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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
.Thea+er JekyI-Hydes

Dr. JekylS and Mr.. Hydes Of
The show shop What is mirth-
provoking in the theater Tues
day is no laughing matter on
drama page the Wednesday fol-
lowing. Is the professional
theatergoer developing a dou-
bic standard OF mirth and mo-
rality7
I suppose its quite all right
for p drama critic 10 change his
spotS-his high spots and his
low Spots-between the first
performance Of a new produc-
ton and the first edition Of next
days paper.
That. I wouldn't be surprised.
Is one of his several privileges.
But il would he easier on both
his fellows and his followers if
he lived up-or down--to his
public opening night reactions.
This time I'm thinking of the
Margaret Webster revival Of
The Cherry Orchard" When il
opened q while ago at the Ma
tional, II was quite obviously
oyer-streamlined.
But next day. i'm their wary
write-ups no more than two Of
the firSt-string critics came
right out and said so. The
Cherry Orchard" may be
comedy. as its author called it.
But IL certainly isn't a farce, as
Miss Webster staged il and my
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
She Still Objects

oven later, when Louis h
Mayer saw me in san Francisco
and offered me an unusually
good screen contract" she rec
called. ~ was still set on not
having anything more 10 do
with that kind 81 wOri, And
10 prove she WASH kidding she
returned 10 Los Angeles and
settled down as n housewife.
She later went back 10 her old
job as model. however. when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Eddie Ward Gets
Sinner From Wife
HOLI-YWOOD- "a. -

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 7.
RibberS are having field
day over the black eye Sported
by Eddie Ward, musical direc-
tor for Susanna Fosters pic
ture, The Climax. T." He got il
boxing with his wife. No fool
ing, they were working out
with gloves on. She's the for
mer Anna La Barba, sister Of
Fidel La Barba.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Esther Williams
Relates Trying
TO Dodge Career
HOLLYWOOD. Feb. s.

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 3.
ESTHER WILLIAMS, M-G-Mi
- own mermaid, probably
tried harder than any girl in the
history OF Hollywood to duck a
career, but she now admits the
jig is up. She says she is
finally resigned TO life OF
Kleig lights and cameras
what can l dO?" she re-
Gently asked us on the set OF
Mr.. Coed. her current picture.
I'm i'm this thing (meaning her
career) up 10 my neck" And
10 think all Esther had wanted
out of life was TO be- a good
wife 10 her husband, 2I-year-
old DIR. Leonard kOVner.
A Very Funny Man
"Nben Billy Rose first started
firing offers at me TO get me
into show business kept telling
him he was very funny man"
narrated Esther. But IL wasn't
80 funny when his offers started
topping the amount 1 made ~ "A
model. couldn't resist and
joined his aquacade troupe in
San Francisco In 1888"
Rose spent about thousand
dollars on phone calls and
flowers TO induce Esther 10 sign
with him, but once i'm the show
she regretted IL. Following her
marriage 10 Or. kovner three
months later she decided she
would quit show business for
good ss soon as her agreement
with the impressario had eN-
pired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Music Rave Unites Them

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. -
Margaret Whiting and Bill
Eythe have discovered each
other Their meeting was tops
in coincidence. Bill did n rave
in Il music shop about Mar
garet's recordings and she hap
pened TO be right there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Loses His Script
To Auto Thieves.
HOLLYWOOD. Feb. Il.

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. i.
While Sonny Tufts was in a
Beverly Hills drug store a
group Of bobbysox fans got into
his car and lifted SonnyS copy
Of the Bring on the Girls
script. 1t contained a lot of
annotations and he says please
20 ask them TO return H. He'll
gladly supply another copy Of
the script. an autographed pic
ture or some other souvenir.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Tells for First Time

"Yes. II did" She admitted.
"and I've really never told this
to another reporter before. One
day I was standing in the middle
of the dress salon where
worked, dressed TO my teeth in
very smart creation.
"And a. | stood there very
still, n fusSy customer walked
smack dab into me. oh, I'm
sorry she said. Il thought YOU
were one of the store dummies
That was too much. II was then
Leonard and l drew mp my con
tract-because even he admitted
that being an actress il more
dignified than being "A dummy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Consistency Advocated

