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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
Defeated Kuto
Gets Return Bout
with Rick Sturr

Wrestling fans will be in for
a special treat next Thursday
night at Capitol Arena with
the announcement from Pro-
moter Vince Mcmahon that
Rickie Starr and Oyama Kato
have been signed for the fea-
ture bout.
Starr, a ballet dancer turned
wrestler, and Kato. billed as
the national wrestling cham
pion Of Japan, are two of the
most colorful grapplers ir the
business. Next weeks match
will be according to Judo rules:
A winner is declared only after
his opponent either gives ur
or is rendered unconscious.
The bout will open the pro-
gram at $3.50 pm. 1t will not
be televised.
Starr took only Is minutes
last night at the arena to dis.
pose Of Kato in a straight
wrestling bout. whereupon Kate
made his challenge for nexi
week. Starr showed his versa
tility last night by winning q
second match, this one over
Al Smith.
In other matches, Danny
McShain defeated Aldo Ven.
turf. Arnold Skaaland defeated
The Mighty Gulas and Jerry
Gordet won over Karl Won Hes,
on a disqualification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
Congressional Wins
Fourth Straight Meet

Undefe a tie d Congressional
Country Club beat the WASH
ington Golf and Country Club,
95-37, in an Inter-Country Club
Swimming Association meet
yesterday at Washington. The
victors boosted their record to
40.
In another of the associa-
tons dual meets, Indian Spring
defeated Argyle. 1857, at
Argyle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
Air Force Holds
Swim Finals Toduy

Finals of the Air Force world.
wide swimming tournament will
be held at 7 o'clock tonight al
Boiling. The Pacific team
leads eight other teams with
40 points.
Events tonight will be in the
100 and 400-yard freestyle, 200
yard backStroke, 3-meter div.
ing. 500-yard individual medley
and 400-yard freestyle relay.
Yoshi Oyakawa, Olympic
backstroke champion in 1852
won the 100-yard backstrokt
last night in l:O1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
Little Minors Set
For LOOP FinuIs

Pats Hauling Jets will play
the Indians in the finals Of the
Falls Church Little Minor
League baseball championships
at 10 am. tomorrow at Lee
Graham Park.
The Indians gained the finals
by defeating the White Sox,
l4-12. In a seminal game yes
terday at Lee-Graham. Bill
Benedict led the victors with
a three-run homer in the
second inning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
Raleigh Moy Enter
Eastern Hockey Loop

RALEIGH, N. c.. July Is Up,
"A hacker has been found to
build an ice plant and Raleigh
will have an ice hockey team
in the Eastern Hockey League
next season, a Charlotte bust
neSsman said yesterday.
P. G. CPete) Bernard of
Charlotte, would-be owner of
the Raleigh team, told the
Raleigh Times q Northern
hacker is ready to put UP money
for q plant which would furnish
ice for q hockey arena.
Bernard added that "only a
few details have to be ironed
out" He said Tom Lockhart,
EHL president, who visited
here recently, has been nego-
tiAting for o sponsor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
Ricci Tavi Sets
Belmont Mark

NEW YORK, July a6 (R.-
Ricci Tavi, Christiana Stables
four-time stakes winner, had
the last laugh today on those
who made him second choice
at the mutuel windows in yes
terday's Hampstead Handicap
at Belmont Park.
The 4-year-old son of Rico
Monte, with Eldon Nelson up.
set a new track record for a
mile and a sixteenth in win
ming by a half-length from
Howell E. Jackson's Tick Took.
Ricci Tavi was clicked in
1:4lB. one-f1fth of a second
faster than the old mark, set
by Parlo in 1855.
Happy Hill Farms King
maker was third, trailing Tick
Took by 5 lengths. Greentree
Stables Riley. the 7-to-2 ia
vorite. was fourth. missing
third by a neck with a ire
mendous closing burst.
Ricci Tavi paid $3.50. $500
and $3.50 across the board. He
also raised his lifetime earn
ings to $l23.450 with the win
ner's share of $9,75O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
Charles Calls Hurricane
Touch for Patterson

