davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-04-20
Capital Store Sales
5.9Per Cent Above
1899 in Week
Four Weeks Volumes
OFF IL Per Cent
From Year Ago
By EDWARD C. STONE.

Department store sales in WASH
ington in the week ended April 13,
1910, we're So per cent higher than
sales in the week ended April Is,
1889, the Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond reported today. This con-
trasted with drop in the fifth dis
trict of 4 per cent.
Sales in Washington showed a
decrease of 81 per cent from the
previous week this year against Is
per cent in the whole district. In
the four week period ending April
13, sales in the Capital was off ] q
per cent from last year while the
average slump for the fifth district
was 2 per cent.
Baltimore reported decline Of II
per cent from the comparative week
last year, 20 per cent from the prev
ious 1910 week and 18 per cent in
the four-week period. In group of
other cities trade was down 13 per
cent from the same week last year,
IL per cent from the previous week
and 83 per cent in the four weeks,
the report said.
Mergenthaler Stock Higher.
Mergenthaler Linotype stock has
turned more active in recent ses-
sions on the Washington Stock FIX
change. The stock sold Thursday
at 1512 and opened yesterday with
three sales totaling 100 shares at
the same price. Later in the session
so shares changed hands at 1873, a
new 1910 high mark: against a low
for the year of 141s.
Washington Railway & Electric IS
hit 10914 this week, the best price
this year. while Potomac Power 6
per cent preferred helped the bull
market" along by selling at 116 for
the first time in 1910.
Evening star., 1940-04-20

0OHIeo I0ouSSS-- 100 1H, OT IA
Unit Of trading 10 shares.
In bakruptcy or receivership or being
reorganized under Bankruptcy Act. or
securities assumed By such companies.
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarter or semi-annual declaration. Unless
otherwise noted. special or extra dividends
are not included.
Ex dividend xr Ex rights. Also extra
or extras. d Accumulated dividends paid
last year eDeclared or paid SO far this
year Payable In stock. Paid last year
h Cash or stock. K Accumulated dividends
paid q declared this year.
Evening star., 1940-04-20
Stock Market Stages
Active Rally at
Week''s Close
Price Advance Is Led
By SteeIs, Aviotions
And SpecioIties
BY VICTOR EUBANK.
Associated Press Financial wr,t.r


NEW YORK. April 20.-Steels,
aviations and specialties today led
the stock market on its first real
rally In more than q week.
Gains ran to points or so at the
best but these were shaded at the
close
Shipbuilding. paper and woolen is
sues were out in front at the start,
The steel group, hesitant for while,
also put on a rising show. Aeronau-
tical stocks followed. Motors edged
forward, along with some rails, cop
pers and utilities.
Volume picked up on the come
back, with transfers for the two
hours around 65O,OO0 shares.
Wall Street, although still con-
fused over European war de-
velopments, seemed heartened by
Paris dispatches telling of friendly
F'rench-Italian negotiations looking
toward Mediterranean entente.
The conclusion was that if these two
nations can iron out their differ
ences the allied cause will be greatly
aided.
Some short covering and specu-
lative buying was reported on the
theory the market. after failing in
seven consecutive sessions to make
any progress on average, was due
for at least temporary upward
reversal
New highs for the year or longer
were registered for New York Ship
bull ding, American Hawaiian
Steamship, International Mercantile
Marine, Electric Boat, Armour, Will
son, international Paper, Zonite and
American Woolen.
Italian bonds were strong and
corporate loans improved. Com
modities inclined to tilt higher.
Evening star., 1940-04-20

I'm pankruptcy or receivershtp or main,
reorEanised under the Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed b. such comnsn,ss
Rates Of dividends IN the foreeoins tahi:
sre annual disbursements based on ~
last orafteris or semi-annual declare
extrs dividends ere not incluoeS : ALL s
extrs o. extras Accumulated d,ytdenSs
M Mpatd last year Declared o, paid " 50
isI , tnis year tasab'e in stock PAID
iatsd dividends naid OF declared tbs yenr
n5 Unosr rule wv With Warrants
"asoouS vaf1antA var WarranfS
Evening star., 1940-04-20
Bonds
D ,rivas. viz. 1,r.e. = n. star
7 Z EAS U RY,

