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Evening star., 1945-04-02

| FTOuQly we ndl.
II was playing in a picture with a
South American background" he
says. "It was not much of picture
and I was not much of big shot in
it, but I wanted to be right in what
I did. I speak sort of Spanish
most of us do in Southern Califor-
nia-but it struck me that it was not
the sort of Spanish South Ameri-
can audience would relish, or even
understand"
The Reeves pondered on it for a
while and, being bright people, came
to the conclusion that it would be
just fine to meet a couple of au-
thentic Latin Americans to polish up
Georges accent, infections, speech
tempo, etc.
I'VE invited them out for a drink
one night" Ellanora carries on,
"and we were pretty sure an eve
ming of their Spanish would be just
fine for George. 1t turned out that
they liked coaching in Spanish,
liked our house, and liked us. They
stayed six months" The Reeves
thought that was much too high a
price to pay for authenticity.
The Reeves, who are strictly daffy
about acting and the theater and
don't care who knows it, have an
ambition that is more outside than
that of most young people you run
across in places where you run
across actors.
Right now they are dreaming, like
n1ca nf tho orI of tho
war. They have dream that goes
beyond that one, however, namely,
to have model theater of their own
some day. Not a model building,
understand. A theater is not a
building. They want an institution
of their own where they can act like
mad in plays that do not necessarily
conform to the standard drama pat
tern.
They expect to have a wonderful
time and hope the customers will
have the same. They are not par
ticularly concerned with making
money, but when the war is over
they will 60 back to Hollywood and
lay in supply of it for the practi-
cal purpose of financing the theater
piiSy lldNC III Hllllu lllCy give yOu
the impression that they are by no
means pipe dreaming.
Figurative starvation days. which
they remember, are over for the
Reeves in Hollywood and nearby
Pasadena where they live and
where they work with Gilmore
Brown in the famous Pasadena
Playhouse
George had hit very nicely in top
parts, the one with Miss Colbert,
being a good specimen, and he
thinks he will take up where he
left off.
Il see no reason why all those of
us who went away cannot fit into
the setup again. he says. Il
don't expect to be too old, even if I
don't know when the war will be
over. AS a matter of fact, I don't
expect senility to have overtaken
such other fellows as Jimmy Stew
art and others who are older than
1 am. Gable didn't have any trou-
BILE. Nor Louis Hayward"
The Reeves like acting in any
form, cinema, theater, Stanislavsky
or what have you.
They have found that true of SO
many other members of the cast of
Winged Victory" The result is
that they have formed an acting
cOmpany within the COMPANY.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
RuuW War at Anx

All Time Schedules Given in Warner
Bros Ads Indicate Time Feature Is
Presented.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Bond and Screen Test
Prizes Are Offered

A chance to win $3.50 in War
Bonds and possibly a Hollywood
screen test is being offered some
talented Washington girl in "Song
to Remember" contest sponsored by
Warner Brothers Theaters, radio
station WTOP and Columbia Pic
lures.
All Washington girls between the
ages of 18 and 25 who are high
school graduates and have not acted
professionally are eligible to enter
the contest. Three local entrants
will be selected on the basis of dra-
matte and singing ability. The first
prize winner will receive War Bonds
totaling $3.50 and automatically en-
tered in a national contest which
provides a screen test by Columbia
Pictures, radio addition and six
month scholarship to the American
Academy of Dramatic Art in New
York for it's winner.
Entry blanks and complete de-
tails of the contest are available at
the Earle Theater or at WTOP in
the Earle Building.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Clothes Matinees

