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10 MOVIE PARADE New Hollywood Productions Promise Excitement in Doys to Come, We Hope By JVIAGLOPH Alacdonald Carey who, since his appearance in "Wake Island seems to be going places, has been assigned the role ot the psychia 1TM TM sk whiq Jean Parker and Chester also at the Palace theater in "I MOVIE MENU CECIt-'The Major and the Minor." Live on Danger" and "Dr. Broadway." Agent" and "Dancing on a Dime." Takes a Wife" and "Hot Steel." LAKE--(Clear Gay Sisters" and "Hello Annapolis." Live on Danger" are currently working together on what sounds Last Chapter "Dick Tracy vs. Crime" First Chanter STARTS SAT. MRS. MINIVER" like an equally hazardous film "High Explosive." Conrad Veldt who looks like one man fifth column will have role in "Above Suspicion," one the best spy stories of the season He is in "Nazi Agent" at th Strand theater at the momen "Above Suspicion" has a cast abov reprcach with Joan Crawfore Fred MacMurray, Basil Rathbone Reginald Owen and Veidt.

A brief blackout introduce many interesting problems Mason Cityans, but a duratio: dim-out takes things past the in leresting stage for Hollywood Night exteriors are now bein filmed in daytime by Twentiet Century Fox which uses a specia filter and decides that the result are more satisfactory than if th scenes had been filmed at aighi Air Pilot at SO LOS ANGELES, UR)--James Montee, aged 80, who first becam interested in the possibilities aviation by studying'the flight birds when he was a a year old lad and who finally learned to at the age of 60, is believed to the oldest ranking pilot in th United States. He is a membe of the Professional Pilots' associa tion. DANCE TONITE AL MENKE AND HIS GREAT BAND Also Ktg. Wednesday Feature EARL HUNT FRI. CHUCK HALL SAT.

Everyone Needs Relaxation, So SHARE YOUR CAR Help Others--They'll Help Yon LATE BUS AFTER DANCE Every Sun. CECIL Just- Across- the Park NOW SHOWING You Bet You'll Laugh! and -THURSDAY NITE 9:39 O'clock A BIG "SNEAK" PREVUE 2-SWELL SHOWS YOU'LL BE MORE THAN PLEASED; CECIL ITS FUN NITE STATE ADOLPHE MENJOU GLORIA SWANSON MAT. 17c Tax EVE. 2Ic Tax IK-Klille-10e PALACE TODAY THURS. 2 NEW HITS! life's always on HOT SPOT! MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE Baseball All-Star Game Is Off WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1942 Sports Roundup By HUGH FCLLEKTON By HUGH FULLERTON.

JB. NEW YORK, (5--First wor trickling back from the Chicag baseball meetings is that Branc Rickey has tossed Joe MedwicJt Bobo Newsom and Schoolbo Rowe on the market--which ma be Branch's way of admitting tha' he overcharged the Dodgers whe he sold them Meciwick. Col gate's Andy Kerr says that foot ball movies have increased th coach's work 50 per cent HEADLINE HEADUNER While the football "bowl" game still were in the doubtful stag other day, a Mirmeapoli Times headline writer summed i up this way: "Appraise the horde and pass the invitations." CRASHING THE GATE When the McClellan field (CaV. baseball team was preparing t. visit Folsom prison recently, a couple of officials thought i would be a good idea to ask Tinj Bonham, the Yanks' pitcher, to along.

Driving through th dimout and searching for an un familiar house, they smacket right into a parked car. Th door of the house flew open anc out rushed a husky looking ath lete. It was, of course, Bon ham, and after seeing that his ca wasn't badly damaged, he agreec to make the trip. SHORTS AND SHELLS Wilson college Washington, D. which droppet basketball last winter, has decid ed to put a team on the court thi season.

According to Bill Ben swanger, the Pirates will sav transportation by training in Cali fornia next spring because mor Pittsburgh players live near the! San Bernardino base than anj other site. The "gate" for thi Tulsa-Arkansas football game wa She largest in Tulsa's grid historj secause Arkansas Insisted tha prices should be raised to South west conference levels. Firs winter "event" of the Mihvaukee- Dconomowoc ski club didn't require any skis. Members were summoned to put in a day's work smoothing the slopes. POSTMAN'S PARAGRAPH Clifton E.

