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Evening star., 1943-10-17
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Evening star., 1943-10-17
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Old Heroes Lead

The loss Of players. both 10
the armed services and 10 the
majors. has hurt the Internal
tional just as il has every other
circuit. Jersey City, with %
men under contract. is the
strongest numerically in the
league. Average roster is about
- players-with at least few
Of these cligibles apt 10 be
called 10 the colorS soon
Hopes for the continuance Of
the league stem in great meas
IRE from the fact that num-
her Of real baseball men are
running the show. Such former
biz league heroes as Gabby
Hartnett. Pepper Martin Fresco
Thompson and Burleigh Grimes.
men who were always known for
their fire and fight on and of
the field.
Behind them all towers the
figure OF Frank Shaughncssy.
former Philadelphia Athletics
outfelder who is now president
OF the International League.
ShaughneSSy is dedicated TO
The task Of keeping the game
alive for he feels that baseball
has a sacred duty 10 keep going
in spite OF any odds or handl-
caps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Record City Tourney Opens

William Wagnor's 22s in COS were
highs.
Joe Bomnarito's 2OO-226 ~ 597
md Fred CupiccioHfs 226 shared
honors ~ the Cadillac House.
Bill Meyer of Printers team
counted a TIC series on 2l4-23i-26S
in the AFL League last night al
Washington Bowl. setting a new
all-time high.
There was no "SOft and Safe" to
Walter Weiss 222-232-2O6 for
dandy $50 i'm the Greater Masonic
where Leo Gentile's 24I was best
single.
Bin villa ms. training IN
Florida, perhaps wH be happy 10
hear has friend, Charley Weir. lcas
head man on 2f5-2Of an 500 IN the
TirentietA Century House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
With Ty and Iris

For in the 1923 pcnnant
scramble, Simmons acted as tho
Philadelphia outfield He was
technically listed as the left
fielder. but iris Speaker in CEN
ter and TyruS Raymond Cobb
in right could give him little
support beyond vocal encourage
ment in patrolling the outer
gardens. At the end of their
brilliant careers-Speaker was
45 and Cobb was i2-their box
office value was considerable,
their sentimental appeal was
undcniable. but the veterans had
lost all the speed that had
earned them n place among the
NCamc'S immortalS
II There was nothing wrong with
'Yheir batting eyes. and they
could still lace out occasional
base hits When they did so.
the fans promptly forgave them
for their fielding lapses. Sim
mons labored heroically 10 cover
the entire outfield. but his ire
mendouS laborS received scant
recognition. Speaker and Cobb
got the glory, and Simmons did
the work.
The crStwhile greats soon
passed from the scene, however.
Mule Haas anc Bing Miller took
over, apd with them Simmons
climbed TO bright fame as the
star of the two-time World
Champion Athletics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

for the 1913 season IS partlcu-
larly significant because this is
the circuit whose record in
World War No. l perfectly typi-
fed the resolution Of baseball
men 10 keep the national
pastlme going then.
In the 1918 campaign the In
ternational League was forced
10 cut its player limit 10 II
players, and 10 shorten the reg
ular season. But the league
went bravely ahead. and emerged
from the conflict still very much
in business.
That 1918 loop wasn't bad
either, despite the dearth Of
.aycrs. Such future greats AS
latte Hoyt, Eddie Rommel and
Hack Ogden were among the
products Of the league that year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Lendhdn Likes
Amateur Bouts