NEW YORK CITY BONDS
Evening star., 1940-04-20
$50 Tons of Lead Sold

NEW YORK, April 20 (P).-St
Joseph Lead Co. reported so tons
of Southeast Missouri pig lead sold
yesterday at $5l5 per 100 pounds
and 100 tons at the New York aver
age. No sales for East st. Louis,
quoting $495.
Evening star., 1940-04-20
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 20-Cotton
futures advanced moderately in
quiet trading today.
A scarcity of contracts developed
when early selling by Bombay, spot
houses and the south subsidized and
prices recovered small early losses
on trade buying and some profess
sional covering for the week end.
Futures closed As higher.
Evening star., 1940-04-20
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Capital Transit Coo at 14&.
BONDS
Evening star., 1940-04-20
C0ttOnSeed Oil


Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
6-6 higher: sales 81 contracts: May. 699b;
July. 7.07b; September. 7,14b; October
S.16
Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1940-04-20
Ex-dividend


tPlus extras d 35c paid in 1899. e2G
extra S14,0O extra paid December %
1899 K zoe extra m 81 80 extra soc
paid September 20, 1898 S So 90 oaid In
1899 t5Oc paid December 90 1890
vS1 90 extra paid January, 1910. yS5OO
extra. e-r Ex-rights also
Evening star., 1940-04-20
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK April 20-Dividends de-
elared. Prepared by Fitch Publishing Co.:
Accumulated.
Pc. Stock of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able
Peabody Coal &C. pf S1.5O 4-25 4-26
United Drill & Tool A 25c - 4-2O 5-1
Evening star., 1940-04-20
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE April 90
Sales. STOCKS High, Low. Close.
so Arundel Corp Is Is IS
4 Balto Trans pfd 1,9O 1.9o 100
-25 Consol Pow pfd 11s 11S 11S
100 Eastn Sug as vt 13b 1914 1914
80 Eastn Sug pf vt 3O7s 3O7s 307s
10 Fidelity g. Deposit 127 127 1877
100 Houst Oil pf vic Is is 1S
so Md & Pa 200 200 800
10 Merch e. Miners IN 17A III.
70 Mong w p 7es 2SX 9SI. 2SL.
238 New Amster Gas 17L I7X III
30 Pa Water & Pow 81 az az
$50 U Fidel g. Guar 22E 22h S2h
BONDS
S25OO Bait TT deb As A 80 30 40
500 BALTIC Trans 5s A 36N 363. 36A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

wII-RERFORCE. Ohio - Eight
OF the II champions who will de-
fend their laurels in the twenty
fourth annual American Tennis as
socatlon championships. 10 be held
at Wilberforcc. Aug 1924. Will
come from the South.
Heading this parade Of champ
ions Is James McDaniels. men's
singles champion, who IS student
lat Xavier university, New Orleans.
McDaniels paired with Richard
Cohen. another Xavier student, TO
win the mems doubles title.
Tuskegee institute, famed edu-
cational center OF the South, VIII
be represented by the Peters sis
ters. Margaret and Roumania. win
ners OF the women's doubles at
Hampton last year Or. John b.
Garrett. who captured the veterans
singles title. is also from Tuske-
gee.
The South also claims the Junior
doubles champions-Joseph King,
Macintosh. Ga. and Marshall
Arnold Atlanta. Ga.
The East, birthplace OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Williams Scores Kayo
Over Bud Thomas In
Fifth Round Of Bout

For quite some time now Alter
(Kidl Ellis has been singing the
praise of Howard williams. former
Golden Glover. In the opinion Of
Ellis. Williams Is the best OF the
local heavyweIghts. and coming
contender for the crown now worn
by Joe Louis.
Last Monday night. In the ring
IN the Fair Grounds Coliseum Will
liams demonstrated 10 the salts
faction OF 450a fans who had paid
st.9Ss.50 10 see Jack Dempsey stop
Rull Curry IN the second round,
that Ellis was not wrong
After dropping Bud Thomas. Of
Cincinnati three times williams
was awarded the bout on techni-
cal knockout in the fifth round.
Williams evidenced terrific hitting
power In scoring the victory
In another six-rounder Buddy
Waterman iosi 10 Henry CHIMES
lewski. OF Poland t. s Chocolais
lost six-round decision 10 Bobby
Neal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
St. Antoine
Wins Swim Meet
Wins intermediate
And Junior Titles

