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Evening star., 1953-05-17

Totals 81 72715 Totals 20 ~ II
tWalked for Atwell in 7th.
&Walked for Rush in Sth.
lAnnounced as pinch-hitter for Ward
sFIied for Serena in sth.
cbissSa cebititsSU5sh SSS SSS SS9 So0 SSdd9g-s
Ruls-Garaeiola. Cole, MetkovicR, MIX
sis. Sauer. Errors-Jackson.. Sauer Runs
batted in-Fondy Metkovich ,12l. Cara
Eiola. Sauer. Two-base hits--Fondy.
Baumholtz. Home runs-Metkovich
gHoI,s,. gHiolss Ward, Ki1er; saerifce; Jackson.
Left on basss~1Pittsburgh, z: Chicago.
e. Bases on balls-Oh Dickson. 3; on
Dickson, 4; by Rush, 2. Hits@of Dick
son; 3 in innings: of Rush. z in 8
innings; OF Pollet. 2 in l ~ innings; OF
Hetki. | in z innings; on Schultz 0
in l inning. Runs and earned runs
on DickSon. Ill; of Rush. 30; on
schultz; 90; on Hetki, IL; on Pollet,
90. Hit by pitcher-Rush CGaragiola.
Winning pitcher-aDickson (S-4l.- Losing
Pitcher-Rush (3-3) Time-2:3O. At
Evening star., 1953-05-17
Boros Enters Open

NEW YORK, May 16 P.-
Julius Boros, defending National
Open champion, today sent in
his entry for the meet at Oak
mont, Pa, next month. He will
be one of IL former champions
in the field.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

to the lost"
column. If
the top team
h a S lost 10
games and the
Mats have lost
Is. Bucky fig
ures his Mats
are five games
of the pace
r e G a dl e S S
of what the
"gameS-back''
column says.
. Games
lost are gone
Evening star., 1953-05-17


reasons, but the games a team
hasn't played still can be won.
The Mats are beginning to re-
Semble mountain climbers with
Walter Masterson and Jackie
Jensen wearing Matterhorn hats.
After his 2-1 victory over the
Browns Thursday night, Shea
was disgusted with himself. .
1.-THE score reads nice and it
helps my earned-run average,
but I didn't have a thing on the
ball." Spec said, bluntly.
Washington grabbed Clyde
Vollmer despite well-meant ad-
vice from the Red Sox front Office
that the veteran outfielder had
slowed down to a point where he
wouldn't help the Mats De-
velops he was what the Mats
needed.
Much of the Tigers grief can
be summed up by a glimpse at a
pair of earned-run averages. {.
Bill Wight'S is 1900 and Art
Houteman's is 11.84. Gould be
their one-time affiliation with
the power-publicized Yankees
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Detroit 022 OO2 000-0
Philadelphia ----- 100 OO2 OOO-3
Runs-Kuenn. Delsing (2), Bats ca,
Lund, Joost Robinson, Zernial Errors
Kuenn, Dropo, Robinson. Runs batted
hutchinson, Zernial (2), Lund, Hoeft,
Delsing, Souchock, HATFIELD. Two-base
hits-JooSt. Zernial, Lund. Three-base
hits-Delsing, Pesky. Home run
Zernial. Sacrifice-Souchock. Double
Detroit, Z: Philadelphia, z. Bases on
balls-Of Bishop. /; of Fricano. /; OF
Newson, 2; of Hoeft, L; off Erickson, /.
Struck out-By Bishop, Q; by Fricano, l;
by Hoeft, 3; by Erickson, .. HitS-OR
Bishop, in 3 innings; of Fricano, Q in
4 inningS of Newsom. / in = innings;
of Hoeft. 3 in innings; of ErikSon, 3
in 4 innings. Runs and earned runs
on Bishop, A; of Fricano, 2-2; OF
Newsom, 90; off Hoeft, IL; of Erick-
son: 2-2. Winning pitcher-Hoeft (3-2).
Losing pitcher-Bishop U-2)
Evening star., 1953-05-17

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco, 4: Portland. l.
Los Angeles, 8; San Diego, 6.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston, /: Dallas, @.
,. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Newport News. 2; Hagerstown, 1.
Norfolk. g.; Lynchburg, /.
Richmond. 5: Roanoke g.
York at Portsmouth. POSTPONED, rain).
CAROLINA LEAGUE.
Greensboro. 5; Fayetteville. Q.
Reidsville. 8; Durham o.
Raleigh. 8; Danvilie, 2 IlO innings).
, Burlington Graham. 8; Winston Salem.
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
Bristol, 6; Blueheld. O.
Welch, 10; Wytheville, 5.
Pulaski, 4; johnson City. 2.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
Buffalo Signs VoiseIIe
BASEBALL.

