The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-20
LOVE LIFE OF MAX BAER KEPT LEGAL
 ADVISERS BUSY
Worlds Best Fighter Goes for Girls in a Big Way;
 Lawsuits Aplenty
Fly RONALD WAGONER (unitcd Press Stan Correspondent ] Copyright, 1O3d, by United Press

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 San FFanclHo0, June iD--(Up)- Rapid progresB ---iistlG and amorous .-w0s mado by Max Baor after he defeatod King Lovlneky and Ernio Sehhaf and camO to Do eonsid cred n eontonder for tho heavyweight championship.
 Az a country boy fighter on tho way up, Max had taken plenty of taps on tho chin while no ogglod nlm beauties at rlngsidos In Los Angeles.
 Now ho was holding those same film beauties (nt least some of thom) on his lap. Ho liked it. Ho says they did, too. Ho bought sold.linod slave bracelets for his arm and mareollod his naturally curly black hair,
 Spreads Out
 Forty suits nt n tlm0 were not too many for MaxiO. And hlA cnra must have 10 cylinders and very saudy paint, Dorothy Dunbar had divorced him SO his Don Juan ten. dehcioa were unhAmpored,
 0irls--Girla--tilrls gal0re--wera suing him for various griovR nees concerning his love lIf0, Many said Maxlo would arouse thoir heart throbs and then go away.
 Somo of tho girls collected. Ollve Beck, his youthful sweetheart In Liv0rmoro, tho old homo town, had the foresight t0 preserve certain l0ttors written by Maxio. Olive was a pip, according to heF pictures In tho newspapers, So wore tho lot. tors pips. Maxio paid this suit Do. fore it' got to court. other girls have suits bonding against him. The plaintiffs arc scattered from coast to coast and include q girl who earns her living on flying trap0ye.
 Maxle established two legal do. partmonts--on0 Co take care 0f managerial suits and lnother was the ladies auxiliary, This depart. ment is supposed to got Maxio Of as ehoaply aS possible whom the hoart affairs cool. Both depart. m0nts arc very busy.
 Max's technique with the fair sex is terrific, it is either very good or very bad, according to the way you look et it, For instance, thoro ls tho Sally itand episode. Sally was putting on premiere of hor fan dnneo for newspapermon h q f5uH FENHututV IIVttt tVVHtt tuV lame and tho halt and all but the was Max, No ono knew how ha got in, but no ono volunteered to try and put him out.
 Slight Mistake
 Festivities were at tholr highest and Aally's feathers were flying morrily when Max suddenly pro. dueod Q telegram he said proved he was engaged Go Miss Edna Durn- ham, n New York aoGIalito. Many of the reporters abandoned Sally to flash tho word to New York, Everyone was amazed, including Miss Durham, who was, for the most part frigid, hut dropped q few pertinent remarks as to what she thought of Maxlo, What she thought wasn't much, Later she married Phil Plant, multi-million- aire divorced husband of Constance Bennett.
 In mullIng over the situation. tho press agreed Maxlo probably pulled a faux pas in saying he was to marry a soelallto while watching another young lady execute 6 fan dance.
 About this tlmo, Daor was train- Ing to fight I.ovinsky. Jack Sharkey had won the tltlo from Max Schmeling and Madison Square Garden politics prevented a re- match of tho German and Sharkey, Jack Dempsey stepped In and matched Baor with schmeling. It was tho big break for Baar.
 Max battered the German to sub- mission in tho ninth round,
 Baer now was big money. He went to Hollywood to mako q pic- ture with Myrna Loy. When the film was finished Baer RallRntly ad- mitted: "Myrna is good, too."