turned out to be under
18 years of age, the minimum age
limit OF those who can work an
eight-hour day in a studio. The
quota was filled only after visits to
three rollerdromes and three mass
interviews at the studio.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Pat O'Brien Slated
For Marine Raiders
HOLLYWOOD

HULL WOOD.
Pat OBrien, currently entertain
ing the armed forces abroad, has
another service role awaiting him
upon his return to RKO Radio,
where he will be starred in The
Marine Raiders" based upon one of
the most effective and colorful con-
tlngents in Uncle Sans uniforms.
Long noted for his portrayals of
serVicemen, O'Brien completed the
soon-to-be-released "Bombardier"
just prior to leaving on his present
overseas junket, was scheduled for
the title role in The Iron Major"
upon his return to America.
Latter picture has now been set
back to follow The Marine Raid
ers," which will go before the cam
eras early this summer.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
A Lucky Combination
Is Played in 'Curie'
HOLLYWOOD.


Counting noses on the Madame
Curie" set it is perceived that with
the major exceptions of Director
Willie Wyler and Teresa Wright, the
new film has just about the same
production setup as the academy
award winner, Mrs. Miniver." The
stars again are Greer Carson and
Walter Pidgeon. Sidney Franklin
IS producing and Joseph Ruttenberg
is cameraman. Both won awards at
the recent dinner for their work
on Mrs. Miniver." In the supporting
cast Of Madame Curie" are three
players who contributed much to the
success Of Mrs. Miniver"-Dame
May Whitty, Henry Travers and
Reginald Owen.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
HOLLYWOOD.

When Richard Rosson, the Holly
Wood director, packs his bags and
starts for one of the far corners of
the world for motion picture back
ground scenes. the film studios liter
ally hold their breath until he gets
back safely.
Not that Rosson looks for trouble.
but he is little more daring than
most directors on jauntS for action
pictures which provide the thrills
for movie-goers.
He tries to avoid trouble and dan
gerS-but If he has to face both.
there's no stopping him. That is
why Rosson is rated the best motion
picture action director in Holly
wood.
When he was assigned to get
background scenes at the headWaters
of the Amazon River in South
America and was told that no motion
picture crew had ever penetrated
that far up river and that few white
men had ever dared the trip, he
merely packed his bags, rounded up
a crew and said. We're ready"
Rosson got the Amazon River
pictures with more thrilling scenes
than he anticipated. despite fevers,
hostile Indian tribes and the hard
ships of fighting through dense
jungles and swampS. He was in
the area year.
Next it was Siberia and it's bleak
mountains, barren waStelands and
sub-zero temperatures. Then it was
back to South America to get the
first motion pictures ever taken of
the forbidden tribal fire dance in
Dutch Guiana.
Rosson's trips to faraway spots
were for the purpose Of obtaining
authentic scenes to be used as back
grounds in motion pictures. 1t is
some of the most dangerous work in
the film industry.
The fire dance scenes were used
in TOO Hot to Handle" which
starred Clark Gable, Myrna 10y and
Walter Pidgeon, and portrayed the
adventures of neWsreel cameramen.
In his trip to Siberia and other
Arctic Circle regions, the films he
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Postnan Rang Late

Ey the Associated Press.
Just year late, a letter written
by a marine sergeant reached Bob
Hope.
The marine wrote the letter after
Hope entertained at the marine base
in San Diego. 1t was mistakenly
routed via England and India and
Travelled $4,000 miles before reach
ing Hollywood, l25 miles north of
San Diego.
Hope has learned that since the
letter was written the marine has
been to Guadalcanal1-and back.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Makeshift But Pointed
Was Studios Slogan
HOLLYWOOD

I FFONDIs
All of the players who make up
the Fortress crew in "Air Force"
won their screen ranking the hard
way. They came up from little
theaters, bit parts, extra ranks and
whatnot.
Harry Carey, veteran of the out
fit, has survived numerous Holly
wood vicissitudes. His favorite tale.
however, is that of an independent
company for which he briefly
worked. 1t had, says Harry, every
thing but money.
IN fact it even had Latin
motto" he adds. I'm hoe per-
petuar"
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Hill Transcribed