Joe Lcnahan has seen hundreds
of fights as Judge for the state
boxing commission Last evening
he saw ms first amateur encoun-
tiers at Cooley High School anC
came away with a healthy respect
for the Youngsters produced
around this town
Take Joe Andary of Annun-
citation. He's "A cutie. Has the
markings Of fine fighter. Well
coached too. lie beat Don Mar
tin by a pretty good margin.
And then the big boy from
Highland Park. Howard Fenske.
That Brewster lad he battled,
John Oden. was plenty tough
hut Howard had clear margin.
These boys certainly give YOU a
lot Of action In AN evening"
The fights were staged by the
Northwest Exchange club and the
proceeds will 90 towards the pur-
chase Of a Link Trainer for the
Civilian Air Patrol.
The complete results
l26-POt Nd CLASS
Pov OidauI AnuunciatIon a 9. defeated
Eddie TrpEauuwu. Highland PARK Recrea
ton. joe Jacobs Annunciaflgn defeated
EDDIE rrquhArt. Highland Park Recreation
IS5-POt Nj CLASS
JAY Snora Annunclatun. defeated BOZ
SurchrW Highland PARK Recreation Clsr
enre LssIckI Highland Park Recreation
defeated Joe NasCleTen'o, Annunciation
Joe Andary Annuurlati1u. defeated Oar
Martin Highland Parh Recreation, Nicl
Pause Dcarhlra BOYS CIub. defeated Az
Price Brewster Recreation Center.
II1-POt NJ CLASS
F-die chez Gene Tu0rey Bows club
defeated John Liddy, Highland PARK. Re
creation.
H5-PoIN Nj CLASS
Tom Holm Dearborn Boys Club
defeated Var NIachus shamrock A c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Mango Singh Winner
Over Eddie Lewis

Mango Singh recaptured his bad
mans wrestling title at the Arena
Gardens last night when he re-
peated his performance Of two
years ago by beating Eddie bad
Man Lewis with his cobra hold
IN II IS in a sudden death match
Both had returned 10 the ring
after a spill when Mango applied
the deciding hold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Jeff Heath Leaves
To Rejoin Indians

SEATTLE. April 13 tINS)--
that both had 10 give
in a little" TO settle their contract
differences, JEFF II @ h, hard
hitting Cleveland Indian outfielder
revealed today that he will leave
to Join the Cleveland ball"club.
Heath has been working at the
Seattle shipyard. He has kept has
batting eye by working out daily
on the University of Washington
CamnuS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

International
70 Garry On as
II Did in 1918
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

The International League is
determined to carry on despite
the manpower shortage, which
is very good news indeed for
those who want TO see baseball
survive. Even if the big leagues
continue. the future OF the game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Classic Teams
Battle Tonight
For Positions
STANDINGS
TONIGHT's MATCHES

30-Tweniieih Century Recreation vs..
Vernor's alleys IL. Parisciean vs.. Sack
mans, "a Murdoch VS. Fife SD .
Ekhardt A. Becker vs. Chene-Trombly, rs.
P.45-Alrcrar vs. Krakow. alleys IL I.
Deluxe VS. Mineralites, 81. Stroh's VS..
Detroit Gasket, 5-s Pepsl-Cola vs.. Coca
Cola. rs
Matches A. Palmer Park Recreation, 100
w. McNichols. basement floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
ONLY A GAME APART

Earl Benton'S Gerisch is within
a game again of Norm Halleens
Index in Johnny Millett'S House
as "A result of winning a pair from
Scovera as the leader dropped two
TO Oldbru Gordon Tanner was on
with 209-235-233 for 677. Barney
Doyle's 217-223-207 for 647 and
Charley Martins 221-233 in 635
also were noteworthy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

Rocky Garrison. 25-year-old re-
cruit from Fort Worth in CEN
ter. and Pete Fox. the erStwhlle
Tiger, in right. II Garrison runs
his cars off trying 10 protect
the territory that the elderly
gentlemen on either side cant
cover. he can al least be sure
that Simmons understands per-
feCtly and sympathizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

will be most
precarious if
the loops that
gro o m the
lads for fu-
ture Stardonl
fold up.
The IA c [
that the In
ternat on a |
is going along
confd e n ly
with its plans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Al Simmons Case

As he pounds YEARLY through
the training routine in the Red
Sox camp tbs spring. We Won
der II Al Simmons every thinks
back 10 the 1923 American
League title chase and pOndcrS
~ on the quality Of poetic
Sticc.
Al has come out Of retirement
70 battle with a couple OF am
hifinnc NtniIr ", org lnr. q cr,nA -,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
POLICE DEADLOCK ENDS