get started Is the only man
who will beat him"
What Is Next?
Do the Hurricanes corner
antics bother an opponent?
When he starts doing that
little dance in his corner along
about the eighth or ninth
round. you sit there and look
at him and say to yourself
Whats this guy going to do
next?'"
Charles, now a constable in
Hamilton County. Ohio. where
he assists in trying to combat
juvenile delinquency. can APP
preciate Patterson's problems,
too. In many ways, Patterson
is in the same position as
Charles after he had won the
title by beating Jersey Joe Wal
colt. They also had fought for
a crown vacated when the
champ retired. In his case. it
was Joe Louis who had stepped
down. In Patterson's case. it
was Rocky Marciano.
"At first / didn't feel I had
to prove myself" said Charles.
But I kept reading in the
papers how the public wouldn't
accept me until I showed every
body I wasn't a cautious fighter.
When I beat Louis, I thought
it would be all over but I still
had to prove it over and over
again"
In his Greenwood Lake camp,
Patterson yesterday mentioned
how he felt about Marciano.
Il feel if I fight Marciano and
beat him." said Patterson, II
would be able to prove to the
public and myself that I was
not only the champion but one
Of the great ones"
1t remains to be seen wheth-
er Patterson will feel he has
to convince all doubters with a
blood and thunder performance
against jackson. The champ
admitted yesterday the closer
the fight gets the less I think it
will go the distance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
Silver Hills
Series Hopes
Given Setback
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

| AEDO9AAAh L8hOOk -
S s sEI;s E''' !; s sst ''''''' !
Silver Hill, defending sand
lot baseball champion in the
Industrial League, missed an
opportunity to take undisputed
possession Of first place yester-
day and with only two games
remaining on its schedule will
have to do an about face to
Igain Q berth in the forthcom-
ling City Series.
FBI. first-half winner, de-
feated Silver Hill at the Ellipse
yesterday. Az, to drop Silver
Hill into a tie with Union
Printers for the lead in sec
ond half play. The G-Men
are only Q half game behind
with one game remaining to
play. The Printers have two
games.
Bill Harrison hit a home run
and drove in two runs for FBI
and Steve Bauk scattered seven
hits for the victory.
In the Department League
National Security Agency
weathered a four-run rally in
the ninth inning by 102Oth
USAF Wing to squeeze by, 7-6.
Air Force Jets defeated st. Am
brose, 7.5. Milton Lundy hit a
two-run homer for the Jets
and John Lloyd a two-run
homer for st. Ambrose,
East Coast Electric banged
out is hits to take a 1876 de-
cision over Suitland Hall in a
Gauzza League game.
Today
Strick's Restaurant W. Design
Printing, Fairlawn, $50.
"a, Woodridge VS.. Navy Tars South f.
Tomorrow
Travellers vs.. St. Cyprians. Ban
neker, 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
Montreal Players Quokine
On Playing Havana Tonight

MIAMI, Fla, July rs R.-
Members Of the Montreal base
ball team of the international
League have protested playing
in Havana. Cuba, tonight. fear
full Of a revolution.
Players circulated a petition
last night asking to be relieved
Of playing in the Cuban capital
after each member of the team
received a letter from Havana.
The letters contained pamph-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26

