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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER Monastery-Fortres- s Bombed by Allies; Nazis Talk ON TKE (HOME FRONT; RUTH tWYETH SI KNOW, that the Eighteenth WBCentury is often called the By VIRGINIA VALE I that begins with Ewing, over 50 years ago, leading up to Bill Dickey through the 1943 campaign, there is sure to be a wide difference of opinion when it comes to naming the greatest catcher baseball ever knew. At the Baseball 'Released by Western Newspaper Union. IN a chaperon on Date, the Blue network show, has its haz- BEING ards. Veronica Lakes parents were chaperons for- an evening, and, to add an extra fillip, the programs sponsor fiad arranged for hansom cabs to take the servicemen - AN argument Writers golden age of the cabinet makers. that the English cabinet makers, Chippendale, ITepple-whit- e, Sheraton and the Adam brothers, flourished then and that their work was copied by our own We know annual pageant where Bill Dickey was honored, this debate broke out in many spots. and their girls from the radio studio of fans 10 the Stork Club. A crowd for anwaiting around, milling Tjere other glimpse of the Blind Dates. One of the horses bolted, tossing the CObbie off and leaving Mrs. Keane, . ho is as tiny as her famous daugh-tar, helpless inside. Everyone ran, Runaway!" but a aereaming Anzac soldier, used to emer- It became al- most a rash. Buck Ewing Bill Bergen Roger Bresnahan Johnny Kling Ray Schalk Billy Sullivan Gabby Hartnett Mickey cabinet makers of the late ColoCochrane and then Bill Dickey. nial period. The furniture types gencies, stopped the horse before damage was done. These, at least, were among the of their day have become standbest. ard with us but we seldom stop to Left: Benedictine abbey on Mount Cassino which was bombed of U. S. Flying Fortresses. This monastery, Andrew Stone, producer-directo- r by In the forgotten days that have think about the kind of curtains which was 529 so founded in thinks A. well 1944, of had been used as D., "Sensations a fortress by enemy troops which were firing down on slipped over the hill I once played and draperies that were originalour men, according to Allied explanations of the his idea that he plans to produce bombing. Leaflets were showered on the monastery a day many rounds of golf with John Montused with this furniture. ly before the bombardment warning the monks and any Italian to leave. there President Roosevelt said gomery Ward who pitched to Buck refugees Visitors to the reconstructed village of that the bombing and shelling of the ancient abbey was justified. Right: German prisoners taken in fight- Ewing. Va., are often surprised to Williamsburg, on the Rapido river in Italy answer questions asked by United States intelligence officer. ing find Venetian blinds were the fashion There will never be another Buck long that before the Revolution, and the well He tailored canvas lined valance used with Ewing, Ward once told me. is the top. I still remember the day floor length chintz draperies also seem curwhen Buck split the first two fingers modern to them. Yet these were the tain styles when ladies and gentlemen on his bare hand. There was so wore powdered wigs. Valances were made vs much blood on the ball that I just as we make them today and were couldnt throw it. I insisted that tacked to a valance board in pretty much he retire. Buck almost tore my the same manner as is shown here. head off. He finally agreed to tape NOTE This is the second of a series on or tie the two fingers together, but modern adaptations of period curtain he refused to quit. A great hitter fashions. Another version of the shaped brilliant back of the plate. type of valance is given in BOOK 5 of tjhe series of ten booklets on sewing" for was Cubs a of the Johnny Kling the home. To get copy of Book 5 send master. He was the only catcher I 15 cents direct to: ever knew who stopped Ty Cobbs base running, who pinned Ty down. MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS New York Bedford Hills McGraw always named Roger Drawer 18 Bresnahan at the top of the list. Enclose 15 cents for Book No. 5. Imagine a star catcher, he told me once, fast enough to be my ELEANOR POWELL Name lead-of- f man. Bresnahan is the