Fifteenth Precinct paul Thur
kow. George Galbraith. Frank
WToblcSki. Art Harslg. Emory Will
llamS) broke its deadlock with
Administration lIIerb Case, George
Garner joe NaWroCki Tony DARN.
Louis WctSchaO for the top in the
Detroit Police after eight weeks by
winning two games from No , as
its rival dropped a pair 10 No. !,
William Bonds and Walter KrOe-
poIS 2i5S and Charles Gcrisch's
2l0-223 in go stood out.
Hcnry'S in the American Division
and Atlas in the National are the
champions ol the Conglo circuit.
Season highs went to HenTy's,
1909 and 2S95; Dave Nelick 6l3,
Johnny Wilber 260. Nltes $40 and
2iS2. Barney Teal SO and Nanny
ROsen 232,
"Ap Chofcc ,cos cl0ckcd IN ESQ
in the crest "SjO' House uherc
Ray BoJcdca is trying 70 lire doUn
his 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

I h Q Boston
outfeld, and
at this point
1t look $ as
though he is
going to win
out.
Most likely
I h q $ o y
starting out
field will be
Simmons in
@ fl fie O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

Flyers are merely three lengths
behind LiberatOrs in the Ford Air
craft. The former came out with
four points in the Test House match
rs il rival carried only one Of four
Joe MszOlek's 235 and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
BY HAROLD KAHL

It's Joe Norris Stroh George
Holmes Fife and Nal Gilmour' S
Parisclean - only three games
apart-as Detroit Times All-Star
Classic bowlers wind up their reg
ular scheduled season at the
Palmer Park Recreation tonight.
And the fate Of these three clubs
is expected 10 hang in the balance
until position night next Tuesday
when the final matches will be
rolled at Crest Recreation. Fife
and Parisclean will be battling to-
night for that last crack at Stroh
because on position night the
teams are paired according 10 their
standings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

Tom DiPonio played the piano
to the tune of 19I-220-278 for $50,
new high single and second high
series I'm the Palm Beach Senior
House. "Vic" Trevesian missed by
one pin with 277 and Joe MOrano
clipped 252.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
SCHLITZ RIDES HIGH

Schlitz narcd up and threw 1045
at The leading Mccullough Five in
the Detroit ElkS. Frank Damico's
2i7-2O0 in CPS was high series.
Jack Shallow Greek Cunningham
surprised with 226-202 in 606 as
Secretary Frank Resch bagged his
first twin-century of the season,
204. He may reach 600 yet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

SIS ypnticd ia the Southeastern
LudicS House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
NAY STUMBLE

PariSclean will have 10 be AT its
best 10 repeat IFS sweep over Ted
Rebain'S Sackman IS. which IS pos
Sible but not likely. The pressure
in on and Sackman'> is determined
TO stay in the first division
The fourth place tie between
F.. &, B. and Harold Aliens Min
.eralites should be broken as the
former has 10 contend with Joey
PauluS' dangerous Chene-Trombly
crew as the latter catches Bill
David'S Deluxe. To halt Chene-
Trombley's advance Henry Ehrle's
Coca-Cola will have to put the
SkidS 10 Herman Bcngclls Pepsi
Cola. which is doubtful
The individual average race is
just as close as the team Johnny
CrimminS h Q : the pack with
204. 10. bur Norris and. Chef Blu
kowSki are only stones throw
away with 20330 and 20265. re-
lSpeCtiVely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
STANDINGS LIE