The st Antoine Y Splashers add
ed two more titles TO the list 81
Victories scored In outdoor meats
this season when they won the
junior and intermediate swim
championships in the ciiy-wide
YMCA competition At the Fisher
Branch YMCA last Tuesday eve
ming.
The juniors scored % points with
firsts IN the i0-yard free style. 20
yard breast stroke. and second and
third in the back stroke, plus hrst
in the relay The members OF the
junior team are:
Alfred Meadows. Wilbur MAYS.
Herbert Thomas. Fred Holt. Rob
ert Henderson. Thomas Rivers and
Lester Blassingille.
The lntermedl scored %
points 10 lead all opposition FOR
first place honors with three first
places made IN the so-yard relay.
4O-yard free style. 1e0-yard med
ley. second and third in the loO-
yard free STYLE and second in the
40-yard breast stroke The mem
bers Of the intermediate team are;
George Lindsay. Hildred Taylor.
Lorenzo Wright, Willie Rell. and
Joseph Crawford.
Theodore Van Rnren H. coach of
the ST. Antoine swimming team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
(O'Dell and Robinson Meetin Golf Final
Sorority To Sponsor
Charity Boxing Show
For Schools Benefit

NEW YORK Ia y P) Philitus
W Joyce national president Of
lambda Kappa Mu sorority. an
nounced this week that Gladys
Hampton Is heading the Music Pro-
ject committee which will Sponsor
q charity boxing show at the Polo
grounds on Thursday. Aug %. II
for the benefit OF Bethune 4 ookman
college Daytona Beach. Fla
Fred irwin. nationally krown
fight promoter. recently IN charge
OF the Golden Gate Sporting club.
has been engaged to stage more
than 40 rounds OF boxing Including
two title bouts In the feaiure
event Bernie Miller. Sensational
lightweight VIII clash with Paul
Dobelle for the lightweight crown
Of New York state. Another title
bout is being "confererced by Irwin
and hangers OF two topflight bat
tiers.
General John J. phelan. chair
man Of the New York State Boxing
commission has insisted on being
a member Of the committee spon-
soring the charity show. the first
ever 70 he held by Negroes In The
Polo grounds Il am proud 10 aid
this worthy cause the general
said II know something ~ the
struggles Mrs Mcleod Bethune
has had In establishing and main
tanning this school for the poorer
children OF the south ! shall do all
in my power 20 make this show a
huge success
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

All roads will he leading to Chi
cago towards the middle OF next
month for the combination OF the
big all-etar baseball clash between
the best OF the Negro stars at Com
iskey Park on Sunday afternoon,
Aug is, and chance 10 visit the
big Negro Exposition is something
mighty hard 10 resist
The eighth annual all-star game
promises TO he one OF the best OF
the series for the crack eastern
SQUAD will head for Chicago with
blood In its eve after being upset
The last two years That gave the
Wtst a -four 10 three edge In VIC
tories In the series. which will
never do according 10 the players
and men behind the proud clubs OF
the Negro National league which
furnishes the players for the East
aggregation.
Nearly 10000 folks packed the
huge White Sox Park last August
for the game and they're still talk
ing about the heap of thrilling ac-
ton they saw. particularly the
home runs cracked out by Neil Rob-
inson OF the Memphis Red Sox and
Dan Wilson of the ST. Louis stars
that enabled the West to win out
4 70 2.
II was this same Robinson's
home run the year before that won
for the West. 5 10 4, and the way
he's clouting that pill again Tor
distance assures him OF cinch
place in the starting lineup for the
West came August IL.
The West team will again come
from the stars OF the Negro Ameri-
can league. namely the Chicago
American Giants. Kansas CITY
Monarchs. Cleveland Bears. ST.
Louis stars. indianapolis Craw-
fords. Birmingham Black Barons
and Memphis Red Sox. The Nation
al league array OF teams that fur
nIshes the East's performers are the
New York Black Yankees. Philadel-
phia Stars. Newark Eagles. Balti-
more Elites. Pittsburgh Homestead
Grays and New York Cubans.
Down through the years these
East West clashes have come TO
he known az never failing TO pro-
duce intense competition, senea-
tional plays and thrills far beyond
description. n YOU haven't seen
one OF these classics. then you Just
haven't seen baseball at its best.
Not one year has the contest been
anything but a ripsrorting. hum
dinging battle from start to finish
The players give everything they've
got and the fans just eat II all up.
What a show
There was that first clash back
in 1888 when the West won IL to I.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Joe Louis Presented A
Gift By An Inventor