Address . one Sensations" each year for the greatest catcher I ever saw and I next ,three years; Eleanor Powell of know how good Johnny Kling was. fills years edition will be the central figure of each one. The Three Best I Looking back a few years ago I he desire to remake A Farewell recall the argument a few of us had Jove to Arms, that touching story with Joe McCarthy, who knows more ofj World War I, struck both Warthan one mans share of this basener Bros, and Paramount. Warners ball business. wanted it for Ingrid Bergman and At that time McCarthy was a bit Creomulsion relieves promptly beHumphrey Bogart, which would cause it goes right to the seat of the uncertain as to whether Gabby Harthave been better than the combinatrouble to help loosen and expel nett or Bill Dickey should get the tion Paramount set up Ingrid Berggerm laden phlegm, and aid nature At beneath call. that Floridas spot man and Ray Milland. Paramount to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous memwhispering palms; the Yankee manowns the story; therefore it will be branes. Tell your druggist to sell you ager was a trifle inclined in Harttheir picture. , a bottle of Creomulsion with the unnetts direction. derstanding you must like the way it Left: These men are typical of the Chinese fighters trained by Lieut. Gen. Joseph Stilwell. They were There was noisy and rugged opquickly allays the cough or you an Craig Reynolds, the first Hollyphotographed after they had scored a victory over the Japs and are sitting in a former Jap trench. Center to have your money back. from the supporters of Mickposition wood actor to don a uniform in inset: General Stilwell as he walked np to a Burma jungle fighting line. Right: Lieut. Col. Newman Burns ey Cochrane, a great catcher, a World War n when he enlisted in the and Capt. Arthur Draper (right), hold a flag found on the body of a Jap. dangerous hitter, a fiery leader. It marine corps in September, 1940, will for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis was finally agreed that the three return to the screen as a result of a of in catchers the greatest memory contract signed with RKO. After all present, and some of them went erving in more than 50 engagements Royal Indian Navy back 40 years, were Bill Dickey, Unlike Indias army, the Royal in the European and South Pacific Gabby Hartnett and Mickey Coch- Indian navy forbids its officers theaters of war, he was awarded the rane in no particular order. and men to maintain their usually Heart two and Pmple presidential ' But after that date Bill Dickey, in very strict racial and caste dif.' ciCations. Retired with honor as a g his Arkansas fashion, ferences while in its service. rat lieutenant after being badly to moved break many major along he can wetuded, now walk with the of a brace and with catching records scarcely a Soothe itch of simple MFninmn rashes trace of a limp. 1. To be the first catcher that by sprinkiingon ever drove across over 100 runs POWDER FOR Mexsana, Ihe soothing, In four successive seasons medicated powder. Re-BKO is building up a good, rAIHILY USE lieves diaper rash. 2. To be the first catcher that stock company, to have plenever caught over 100 games for ty fcf talent ready for its enlarged 13 successive years production schedule. Recent addiHull Was First 3. To be the first catcher that tions to the list of male Cordell Hull was the first cabiplayers ever took rookie pitchers, such Befi Moorhouse, Sherry Hall, Sam-- y net member ever to address a as Atley Donald, and turned Blum, Frank Mayo, Larry joint meeting of congress. into their efforts long winning whpat, Jason Robards, Chester 12 in a row. stretches, such as Chambers and Alan 4. To be the first catcher that ward. Looks as if the DONT LET of shortage ever averaged well over .300 for actors wont worry that studio any. 16 big league years. It is difficult to pick out anybody I Warner Bros, SLOW YOU UP have lifted suspenand say he was a better catcher or When bowels are sluggish and you sion of their contract with Dennis feel irritable, headachy, do as millions a more useful adjunct to a ball .club Morgan, and bopked hjm to play opdo chew the modem than Gabby Hartnett or Mickey posite Ida Lupino in a romantic Connchewing-gulaxative. Simply chew two great For were