Wilson "of the Moscow daily Idahonian comes up with a new candidate for the high chool football winning streak record. This year Moscow ngh lost to Pullman, lor he first time, in a rivalry that lates back before the first World var. Although early records have een lost, Moscow officials estimate their winning streak lasted more than 25 years. To even ccounts, Pullman is the home of Washington State college which as defeated the U. of Idaho, lo- ated at Moscow, for the past 15 easons.

ERVICE DEFT. Bob (Seton Hall) Davies and iddie (Notre Dame) Riska. stand- ut shooters in last week's All tars-Oshkpsh basketball game at Chicago, will campaign together the Great Lakes naval station ourt team this The weekly boxing shows at Keesler leld. have been transferred the USO club-at Biloxi to pro- ide room for the crowds of 5,000 more soldiers. MORNINGSIDE WINS SIOUX CITY, W)-- Morningside oltege defeated Western Union ollege of Le Mars 59 to 37 in the pening game of the bas- etball season here Tuesday night.

FIGHT (By rreis) STARTS SATURDAY AN AMU A DAY COULDN'T THIS STARTS SAT. Humphrey Bogart ACROSS THE PACIFIC Knocked out Tom Campanelll 173 York. U): Al Barbwa. New outpointed Wilfred Shanki ontreal. (8).

rn Ohio- Ray Robinson, New York, icored a technical knock- lit over lay Jannazro. 1W.4. New York. Harry Bobo, Ml. knocked Ln Nlw Yort.

oard Ouulei. 166. Cincinnati, oulpoint- 1 Jot 115. Cleveland. (101: 3 Montreal, outpointed by 130.

Cleveland. oe 1J7. Cleveland, scored over Dl Cramer. Buy War Savings Bonds and Umps from year Globe-Gazette carrier boy. 10 GO LAKE SERVICE CLUB 321 W.

Slain 286 NEWLY REDECORATED JTODAY THURSDAY "GAY SISTERS" BARBARA STANWYCK GEO. BRENT Co-Fealure "HELLO ANNAPOLIS" Tem Brown Parker ALSO NEWS TWO LEAGUES TO Bob Feller MEET TOGETHER Problem Is Helping Phils I A greatest war-time contest which matched the of the major league all-star game against the outstanding players from service teams, was junket Wednesday at the annual majoi league convention. American and National league officials awarded the 1943 all-stai game to Philadelphia on July 7 but declined to consider matching the inter-league winner against a combination selected from the nation's army camps and naval sta tions. William Harridge, president of the American league, said there would be "one and only one all- star game in 1943." "That second all-star contest last season was something special," he said, "and could not be put on again." The all star-sen-icemen's game Cleveland's huge municipal stadium drew a crowd of 62,094 fans and receipts approximated $115,000. The American league team defeated "the soldier and sailor combination 5 to 0.

The came brought back to the diamond for a brief encore such outstanding ars as Bob Feller, Mickey Harris, Johnny Ritrney, Benny McCoy, Cecil Travis and Don Padeett. With the heavy enrollment major league players in the armec forces in recent months it was he- lieved that the game would be a fixture for the duration, but the game now is "dead" unless the army and navy ask the majors to reconsider their decision. The National and American leagues plan to end their separate sessions Wednesday and hold a joint meeting Thursday. The National league is wrestling with the problem of reorganizing the debt-ridden Piiila- delphia Phils. Ford Frick, National league president, said "progress was being made" on the case.

"Establishing a satisfactory valuation on the franchise is one of the big problems," Frick said, 'and I believe we'll be able to arrive at that before we leave here. We've narrowed the possible solutions of the problem to three plans now and intend to explore each of those fully." It was indicated that final settlement may be delayed until the league meeting at New York in February. So that men thoroughly familiar with the problem would remain in charge of the study, the usual election of the league's Koard of directors was postponed. Bill Terry, who resigned Monday as director of the New York 3iants' minor league farm system, continued to be mentioned prom- nently in connection with an executive position with the reorganized Phils. Frick said Terry had not been 'officially mentioned" in connection with any of the settlement iroposals now under considera- ion, but admitted "Memphis Bill" had been a key figure in one plan submitted to the league directors.