NEW YORK, July 26 (P.-
Ezzard Charles, the former
world heavyweight king. says
sit won't be easy" for Floyd
Patterson to beat Tommy
(Hurricane) Jackson in his
first defense. Charles should
know. The Hurricane whipped
him twice.
Charles, now retired, arrived
in town for Mondays title flght
at the Polo Grounds while the
two boxers were nearing the
end Of their long training
grind.
Patterson was due to finish
his sessions at Greenwood Lake,
N. Y. today and Jackson's I'M
practicable schedule called for
sparring today and tomorrow
The champ remained a solid
1-to-5 favorite.
Still puzzled about his two
1855 defeats by jackson, the
former champ tried to analyze
the Hurricanes style"
Wait and Wait
"You keep waiting and wait
ing for that one good shot," he
said. You're sure you are 60
ing to flatten him when you
get that one good shot. First
thing you know, it's all over
and he beat you.
Il thought sure I would take
him the second time we fought
But you never can get set. You
wait and wait for the shot
while he keeps you busy block
ing punches instead of taking
the lead.
And he's not as easy to hi
as it looks. His motion is SC
perpetual, especially for a
heavyweight"
Can Jackson punch?
He isn't what you woulc
call a great puncher. But he
can hurt you If he hits you
right. He shook me up once
The fellow who takes the lead
on him and doesn't let him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
LOANED PLAYER
BEATS OWN CLUB

VALLEY FALLS, Kans..
July 26 (P.-The st. Jo-
seph. Mo-. Athletics were a
man short when they ar
rived last night for a semi
pro baseball game with
Valley Falls so Valley
Falls loaned them Vern
Medorin.
Medorin STROBE to the
plate in the fourth inning
and raped out a two-run
single which provided the
margin Of victory as the
Athletics beat Valley Falls,
Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
BOYS BASEBALL
COLLEGE PARK PONY LEAGuE

COLLEGE PARK PONY LEAGUE
Glass
Athletics, \; Red Sex. a.
Class
cherokees, i3: Seminoies, O.
Cards, 10, ApacheS.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
Bethesda Midgets
Bethesda Sports Mart. Z. Garrett
Carrier pruEs is Bethesda Builder
silver sprinE Midses
81, Bernadett't. 5. Takoma A. c., 4
. Iakoma reers. IL Silver Sprins
Monroe Ford, :. Lyons Nursery. 6
Eastern Iuniors
Mates Paints. r.. sd Bernaaetts 5
sherwood Orioles, \: Brooklsnd Co
Western Juniors
Kensington Rockets. 9: county
Malcney Concrete. \, Coon. O.
Takoma Boys Club. Roekviii,
sfivER SPRING cuB SCOUTS
Championship
:. Pack Nc 4hS 81 Pack ~, ASN. 8
N FALLS CHURCH CRY NRIEs
Littls Miner League senaihRAls
ndlAna a. White sox, IL
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BALTIMORE
SELECTIONS

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pods. Sob MeEusn
Shot Necisnny. Homes,re.eh spuo
Dream. Ksthis's Kins. Cen
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star stan Correspondent

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
July 26.-J. Gilbert Haus,
racing secretary and handi-
capper here. has assigned Arch
Rival l29 pounds for the mile
and one sixteenth Shenandoah
Handicap tomorrow.
Arch Rival. winner Of two
divisions Of the Shenandoah
over the Charles Town Course
and at about seven furlongs, is
asked TO carry two more pounds
than last Saturday when he
won at seven furlongs
Flamingo Farms MADDOX,
who came on fast in the stretch
at seven furlongs only to be
beaten three-quarters of q
length by Arch Rival, will be
allowed to carry the same l2l
pounds for this renewal. The
purse has been boosted 70
$4,000.
Two new contenders are en-
tered. They are Alter Ego
who won an allowance test here
at a mile and q sixteenth re-
Gently. and determination. Al
ter Ego gets in with los pounds,
while determination win be the
lightweight at i03.
Other starters and weights
for the handicap: Zuyder Zee,
III: Setubal, liz: Spring
Grove. Ill: Blue Ray, 100;
Bellator. los. and Rhy Dress,
lot.
The stewards have cEacked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
Silver Spring in Tie
Silver Spring defeated George