Edwin c. Hill is emcee Of a new
Amy sponsored transcription series,
We Who Fight The program,
featuring Capt. Harry SalJer's Or
chestra and guest stars, is flown in
Transcribed for INTO Army outposts
and parachuted to earth for broad
cast to troops.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Lavish Gown for Lady
Who Doesn't Care
HOLLYWOOD

Joan Fontaine, who doesn't give
a hang about fancy clothes anyway.
will have one big, fine chance to
get all dressed up in Jane Eyre
This large moment occurs when she
almost marries Owon Welles, only
to see the ceremony halted by the
announcement in church that the
fellow has wife living. However,
Joans wedding gown will be strictly
de luxe.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Head From Eikdom

Kate Smith, CHS songbird, is the
proud recipient Of an Elks head for
her Adirondack lodge from the for
mer Governor of Florida, David
Sholtz. of the Elks War Commits
sion. It was presented to Miss
Smith in acknowledgement of her
friendly spirit toward Elkdom and
her patriotic service to all America. +"
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Fad With Whiskers
BY the Associated Press.

1Ss VIC NSoUN4HNtU 7 ltas
Something new has popped up
Filmlins Second cousins to the
Gremlins).
The Filmlins paid an extended
visit to the set of Heaven Can
Wait" the other day. Nothing went
right. Delays and Interruptions
plagued the production schedule,
and none but the latest Hollywood
-Filmlins-could be blamed.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Palette to Disrupt
Code of Principles
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Eugene Palette has played In sew
eral hundred movies during career
which spans 33 years. yet he hasn t
seen one for u years.
He's thinking of making an ex-
cepticn in the case of Heaven Can
Wait" in which he portrays the role
of wealthy meat packer.
II just want to see what one of
those fellows look like" he said.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Best Fan Invited

Before a recent camp broadcast
Eddie Cantor, star Of the Time to
Smile" show, was grabbing some
fresh air outside of the auditorium
when a soldier approached him.
Hey. mister" the soldier said, IF
you'd like TO see Cantor perform
I'll take you inside"
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Operatic Tie-ins

Universal plans to let loose a tor
rent Of ballyhoo behind the screen
debut of Jane Farrar, playing sec
ing lead in Phantom of the Opera. "
Miss Farrar, niece of the great
Geraldine Farrar, of operate and
early movie fame, bears a striking
resemblance to another songbird,
jeanette Macdonald.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Gene Would Contact
A Soldier Fan
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Paging Clifford w. Stephens. at
tached to the United States armed
forces somewhere in this war-torn
world.
Actress Gene Tierney wants to
answer that letter you wrote her
month ago. The hitch is that she
doesn't know where to mail it.
Don't walk--run to the nearest
APO and let her know where you are
ii 1t isn't military secret.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

This passion arose after seeing Gene
Tierney in Belle Starr" Margaret
thought Gene was magnificent, and
spent the next few weeks totine
imaginary weapons.
She Is taking singing lessons, too,
but claims she can't carry tune.
Il can do My Country ~Tis of
Thee pretty good she says. "Thats IS
ALL"
The teacher reports there's hope,
however.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Ci9aretteman Tours

Feminine Inhabitants of some
dozen cities throughout the country
are due for the thrill of their lives.
Paul Henreid, the two-cigarette-
lover Of Now, Voyager," is setting
out on a personal appearance trip
in connection with "Casablanca."
Evening star., 1943-03-21

To be announced.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Archie's Last Laugh