The Kogod- -Burka Theaters an
nounce that "old clothes" matinees
will be held at the Apex tomorrow
the Senator Wednesday and the
Atlas Theater on Friday. Admission
will be any article of clothing for
children or adults.
April 13 will be "old clothes" mat
inee day at all Sidney Lust Maryland
houses
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Stalwarts, These ZanuCk Stars

height but she manages to look tall
on the screen"
Here's the box score on the Sand
over boys:
Dana Andrews, 81; Michael Fran
cis, 6-1: Richard Crane. 6; James
Dunn, 6; John Harvey, 6-l; Daryl
Judson, 6-3; Glenn Langan, GA;
Frank Latimore, 6-2; Fred Mac
Murray, 6-3h2; William Marshall
6-2; Lloyd Nolan, 6; John Payne
6-3; Vincent Price. ga; Charles Rus
sell, 6-1I2; John Russell, 6-4;
George Sanders, Ga; Randolph
Scott, 6-3; Cornell Wilde, 80;
Gregory Peck, 6-3; Richard Greene
6-1; Tyrone Power, 6; John Shep-
perd, 60: Henry Fonda, 6-l; John
Howard, 6; John Sutton, %;
Cesar Romero, 6-3; George Mont
gomery, 6-3.
Society note: Mr. Barry Fitzgerald
entertained two of his cronies, a Mr.
Houlihan and a Mr.. OToole. togeth-
er with his Stand-in and houSekeep-
Ier, Gus Tallon-a belated celebra-
tlOn OF MS winning all Academy
Oscar via Going My Way" The
scene of Mr.. Fitzgeralds party was
Barney's Beanery. an all-night chill
joint in Lower HOLLYWOOD Mr. Fitz-
gerald and his guests were attired
in dinner coats and black ties Mr.
FitZgerald's collar was slightly
frayed A good time was had by all.
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Evening star., 1945-08-18
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

HOMES and investment property in all
yaisines nR LEoSARPN dE6SARI, RATFELT IA. $3.50
IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
house today or sell to cash clients waiting
at full market value no obligation for ap-
pralsals, MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 1881
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get you
appraisal: plenty clients waiting for QUICK
re results ,sSa Gar A. H Parker. RA. 1860
Kennedy st. NV
Cash BUYERS for D C and Md. property.
RhaIFY eo setors sss you Rhsae ss
Island ave: ne. NO 1909
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. We can ge,
gu cash It won't take us long Prompt
S2s s,S Nc y capiiel VA $3.50
WE ", CAN Az SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
gation: WIN. H sAUNpERss" s"eS Co. ~ NC. Nc
iHssaadt9rs isi . = Established 1887. DI. 1o15.
WE prGnIrlE rAY AZ. AL, CASH for ne. and Sc,
MILLER. 500 11th st. Sc, FIR. 2100.
Evening star., 1945-08-18
ROOMS WANTED,

CLEAN, QUIET Ink room bachelor bus
lnessman; bus transportation; permanent;
TCsSonsble. Box 404-G, Star. 20s
lSFURNISHED ROOM wanted by quiet.
employed lady in Christian home: no other
ronmerS. OIL o272.
REFINED, QUIET Young man desires room
IN Georgetown. Please give details. Box
FURNISHED ROOM wanted by rightwork-
cr; permanent; $50 TO $40 monthly Box
4?0-G. Star.
WANTED-Two large unfurnished rooms
bath by Government worker, . high school
students, all employed during summer: no
cooking; permanent residents; reasonable
distance Central High. MRS. EGAN, Co.
llmbIa 1899. EVENINGS. 20"
GOVT. YOUNG WOMAN wants ] or un-
lufn. rms. in apt. or pvt. home; must be
pM9,,mT1a-Tpsnt M,T1-p !. , Box 342-G, Star 49,
Sept Sa5rosl J. nj NJ 9 Peasant vicinity preferred
MEDICAL AND DENTAL students of
Ge9reetoWn University desire furn. single
and double rms, preferably in GEORGETOWN,
F9xhail ft33ds3t Gioyer Park and Burleith; these
desiring 10 rent such rms are asked to
communicate with the registrar, 5000
Reservoir rd:. Washington :. D. c. Tele-
phone weekdays from to 4, Woodley
Evening star., 1945-08-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.

MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY-Navai on
ser ser oEni VII sacrifice sac; fine brick home for
lIbg2ee bedieeoms ,mmsdate M hstb possession IS, Terms
Rock Greek Park. schools and transporta-
tion facilities. MI. $3.50 or WA. 9370.
s-RM. BRICK HOUSE, bedrms., brick
garage fun basement, finished attic with
disappearing stairway. tile bath owner is
G10ying ~, E t. to farm. May be seen after pm
TAKoMA PARK, :-immediate q posses os
si9n; si9n no11p rms solid brick house Yrs ola.
shade trees lot 5OAl So. good neighbor-
h60d.s hood, bb t9 ogses close to Catholic
SILVER SPRING, Si3,950. owner W M o;,i occu-
Eheo~ pied; 3 bedrooms. bedroom. tiled bath tub, and
room, large Kitchen: air-conditioned gas
I9s Rt Ms ,MssDEvITT, Realtor, sH, 4as1 or or
Conn, ,,ave;-Beautifui det. ali-brick. &C CEN n.
ffer.hali ter all, plan home. on large Handicapped
floor pswwder rm... delightful kit, finished
astic af and pro recreation a ROOM garage. auto,
Evans Wo 0290. SHANNON g. IuCKs IL It
Gavr go, l595 TG ,Enyr, i St, nv W. Ma Ma e345:
BILE locations available for prompt posses
o91cS s9n etheTs nT sss1 sSmins in daily MITCHELL
repIaees baths. recreatfon rooms oo1nk oil
fi sPRNspoe srqoons brick III ts4 bsnsalov
"a baths: garage, corner lot: convenient
ed RGSRFy es9 eo
ssal ALBEMARfE9 ST: NV, cor: Both
sb-nbharo bAmost san an acre acre Of land shade and
luoefy stste Vne Pm heme pslng sod to to settle
1ei LoNGFELLoW ST. NV, " Washinston. shf st
D. Groom house for sale. now rented !;
PEi5 AG Pas Wtf Wotfs NIB besT1 AhRP pS56S
sss51sR RsHFen skqyyS!' atsrae MI
crete front porch builtoin garage, &c gas as heat S
hrst Offering MT CHELL QUICK, DI. 1881.
center center bus and streetcar: modern brick
pa only $500 doRn aHuss $50 openg ps4 ob n
sasS RfSE ztf aa Sn'a ~
room, kitchen, 4 Bedrooms, bath IIi abedroomn dtn
ded detacSed Se5h rarass in heat
sohern" "f st. osss sesRf With vsHs Ga nT nT
BRIGHTWooD PARK N.w.-Attractive
row brick home. containing s rooms, one
water coal heat; deep lot det brick garage
yAcANTM1Soo blocf Oates GATE ST St. 'nto. nse'. row
double rear porches: 81, 500 cash. So ssab5iss psr
mo; 7 w NJ vi FiyTtnngst1n' Tn IA IA 5o51; MARSHALL
OPEN oiMHIih SUNDAY DAY fro from 3ssG1 nm to enm-
Michigan Park-Semidet. brick, s rooms,
bath. reereation room: toilet, and tubs In
EssdsSa .ISiSssisloR RAksRaAIl AEklsa Ifatl:t wArtiE
co" 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 334e.
Evening star., 1945-08-18
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1910 25th PL. N.E.-Nicely furn. Sleeping
room, suitable for married couple or 3
girls So ga home priyileges. DE. oS55.
EAST CAPITOL ST, 9Ol-Modern home,
near Govt. depts.: lovely double rooms.
porch S32.$4o; adjoining bath. FIR 1859
1900 BLADENSBURG RD. NE. - Large
room, with 3 beds for , girls; S6 per
week each; excellent transportation. love
% YoU ST. ,N.E.--Large front room, 4
windows, . girls. S25 mo- ca. co 603,
1907 IRVING ST. N.E.-Beautifully furn
double and single rooms, next to bath:
gentlemen only: no other roomers; $50
double. $50 SIngle Call AL. 7477, $50
800 IRVING ST. N.E.-Large front double
room, employed couple or . girls; SS.5
per week MI 4270.
CoLoRED = $50 23rd PL. =, Single, room
man and wife or girls, in quiet home
SO week for ?. LU. 2o17-
CoLoRED, 1925 Olive st. n.e.-Nicely fur
nlshed room for quiet couple or > quiet
girls; call Sat, after and any time sun
dav, $40 month. 49,
CCLoRED-LARGE ROOM, sI1 week: 500
@ st. ne. conV. TO bus and carllne. home
nriyileges. DU. 9S97 or TR. S232
COL0RFD-I02 ST. S.E.-Room for
yent. twin or double beds: 81 a week.
NO R-53
Evening star., 1945-08-18
HOUSES FURNISHED

