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Bradley beam., 1944-01-01
WARMIN' THE BENCH
by Sgt. Frank de Blois CNS Sports Correspondent

CNS Sports Correspondent
 Stop Me If You've Heard This Song Before
 First it was Bronko Nagurski coming back to play tackle for the Chicago Bears and now it's Frank ie Boucher coming back to play cen- ter for the New York Rangers. Ces't Ia guerre.
 Boucher, for many years the sandwich man between Bill and Bun Cook in one of the greatest front lines hockey ever knew, hung up his skates in 1885 to become the Rangers manager. But of fate his team has fallen into such evil ways that he has decided to return to &C., tive duty in an effort to push the boys up a peg or two in the stand ings. Lester Patrick, the good gray fox of the Rangers, has re-assum- ed the managerial reins.
 Tn his Is years as major leag- uer, Boucher was model of de- pertinent on the ice. He never punched Eddie Shore in the pimple. He never stuck his hockey stick into Cyclone Turner's eye. He won the Lady Byng Trophy for clean play seven times. But he was a tough little bimbo just the same.
 This was apparent as far back as 1926 when Frank was just a kid. The Montreal Maroons skated into town one night and started fight with the Rangers. Boucher flattened Bad Bill Phillips, the big. gest and toughest customer on the entire Montreal squad. No one ever fooled around with Frank much af- ter that.
 Twenty-four members of Tulsa University's undefeated football team are 4-F's. Camp Wilson, star back, wears a special shoe to pro- tect a severed tendon in his left heel. Ellis Jones, a guard, has one arm. Falto Prewitt, the center, is a diabetic, and Charlie Stanley, a tackle wears his right arm in 8 permanent cast.
 Once when Jimmy Councilman was coach of the Chicago Cardi- nals' professional football team, he thought he had rigged up a perfect defense against the passing attack of the powerful Green Bay Packers He told Charlie Bidwell, owner of the Cardinals, about his plan, which hinged on an elaborate setup Con- zelman had developed to bottle Don Hutson, the Packers fabulous pass-catching end.
 Came the big game. On the first play the Packer quarterback whip ped a pass to Hutson. The great end made an impossible catch and sashayed over the goal line for a touchdown. Bidwell, who owns a race track, turned to Councilman beside him on the bench. Don't give me anything more than show ticket on that great pass defense of yours," he remarked.
 The physical requirements for fighting this war are far more ex- citing than they were for World l(l!I|Z{SSj!I|f !|
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Bradley beam., 1944-01-01

The BEAM wishes to thank
 the Springfield Daily News for the "Sports" cut used atop this page.
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AUCTION SALE

The following property will be
sold at public auction on Tuesday,
March IA, +at-1:30 pm, at r. L.
Shepard ranch TX miles south
and Il mile east of Kennewick,
Wn. on the old Mcclure place:
1 COW; / hay rake; l wagon; /
2-bottom pillow, IA in; ! walking
pillow, IA in; 2-section harrow;
l mower, S IT,; l ditcher; IS
allure bride and bridegroom.
2 sows, with pigs; rabbits and
hutches; / dining room table and
chairs; l overstuffed davenport
and 2 chairs; rocking chair; 2
iron bed steads; I box springs;
/ inner-spring mattress; l Males
tic range; circulating heater; l
dresser and chest of drawers; l
gas range, Coronodo; l 100 Id.
ice box, Coolerator, and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms cash. r. L. Shepard, owner;
Frank L. Farrens, auctioneer; A.
c. Anon, clerk. 49-5Op
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FOR SALE

6 acres and Groom house, good
soil suitable for soft fruit and
grapes. One mile from Sunny
side, $500, with one half down.
20 acres, 6 in alfalfa, 4 in pasture,
balance open land. Price $4,000
with $1,000 down.
Blacksmith shop: Building and
complete set of tools and equip
ment. Old age reason for sell
ing, $4,000. c. H. Fallert, Old
National Bldg, Sunnyside. SO
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FARMS FOR SALE