Oh well, drama criticism has
always been a matter OF per
Sonal opinion ! hope il always
Will be! But ! can't for the life
OF me see why That personal
opinion has need 10 change be-
tween the first performance in
the theater and the first write
up IN the paper If ] laugh
whole heartedly in the Winter
Garden, why can't l say SO in
my column II, last night. 1
found The Cherry Orchard
overly jocuiar why not say so
IN today $ paper? l try 10.
II, i'm his aisle seats he finds
Bobby Clark inordinately enter
tanning, there's no good reason
why Bobby Clark shouldn't re-
main Unfortunately entertaining
when. a little later, he sits down
az his desk 10 write about him ?
Getting back TO the beginning
10 Mrs. ToddS fabulous off
spring and his fabulous 'MeXi-
can Hayride" 1T is. besides be-
ing big and beautiful, a very
funny show
SO is "Wallflower' and Studs
in Your Eye.
At their respective premiereS,
every first string critic laughed
out loud at them But out of
their papers. not in them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
mnmmmlmmumWlllImuNHnlnnunHlnmlnmrm


color of my hair, and 60 top II
oil, We asked for an eNorbitant
salary"
The young couple didn't
reckon with Louis b Mayer and
his associates, however. They
met every one of her demands.
They even allowed her 20 turn
down q jolt as Clark Cables
leading lady in one picture be-
cause she felt she wasn't pre-
pared 10 do right by herself as
an actress.
with all the resistance YOU
showed" ! told Esther, some
thing must have happened to
make you break down and sign
"A contract"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
$4,000 for so Records
HOLLYWOOD. Feb. l

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. z.
Fifty monograph recor d :
from the Higher and Higher"
score, autographed by Sinatra.
sold Sl50.200 worth OF war
bonds at the Victory House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Date Disa ppeafs S,
Nov in Max Camp
HOLLYWOOD. Feb. u.

IiOI-L " OUJ, FtD. =.
Fifteen months ago, on the
"BombardieT" location i'm New
Mexico, Anne Shirley had sew
eral dates with Tt. Robert Me
Ginnis. She thought il funny
she never heard from him.
Now the mystery is solved
Anne received note from the
Lieutenant thanking her for the
good times they had together.
1t was mailed from a German
prison camp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

audience had ah-ed its cos
t,rp,rc ..k-aA is .-4..4-..-rrl
chortlod AZ ms comedy,
Especially az the rough-and-
ready antics Of Bobby Clark.
Having caught up with the
piece prior 10 MS Broadway UNI
yelling ] know just how good
il was. So I took a minute or
10 watch Tho reactions OF the
first New York audience.
Tremendous Even the critics
Tor Tho morning papers liked TO
died a-lauChing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Her LIST of Don IS

1T wasn't without struggle.
though. Leonard and I worked
out lot Of don'ts for my pro-,
posed contract. which we were
certain would make the studio
leave me alone forever. We
asked that be given drama
lessons for n long period before
l would he asked Ia face
camera even for test; that I
would never he shown kissing
An actor IN still picture; that
they could never change the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Laughs Not in Print

Came tho dawn And with
the dawn came the morning
papers. Mexican Hayride' was
lavish. luxurious. reSplendant
But. while Mexican Hayride"
Mas all these things. Mexican
Eavridc" wasn't so very funny
We'll, told myself. maybe those
morning paper reviewers had
been laughing at each other
Could be-
Such was the case with Never
Davis "Wallflowcr Here is a
free-speaking comedy 10 which.
as reported, no girl should
take f1rr-rnutheT. But II IS
funny. 1t is very, very funny!
ON the evening OF its opening.
every professional fIrSt-nighter
that l could see found this 10
he so. Critics were laughing
their heads off all around me.
Picking up the papers on my
WAY home from the office. /
once more discovered that IL is
possible for a critic 10 laugh
positively with one portion OF
his mind and. later on, write a
negative dramatic criticism with
the other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
NEW YORK DRAMA
6y Robert garland
Critics Laugh in Theater
But Show Gloom in Print
lotcroseo1s New, ser,,s. pr.~. fauor

NEW YORK Feb. u
MRS. ToDBS fabulous offspring Mike must have been
u pertulbcd theatrical producer Of morning The
eight before Garden he had displayed
Mexican Hayride' for the first time Manhattan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Finds He Was Preiudiced