BUFFALO. N. Y, May is R.-
The Buffalo Bisons today signed
Pitcher Bill Voiselle, a free
agent, and purchased C4tcher AL
Lakeman from the Baltimore
Orioles.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Bucky Harris ignores the
games back" column when
glancing at baseball standings.
He devotes his attention
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Runs Dark. Thomson, Hemus,
echoendienst (2), Musial. Repulski Runs
batted in-Musial go, Slaughter. D.
Slaughter, D.. Rice go, Hemus. Dark
Three-base hits-Musial. Double plays
Williams to Dark to Gilbert; Schoen-
dienst to Hemus to Bilko; Hemus to
Schoendienst to Bilko. Left on bases
New York, 5; st. Louis, 8. Bases on
balls-Od Maglie, 3; Mizell. 3. Strike
outs-By Maglie. 7: by MiZell, g. Runs
and earned runs-Off Maglie 5 and
8: OF Mizell 2 and 2. Winning pitcher
MiZell GID. Losing pitcher Maglie
t3-2). Umpires-Dixon, Goetz Dascoli
and SGcory. Time-2:13. Attendance
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Ratterman, Hogan. stuhr, Runs bstted
in-Hogan, Stuhr (2), Masterson. Two
base hits-Stuhr. Parker. Three-base
hit-Stuhr. Left on bases-Quantico,
5; GEORGETOWN, q. Bases on balls-Off
Stuhr, 3. Struck out--By Stuhr. 10:
by Thomas s. Hit by pitcher--By Thomas
(Ratterman, Brett, Masterson). Winning
pitcher-Stuhr (3-2. Losing pitcher
Thomas GID
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the sacks. Another walk brought
in the tying run and AL Spang-
ler'S single sent in two more
scores to give Duke its final mar
pio
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Totals 35 1927 6 Totals 35 8 ~ IL
Popped out for Hoeft in 9th.
tGrounded out for Fricano IN 9TH.
TANNED for NewSom in 9th.
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Last week end visitors OF Mr.
and Mrs. Emery Chick were Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Carter and Benny
Of Orange, Mr.. and Mrs. Danny
Shaver. of Warren, Ohio. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Vaughan. Mr.. and Mrs
Maxwell Patterson. OF Danville
and Bobby Vaughan and Sharon
Patterson. also of Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maillet
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Jones with
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman. OF Farm
Vile. are spending this week enc
in johnson City. Tenn, as guests
of Mrs. Carlos Keys
Misses Lola l. a n g, France:
Marker and Ann Edmonds, stu
dents at Longwood College, were
dinner guests Of Rev. and Mrs
j. c. Weaver. Monday evening.
Mrs. Bennett Taylor. of Farm
vile, was a dinner guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. O. P. Farrar, Sunday.
| 1t. and Mrs Donald Taylor
Glenn and son, Taylor, of Har.
lingin. Texas, visited Mr.. and Mrs
c. A. Garden Monday afternoon
Mrs. j. F. Alsop has returned
home after an extended visit with
relatives in Baltimore, Md, ant
Luray, Va
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Prospect News Events, Social Items

Alfred Hix and daughters of
Rocky Mount. were recent visitors
IN the home of Mr.. Hix's mother
Mrs. T. B. Hix.
Mrs. D. S. Glenn and grand
daughter. Miss Nancy Taylor ac-
companied c. w. Glenn and fam
n.y. to Richmond. Sunday. to cele-
orate the birthday of Mr.. Glenn
and his brother. Stuart r. Glenn
III the home Of the latter
Circles of the WSCS met on
Tuesday. May 10. in the FOLLOWING
homes: Circle l. with Mrs. ] +
Glenn; Circle 2, with Mrs Emery
Chick; Circle 3, with Mrs. O p
Farrar. and Circle 4. with Mrs.
Nelson Hix.
MISS Martha Bonawell and Har-
Vey limerick, Of Philadelphia. were
recent guests Of Rev. and Mrs
j. c Weaver Mrs. Bonaweu of
the Eastern Shore. is SPENDING
some time in this home.
{. M Price, Of. N. c. State.
spent last week end with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Price.
Mrs. D. S. Glenn spent several
Gays last week with her daughter
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Bethlehem