]. l.. Butler, OF Huntington, West
Virginia, inventor ard manufactur-
er OF the miniature Tom Thumb
Basketball sets. donated one OF the
sets Monday OF this week TO the
Lucy Thurman YWCA. which was
accepted by Mrs. Madeline Fowler,
executive secretary. He also pre-
scented a set to Worlds Champion
Joe Louis. al the residence OF the
champions mother. Mrs. Lille
Brooks, on McDougall. Joe was alb
sent at the time. but the gift was
received for him by one OF his sis
tiers.
Mr.. Butler had booth at the re-
cent local Negro Progress EXPOSE
ton at Convention hall. where
samples OF his Tom Thumb basket
ball sets we're displayed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
- Through
The Sports Mirror

% the spke-cleated knights of the gridiron who
u IN a creditabe performance last year, perfor-
rneu 80 outstanding that he hailed far and wide by
~ cs looms as possible selection for the All-Star
Pol' eleven which will oppose the professional cham
n;r Inc annual Donnybrook in Chicago in September
wnnv Washington, star quarterback and captain last
lar of the football eeVen Oh the university oi california
Inch at Los Angeles.
~ dint of his ability to long and accurate
..... nick widening holes which his interference
y ,sde and punt with success, Washington made
Ia -, m one of the most feared the Pacific Coast.
nj ,yb;le he was not selected for All-American
r.~,h bv many of the critics. he picked by
L.. Of opposing the outstanding opponent
Of the season. . -
p"t Washington, notwithstanding his ability demon
ktsd will not be selected unless the fans turn the
IT, and send in enough votes to make him member of
4 team So it is urgent that they get busy.
n
lack Dempsey glowed with pardonable pride and in
satisfaction after delivering the hulkng of
E Curry to the garbage workers large slice of fans
,be Fair Grounds Coliseum shouted joyously the
Mai nunch was landed left hook to the stomach had
gued Curry to fold up and listen to the singing of the
Although Dempsey survived of the widest
rounds of his before he able to dispose
o the Bull and come through with punch that stop
ned the grun and groan artist short in his tracks, the
Ola Manassa Mauler probably realized in those few
moments that there's a vast difference between rs
and as While the punching power remained in his
supple arms, the sprnginess had deserted those
sturdy legs The of had exacted the toll
So while Jack is not laboring under any illusions,
stop and do some tall thinking before taking serious
the ofmentoned possibility of him returning to the
b g to meet Joe Louis in championship bout.
ANY thought that Dempsey may have had about
to ring activities should have been disspated
liars ago when he attempted comeback. At that time
LEX encountered difficulty in subduing few palookas
was able to and bob with the speed of by
bne years His eyesight not sharp as it was in
)l9 when he battered the huking Jess Willard into
b mess Nor would his legs carry him about the ring
9th the speed with which he accomplished his feats in
L early l920s.
OF course. if Dempsey is just out to collect few
liars for futile effort then he will fight Lous-pro-
hing some state boxing commission is silly enough to
|hction the bout And when you find commission
|at dumb then think III challenge Louis for a bout. I'd
hi him for less than million. In fact, I'd fight the big
low for five numbered smackers right now, and guaran-
+ that would outrun him for round. That's more
Fn King Levinsky did.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Kennedy And
.Cnysler Royals
Winning
Kelsey And
Royster Nine
Also Win