Silver Spring defeated George
Fleming Moore. 1913, and
Birmingham beat Anacostia.
1877, in a pair Of DeMolay
Softball League games yester-
day at Fairlawn. The win
moved Silver Spring into a
first place tie with idle Seat
Pleasant with its SO record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
CHARLES TOWN NOTES

aboard Flirt A Bit at the start
Of Wednesdays first race. Flirt
A Bit finished out Of the money
Jay Eyster is West Virginia's
State steward at this meeting.
A total OF 10 claims have
been made during this meet
ing, the transactions amount
ing to $28,300. Noble Request
changed hands for the largest
amount. $4,000. The 3-year-
old went from the Justin Funk
houser Stable to the Hel-Doc-
Farm.
John OKeefe, general mana
ger Of Thistledown and Gran
wood, has been here contracting
horsemen in the interests OF
Cranwood. which opens Sep
TENDER . for A days. OKeefe,
former public relations director
at Pimlico. says at least a half
dozen outfits stabbed here will
shift TO the Ohio tract after this
meeting.
Arthur Godfrey's colors
graced the winners circle IN
yesterdays feature. the Round
Hin. at 7 furlongs. Ridden by
Carl Gambardella. Beau Rocks
beat Flamingo Farms High
Pitch by Q narrow margin to
pay Si4.
Under ideal racing conditions,
q crowd Of 4.7o4 wagered $685.
223.
The double figures were / and
5 and the payon Of $3.50 was
the result OF Irismark's triumph
at s. IN the first race Id King
Prancer. $3.50. in the second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

81 PAuL.--ol Turner. 1914. PHI.
1879. ST. Paul UOJ.
BOSTON tony veranis, i46N.
Boston. ogtpointed irish Eddie Prince.
los HNotIEs.Eci;eooi V' Andr.d..
i3bh, whittier, Calf. stopped wal
lace tbudl Smith. l3o. Cinelnnati lpl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26

The stewards have cracked
down on Willie Clark. was
fined $50 for careless riding
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25

ounces. Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
John Merley of Kalispell and
their granddaughter Susan Pal.
merton of Seattle were at Percy
Salois to see the tiny little girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Schmall and
daughter of New Jersey we're
guests at the &. w. Stevenson
home last week. Mrs. Schmall,
the former Al.era Stiel. was an
employee at the Glacier Park
Hotel Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Rispen are
also very proud new parents
Their little daughter Krystal Lyn
was born Friday morning at tbs
am. at the Cut Bank Memorial
hospital. She weighed seven
pounds. II ounces. Monday after.
noon Ted brought his wife and
new daughter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bonebright
and son Of Great Falls we're at
the John Stewart home Saturday
for a visit with their nephew
Dennis Finch, They also attend.
ed the square dance festival at
the Glacier Park Lodge.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25

Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs,
Bill Yale and son and Mr.. and
Mrs Jamison all of st. Paul we're
dinner guests at the J. S. Jeffer.
les home. Mr. Yale is with the
Enterprise Movie Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richards
are the very proud grandparents
of new grandson. Little Scott
Richard was born Thursday to
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gold of Mon.
roe, Washington. Mrs Gold left
for her home with her new son
Sunday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Banks and
Mac Eubanks of Ramona, Calf.
were here for a visit with their
sister Mrs, Jim Peterson and her
family and their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Christensen. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Billops and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sabins of Du.
puycr were also guests at the
peterson ana NnFlStlOnSOn nome
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Domagola
and three children of Eugene,
Washington were guests at the
Lee Burns home for breakfast
Thursday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rasch and
Mr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Mittlestcdt of Hazcn. y. D. were
weekend guests at the Ice Burns
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. SalOiS arc
the proud parents of baby
daughter. Little kcrric Lynn ar
rived Tuesday morning at 10 am
She weighed five pounds-scven
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25
Open Golf Journey
Scheduled For Weekend
At Glacier Park