LARGE 4-bedroom house, blk. off 18th
St: NV, will be available after September
Eer tnspeetion. cali ni0' GE. q 45ss Se0S'er ST.
YOUNG COUPLE with . children will
share large, comfortable home with service
couple n exchange for wife's help with
neat and utilities. Call MRS. HOUCk.
WA. 0g6S
for rent. August - to September 4; q
miles from Falls Church; e rooms, nclud :
Ing children's olayroom: . acres. vegetable
SiS-J-3
Evening star., 1945-08-18

3-RooM stdvo ls,ul BASEMENT apt. refrigerator,
SStove, shower and private bath; $50. BLOB
2039 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV, Ant
7oS-Desire / girl to share with 2 other
girls; $40 month. HO. $3.50, Ext 7OS.
WANTED - Gentle girl, age 2O-35, to
share attractively furnished apartment 3
rooms, kitchen and bath: private home,
convenient transportation, laundry facili-
ties utilities included; $40. AT. Os94
3Isa ! WYoMfNG v On h AVE. Nw-verv lss des,r
able large furnished rooms, private bath,
suitable officers or gentlemen; $50. DU.
973 RANDOLPH ST NV, Apt. lady
ladies or married couple Jewish home;
convenient TRANSPORTATION; S27 so each
WAVE OFFICER to share with WAVE Off
Ger, Groom. Ink. apt: 3349 18th ST.
NV. S37 so mo. RE. 7400, Ext 7l239.
eos
bi09 NEW HAMPSHIRE ave. n.w.-I or .
girls to share Groom apt, tiled bath, with
another girl; express bus; telephone; $40
2910 25th ST. N.E-Girl to share Broom
basement apt. with serviceman's wife; $50
SHARE BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED apart
.S1ent. Northwest, with another man; $50.
"a; "a 6g26, to 8 pm. 5000 14th st NV
0OLORED-4 rms. and bath, yard: 2 bed
Sns.; conv trsnsp.; on Washington blvd
Evening star., 1945-08-18
ROOMS FURkIsHED-MD. and VA.

292S end RD., n. ARLINGTON, VA-Sin-
-!e room with private bath: conv. Penta-
con and Navy Annex; $50 mo. CHI 5S49
ARLINGT0N-Newl furn. double rn. PVT
cath, available in private home: y block
preferred Falls Church 2395-M
1907 BRADDOCk RID, Alex Va.-Single
IN. 1st floor. next bath, ami; very good
transp-; $40 month. TIE. O362.
BARCROFT, ,VA.-Single room. next to
bath: on busline CAL CH. 1872.
5000 OLD FORT RD., Friendly. Md
gurn. -rm.. kit. privileges: couple 6 mi,
rom D c. line: CONVENIENT to Naval Re-
sfSh looo e5Td 5aP ST. Bro0Emont oSns5 Md nice
sleeping rooms, next to bath, below the
new Army Map Service men preferred S6
and 81 each Call MRS. BRIGSBY, WI.
OG5@.
1872 so. Goth RD.-SinRle room with
naval oficer's family in Arlington. Prefer
Can be reached. telephone, TIE. 937O
Evening star., 1945-08-18
HOUSES UkFURNlsHEp.