81 had the wrong idea about
Hollywood" Barry told me for
the record. because i'm New
York ] played in and saw 30
many devastating satires on the
film business such as Once in
a Lifetime and Boy Meets Girl
And most OF the people l acted
with had personal differences
against the town or were pasSe
stars trying to regain their fad
ing careers and not succeeding.
The theater. with exception
of such really fine people as the
EuntS, Katharine Cornell, Helen
Hayes and a handful OF others,
actually is made up OF those re-
turning from Hollywood after a
bad 10 mediocre adventure or
those desperately eager To go
but who hide their diSappoint-
ment at lack OF Offers by aSsum-
ing disdainful. superior atti-
tude toward the place. They
aren't happy unless snarling at
film personalities, calling them
everything from heels to lame
brains"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

Harry Richman is the
current Bowery headliner.
she became bored with staying
at home.
But M-G-N didn't forget, )"
she went on. "They called me
regularly every month for n
year, although Leonard and l
kept telling them a picture
career would put too many de
mands on our private lives. l
suppose il only human for us
finally TO give I'm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
At THE
STUDIO
Ey 7Li( Kan
Star Barry Sullivan
Finds Hollywood
rd-Workine, Sober
Special to rnE DETROIT TIMES

Special to THE DETROIT TIMES
HOLLYWOOD. Feb. Pat
rick Francis Barry Sullivan, the
seventh son Of a seventh son,
admits he came to Hollywood
from the stage with a chip on
his Irish shoulder. But now that
they have fixed his name as just
plain Barry and have made him
a star in the movies, he thinks
Broadway is all wei .ahont the
cinema.
Barry has settled his wife
and 2-year-old son, John Cor
neliuS, in the Make Rosenbloom
honeymoon cottage with four
bedrooms, three baths, a swim
ming pool and badminton COURT
and ne wants TO ask HollyWood's
pardon for all the dark thoughts
he had about movie folk before
ne came West. lie also wants
to explain 10 Broadway pals
that he rented the RoSenbloom
cottage not because he wants
TO put on airs but because IT
was the only house he could find.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

frst-night fellows admitted in
-the lobby.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-21

trajni strah pred Kalebovo
pretnjo. Amalija nj pozabila
spominjati Judite sleherni dan
ma to. -
Neki vecer je videla Ella, ko
Sc je peljala il Yellow Posta
domov, Indijanca, jezdecega ko-
njicka po juzni cesti, XII je dr.
zala mimo Brundove in Erikso-
move kmetije proti severn div
jo gozdnato pokrajino in preko
te v ozemlje nestetih jezer in
rex, kamor so odhajali ljudje,
da bi Sc odtegnili svetu. Dekle
je spoznala Indijanca. Bill je
sin John Tobacco, XII je prezi-
vel poletje v tisti pokrajini.
Spotoma je nedvomno naletel
ma Malcolma ter govoril z njim.
Okrenila Sc je ter gledala "a
MIN, dokler il nj izginil izpred
oci.
Ko ga nj vec videla, jo je
zgrabilo "a grlo in veke "a ma
ocniki so il pricele magic utri-
patti. Sal je bila tako blizu clo-
veku, XII je videl Malcolma in
govoril MIN. A Sc ia srecni
trenotek il je bliskoma preset.
Odprla je oci ter zagledala
nejasno belo perilo, XII je plahu-
talo z motovoza ma domacem
dvoriscu. Cakalo je nanjo, da bi
ga odnesla v hiso, oskropila in
razgrnila "a likanje.
(NodoljeVamje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-21
STRAIN 8

tolmacila brzojavko, XII 50 10
oddajali. Brzojavka je govorila:
"Primite potnika v vlaku stew.
1881. Razpoznalna znamenja
so
Pet minut potem je tovarisi-
ca ze telefonirala Holmenu, XII
je bill nekje oh progi. IRA je BIZ
la ze 11::30 in cato je bilo treba
najti nitro pot "a resitev.
Dvajset minut kasneje Sc je
nekemu Holmenovemu zaupni-
ku posrecilo dvigniti rdeci sig
nal, XII kaze, da Sc mora vlak
takoj ustaviti. Holmen, XII je ca
kal 'ob progi, je skocil ma vlak
in me resil.
Trenotek kasneje je rdeci 81
gnal izginil, kar je pomenilo, da
je proga prosta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-21
La" sakes. Paw. # you'd wss.he,,tr;p this heu;
you wouldn't have to winte, in The brood.,l"