DR. Donald G. Miller. professor
OF New Testament at Union The
illogical Seminary. will be the
guest speaker at revival services
beginning Sunday. May "a. with
services each evening at 8 .. m.
through Friday. May 90. at Beth
lehem Presbyterian Church.
There will also be a Bible hour
taught by DR.. Miller on Monday
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday at
1890 when he will teach the book
OF Luke. The public is cordially in
yited to hear this elfted Bible in
structor at both services.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Anderson,
Jr.. and sons spent Mothers Day
with her parents, at Goshen. Va.
Mrs. Ida M. Houston has re-
turned from Virginia Baptist Hos
pital after serious operation,
and is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Arlington.
Of Pamplin. recently visited his
sister, Mrs. Noah Templeton.
A. j. Stuart. OF Elkin N. c.
spent last week with his brother,
r. H Stewart.
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Mrs. E. w Carson. in Appomat-
toX
Mrs. Bess GrimStead. of Rich
mond. was a recent visitor with
Mr. and Mrs c. B. Carson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cafazza, of
Wakefield, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs R. Z Paulette. last week end
Mrs. Neville Ammen and Luther
Price. Of Roanoke. were week end
visitors in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ Price
Miss Nancy Lee Taylor, OF
LongWood College. was visitor in
Prospect during the week end.
Eastern Shore Guests
Rev Ralph Haga and Mrs
Hasa. of Eastern Shore. and Mr.
and Mrs. AlonZa Haga and chill
dren. of Chase City. visited their
mother Mrs. c. A. Haga, during
the week end
Visitors OF Mrs j H. Young
on Mothers Day. were Mr.. and
Mrs Russell Newsome. of Wash
lneton. d c.. and Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Young. Ramsey Baldwin
of Crewe. and Billy Young, o!
Richmond.
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Green Bay

Miss Jean Rice. OF Richmond
was week end guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Love.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley FrSter and
Mrs. r, H. Morgan and Kenneth
visited Mr. Morgan. at MCGUIRE
hospital. Sunday.
Rev. Marvin Dana Hunt. Of Bea-
yer Dam, preached here Sunday
1t. Vanderhoff and family have
returned home after a vacation in
Pennsylvania.
A meeting of the church board
was held at the church Monday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. r V. Owen spent
the week end at Richmond with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack owen and MIR
and Mrs. Marvin Bowling.
After the rehearsal of the bridal
party Of Miss Anne Price and
Bruce Hayden, Tuesday night. Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Ravens gave a re-
ception in their honor.
Mr.. and Mrs l. A. Love and
Mrs. John A. Love visited friends.
AT Amelia. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. w, T. Ford. OF
Church Road, were Sunday guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Bobbie Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B Wilson were
birthday dinner guests OF her
brother at Richmond, Sunday,
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Meherriin