Stroh. however. is by no means
certain OF holding first place de-
spite the fact it tops Fife by two
games. The standings would seem
10 indicate that for Roger Over
myers Detroit Gasket dwells IN
the cellar. a place II doesn't be-
long. But the standings lie IN tins
particular case.
Detroit Gaasket has been be-
sieged with bad luck from the out
set of the season. It's last two
matches against George Bryant
Ekhardt a. Becker and Fife arc
no better examples when games
and totals that ordinarily would
have resulted in sweeping victories
turned out 10 be shutoutS Lady
Luck may ride with the GaSkets
tonight for a change much 10
Stroh'S discomfort.
Fife runs into Charley Good
rows Murdoch. the team that
combed Stroh for two last week 10
add spice 10 the greatest classic
race ever staged. Fife took the
odd game the first time they met.
but Murdoch is capable Of revers-
ing that decision against one OF
the finest clubs Holmes has ever
assembled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

g. c. REC We s., s9 },sc5 s,,.s T Wi,. 1877
Open Bowling at All Hours
BOWLING SCHOOL S s.,lustar sP W. !UIss
strathmoor Recreation sehOolcrsft at Cd. River.
opsu Alleys All pa, Today. All DAY Sat. sun
BOWL .O.DROME I27o' D e re- ty 40. $3.50
Omen Bo~uua TODAY TIT p. N. and After 49,.
Beautiful Cocktail LOUNGE. Nou'H like ~
chDlIILc % ,, ,a2 e. CONGRESS s,s5 ,,.,.,
Open Bosina OsiS A. NJ. TO CLOSING Select
League Openings Lett New Management.
CASINO RE- 1851 WOODWARD AVE
GAolho nIu' IS Alleys ca 1892 ,,,
BEING TAKEN Iols Now AIR.cooLGoi
CHeNE-TR0MBLY ''i p. c sa5c
Morning. Afternoon and Evsninu summer LEAGUE,
Nov seins Formed. Contact Joe Paulu.
DETROIT RECREATION ss saLsy''t C. S ssso
\ 70 Alleys. open Bowling at ALL TlMESl
Convenient 10 All IfansporstiOu Lines,
GARDEN REC. ave w s.1ISs,1, Sse,,.s 1880
Open Bowling TODAY USti p. " ard After
. ~ p. N. convsnisn, to All TRANSPORTATION.
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p ~ and After 1880 p ~ Ere. Instructions
Daily. Excellent Bus. Street Car TRANSPORTATION.
GREAT LAKES :, w6 20 sA5I'n sS. s,s,
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p. n. ard After q no p. M.-Cocktah Bar.
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MI lnlHl nIU' CENTRALLY LOCATED.
~ MODERN ALLEYS
Open Every oO U6il MdniQht Ma. s4ss.
uIIICTTic s7i7 TRUMBUIL AVE.
u ~ WiLLLII TR 2.s33S
10 Alleys Open Bowling UntH y n. ard
After u p. n. All oS SATURDAY
nmCJc pCn 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
LUWL nLbs 10 BILLIARD TABLES
Cocktail Lounge. NJ. s3i2
1925 East IsaersOa II Eastis.a
llnKv cTpIKc 6S4i GRAND RIVER Al
lUUhl otnIhL TINE BLVD tn 1855
opsn Bowling TODAY Until p. ". and Ans'
" 30 p. ". "a Brunsslek Conennniai lanes Frss
Instruction BY Ruth Johnson. Oar so~ opsu.
MT. ELLIOTT REC, '@' 1s NJ ,.s sss'O'
opsn Apsyt q A. ~ Uptn p ~. snd Are
~ Visit Our coektaH Lounye. fNeslisu, feed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

Joe Drcger popped in 2jf rs
Seminole carried Of The Joily Fitty
croWn NTH plenty 10 spare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

For a new proprietor, Fred VIII
lett stood members of the Riviera
House loop on their heads In firing
257. Rayner Five broke its dead
lock with Gordon for first by
sweeping Wolverine for four points
when Gordon Tanner tipped 2O7-
236-l99 for 6I2. The latter is only
50 pins behind Jack Robinson. who
tops the individual averages with
1877.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

Lillian B rooks' 19O-I7f IN 52S
and Grace Johnson's I93-t7O in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
TWO SQUADS

There will be two squads Of 20
fiveS each night. The second will
be composed mostly Of American
Legion West Side and Allen Park
Commercial league outfits. The
fiVe-men will run 81 consecutive
days through May 10, doubles and
singles starting at WY Recrea-
ton next Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
By HAROLD KAHL