SO acres; fine soil, cheap water, 3
asparagus, Groom plastered house,
close to town, $500; easy terms,
immediate possession.
AZ acres, good soil, 20 alfalfa,
good location, plenty bldgs, quick
possession, $4,000, half cash.
18 acres, near town, 5-room house,
81 water, $4,000.
Is acres, S miles out, plenty bldgs,
$1,000, easy terms.
10 acre chicken ranch, plenty
bldgs, $4,000, terms.
|6O acres, very productive, carries
lots stock, $500.
1873 acre stock farm, money
maker, $1,000, easy terms. Many
|others, large and small.
A. p. Blunt
FARMS HOMES COMPANY
Sunnyside
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FOR SALE-Special-400 2 weeks
old New Hampshire Red baby
chicks. A limited number of New
Hampshire baby chicks available
every Tuesday, White Leghorns
and White Giants on Fridays. Tel
1892, Sunnyacres Hatchery, Ken
newick. Soft
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TO PEPPERMINT OIL STOR-

TO PEPPERMINT OIL STOR-
AGE RECEIPT HOLDERS:
Government restriction on sales
of peppermint oil having been re-
moved January LIST, 1914, all hold
ers of receipts whose oil was held
in storage as per agreement with
myself are hereby notified said
oil has been sold at ceiling price
of $3.50 per pound. Money adj
vances against oil equals this
amount. Accounts are therefore
balanced and paid in full. Signed
John N. Davies. 49-50p
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FDR SALE@14 acres; Az acres
of asparagus, 3 acres mint, fam
lily orchard; 6 room modern house,
full basement. Also a three-room
house. Good barn with hay car
rier, concrete pit silo, other build
ings. Own irrigation system; 2Is
miles east of Kennewick, E. w.
Dammeier, Rt. /. Sop
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|LOST-In Kennewick. Little boys
companion black Cocker spaniel
pup, six months old, white on
breast and feet, answers by name
of Tip. Reward, phone Kenne-
wick III or 802 So. 18th, Pas. sop
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
Furnished Apartment House, Pas
co, WASH, 6 apartments, / to S
rooms each, consisting Of 10
rooms. Price $11,500, part cash
and balance reasonable terms.
8 room house with four large
screened-in porches, 10 acre
tract peppermint and asparagus,
approximately 21s miles south
east of Kennewick city limits;
price $4,000, $4,000 cash and bal
ance 3 equal annual payments,
interest $50.
CHURCFdMAN q
la INVESTMENT co.
Pasco, Wash.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Service station on Kennewick
Avenue, 50x125, fine location,
$12,500.
Small house, 4 rooms, bath, lights
and water, 3 lots, $2750.
10 acres, prunes, alfalfa, aspara-
gus, new four room house, bath,
lights, water, all the furniture,
range, ETC., lots of it new, SO
chickens, cow, calf, pig, rabbits,
$3.50.
Very fine office building on Ken
newick Avenue. Furnace, stok-
er, fireplace, lots of room and
fine location $500.
Very fine rooming house, seven
bedrooms, two bathrooms, place
in fine condition, quite a bit
of furniture goes with place,
large basement, furnace, stoker,
lots of shade and nice lawn,
$4,000 terms.
Good lot in Olmstead Addition,
shade, lawn, 5000.
40 acres, pasture, asparagus, al
falfa, family orchard, all under
irrigation, cheap water, Groom