Ed Archie Gardner is being be-
sieged by three leading movie studios
to picturize "Duffy's." Two years
ago Ed tried, unsuccessfully, to get
a job as q writer with all of them.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

helps her learn her lines. She Is
taking dancing lessons, but it's
doubtful If she'll ever use them.
Shes serious actress, not Shirley
Temple. At present she cries In
every picture.
She says she wants to be "a big
actress" when she grows up, she
wants to wear spangled clothes. She
loves the entire industry, which is
refreshing. I'd like to hear her
opinion in 20 years.
She also loves guns, oddly enough.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

- --------.--------------------
Gene Tierney and
George Montgomery
in China Girl"
Northwest Rangers"
and That Other
Uyou
Evening star., 1943-03-21

ing Devil Dogs.
To be announced.
- ------------------------------
Gene Tierney and
/ George Montgomery
in China Girl" "
Northwest Rangers"
I and That Other
Woman. "
Ingrid Bergman and
Humphrey Bogart in
"Casablsnca, "
The East Side Kids
in
kid Dynamite.
Mr.. Smith Goes to
WASHINGTON" and
The Big Street"
Eric Portman in
"0ne OF Our Aircraft
Is Missing"
"Sagebrush Law" and
/ One Dangerous
NIGH -
Dead Mans Gulch"
| and
wildcat"
Fay BANTER in
Mrs. Wigs OF the
Cabbage Patch. "
Sabu, Maria Montez
and Jon Hall in
Arabian Nights"
Fay Banter in
Mrs. wigs of the
Cabbage Patch"
Tornado in the Sad
die" and We Are the
Marines"
7 Live on Danger"
Tenting Tonight in
Old Camp Grounds. "
= - - -
Northwest Rangers"
and
Thunder in City"
Allan Jones and Jane
Frazee in Moonlight
In Havana"
We Are the Marines"
and "McGuerins From
Brooklyn"
Junior Army" and
The Boogie Man viii
Get You"
| The Big Store"
and
Counter ESPIONAGE. "
Andrews Sisters
IN
"How's About It?"
I Daring Young
| Man" and
Powder Town"
All English r. A. F.
thriller, One of Our
Aicratt Is Missing 4"
George Washington
| Slept Here" and
! "Runlon in France"
John Shepperd, Vir-
ginia Gilmore. THE
Fighting Guerrillas."
Miss V. From Mos
cow and Mexican
, Spitf1re's Elephant.
/ Big Street"
| and
Cheyenne Roundup"
| The Man in the
Trunk and
"Thundering Hoofs."
James Craig and
Pat Dane in
Northwest Rangers"
Fighting Buckaroo"
and Eyes of the
Underworld"
Phantom Of China
town" and "Outla VS.
OF Boulder Pass. "
Charlie Chaplin
in
The CreatD Dictator 4"
"Thundering Trails"
and We Are the
Marines.
"Ridin Down the
Canyon" and I'VE
Are the Marines.
The Great Imper-
sonation" and
Truck Busters"
Leo Carrillo and Andy
DeVine in Danger in
the Pacific" "
Fay Banter in
Mrs. Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch"
The Corpse Van
lshes" and Cabinet
OF Or, Callgari.
Almost Married"
and
Jesse James, jr."
James Cagncy in
Yankee Doodle
Dandy.
Priscilla Lane and
George Brent in
Silver Queen.
Loretta Young and
Brian Aherne in "A
Night tc, Remember -
Living Ghost" and
"Renfrew OF Royal
Mounted. "
Tyrone Power and
Moureen o Hara in
The Black Swan. -
Eric portman in
One OF Our Aircraft
Is Missing "
Fay BANTER in
Mrs. Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch"
Stand BY All Net
works" and Lure of
the Wasteland.'
Claudette Colbert and
Joel McCrea in The
Palm Beach Story "
Night Monster"
and
Come On. Danger"