dar je stopila v hiso. Privadila
Sc je svoji nesreci, tako da ra-
zen te nj videla skoraj mic dru-
gega ma svetu.
Vreme sc je zopet zjasnilo in
nastala je zarka, suha poletna
vrocina. Linda je stopila neki
dan il hise, da bi zunaj ogra-
de opazovala Judito, XII sc je vo-
zila ma stroju gori in doll po
njivi. zito je bilo podobno trde-
mu, rjavemu zlatu, mad katerim
so migljali razgreti solncni va
lovi. Judita je delala in vozila
enakomerno, ne da bi sc kolic-
kaj ozirala ma Lindo. Niti en-
krat nj dvignila roke in 81 obri-
sala potu z lica. Duh Sc je To-
eil Cd ME, ostalo il je lie zajet-
no, tezko telo, XII je delalo brez
nehanja kakor stroj.
Linda Sc je prestrasila njene
izpremembe. Upala je, da Sc il
pogum nanovo dvigne, kadar j
DO Martin mogel pomagati pri
zitu. Neki veoer je neletela ma
Svena in mu rekla, da bi mogel
Kaleb s svojo neminljivo cujec-
nostjo zlomiti Judito. Linda sc
je v resnici bala tega. Sven je
ma njene besede planil pokonci
in jo je hotel takoj mahniti mad
Kaleba, da bi Sc pomenil z MIN,
kakor je starec zasluzil, toda
Linda ga je pregovorila, maj
pocaka. Sal Sc je morale itak
v kratkem nekaj dogoditi, kar
maj bi Kaleba spravilo far
me.
Ma zadnje je bill Martin 20.
pet sposoben, da je sci ma Mi
vo. Njegova rama je bila sicer
Sc obcutljiva in trda, toda FAINT
nj mogel biti vec brez posla in
gledati Judite, kako slednje ju.
tro odhaja z donna in prihaja
pozno pod vecer della. Razer
tega mu je postalo KalebovC
!. hlinjeno tarnanje neznosno. Sci
je torej ma njivo in rama, XII sc
je bila sele pred kratkim IL
, nebila tesne preveze, ga je ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-21
RDEcI SIGNAL
(Nadaljevanje 2 2. strani)

Bill je videti zelo nezadovo-
lien, da je prlsel ma postajo, ko
je vlak ze odpeljal. Pc kratki
zadregi je stekel v brzojavni u
rad. Moja tovarisica Sc je pod
vizala "a MIN. v uradu je a.
gent Ohrane razburjeno napisal
nekaj besed ma obrazec "a br-
zojavke, ga odnesel k hnici ter
zapovedujoce vzkliknil: ''Drzav-
ma zadeva! Brezpogojna pred
most pred vsemi brzojavkami!"
Anita Goringova je sedla "a
bliznjo mizo in navidez pazlji-
vo pisala. Pri tenn je razloeno
slisala, kako brzojav tiktaka
Morsejeva znamenja. Znala je
"brati z usesi" in docela jasno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-21

solncu silno skelela. Toda fant
je delal podvojeno pridnostjo
da bi nadomestil zamujeni cas-.
Kaleb, XII ga je opazoval izpred
ograje, 81 je gladil z roko brke
in Sc smehljal. Martin je bill
vesc svojemu poslu.
Judita Sc tudi po Martino-
vem prihodu ma njivo nj izpre-
menila. Amalija jo je pozorno
opazovala. Sprevidela je, da je
v njenem vedenju nekaj nena-
.ravnega, kar nikakor nj posledi-
ca strogega nadziranja, XII mu
je bila podvrzena. Toda matt je
nj izprasevala po vzroku, bojec
Sc, da je ne bi izzvala il te oto-
pelosti k Sc hujsi silovitosti, ka-
kor jo je bila ze pokazala. Nor
da pa je vplival nanjo tudi njen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-21
Opomini glede raci-
joniranja -: Is.