house, automatic water system,
fine well, garage, barn, other
buildings, and all machinery,
$4,000.
Welding business for sale in Ken
newick, also electric supply.
Have few one-acre tracts $500,
$125 down, bal. $25 per month.
Is acres, seven acres pasture, sew
en- acres asparagus, bal. open.
Very nice country home, five
rooms, bath, lights, water, pres
sure pump, barn, large chicken
house, garage, $4,000.
S acres in Garden Tracts, good
house, basement, cabins, cher
ries, asparagus, finest location
on Highway.
X. C. CLIFFORD
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Roxy Theater - Phone 2482
Notary Public
Kennewick, Wash.
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APARTMENT for elderly couple
Reasonable rent with under
standing they look after Mother
when we want to 60 out for short
time. Furnished. Bill Washington
ST., Kennewick. 49tf
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BABY CHICKS Order now for
spring delivery. New Hampshire
Reds, straight run; White Leg
horn, straight run and pullet blood
tested. Sunnyacres Hatchery, Tel.
1872, Kennewick. aft
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ANNOUNCEMENT - The United
United Finance Co. has opened
new offices on the End floor of
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WILL SELL $500 equity in 24-ft.
Indian trailer for 5000, cash bal
ance $500. All metal body, has
new 50-lb. Olympic ice box, 2
rooms, Hillside trailer court, Jack
Jonson. sop
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FOR SALE Girls bicycle, see it
at Robert Dehnhoffs on Rt. 2
by Sunnyacres Hatchery or call
1892. 40c
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FOR SALE: Furniture: Call Ken
newick 1896 morning, evenings,
or Sundays, or Pasco 119 day time.
E. G. Lape 49tf
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FOR SALE-Peonies, shade trees,
evergreens and shrubbery at
half price if taken at the nursery.
Inquire of Freeman at the Union
gas station. Pasco Kennewick
Highway. Home Nursery. 49-50p
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FOR SALE-Fresh registered Jer-
sey cow with papers,, fine
mixer, also heifer coming fresh
soon; 650-lb. deLaval cream sep
arator, electric driven; 300 feet
x in. galvanized pipe. Berto
Ranch, 8 ms. west of Richland. soc
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FOR SALE-Carrot trimmings, s.
per ton at the plant; bring own
containers. Kennewick Canning
Co. 45tf
FOR SALE-8k acre farm, house
modern, except heat. For in
formation inquire at 815 South
10th street, Pasco. 50-51c
TRAlLERS for Sale and Rent.
Cabins for rent. Trailer space.
Erikson's Trailer Camp. 36tf
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LOST-on highway between Ken
newick and Richland, ladies
clothing, Reward. Tel. 1871 Ken
newick or R-517 L St., Richlano.
sop
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FOR SALE-Work horses, gentle,
well broke, single or double; al.
so colts suitable for saddle horses.
2 miles Sc. Finley. Howard Ash.
~ Sop
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X. C. CLIFFORD
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Roxy Theater - Phone 2482
Notary Public
Kennewick, Wash.