Mrs. Ailene Gattis. Mrs. Annie
Andrews and Miss Frances An
drews, all of Norfolk. spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ma
con Vaughan. They all spent Sun
day sightseeing at Bugs Island.
The Missionary Society of Me-
herrin Baptist Church. met Friday
night at the parsonage.
Mrs. Daisy Flowers and Miss
Bertha Nunnally spent the week
end at Church Roads with Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Nelson. They also
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Otha Nun
nally, on Petersburg Pike.
Carolina Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Waller. of
Henderson. N c., spent last week
with Mrs. M S Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odell Grafton. Of
Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. J. w Grafton.
Miss June Fowlkes spent the
week end at Pals, Va, with her
uncle and aunt, MI. and Mrs.
Lenold Fowlkes.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pike and
family. Of Amelia. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Flowers and family,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Witt
during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe jenkins spent
few days in Richmond with Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Morrisette and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. SawteN. They
also visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Owen, in Halifax. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Schoolficld Holt.
OF Portsmouth, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
mold FowlkeS, OF Pals. Va. and
Harry Holt, OF Altavista, visited
Mrs Ola Fowlkcs and Mrs. la
Marks, recently.
Miss Eva Belle Dean. Of Balti-
more, spent the week end here
with her mother. Mrs. Mary
Dean
Charlie Grafton is up and able
/ 10 get about.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Hubbard and
family. OF Roanoke. spent a few
days here with MI and Mrs. j. r.
Hubbard. recently.
| Birth Announced
/ A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Byrn Keeling, at Southside
Community Hospital. May IT.
1t Is an unbeatable fact to
those who have ever heard any
Of the persuasive speakers, that
treat is in store for all present
for the debate Friday night Mr.
4 Atkins IS former school teacher
from the West, Rev. Mr.. Grove
I is a Methodist minister. Of Keys
vile. Mrs Stricken is an author
and lecturer. and Rev Mr.. Dun
KUN is a Baptist minister of Me-
herrln and a former school teach
/ err
1 Mrs. j O. Newman Of Martins
vile, visited MI and Mrs J L,
Newman last week
I Mr.. and Mrs J I Newman and
family spent Sunday With rela-
tives, in Martinsville MIS- j. O.
Newman returned home with
/ them.
/ MIR. and Mrs A. + Hazard and
sons, OF Richmond, visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. T Newman recently
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Tuggie Neus
Marshall Huffman
Goes To Iceland

Mrs. Fred Scyoc and children,
OF Richmond. spent last week with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Lyle
Woodbridge. here.
Miss Dot Carter. Of Dillwyn.
spent last week end with Misses
Polly and Peggy Simpson here.
Marshall Huffman left last
week for Iceland. where he has
accepted a position as mech
anic.
MI and Mrs. John Milton. of
Roanoke, spent last Sunday in the
kreee home, near here.
Friends here wish a speedy re-
covery for Mrs. Palmer Mason
who is patient at Southside Hos
pital
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. J Smith visit
ed Mrs. Earl Smith Jr,, and baby
daughter. at Virginia Baptist Hos
pital. in Lynchburg. Sunday.
Karen Ann Smith, Of Pamplin,
is spending few days visiting
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Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Bruce spent
several days in Richmond last
week. They visited Mrs. William
Clawson, who is a patient at St.
Elizabeth Hospital
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Sandy River

Cadet c. S. Farmer il, Of VPI.
visited his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom jenkins. on Sunday.
Guests Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Gates we're: Mr. and Mrs
Garland Stafford and son. or
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-22

Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Osborn and sons, OF Farmville.
and Mr. and Mrs, r. B. Walthall
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bruce and
son and Mrs. F. T Patterson spent
Sunday visiting in Richmond.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
BY the Assoeioted Press

MALVERN, Iowa, Dec. IL
Shell-pocked Highway "a west
Of here, scene of an impromptu
artillery barrage when an ammu-
milton truck burned after col
lision Wednesday night, created
q major traffic bottleneck today.
Motorists threaded their way
past danger" signs posted along
a one-way traffic lane cleared of
debris by an Army demolition
crew. Long lines of waiting cars
stood on the highway while law
officers sent cars through the
restricted area from the other
way.
Meanwhile, Watson Brothers
Transportation Co. of Omaha,
owner of the ammunition truck,
was banned by the Army and
Navy from hauling ammunition.
Is Second Suspension.
It was the second suspension
for Watson Brothers in two
months. The previous suspension
was imposed after two other
Watson trucks carrying ammu-
milton exploded in Nebraska dur
ing October. That embargo was
lifted on November 27.
William Wolfe, vice president
of Watson Brothers, protested
after the ban was announced by
the Interstate Commerce Com
Evening star., 1953-12-11
PubIicPoWerPeriIed ,
Kerr sConsumers
BY the Assoeioted Press