CONGRESSTOAID SANDLOT TEAMS CHICAGO. (U.RJ--The National Semi-pro Baseball Congress Wednesday adopted wartime measures, seeking to enlarge the role of teams in keeping baseball alive through the war. Commissioner George H. Staler announced that all sandlot leagues vould be organized into a national association. He said most of the leagues were expected to be composed of indus- rial teams and that compact cagues would be formed to keep ravel at a minimum in the face of gasoline rationinz.

Sisler predicted that 5.000 teams vould be organized by May 2 when he season ooens. He said many lass and league professional ilaycrs had taken iobs in war fac- ories and that industry would be epresented with more teams than before. BOWLING SCORES H. and H. Duckpin WOMEN'S LEAGUE Wo H.C.

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530. Hifh single Prulcn Cle.incrs. 87.i nifin scries learn-- Phalcn CItaners, 2533. Is for Sea Duty DES MOINES, UP)--Bob Feller former pitching star for the Cleve- his Meter before departing for sea duty. He disclosed he had just finished a gunnery course, and said reports that he had been transferred to the navy pre-flight school at Iowa City were erroneous.

He said the tvce of ship on which he will serve and where he will report are military secrets. Feller was showered with congratulations upon his engagement to Miss Virginia Winther of Waukegan, 111., which was announced Monday, but he was non-committal about the date chosen for the wedding ceremonr. Harvard Director to Leave for Army Duty CAMBRIDGE, (U.PJ Athletic Director William J. Bingham of Harvard has been granted a leave of absence so he can join the army as a major, the university announced Wednesday. Bingham, who has directed Harvard athletics for 22 years, was one of the school's greatest middle-distance runners.

He served 23 months in World war enlisting as a private and leaving with a captairmy and a croix de guerre. Russia has a great deal more peat land than Ireland, but the Russians do not use it for much as the Irish. fuel as RACING GROUP HAS PROBLEMS NEW YORK, (U.PJ-- The thoroughbred racing associations closed a two-day annual meeting here Wednesday and unless some concrete collective action is taken on the question of "pooling," individual tracks apparently will have to chart their own courses for Formed last March in Chicago with a total membership of 35 of the country's 50 odd race tracks, the organization held a general discussion on transportation problems, which will confront the sport next year and on the turf's contribution to the war effort, Only definite decision was the re-election of the board of directors before adjournment. Those re-elected were John C. Clark president of Hialeah park; Henry Parr, president of Pimlico; Judge James E.

Dooley, president of Narragansett; George M. Francis representing Belmont Park; Matt Winn, president of Churchill Downs and Lincoln Fields; Carleton F. Burke from closed Santa Anita and Ben Lindheimer, who represented Arlington and Washington Parks. Rockwell Girls Win in Thornton Game THORNTON--Thornton's girls' basketball squad lost to Rockwell girls 27-20 Monday evening. Peterson of Rockwell and Josephson of Thornton were outstanding players of the two teams.

Thornton boys had their revenge in the second game of the evening, scoring 23 points over Rockwell's 13. Lee Fhry was star for the winning team. Both games were Cerro Gordo conference games. CYCLONES TO BEGIN" AMES, (JP--The Iowa State Cyclones open the 1942-43 basketball season here Wednesday with Simpson college as the opposing team. Buy-War Savings Bonds Stamps from your Globe-Gazette' carrier boy.

Here It's 10-to-l You'll Be Caught You'll Disgrace Your You'll Christmas in Jail CRIMINAL OFFENSE You Will Be Prosecuted to Full Extent of the The Law Enforcement Officers of the City and County Are Determined to Catch Shoplifters? Don't Take a Chance the odds are too great against you and the sentence can be up to 5 years in the penitentiary! Mason City Police Department.