(Special)-Ncxt on the golf cal
endar for Oom.Coo.Ska-Pcs.Chee
golf course is the Oom-CoO-Ska-
Pes-Chee Open.
The tournament. open to any
amateur in the state. resident or
tourist, is an l8.hole medal play
event and can be played either
Saturday or Sunday at the Gla-
cier Park Lodge course.
Glenn Mes is accepting entries
at the tee.
"Oo-Coo.Ska.pcs.Chcc" is the
Blackfeet Indian name for the
Lodge course. 1t means Big
Green Blanket"
The pitch.and.putt course. on
the front lawn of the Lodge at
East Glacier Park. Montana. is
Little Green Blanket" or "Ec-
Nah-Coo-Ska.Pes Chez"
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25

In its latest estimate the Cen.
sus Bureau reports that females
now outnumbcr males in the
United States by about 1881 900.
The greatest disparity is in the
Is and older age groups. The
sex ratio switch is said to be
due to two factors: The mortality
rate is higher for men, about
100000 more deaths occurred
among males than females for
each of the last six years and i'm.
migration has declined - only
about two.fifths of persons COM
ing to live in this country now
are males. Prior to 1880, about
two.thirds of the immigrants
were males.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25
Heart Butte News
By John Tatsey

People at Heart Butte hav"
all gone haying and others gone
on jobs off the reservation SO its
rather quite SO they come home
on week ends and cause some
disturbance SO they better come
to Heart Butte decent may cause
you trouble.
There is a new garagr being
built for the school bus at the
agency its near completion.
Mr.. Peterson from the border
Patrol was at Heart Butte last
week checking on some pcOpi"
that has been hanging around.
Peter Tatscy drove to Chotcau
and purchased sodc delivery
rake and has a good start hay.
ing.
Stoles Head Carrier left Heart
Butte and he is down around
Waller picking rock so he has
done alright so far.
Joe Running Crane got some
deer meat Sunday and took off
real early for Mad Plume and
got in thick brush to dry his
meat Some time before this he
bought some back fat he hide
it in box and forget to tell his
wife and one morning his bro
thor in law Smclled some thing
sour and Pete told him and Joe
got mad at his wife for not
tending to it,
Our trappcr Nose has been
gone nearly two months and
word has come that he took a
job of baby sitting. He work for
Geo. Tatsey in June and now
has a baby sitting job for Jesse
Ramas.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25
LOSE UGLY FAT
IN TEN DAYS
OR MONEY BACK

II you are overweight. here Is the
first really thrilling news to come
along In years. \ new & convenient
way to get rid Of extra pounds easier
than ever. so YOU can be as slim and
trim as YOU want. This new product
called DIATRON curbs both hunger
& appetite. No drugs. no diet. no cxcr.
else. Absolutely harmless. When YOU
take DlATROS. YOU still enjoy your
meals. still eat the foods you like but
you simply don't have the urge for
extra portions and automatically your
weight must come down. because. AZ
your own doctor will tell you. when
you eat less. you weigh less. Excess
weight cndangers your heart. kidneys.
So no matter what you have tried be-
fore. get DlATRON and prove TO your.
self what i can do. DlATRON Is sold
on this GUARANTEE: You must lose
weight with the first package YOU use
or the package costs YOU nothing. just
return the bottle to Your druggist and
get your money back. DiATROS costs
500 and Is sold with this strict money
hack guarantee by:
Greco o1V0 Stors.oroWninQ.
Mail orders filled
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25