To the blare of Beaudry Posts
Drum and Bugle Corps, 20 Amer
lean Legion teams will fire the
initial shots in the thirty-frst an
nual City bowling tournament for
a prize melon of S2672l az the
Great Lakes Recreation tonight
The event, the largest held any
where with 2.543 teams, 2,95S dou-
bles and 5.21S singles, will be pre-
coded by fitting opening ceremonies
at 100 p. m. Mayor Edward j.
Jeffries. Elmer Baumgarten, Sccrc-
tary Of the American Bowling
Congress, officers in the Detroit
Bowling Association, Women'S City
and bowling proprictorS' aSsocia-
tons will take part
Special tributes also will be paid
10 James Shillady, IN whose honor
the tourney Is named IN -rCrugnt-
ton for his 20 years Of faithful
service as treasurer, and Mrs.
George w. Nicpoth, widow of the
1ata laprntar-,F
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

N0RTH END IzlOs los: cAsPAu. NEXT
Open Until 4 AN. Daily
OLYMPIC REC. r a.. s.s,: 60 iP s ssss
" Alleys. New and Modern. RsthsksIIsr
open Bowiins All Day Saturdays and SundayL
PAlACE-SCHOENHERR as soaS a. : 'i s..G
FREE INSTRUCTIONS DAILY on the Paul NOR
ley seIf-instructOr. Learn to Bowl Correctly Here.
PALM BEACH $3.50 s,, stTt"s NV .' ,.s, s"'
VIII Appreeist. Your Vote for 1874 City Doubles
and sIreI. Tournament. " Brand New Lsn',.
PALMER PARK nes,esoLs s 30 "a ss's'''
TO. s.2232. ~ Bruns~lek Alleys compIsssiy
MOderuiIsd. Free Parking AvsiIsbls. opsu Allow
PAhklAhU souTsFitto. cI. szao
is Brand New lanes so~ Open 10 PubiIei See
Them Bowl while EnIoyins the Best Food and
Rsfrs'hmsnts IN ostroiti Prsttss' Cocktail lsUnse
''' ; ss s g.,
OPEN BOWLING EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING UNTIL 400 A. n
pAlNp0W Lozs sRArlor ~. $3.50
After ~. sundsys-MiEsd Doubles ., 80 p. N.
and $50 nsn's Doubles 81 i04S P. ~
nHWUNH " Alleys Air.c0ndltonsd.
Summer Leagues No~ Bsina Formsd. Ioin ho~'
Entrs Leseu. Reservations Also BsinP Tsksu.
RIVIERA REC. %" ssAs NO s ss:, AVE-
summer Leagues Nou Formias Lif.Cooied tof
Your comtor. open Bosiias TIL J. After >.
STATE FAIR 1900 WOODWARD 20. s-'S'a
Ooen Alleys Every Evening st q 30 Al Day Sat.
and Sun. Free Instruction, wses-Dy AitsrHosns.
THE NAPLES azsss MICHIGAN oa. $40
les Tsyior extend, InSlta,ion Ter isi4 Ciy
Tourney 5-nen Evsnt. Cooled 70 fovr Cs@fsft.
VIcI0nY 77h I7rnA ossh~Ast
Open BouIine UntH ctouns. FREE issTHuc-
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VOGUE REC. eAO''Or ~ - So, ss'S'''N
Vote for Is4f CITY Dogbis, Singles TouFfsf FFs.
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Evening star., 1943-05-02