Gorilla Man"
and
"Falcon's Brother"
Fay E'ainter in
Mrs. Wigs Of the
Cabbage Patch"
Joel McCrea and
Claudette Colbert in
Palm Beach Story "
Mrs. Wigs OF the
Cabbage Patch and
Top Sergeant .
Godfrey Tearle in
One Of Our Aircraft
Is Missing. "
Clark Gable, Viviens
Leigh, Gone With
the Wind"
Paul NUM- and Lillian |
Gish in Commands |
Strike ut Dawn y
Richard Dix |
In
American Empire"
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
Now, Voyager,
and
"Brooklyn Orchid "
To be announced.
Gene Tierney and
George Montgomery
in China Girl. -
Jon Hall and
Maria Montez in
Arabian Nights
Ingrid Bergman and
Humphrey Bogart In
"Casablanca,'
Buster Crabbe and
Al St. John in The
Kid Rides Again, "
Mr.. Smith Goes to
Washington and
The Big Street
Basil Rathbone in
Sherlock Holmes
Secret Weapon.
Ginger Rogers and
Ray Milland. Major
and the Minor"
Dead Mans Gulch
and
wildcat"
Paul Mum and Anna
Lee in Commands
Strike at Dawn.
Sahu, Maria NIonte2
and Jon Hall in
Arabian Nights"
Fred MacMurray and
Paulette Goddard ir
Forest Rangers, -
Tornado in the Sad.
die" and We Are thf
Marines"
In Old California
and
Might Monster"
Andy Hardy's
Double Life" and
"Sagebrush La W
Gene Tierney and
George Montgomery
in China Girl.
Simone Simon
in
Cat People"
Ginger Rogers anc
Cary Grant in "Onct
Upon a HONEYMOON.
Between Us Girls"
and
"I Live on Danger" "
Bing Crosby and
Dorothy Lamour in
Road TO Morocco"
Monty Woolley and
IDA Lupino in
Life Begins at $50"
Gene Tierney and
George Montgomery
IN China Girl. "
Wildcat"
and
Nightmare.
John Shepperd. Vir-
ginia Gilmore. The
Fighting Guerrillas.
Great Impersona-
ton" and "Renfrew
OF Royal Mounted. +"
Big Street"
and
Cheyenne Roundup "
The Major and the
Minor" and Fight
ing Devil Dogs.
Jon Hall and
Maria MonteZ in
Arabian Nights, -
Secrets of a Coed"
and Riding Down
the Canyon.
Billy the Kid" and
DESPERATE Chance OF
Ellery Queen"
Charlie Chaplin
in
The Great Dictator "
Humphrey Bogart and
1nRrld Bergman in
Ca sablanca. -
Tyrone Power and
Maureen O'Hara in
Black Swan. -
Bing Crosby and
Bob Hone In
Road to Morocco
Burgess Meredith and
Claire Trevor in
Street of Chance -
Fred MacMurray and
Paulette Goddard in
Forest Rangers"
The Corpse Van
isheS" and Cabinet
of DR.. Caligari."
King Of the Under
world" and
"Deyll's Island. "
James CaRney in
Yankee Doodle
Dandy. 4"
Priscilla Lane and
George Brent in
Silver Queen.
william Boyd
IN
"Undercover Man"
Gentleman Jim
and
laundering Trails. "
Tyrone Power and
Moureen O'Hara in
The Black Swan"
Ba sill Rathbone In
Sherlock Holmes
Secret Weapon. "
Claire Trevor and
John Wayne i'll
dark Command.
Il Live on Danger
and
Mummy s Tomb" "
Claudette Colbert and
Joel McCrea In The
Palm Beach story"
For Me and My Gal"
and
yellow Cargo"
We Are the Marines"
and "McGuerins From
Brooklyn. -"
Paul Muni and Anna
Lee in Commands
Strike at Daw wn -
Fay BANTER in
Mrs. Wigs Of the
Cabbage Patch.
Mrs. Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch" and
Top Sergeant. "
Gene Tierney and
George Monteomery
in China Girl. "
Clark Gable, Vivien
Leigh, Gone With
the Wind"
Paul NUM- and Lillian
Gish In Commands
Strike at Dawn"
Richard Dix in
Eyes of the Under
world"
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Heffernun