Thursday for the Legion Dept.
convention at Helena.
Miss Lorraine HalvcrsOn OF
Dupuycr is spending a week with
her friend Dolores Parmalee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rcinkc
of Great Falls called on Mrs.
Yvonne Goulet Saturday. The
Rcinkes we're here to attend the
square dance festival at the Gla'
cier Park Lodge.
Mrs. Leila Jacobsen and her
daughter Mrs. Frank Spencer OF
Lebonan, Oregon. were weekend
guests at the Mark Wilson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson,
daughters Maxine and Marjorie,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25

and two grandchildren all of St.
Louis, Missouri, are spending a
month here with Mrs. Wilson's
brother Mark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Wilson and
their house guests made the trip
over Going To The Sun highway
and then went on to Kalispcll
for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Jcffcries and
Mr.. Ingcbrand entertained IL at
a dinner party at the Jcffcrie
home Thursday. The party was
in honor Of Mrs. Otto Keller,
who has been visiting here with
her husband. Mr.. Keller is with
the Glacier Park Hotel company.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25

with Mrs. Zielcr's sister, Mrs.
Jack Wall and her husband. They
had their beautiful champion
Collie. Highland Taffy with
them.
Mrs. Norman Walker and girls
left by bus Friday noon for Utica
Montana for two week visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Ted Orr. daughter Iva,
grandson Victor and Gloria Bush.
ie. camped two days at Tibcr
dam this past week.
Mr.. Victor Overcast left
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25
East Glacier Park
Mrs. Lee Burma

Myrtle and Margaret Jones,
nurses from Chicago. called on
Mrs. Ben Oser Wednesday of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Quarbe of
Fessenden also were guests at
the Ben Oser home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Zielcr
and daughters, Margot and 10.
anic Of Huntington. Long Island,
were here for q two week visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

has a deep wish to learn. She
listens and she observes.
If she has made any mis-
taktakes in the past, they
can perhaps be marked of
to this very habit Of listen
ing to people whom she
thinks she can trust to guide
her.
Miss Monroe is growing
more astute. She is still bent
on self-improvement and she
does not seem to be i'm.
pressed with her fame, nor
her high-voltage publicity.
Quite the contrary. She
seems almost distrustful of
1t.
But beneath the insecurity,
and the wide eyes and the
little giggle, there is q flint
like core Of strength, and
courage.
released BY the Bell Syndicate. Incl
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MckANUS
Continued From PAGE A.25

Continued From Page Az!
furniture, Art notices 1t. and
he's pleased. I get UP every
morning and Ak his break
fast. Did you know that so
per cent Of all the women in
the United States do not get
up and get their husbands
breakfast? I read that in a
magazine.
But it's a wonderful thing
to know that you're looking
after somebody. There's this
wonderful cookbook I'm read
ing called 1.-THE Joy Of Cook
ing I read it every day. Oh,
I'm learningI"
Therein is a telling clue
to the personality Of Marilyn
Monroe, nee Norma Jean
Dougherty. Marilyn Monroe
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because I thought his ears
were too big. Some geniusl"
In the first year at Metro,
Gable appeared in IL pic
lures. but it was not until "A
Free Soul" that he hit.
Norma Shearer and the
late Lionel Barrymore CO.
starred.
Miss Shearer recalls:
CLARK was the most despi-
cable Of heavies In that
movie. He played q gangster,
but as the movie went on
it was evident that he was
going to have the sympathy
Of the audience"
He had one scene in which
he slapped Norma. Audiences
weren't used to such brutal
tactics.
The reaction was as
founding" one veteran MGM
executive remembered. I'm
stead Of the letters Of pro-
test We expected. women by
the thousands wrote in that
they would like to be slapped
around by Gable"
For the next few years, it
was only treat 'em rough
roles for Gable and not until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

at Happened One Night"
was he able to break the
romantic heavy typecastine.
Then came the golden era
Of Gable hits: Manhattan
Melodrama," China Seas,
"Mutiny on the Bounty"
Men in White" Call Of the
Wild" "San Francisco"
Saratoga" TEST Pilot"
TOO Hot to Handle. /" Idiots
Delight" Boom Town" and
Gone With the Wind"
All but the latter are being
shown on television, a fact
which accounts for Gables
rising popularity with the
younger set.
Does he feel--nearly Is
years later--uneasy with the
title Of king? It's q typical
Gable response:
Il don't care what they
call me, Is long as I get
paid"