DENVER. Oct. 11.-Senator
Kerr. Democrat, of Oklahoma,
predicted today that private
utility bosses" will press for
legislation at the next session of
Congress to end the Nations
public power program.
He called for a charge of the
Light Globe Brigade"-by which
he said he meant that voters
throughout the country should
urge Congress not to "get the
Government out of the power
business.
In a speech prepared for the
national electric consumers con-
ference called by the National
Farmers union, the Oklahoma
Senator declared: THE recent
off-year elections have put the
private utility bosses in panic
=. They see the handwriting
on the wall in the 1854 elec-
Clon
1T is time for the people to
speak and act if they would
protect the peoples business.
Senator Kerr said former
President Hoover had been
chosen by the administration as
the architect of its public power
policy. and he added:
"How can one become an
architect for the 1950s and
1960s whose greatest claim to
fame rests upon his having been
the embalmer of the 1920s and
1930s?"
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Army Demolition Crews Clear
She'll Torn Iowa Highway

mission in Washington yesterday
that "our drivers simply didn't
show the slightest sign Of negli-
gence" in Wednesday nights &C
cident.
The shells exploded after the
Watson truck, loaded with 105-
nm. artillery shells. sideswiped
a truck carrying eggs.
The driver of the egg truck.
Elmer Jessen. %, of Kingsley,
Iowa, employed by the Klass
Produce Co. of Iowa City, Iowa.
suffered leg injuries and was hos
pitalized at Council Bluffs about
25 miles northwest Of the acci-
dent scene.
Defends Driver.
Mr.. Wolfe said the ammuni-
tion truck driver, Donald Bree-
den. 81, of Council Bluffs, was
"a champion driver" who had
driven for nine years without
an accident. The Watson vice
president added, I'm convinced
the Defense Department and ICC
don't know the circumstances
of the accident"
He contended the ammunition
truck was struck by the egg
truck while on the shoulder" of
the highway and was travelling
only 10 miles an hour at the
time.
But j. Monroe Johnston of the
ICC in Washington said the
agency was much exercised"
over the series of explosions in
volving munition-laden trucks on
Midwest highways.
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~ Doy Kosne

aren't ycu gIad I wasn't crax.
enough 70 leave il loaded"
Gales lips qusvered She threw
the gun at him
MandeiI slapped her again
Without heat. @f1l ret TO you j.
just . minute. Right now ] wan.
70 talk 70 your boy friend.
The gun had landed in . chair.
Andre snatched il from the cush-
ion and, taking Z quick step for-
ward. tried 70 use it as Z club.
Mandell caught the blow on HE
right upper arm. He smashed his
LETT fst into Andre face, punching
the other man into and over the
arm Of the chair. Andre scrambled
to his feet and backed wariIy aS
Mandell stalked him.
Gale squeezed her hair with
both hands and held ii Her face
was . series 81 nat white planes,
ike 3 cubistic painting Of terror.
She wasn't pretty any more. Kill
hint she screamed. XIII him,
What do you want!" Andre
Mandell tapped his nose. aHah.
a little conversation. but ] want
you, IN the right mood for il.
fellow
Sweat formed i green sheen on
Andres face. He continued to
back, his right hand raised TO
guard his face, his left hand,
when he could spare il, cropping
behind him for q weapon.
Back 70 the fireplace Gale
screamed. Use the poker on him.
Behind you and to your right"
Mandell shot out an arm and
hauled him back. The fireplace
was modern, without q manteI.
Mandell slapped Andre against it.
Then he dribbled Andres head
against the expensive wood PAM
cling with . furry Of hard rights
and lefts to the face, as II he
were punching Z bag, but twist
ing his iists as they landed. Cut.
ting Andres flesh 70 ribbons.
Blood trickling from both corr
ners Of his mouth, Andre mewed
in pain and dropped his hands.
No. Please. Don't hit me any
more, Mandell."
Mandell stepped back. ~AII
right. Start talking. What's the
gizmo7 What you folks want of
me?n
ere he sanIinnaal
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HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
q eoe THoMAs