FOR SALE: 16k acres on high
way east of Sunnyside. S room
house, pressure water system. 81
water right with or without sows
and machinery. Will take trailer
house in trade. c. E. Forman, Rt.
l, Sunnyside, Wn. 48-51p
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FOR SALE-Lots or acreage on
River Road. c. c. Day, Phone
2O36. 48tf
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ANYONE HAVING an alarm
clock that he would part with,
please get in touch with Grin
Beinhart, Phone 15x6, River Road.
Soft
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FOR SALE: Irish Cobbler seed
potatoes from certified Red
River Valley seed, also good as
sorted gem eating potatoes. Phone
1743, Harley Peter. 48tfc
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FOR SALE - Fertilizer, haul it
yourself, 81 per ton, J. v. Sva-
tonsky, Phone 8x10. Sop
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FOR SALE-White Rose certified
Blue tag and some Red tag seed
potatoes. Twin City Produce at
old Pacific Fruit location. Soc
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wv amt Ads

the National Bank of Commerce
Bldg. Automobile, truck and
house trailer sales financed. Phone
821, Kennewick, Wash. Soft
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FOR SALE-'38 Oldsmobile coach.
Good tires, good condition, 1
trash burner ,Rt. 2, Kennewick.
Ella Woods, 3 miles west on River
Road Ella Woods, co Evelyn van
Fossen. 49-5Op
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FOR SALE-Harley Davidson mo-
torcycle. Good condition. Fred
Thompson, Phone 1856. 47-50p
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FOR SALE-Seed spuds at Farm
er's Exchange, from certified
Minnesota seed. 49-50p
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/ HAVE portable welding ma
chine and will do welding either
at home or out. Call 1861, Is So.
Fruitland street. 47-50p
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FOR SALE-'42 National trailer
Gift. Very good condition, has
Florence bottled gas kitchen range
with two Butane tanks. Floyd De-
Vault, Erickson trailer camp, Ken
newick, Wash. 49tfp
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HAVE TENANT HOUSE for use
of parties who will cut aspara-
gus and help harvest other crops
in season. Phone 1743. Harley
Peter. 48tfc
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FOR SALE - Riding cultivator,
practically new, ]. A. Wine
miller, 539 Ave. F. Kennewick. so
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FOR SALE-Three room house,
furnished, with bath. 431 B ST.,
Pasco. Sop
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REGISTERED boar available for
service. The Future Farmers of
America have available good,
young, registered Chester White
boar, after March 4. We have
the use of the boar for about six
weeks. The boar is kept at the
ranch of w. M. Perkins, l mile
south and one mile east of Ken
newick. Sows must be taken to
Mr.. Perkins ranch either before 8
am. or after 6 pm. Service
charge is 81. 1880
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FOR SALE-Trailer House, AZ,
National, % foot. Exterior steel,
interiol gumwood finish, $500.
Tires like new. Call after pm.
or all day Sunday. James II.
Bunch, Erikson's trailer camp,
Kennewick, Ave. c East. Sop
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FOR TRADE - SO Ford 1-ton
truck for 80 or 40 Chew X
ton truck, Phone 9x9. 49-50p
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MERLE NORMAN-We feature
complete line of these popular
cosmetics. The Evelyn Shoppe, 215
Kennewick Ave. Aisle
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FOR SALE Two discs, revers-
ible, one spring tooth harrow, 2
plows, iron wheeled wagon, doub-
lie set of heavy harness, one cow,
S turkeys, 4 wheeled trailer, /
horse, and cream separator, mis-.
west on River Road. J. E. hurry,
phone 2100. 50-51p
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FOR SALE-1st grade Hereford
bull, beef price, Giard Bros.
River Road. 46tf
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FOR SALE-Potatoes $1.50 per
sack, bring your own. L. A. Cox,
West Highlands, Phone 2767. 46tf
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FOR YOUR Protection and con-
venience, income tax returns
should be prepared by experts. We
are at your service.
BATES TAX SERVICE
4161s Lewis ST., Pasco.
Commercial Hotel, Kennewick
Sloan Bldg, Suite Is, Yakima
46tf
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FOR RENT-Building for storage,
next door to White Kitchen. An
ona Kleinknecht. 49tf
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FOR SALE-'31 Chevrolet coach,
two new tires, two slightly used
rims, good. South on Washington
street to Twin City Poultry farm,
turn east u mile, Price $50, w.
c. Milan. Sop
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Wanted luIIlIIlI

wANTED-Young business man
desires room. Call E. D. Bailey,
e.sndard Oil Co. Sop
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Hemstitching. Phone
oe41 Oil Washington st. Att
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INCOME TAX SERVICE See
Kenneth Serier, First Floor,
Kennewick Hotel. 46tf
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ALL KINDS seed potatoes avail
able, one year removed from
certified seed, same Blue, Tag,
Cobblers, Red Bliss, Chippawa,
Gems, priced very reasonable.
Farmers Exchange, E142O Sprague
Spokane, Wash. LAX 1852. Aisle
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WANTED Someone to help with
homework. Could 60 home
NIGHTS. Mrs. L. H. Raymond, Tel.
2356 46tf
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wANTED-To rent place for gar
den and trailer house. Call at
a. office. 50-51p
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WANTED at once-good reliable
e;rl or woman at Commercial
ue,aa 14tf
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IIIHIIIIH For Rent IIIIINIlII

FOR RENT-Two room furnished
cabin, call 2641, F. E. Fands. Soc
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WANTED-Will pay new price
for late model used washing
machine, also portable sewing ma
chine. Write 2O2 w. Yakima, Pas
70 wash. 49-53p
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FOR Small coal range.
431 B. ST., Pasco. Sop
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FOR SALE-1l #. Westinghouse
refrigerator, all porcelain inside
and out. House No. F255, Rich
land, Kelley. Sop
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SEED POTATOES White Rose
and Cobblers grown from best
blue tag foundation stock. John
Ferguson Phone 2779. Sop
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IlHIlII| For Sale lHlIIIIll