SLADKOR
Znamke st. 80, 81 in 81 so Sc
daj veljavne vsaka "a pet fun
tov sladkorja, do preklica.
Znamka st. 40 je. veljavna "a
pet funtov sladkorja "a vkuha-
vanje konzerv, in sicer do 2S.
februarja 1945.
MESO, MAsCOBE
Rdece znamkc A 8 do z 8 SO
veljavne do preklica.
PROCESIRANO SADIE In
ZELENJAVA
, Modre znamke A 8 do z 8 in
A 5 so veljavne do preklica.
GASOLIN
V II drzavah ma vzh0du, je
kupon A-12 veljaven do 8. av-
gusta. v drugih drzavah je v
yeljavi kupon ALP, in sicer do
2l. septembra.
CEVLJI
Znamki St. 1 in 2 aerOpla'
nom v knjizici st. 3 ste veljav-
nj do preklica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-21
Marta Ostenso
(Nadalievanje)

"Hoj, gospod Rrund," je
vzkliknila Linda. Voznik ie ho-
tel z vozom mimo njiju, ne )da
hi ju pogledal. Potegnil je "a
vajete in sc ozrl voza.
"Bog dali" je pozdravil. Sklo-
nil Sc je in jima segal v roko.
Linda mu je predstavila Marka.
'"Tako krasno jutro imamo,
midva sva sc ze malo izpreho-
dila," je rekla Linda. "Kje ste
bill, gospod Brund?"
Nv Yellow Postu. Cd Johan-
nesona sem kupil davi tale
voz."
"Lep voz," je dejal Mark.
"Se dosti dober. Johanneson
prodaja oh nedeljah poceni," Sc
je odrezal Joel. "Kako je z An
tonom Klovaczem?"
"Ne. posebno dobro, bojim Sc
zanj," je odvrnil Mark. "Moz je
slab"
Joel Sc je premaknil ma sede-
zu. Ocividno nj vedel mic druge-
ga. Tezko telo sc mu je nerodno
stresalo. Ozrl Sc je stran.
Linda in Mark sta Sc poslo-
villa. MOI je okorno privzdignil
siroki slamnik in prijel "a va
jete. Voz je zopet oddrdral po
cesti.
"Ubogi JOEL" je zamrmrala
Linda. Mark, pomisli, kaj vse
dozivlja v dust, pa ne more
izraziti."
"Tudi on Sc izraza po svoje."
"Z delom."
"Nemara."
Odpravila sta Sc polagoma
proti Sandbovim, kamor sta bi-
la povabljena ma kosilo. Tisti
dan je Linda pogosto mislila ma
Fusija Aronsona in Joela Brun-
da, radovedna, kako bosta zah.
tevala mozakarja placilo "a kri.
vico, XII jima je bila prizadeta.
Pri kosilu je rekla gospa
Sandbova: "Torej nista bila '
hisi pri moji Dori? Ia Boga
kaksen clovek! Niti tega il NJ
dovoli, da bi jo smell prijatelj
obiskati. Pomislita: tisti Cliff
Lyndahl maj pride danes ali ju
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-21
Marta Ostenso
STRAsTM BEG