Continued from Page Ell,
Evening star., 1943-03-21
SATURDAY

La ugh Your Blues
Away" and Plight
ing Devil Dogs. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Report
Has Dom S Right
Eye 0kdy Again

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5
.UP) Information from the pub
lie relations office AT the patrol
force headquarters on Treasure
Island and Tom DiMaggio, BUSH
ness manager for the three base
hall brothers, indicated today that
Dominic DiMaggio. Boston Red
SoX Centerfielder, had recovered
from an eye ailment and returned
10 active duty as navy coXswain
The public relations office at
the Ninth Naval District in ST.
Louis announced yesterday that
DiMsggio had lost the sight of his
right eye and was under the care
OF coast guard specialists.
But the statement from local
headquarters, which also was the
first mixing that the youngest OF
the famous baseball family was in
the navy and not the coast guard
said that Dominic had been hos.
pitalized Tor several weeks with
eye trouble from which he hao
completely recovered.
Tom said he had seen Dom re.
Gently" and that he understood the
Red Sox star was again on active
duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Eean Aided Collins

EGANS LITTLE SANCTO-
RUM-Egan reports receipt of
a letter from Bill Bradley. the
old Cleveland star third base
man, now scout for the Indians
and still a resident OF the village
across the lake.
"You should he happy you got
that pass for Collins" Bradley
wrote.
Bradley wrote OF Jimmy Col
Inns, who is seriously III in Buff
falo.
Egan explained: One time in
Buffalo, ne tEgan) found out
Collins did not have a pass 10 the
Buffalo international League
ball park. Egan, who always is
doing things for people, right
away corrected that outrage by
getting the one time famous star
"a seasons pass. Jimmy was Just
too modest TO ask for one. And
nobody else but Egan thought
of IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Wolverine runner TO capture
the Big Ten mile since 1907.
This was revealed in a search
through the record books at
Ann Arbor by Coach Ken
Doherty. They showed that II.
Coe turned the trick SO years
ago.
ITS hard to understand"
said Doherty, "but we've never
had tOp-flight milers. Indiana,
or Illinois, on the other hand
always seem TO come up with
one or two good men at this
distance"
Matthews speciality is the
half-mile, hut Doherty thinks he
has a good chance of taking the
mile. He has clicked the Royal
Oak lad in a fraction over 4:16
as compared to Seib of Illinois
4:18.9. best time turned in by
conference miller this season.
However, there are a half
dozen good men within 4 seconds
OF this time.
Matthews running mate In the
half will be John Roxborough
of Detroit and Doherty thinks
they have a good chance of fin
ishing one-two. Principal oppo-
sition is expected from Ralph
Fohland of Minnesota, who was
clicked in :53.6 three weeks
ago. close to Indiana's Charlie
Hornbostels mark OF 1885 set
In 1888.
Coach Doherty speaks glow
ingly of Matthews. He recalled
that the present Wolverine cap
tain came TO Michigan with the
idea of becoming one of Matt
Manns swimmers. He had
been on the Royal Oak High
team. He wasn't cold alto
tether on track and dropped
around 10 see Doherty. who
persuaded him 10 take his
sports on the hoof instead of
lying down.
Matthews Is Of the plugger
type and his present position as
a Wolverine star came as the
result of much hard work, effort
that brought recognition from
his teammates when they made
him captain of this years team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Zivic Counts on
Two-TimeChdrnl

NEW YORK. March < (UP).-
The betting is 81 that veteran
Fritzie Civic can not live up 10 his
reputation as "two-timer" to-
night and turn the tables on Light
weight Champion Beau Jack in
their return brawl at Madison
Square Garden.
Pittsburgh Fritzie is known as
a two timer" because he nearly
always improved his showings In
second tilts with opponents-with
chaps like Freddie Cochrane, Milt
Aaron Ruben ShankS. Lew Jen-
kins. Henry Armstrong and AL
Davis. However, his two-time
magic failed against Ray Robinson.