WILL EXCHANGE house. Arlington 8
rooms and bath, oil heat. for similar house
Glebe O59u 1os
FOR RENT. unfinished. 1850 Lee hwy.
arlington, Va; o minis. to Wash: buses
porcheS, h. W h, automatic water heater
eeiectrlc REFRIGERATOR. acreage. Person who
Call CHI. 1850 Open Sat and Sun
CRANDAL MACKEY, owner. See houses
IhADE bedroom. 2-bsth detached brick
home. Chillum section NV, for n-bedroom
apt, in modern w. bldg ia 679I. IL.
Evening star., 1945-08-18
MOVING. PACKING end STORAGE

AETNA MOVING q STORAGE Co--Ioca,
ana lor distance. No Job too large ana
none too small IL 100 aHo
.u'0oo SO. tT available Tor storage. clean
bright hreproof bldg complete stor%1e
SeInice; very reasonable rates GE 030n
~ LNliON, Government Workers-Iioht
moving done at your convenience, day or
IiEI,, .eaSon rates; white co q4S3 n0s
GGhNERAL G,,!>RAL HAULING, truck, moving DE
AkE You MoyINGe-Let the Return
b1ai'iS,, m9aGS bureau Corp. take care OF Your
tation and Sforaee MANY ve, ~ ti'aSpor- N o!
t5t,fce tPetlgnce have, made US sbeSlalisjs IN
ti1tldilnE a,l ~. your household effects Come in
1jiu ISL us LAX II over. Phone II o9SI ar
II, 5|1H- AIS Fla ave ne, Room } LII III
Evening star., 1945-08-18
APARTMENTS WANTED Cont,

REFINED LADY, So. would like to share
an apartment with a widow or another
$50 mo. Box 1896. Star 10.
ARMY OFFICER and employed wife want
furnished apt. or house NV sec preferred:
NAVAL OFFICER, wife . children need
furnished apartment, Northwest section.
RE. 7400, Ext. 4l4S. 1t. d. gD PARKER,
Evening star., 1945-08-18
APTS. FURNISHED tcon,)

6516 COOLIDGE ST., Maryland tPark, Nd,
90 rooms. kitchen and bath: no linens;
adults only. Phone Hillside 0716-W.
| AM WILLING to share home with couple
70 tranSp. -GRS. KING, HI. TENN
COLORED, Iii2 SWAMI ST. NW-2-rm
apt for > nice boys, $50 mo: also rooms
tor nice boys, employed: 81 to SIS week.
NO. 1899 1us
Evening star., 1945-08-18
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-sE ond sw

90l PENNA. AVE. S.E.-Light- -housekeep-
ing room for rent: 81 per week
40 eth ST. S.E.-Single furnished room.
next to bath; girl, preferably Government
employe; $50 month. TR. BOSS.
&92o PENNA. AVE. S.E.-Beautiful fur
shed front bedroom in private apart
Tent, suitable for employed couple. or .
girls: $50 per mo. FIR. $3.50. Ext. 446
Evening star., 1945-08-18

CLEVELAND, OHIO Wade Park sectio,l
-, room. 2-bath unfinished apartment
exchange for "a bedroom apartment in
washington. Box 336-G. Star. I9s
Evening star., 1945-08-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD

TW1NeBED BfD ROOM, large: meals. Call
ilol 18th ST. N.W.-Ideal residence for
business people; room for 3 girls; also
SlngIe Good meals: switchboard
Evening star., 1945-08-18
APARTMENTS SUB WANTED

furnished 2-bedroom house or apartrant
suburban; no children. Box 424-G, Star
Evening star., 1945-08-18
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

desires board and room in ne. or SEE:
you you'd pay SIT per wk. for pleasant home
Evening star., 1945-08-18
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

1-RooM. :-BATH APT, in restricted build
ing on conn. ave: } exposures. Occupancy
IN 30 days. Phone EN- 56Sl
Evening star., 1945-08-18
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
AVIATION.