tri k njej, pa bo moral stati zu-
maj pred vrati in prositi, maj ga
pustijo hiso, da il pomaga.
Tt! TAX moz!"
Mark in Linda sta sc spogle-
dala. ".>. ..-~-.
Dnevi so magic potekali in
Martin je zopet lahko delal
poskodovano roko. Kaleb ga je
lahno osteval, kadarkoli je pri-
sci v hiso.
"Pol ceneje bi bill lahko dobil
tisti voz cd Johannesona, &c bi
bill incl koga, da bi ga bill po-
|slal ponj," je govoril pri ko-
silu vprico zbrane druzine.
"Vedno moran imeti izgubo.
Res, nimam daru "a kupcijo,
sicer bi bill postal koga k ME-
mu. Prihodnjic hos moral iti
tt namesto meme, Karli. I'll 81
zanesljiv."
Martin je zardel, toda mic nj
odgovoril. V dneh brezposelno-
sti je neprestano razmisljal.
Spoznal je samega sebe in OBJ
tenn spoznanju ga je obhajala
sramota. Sklenil je, da uveljavi
svoje pravice, kakor Sc spodobi
mozaku, Gin Sc mu vrnejo mo-
ci. Ma pomlad mora imeti novo
hiso. Toda sklenil je pocakati
konca kosnje.
Neki dan so kosili ma Klovac-
zevem travniku in prevazali Sc
no ma Kalebovo zemljisce, da bi
ga posusili in potem sprawl v
stoge. Nato so sc 1otili zita.
Judita in Karli sta pricela
zeti in delati snope. Vedela sta,
da Sc drugi teden Martin re
opomore "a delo ma polju. ze
tev Sc je pricela ma oster, vetro-
ven dan, ko so bill re izginili
zadnji sledovi poletja. Judita je
bila po dnevu, ko Sc je bila IL
besnela mad Elo, mrtvicna in
otopela. Kaleb je bill zdaj glede
ME brez skrbi, toda vkljub temu
je vedno oprezoval in iskal skri-
voma kakega opravila, da je
mogel imeti pred ocmi vso Mi
vo, ma kateri je Judita vezala
jecmen v snopje.
K obedu je. prihajala redno
vsak dan brez kakrsnekoli vid.
ne izpremembe. Oci so il bile
tezke in obrobljene temnimj
kolobarji in Amalija jo je zju.
traj komaj mogla prebuditi
Linda Sc je trudila nekolikokrat
da bi govorila MO, toda "a
man. zivo il je ostal v spominU
cudni izraz Juditinih oci IL tiste
noci, ko je govorila z MO v gor'
njici in Sc je dekle magic po'
krila S srajco. Koeljiva domne
va Sc je vsiljevala Lindi lie te
daj, toda pozneje 81 10 je izbi
la IL glave. Zdaj il je iznovs
sinila v glavo.
Il Ella Sc svojevoljno nj niti ma
To- brigala "a Judito, toda ia j.
bila pretopa, da bi opazila, d:
jo sestra zanemarja. Zavedal;
Sc je zgolj dejstva, da Kalel
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Officials: Atkins, referee; Pierro,
umpire; Sewell, headlinesman;
Briscoe, field judge; Maj. Hansen,
announcer.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-12-08
Nurse Bosketeers
Reody For Season

An addition to the Women'S Bas-
ketball League, this year. will be the
newly activated team composed of
the nurses of Station Hospital,
which began training. Wednesday
night, November 30. This will mark
the first time that nurses have par
ticipated in league competition on
this post.
The team should be a good one
since most of it's members played
while attending their respective
schools. In the first workout held
by Lit. Williams, the coach, the
nurses, in spite of the fact that
many have not played since leaving
school, were in very good condition,
and most of them still possessed
keen eye for hitting the bucket"
Some of the members with prev
ious cage experience are:
1t. Matte Blake, who played four
years in high school and at West
Virginia State College. She captain
ed her team in 1899.
1t. Thelma o. Lambert played
Shile attending the Harlem Hos
pital School of Nursing.
1t. Ola NJ Bland, was a two letter
lady, with basketball being her
principal sport while attending
Nordway Training School in Black
stone, Va. She also eXcelled as a
track star
Lit. Mildred Maynard, played three
years of varsity ball at Lincoln Hos
pital Of New York City.
1t. Hazel P. Reid played with
both Sam Houston College and Me-
harry Institute She was also a
former recreation director in San
Antonio, Texas.
1t Vivian Reeves played for
FTeednan'S Hospital.
The squad is being coached by 1t.
Fred E. Williams, former star in
basketball, football, and tennis for
Shaw University, who was the cap
tain of the schools football and
basketball teams in 1941. He is as
sisted by Lit. Don Tyler, of Uni
versity of Toledo, the Harlem Y and
service teams of Camp Breckenridge,
KY, and Camp Pickett, Va. fame.
Games may be scheduled by con-
tacting the officer in charge, Capt.
Della H. Raney, Chief Nurse at the
Station Hospital. Phone 4130.
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team, which is selected on the basis
of players scholarship ability
as we'll as his athletic prowess.
After graduating from high
school, johnson went to Morris
Brown College in Atlanta, Ga, and
was varsity right half during the
1910 season. This was the year
that Morris Brown wolverine"
possessed the best team in COL
legiate competition. Playing with
Johnson at this time were the fol-
lowing all-Americas: Wysinger, Set
ties, Rocker and Grimes.
During the season '40-'41, he
played with Upsala College in East
Orange He was an all-conference
back and voted the most valuable
player in the conference, which
contained University and Boston
College.
In 1941 through 1943, Johnson
attended Delaware State College