The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-11
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YIN MALONEY
 Staff Writer)

One of the best Ice Shows on the road, Sonia Henie's HollyWood-1ce Revue will move into the spotlight at Madison Square Garden about one week hence on January l7th. Miss Henie, who is considered one of the cinema's most brilliant stars is featured in this production mi racle on Ice doing everything from the hula to the boogie-woogie on her silver skates in the manner that has brought her to the top in the en- tertainment world.
 Gene Red Gladney, former St, Francis Grammar School and Blessed Sacrament c. Y. O. pitcher has moved up to Bunker Hill where he is once again exercising his ath- letic prowesS.
 Bill Boucher, swing shift man at the American Brass O., expresses the opinion that baseball will con- tinue even in this very dark hour. Bill. with his fists doubled up but with twinkle in his eye says, They'll get around it somehow" (Ed. Note: We'll Bill, let's hope whatever course they do steer it will be the right one. We all would like to see baseball continue, neverthe- less if the government thinks it will hinder the war effort let's by all means cancel it for the duration.
 Joe Mobile. former fight manager has passed his exam at New Haven and has been made Central Board Referee in basketball, according to the well liked athlete. Now Joe who has been working many games at the Boys Club and elsewhere for the past few years is looking to the fu- ture with anticipation.
 Jimmy Lees Crosby court quintet will travel to WatertoWn tomorrow evening where they will try to make it two straight defeats they will have handed Watertown this season. Thumbs up to the Leemen.
 The Tech Tigers under the guid- ance of Bill Tracy will take on Con- nie Donahue's Torrington Court men tonight in q Naugatuck Valley League game at the Wilby Gym. The Tech squad which has had fast and very successful season thus far will face the supreme test tonight when they face very fast and high Scoii ing upstate team. This will either make them or break them as far as further hopes for the of the valley league are concerned. If they win tonight, as We think they will, the Crosby Tech game scheduled for Wednesday, January 24th at the Wilby Gym will be one of the best court clashes to hit Waterbury in long time.
 While the hoop squad is engaging the swimming team un- der the trained eye of J. o. P, Man. hetz, who by the way has turned out many a championship team, will meet East Haven at the Crosby pool in their first encounter of the sea- son.
 Personality Plus! That small but significant phrase very aptly de- scrlbes one of the smartest acting and most likeable women In the game that have ever had the pleasure of meeting, Miss Lillian R. Jenkins, Acting Publicity Director of Madison Square Garden. Lillian Jenkins with a Rustic" in the middle as Bill Corum once put It, may be put in the class with Am- erica's most outstanding and success ful career women. And the key to her success is due mainly to the fact that she knows how to handle peo- pie, an ireplacable quality that has put her in good stead with all whom she has come in contact. It's deal- Ing with persons like Miss Jenkins. smart but unassuming. that makes life a big smile. Three hip. hips, a bow and carry on Miss Jenkins.