SAW TIMBER, cord wood and pulpwood,
at CoDde, Va. I4ll Belmont st. NV,
MI. 1856.
Evening star., 1945-08-18

WANTED-A flight instructor; and E
mechanic; buy or lease tandem trainer
SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT. Alexandria S342
ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post
war delivery of new TaylorcraftS. Swifts
end REPUBLIC Seabee Amphibans. Oliver
sSSS, CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
OIL. SSSS, or HYDE FIELD. SP OSSS
WANTED. male or female fight instructors.
part or full time employment; permanent
positions. Box 366-E, Star
Evening star., 1945-08-18
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY AUGUST
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcont.

WANTED, detached brick home in NV.
preferably American Univ. Park or nearby
section. Should not exceed $4,000. Call
Mr. KANE, MI 1900.
PRIVATE PARTY wants detached hons
in NV section, will pay UP to $4,000
cash. SOMMERS, business phone. ME.
HAVE CASH BUYER for one 6-rm. and one
or rm modern, reasonably priced home
in Chevy Chase or other desirable North
west location. Reply at once. r. g.
DJJNNE. AT $500,
Evening star., 1945-08-18

COLORED -eIO6 JASPER ST. SEC
rooms. electricity; $4.250; $500 cash. bal
2433 Elvans rd. s.e-5 rooms. running
water, electricity; $3.50; $500 cash, ball
ance monthly
2913 Knox pl se-4 rooms, electricity;
$3.50; $500 cash. balance monthly. Me
Evening star., 1945-08-18

Continued on Next PagsJ
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-22
FeIIer Takes
Mickey S Place

GREAT LAKES, Ill, March u
GNS)-Bob Feller soon will lie
doing some pitching at the Great
L kes naval training center,
where he has been placed in
charge Of baseball the former
Cleveland Indians fireballer said
today.
Feller. veteran Of 26i5 months
Of sea duty. was named to his
new job yesterday by 1t Comdr.
Rolhe Williams, Great Lakes ath-
lctic officer. -.
The former Cleveland pitcher
succeed It. Comdr Mickey
CoChran', former Detroit catcher.
now on duty in the Pacific Under
ICoChrane, the bluejacketS won l63
games, lost 26 and tied one,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-22

Nor does the Tiger skipper
show any distress over the con-
tnued absence of Rufus Gentry,
one OF his star pitchers. and other
Tigers.
Jack Zeller. the clubs general
manager. is due here from De-
troit tomorrow. at which time
more may be learned OF the de-
laycd athletes.
Carl McNabb, an infelder OBJ
tained from Buffalo, reported
today and Don Ross sent word
from Pasadena that he was on
the way.
Besides York, Gentry and Ross
missing from camp at this writ.
ing were: Bob Gillespie, Forrest
Orrell and Walter Wilson, pitch.
erS: Al Unser and Hack Miller
catcherS, and Chuck HoStetler
Bob Meier and Jimmy Outlaw
outfielders.
HoStetler, in Detroit. is due
any day now and Outlaw was
held up BY illness.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-22
Local Fighters
.0n0IyrnpidCdrd

A card made up mostly of local
fighters will support the Leroy
Wilhs-Phil Terranova l0-round
battle at Olympia Friday night.
Nick LondeS will present Joe
Sutka. the Wyandotte veteran.
against Curly Denton, Indianap-
oils lightweight, in the semi
windup. Denton is stationed at
Peru IndD Naval Air station and
has won his last nine bouts.
They'll 60 six rounds.
Willie Watkins tackles fellow
Detroiter Nello Sensoli in a six
round prelim al 100 pounds
Johnny Eaton takes on Gene Gud-
gill at 14S pounds in another six
rounder. while Walter Starkey,
Detroit. fights Frank OlSway of
Bad Axe. in the fourth six
rounder, at 14S pounds,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-22
Relatives There