HOLLYWOOD IRA few months
aeo. pro football star zlrUy Hirsch
seceiyed an eloquent letter plead
M for ) dinner dale. The writer
said be wanted to bring along
boz from a broken home whose
Nol was "crazylegS' Hirseh.
81 got several such requests
eyery year says the Ianky Wan.
20. Wis. flash. Il put il off until
NJ wife Insisted that ] 90. =
So he and his wife went 70 dinner
Nth TIE writer aLd his young
friend. When they parted. the man
eaid. Some dag we ought to do
your life story il the movies"
Klroy laughed Il of. But be isn't
Iaurhing today. TINS II the day
he's starting to enact himself In .
aim called "crazyiegs. Al-Ameri-
can.
s'I,m not nervous, said Hirseh,
NO has faced stadiums filled with
yelling football taDs. "Pm just
scared stiff
II turned out that his dinner host
vas Han Bartlett, = young man
with I knack for turning OUT
movies inexpensiyely and wei. The
producer. writer mace last years
Navajo, which was well received
~ he critics.
Bartlett pursued his notion and
aot HirSeh % recite bis LIES his
tory. Il appeared 10 be script fod-
deg 10 Bartlett
nElroy's story Is the basic
American saga III success. be re-
marked. III has plenty Of excite.
merit IN the football stuff, plus q
rood love story and a dramatic
climax. That came when he was
kicked III he head Wills playing
Tor the Chicago Rockets.
'stie received skull fracture
and doctors said be would never
play football again. But he re-
covered and went on TO the Los
Angeles Rams. with whom be
scored the greatest success Of his
career.
EIroy has been IN Z dare about
Ne whole thing. He was dubious
about TIE possibility Of anyone
filming his life and probably was
still donbting It Until the cameras
started rolling today. He certainly
has the physical attributes to star
II movie, being tall. blond and
handsome. re looks like 1 healthy
Sonny Tufts.
Can Be act7
Bartlett thinks 50. He has been
lgainiug ne Rams star tor 4 couple
q months working three o. more
lights week On his lines. His
experience as ! sports cOmmenta-
Tor o. radio has helped him too
klTcy himself has no Alusionl
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TO KISS, OR KILL
Asa.-.....-. ~ Doy Kssne
Chapter n

Chapter "a
GALE moved stiIl closer "a him
~ Her fingers stroked his arr
Her voice held the same hvunot. :
quality that had filed il il the
car.
Id you remember quarreiine
with Fstner?"
mo"
Father is dead, Barney"
HYeah. | know"
Gales fingers continued Ia aex
on MandelI,S arm. you've beer
SICK. Barney, Gale continued
Very sick. You're sick now. n
your mind That's why Andre ana
I are down here. Waiting for the
doctor
eoh."
you tried to kin me. Barney"
Why"
You said you wouldn't Be sent
away from Ias again. had 10 cali
Tor help. And when Father came
to help me-" Gale sobbed unable
10 continue.
Il killed him7p
Gale looked at him through
tears. That's right."
Il shot him..
"YeSn
Where did I get the gum"
Out Of the top drawer of the
dresser. Where il has been ever
since you went away.
The gun / brought back from
the Army, huh2"
Yes. | tried TO take il away
from you. But / couldn't. l wasn't
strong enough. How did you gel
out of the room?
| pulled the lock out Of the
And where is the gun now.
Barney?s
n my pocket"
Gale held out her hand. Give
II to me.
Mandeil reached in his pocket
and handed her the gun. Then /
got dressed, huh?"
Then you got dressed Gale
said. She reversed the gun and.
holding It BY the grip. let it hang
by her side.
4 got all dolled up, huh? I put
on my dinner jacket"
That's right.
Mandell opened his overcoat.
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say I love you or anything like
THAT. !"
He emphasized that be win re.
strict his performing to the radio
lmicrophone and the gridiron after
The completes his film biog. Like
another Michigan AIl-American be.
fore him, Tom Harmon, Elroy has
gone into the sports commentator
field. Elroy, who also starred for
Wisconsin. wants to specialize il
Iplay-by-play reporting Of football,
basketball and baseball.
When win be quit pro ball?
ITS hard TO say" answered the
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that he Is going to put Laurence
Olivier To shame.
Il hope It's nOt too bad" he
sighed. After all. the only other
acting rye done was in junior high
school. And then the play only
Lasted a day and ! Eight.
Luckily I'll pc playing myself,
and hope / can do that convinc-
ingly. The only thing that worries
me Is the love scenes with Joan
lVohs, who win play my wife. But
they've fixed II 30 | won't have to
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A porpoise understudy to Che
famous Flippy, the educated por.
poise At Marine Studios, Marine.
land, has been named Splash BY
Lowell Thomas. The young por'
lpoise earned his name BY dousins
the famous radio commentaries
with . well-almed Zip Of his tail.