these Cochrane. ie1 u"rhe Very before you go to bed, bought of You. ballplayers in every way, along evtaking only in accordance with package .e and Irene Manning, the directions sleep without being disery known road. They had more singing team who costarred turbed. Next morning gentle, thorough flame than Bill Dickey had. But iThe Desert Song, will do relief, helping you feel swell again. Try against this both lacked his coolness screen Tastes good, is handy musical . together. and calmness; his unruffled poise be reunted in Henrietta the and economical. A generous family supply -with trouble in the offing. ifth, a musical comedy. James J. Walker presents the EdFEEN-A-MINT Dickey has always been a masward J. Nell Memorial awarded for at ter pitchers, heres a new reason for the handling especially is field 1943 role Its associathe an American is writers' This hospital. by mercy plainly symboxing of American sailors bolized by red crosses on white backgrounds easily seen from ground tion to 4,135 boxers, living and dead, young pitchers inclined to lose control or blow up at critical moments. British days. The u jj boys are hupping' or air. Yet several of these hospitals were bombed by Germans in the who answered the nations call to You The British call their microfilm he rhythm of might call Bill the Great SoothAlec Templeton's beachhead area south of Rome. This particular hospital is near Nettnno. arms. Al Buck, president of the boxer. He massages their shaken process airgraph. compositions, The star of the Several American nurses have been killed in attacks on such hospitals. ing association, receives the plaque. nerves. i rom""viti ' received a re- I also recall a few years back tlle navy department for ' cool-jjtad- Stilwell Pledges China Based Land, Air Offensive ' How To Relieve Bronchitis . CREOMULSION Red Crosses No Protection at Anzio To Boxers at War quail-huntin- al Car-Wheat- CONSTIPATION FEEN-A-MIN- m FEEN-A-MIN- T ic an-Tr- ,n FEEN-A-MIN- lo spir-I"arcl'i- ng V-M- tTlPvfbimartial elections, been photostated for here and overseas. Jey utlon Blizzard Stops Doc; Baby Born by Phone In the Several had this to say clutch Id rather face either than Bill Dickey. Hes murder with men on bases in a tight game. Bill Dickey was that way when he came to the Yankees in 1928 and began starring in 1929. He was still that way when Mort Cooper fed him a fast one in the last world series and Bill closed out the show g with his home run. J!j notung have Warner a11 those biographical ve earned that of ft',! C pictures ass have brought in the of mail hi the past, m?ts al bureau has been set up In l.P! mail dePartment before Ihi a f Mark Twain' is fcsed TreS y figure that Twains . PonaWu result in a veritable Ud? of letters. Bim filnl tv! . W JLPy 'e it game-winnin- ENDS Dickie Moore, now IS, es,lerday wbo coW tvhile at work at Rid These Our Children?" 3tarrin Fibber TdtPa?Sr M now under liA a way at Warded New r. binatra a month to York get a ' Bob Ripley slf decipher the crtticle(nltlng L fT mnth ,EnnCh ZlT nJ. Falcon" eerie. ,1.. good-tastin- ' Charles ,,7 Conuuy get, Th Try Great Tonic Many Doctors Advise See how g Scotts Emulsion helps tone up your system; helps build up stamina and resistance against colds If there is a dietary deficiency of A & D Vitamins. Its easy I Simply take Scotts duly throughout the year. Its great I Buy at your druggists today I Slossorv, Billiard Artist ? TZlt0 'NotZrT01 Too Big Charles James Deerlng coos for his sister after he was delivered at home by his father and grandmother by telephone directions from Dr. ml It w,. fanp.sslbl. t.r Ihe phj.icbu. to el toer,. CluMe. -- shortly before dawn. ... born Peterson, most famous of all the trick shot billiard players and one of the games greatest artists, casts his vote for George Slos son as the top of the veterans, whatever the sport. Just consider, C. Peterson said. "George Slosson once gave exhibiTimothy (Tiny) Baskin, 6 feet tions for Gen. U. S. Grant and Ade7H inches, complains hes just a lina Patti, and that wasnt yestercivilian. He was rejected, although He was a great billiard player day. he reduced from 350 to 212 poun-an- d over 70 years ago and he is a great had Iris arches lifted. billiard player today at 91. .r rfto GEDQjDQEE) ' Li I 1 1 f |