Incidentally. ONeill is enjoying
the conpanionShip Of two sons-in-
law here -Skeeter Webb. the new
Tiger infielder. and Henry Nowak,
en- route TO join the Colonels in
spring training at home in Louis
vile. Nowak played at HagerStown
last year. Webb and Nowak mar
ried twin sisters. The Webbs live
in Meridian. Miss, and the NowakS
in Cleveland.
ONeill is 20 be the gues I
speaker at the weekly kiwaniS
Club meeting here Thursday, al
which time he plans 10 recall some
Of his USO experiences in the
Pacific.
Joe Hoover. Tiger infelder, re-
ported in camp with an enthuSi-
aStic tale of his commercial fishing
adventures. Al Los Angeles this
winter. ne bought boat and went
into the fishing business. He caught
barracuda and sold them for Is
cents q pound.
That's a good price" he in
formed the writer. "FirSt month
made S22, the second month
made $500 in Is days. Great
racket"
Eddie Mayo came in from his
home in Paterson, n. j., where he
worked for the Wright Aeronau-
teal Co. during the off season.
Chuck Hostetler is reported 20 be
or his way with a new. big SOM
brero. as BELTS a Kansas deputy
sheriff. q lob which the Tiger out :
fielder held in Wichita during the
u-fy,TnV
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-22
I'D Sports q
.DR T Y | I | Ed

Walter Boom BOOm) Beck,
with Tigers last year may be
signed by Cincinnati Reds &.
Cleveland is looking for either a
third or second baSeman now that
Ken KeItRer is going into service
The Giants have booked
three games with Bainhridge
Navy with oksy Of ODT 10 use
buses.
Branch Hickey iS stalking $1,000
against the chances of Manager
Leo Durocher playing in the first
Is games of season Lippy
saws he'll fool his boss Joe
Wood Jr. is trying out with the
Red SoX again.
Buffalo BiSons took one-game
edge over Cleveland BaronS in the
American Hockey League playotfS
by Al win in Cleveland last night
Ken kilrca got one of the
Bison goals Hershey defeated
indianapolis, 81.
Al Dummy Davis kayoed Rudy
Giscombe in sixth of scheduled
eight-rounder in New YORK. last
night The National League
schedule. like the American, in
wolves 5.765 more miles of team
travel for lS4 games But
they'll save man miles"
Homer Norton, Texas A. NJ
coach, reported ready to take
/ UCLA head grid lob if ante is
uppcd 2 grand b. Tom McCreery
head of Horsemen'S Benevolent
and Protective Association, pre-
diets racing VIII be resumed by
May or June, If not before" "
Bob Montgomery scored a TKC
in eight over Genaro ROiO IN
l.. A. last night. Welker Cochran
is leading Willie Hoppe in Boston
by 30 points after splitting two
blocks Hoppe won first so to
a. Cochran took second 50 to 35
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-22
At Full Strength

"Yes. 1 think this Ii the hrst
time we've really been at full
strength against you this year.
Dit Clapper and Jack Crawford
are back on the defense. They
missed the last game here.
Then Murray Henderson IL.
coming strong hack there, too.
He's n nephew Of the Conacher
boys--eut Of the RCAF, you.
Know"
That was Ross in the dressing
room after the game.
You could see. despite his we
were lucky" crack that he, was
mighty proud, not only Of the
Bruin veterans like Clapper.
Crawford, Cowiey and Cain, but
also those two kid forward lines.
These youngsters were no raw
rockies racing al the Detroit de-
fense. They were little srnoothies.
Ken Smith, the blond youngster
who played on the champion
OShawa Generals with Ted Lind
say Of Detroit last year; Bill Gu
polo, up from the Niagara Falls
amateurs, and Jack McGlii, an
other discharged member OF the
RCAF. formed a smart skating
line