MOVIE HADIEs' salaries ere
bssed on sse. Those under 81
dsys old get SIS daily; those from,
81 to 81 days, $50; and those from
one to six months, only SIS. In
c;dsntaily, a baby cannot begin
his movie career before he is II
dsys old.
coauGAJGDos in the British Army
are trained to be completely
self-reliant. They arc not quar-
tered in barracks, but arc per-
mitted to live where they choose,
being given SO a week for room
and board. They also select their
own weapons for u raid. One
private raided France in his
house clippers because he want
ed to be comfortable
JDS haze been sirev character
istic nicknanses BY several Of our
allies. The Russians caH them
"hosils" or goats, the Msxicsns
''cucsvachas'' or oockroacIses,
and the Chinese symbol means
'1ittle tough guys"
MERCHANDISE was not Origi-
nally marked at ~ cents, 50
cents and SO cents because it
Evening star., 1943-05-02
FOR INSTANCE

sounded like less than . round
figure. A New York department
store started the practice, be-
fore cash registers were in use,
50 that clerks would have to 90
to 4 cashier for change and
would be less tempted to pocket
q coin or q bill.
A1DUL-Axlz. Sultan Of Morocco.
thought, until he soss deposed
in 1902, thse such articles ~
automobiles, Pisssos sssd dis-
nsond necklaces he'd to be bought
MARTHA WARRINGTON il tho
only woman whose portrait has
appeared ON us. paper cur
rency. A series of dollar bills
issued between 1887 and 1892
bore her likeness.
RAP YLYERS sclso sight sssotl'er
pIas,e ouer England at night de-
tern,is,e scItetlter it 10 . friend or
enemy BY firing red, green ov
,ohits flares from . Vssy Pistol
in the l,resvrsnsed code Of tho
dsy. If tho unidentified pilot
doesn't szssoer sCith the proper
color combination, hs IL st.
tackled. MI bVs0
Evening star., 1943-05-02

borough, Bellows and Denis. Present
smash hit is series of French pro-
vincial fashions. based upon authen-
Evening star., 1943-05-02

tic peasant styles.
Our eight-year-old
model wears one of
them. Translated in
to wearable. laumdd-
able ginGha1ns and
chint1es, they are
gay little dirndl
dresses with ric-r.c
or fringe-trimmed
shawh. which cm be
worn around the
shoulders or around
the head. They have
plenty of appeal for
little girls %. fulfll
n,others' hopes that
there will still be
style for their dress
con scious young
daughters. that .
long - there 10 a will
to create smart.
Evening star., 1943-05-02

elves . created designs that can
'stske it, in daily wear and tear;
IN the tub: and on the ironing board.
Evening star., 1943-05-02

Nov meet Emily
Wilkens who won
her spurs in Holly
wood. where she
toued out children
of famous movie
families -. who has
now been signed up
BY Saks-Fifth Ave
nue. and a manufac-
turer with national
distribution. Her
specialty IL CiotneS
for vell-deseed littk
girls from six to IL.
Past smash hits to
ha credit include her
story-book fashions.
inspired byCivilW War
styles . the Rus
sian peasant designs.
With plenty of color
and dash the ia
nous portrait fashio'
Evening star., 1943-05-02

wearable, snall-fry fashions, there
will always be a way. thanks to the
ingenuity Of American designes.
Evening star., 1943-05-02

NOUS portrait fashions. which boz
noved period charm from children's
clothes painted by Renoir. Gains-
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there, tried working with couple of
cowboy bands. The only thing
they gave him was experience, SO
he finally found an hOnest-tO-
goodness cowpuncher job on
Montana ranch. Brandin' and
ropin' and ridin' the range -
and Roy was on his way.
He saved a few bucks, went back
to Los Angeles and ended up on the
radio as part of The Sons of the
Pioneers, mesquite-song specialists.
He was in hat store one day when
a cowboy trotted in, said he needed
a new hat in a hurry. He wanted it
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use him to replace Autry But he'd
be nice to have around to keep Gene
in line. So Rogers became Repub-
lies second team. He was too good
to keep on the bench, though. They
began giving him the build-up five
years ago. He's already made more
than 40 pictures.
Roy looks the part much more
than Autry ever did. He's properly
lean and 1.-the and has good rolling
gait. His legs aren't really bowed
but the cowboy boots he always
wears Che owns 10 pairs at $50 EACH
give that effect. His cheekbones are