FOR SALE-Good saddle mare,
years old, well broken. F. B.
Taylor, Kennewick, RR 2, Call
Ok. Sop
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WANTED TO BUY, 8 or 4
bedroom house, close in. Phone
161, D. N. Deeter. 5O-5lp
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NOTICE@Lady roommate want
ed who does not work days. In
ouire at this office. sop
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WANTED:- Capable cashier at
safeway store. Apply to man
.ser 26tf
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FOR SALE - Up-to-date equip
ment for 2-chair barber shop,
without water heater. Seel all or
any part. r. E. Breintenfeldt,
Prosser. =
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PERMANENT WAVE Soc - Do
your own permanent with
Charm-Kurl Kit. Complete equip
ment, including 40 curriers' and
shampoo. Easy to do, absolutely
harmless. Praised by thousands
including Fay Mckenzie, glamor-
GUS movie star. Money refunded
if not satisfied. Top
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WANTED - Washing machine
without motor. Not too old a
model. Call 8x14. Dup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
ChiIdren's F. stival

THE CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL,
which is being sponsored by the
Public Library and the Institute
OF Arts, accepts as its underlying
belief the theory that child will
make Swifter progress in the
mastery of his craftsmanship il
he is encouraged TO express him
self untrammeled in any Of the
arts before he is subjected 10
the rules Of procedure Of that
art.
The festival will consist Of A
series of exhibits and concerts
from literature written for and by
children. the first of these pro-
grams 10 be under the direction Of
Mary Carrick and 10 take place
in the auditorium Of the Main
Library Feb Z
Karl Kruger is dedicatlng the
Saturday morning School Chill
drens Concert, Feb. ;, 10 this
festival and is using a program
which Will include music which
Mozart and MendelSsOhn wrote
when they were IS and 10 years
old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Rx CHARLES GENTRY

DIRECTOR KARL KRUGER
and the Detroit symphony or
chestrs chalkcd up another plus
mark on the score. Of pleasing pro-
grams this year with a varied and
very entertaining concert last
night in Masonic AudltOrigm.
The two assisting artists were
ETC DE tamaricf. a native 81
Michigan. and Iva Schkoinik, Our
own Concert-maStor. who has been
with the orchestra for so long
that he's practically a native.
SChkolnik performed the solo
part OF the Beethoven Violin
Concerto and never has he played
any better. IL was truly a beau
tful performance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Hope White
Charming
Beginner
By IRMENGNRD PoHRT

HOPE TOWNSEND WHITE $
life with her father had little con-
nection with her role in Life
With Father" for though ne was
me famous white STUDIO pnotog-
rapher, he was determined to keep
his daughter off the stage 8nd
packed her off 10 Sarah Lawrence
College at the tender age of Il.
According TO this Della of the
current production AT me Cas-,
however xetf cant keep an aetreSS
out Of the theater If she decides
-Kha.a -FathAr- hesZiFa 4 and he ~ r
Write whose little Hope had re-
fused 10 leave the theater when
she had seen her first play the
age of four. found that putting her
INTO Sarah Lawrence was JuSt The
thing TO give her practice IN anna
teur theatrlcalS--
But though she's since danced
with Weidmann's Group and AL
bertha Rasct- and done consider
able work with stock companies.
Miss White would rather you'd
not call her an actress.
Il certainly want 10 he one"
she says. but I'm really more
of an understudy now. The role
Of Julia In Life With Father
doesn't cover more than few
lines, 10 I pour my energies into
understanding Cousin Cora.
Maggie and Nora and hope I'll
he good enough to come through
n one Of the real actresses
breaks a leg"
OFF the record. she's been good
on more than one such occasion
can boast. in addition. Of poems
published in Good Housekeeping.
Cosmopolitan and Cue magazines
was a Powers model for a time
Let's watch her rise, If that's only
a beginning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Schkolnik Is SoIoist With Symphony

early American folk songs. but il
can hardly be called a symphony.
It's construction is too weak TO
carry such a title and II impressed
MS more as a suite. which could be
Just as much after Gertrude Stein
as II could Walt Whitman The
second movement is the best from
a standpoint of form and melodic
development.
For a really thrilling finale,
Kruger chose the inspiring Rich
ard Strauss Tone Poem. Death
and TRANSPORTATION" which was
magnlticently played.
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which fully exploits tho total
wealth Of this great work without
the over. emphasis which marks
other prescriptions
Following the 'intermSSion De
Lamarter appeared. although il
had been previously announced
that he Could not fll this en-
gacement, 30 conduct his own
symphony. After Walt Whitman
which rs dedicated TO Karl krue-
ger.
REALLY \ SUITE
II proved 10 be an interesting
treatment of several well known