That torrid race between Ken
nedy V-S's and Chrysler Royals for
leadership in the Brewster Ba Sc
ball league, continued apace this
Weekend as both teams submerg-
ed opposing clubs with ease
Kennedy, pacing the league by
small fraction over Chrysler
Royals. 1899 champions. turned
loose the dive bomhers against the
Millenbach nine. winning by the
overwhelming score of III
Chrysler Royals. 10 keep pace
with the league leaders. turned back
Chrysler Highland Park. So. All
games were played Saturday at
Northwestern Field.
Kennedy sluggers contributed
four home runs in the hating
spree. Griffin collecting two, and
Walter Thomas and Hartman Nor
rell one each. Thomas and Morrell
were the batteries for Kennedy.
while Doc Cheatham. Cy Pryor. and
Don washington were attempting
TO tide the avalanche OF Kennedy
hits that bounced TO all sections OF
the playing lot.
Gaines was the home run hitter
for Chrysler Royals. while Lowe
raped out a triple.
In the other games Kelsey-Hayes
defeated Allen Industries, go, be-
hind the fine pitching OF Dewey
Gordon was on the mound for the
losers.
Robert Booker. Kelsey second
sacker. hit for the circuit, and
Clarence Dortch. Allen Industries
catcher. Knocked out homer
Royster Movers defeated Dodge,
a-s In holly contested game
Sturgis held Dodge TO FIVE hts
while Royster was collecting 10
from the opposing moundsman. jim
Royster hit homer for his team
while Nate Lawrence collected two
doubles and a single. and AL Griffin
smashed out three singles.
In the acknowledgements game
John washington and Tim Cleaton
hit for the circuit for the Millen-
bach club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
They Win And Lose

The Flint SoftbaIl club saw vic
tory and defeat last week when the
Young Republicans defeated the st.
John Recreation club by score OF
( 10 2. while the yellow Dogs
trounced Saginaw to 2.
The st. Johns club had previous
" nosed out the Republicans IN
Lancer 1 to 0. The Yellow Dogs
dropped a game in Pontiac to me
Rig SIX as result OF errors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
The South Will Have A Strong Array
OF Champs In Annual Tennis Tourney

American Tennis association a
quarter OF century ago. has
three champions: ora Washington,
former women's singles champion.
one of tennis immortals. and Or
sylvester Smith. both hail from
Philadelphia and are paired In the
mixed doubles. New York state
claims Vivian Murphy. girls Elm
giles champion.
The Midwest. host to this years
Nationals has the women's sim
giles champion. Flora Lomax OF
Detroit and Robert Ryland junior
singles, OF Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Fans Begin Selection Of Players For The
Eighth Annual East-West Game In Chicago


at the Sox park back OF the pitch
ing OF peerless Willie Foster and
the smuggling OF Mule Suttlee, both
then OF the Chicago American
Clans. The next year. with the
great Saichel Paige pitching three
innings OF shut-out ball. the East
won | to o thriller to even it up.
But again IN 1885, biz, Powerful
Mule Suttles occupied the hero's
limelight with prodigious home
run wallop in the eleventh inning
good for three runs and an II to
8 triumph for the west.
And so IL continued. In 1896, the
East pounded out 10 TO victory
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

Gorse. Sickle T, Wishing Neln.'
All Lizzie, High Fidelity, Chai-
ledon. -.
Or Whlnny Is after his last
wears record. Boys, this boss
lust wins and wins. Now, NOBODY
ever lost any money playing a
boss that continues to win, re-
CARELESS OF the odds. Misty Isles
might beat all those two-year-
old colts at Arlington Park
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

and again in 81 they triumphed by
Z to .. to go ahead in wins, only to
have Neil Robinson come along in
1898 with his game-winning four
Dagger and again in 1889, only this
time ably abetted by Danny Will
SON
It's the fans own classic and
again they'll have the complete
say who plays in II. even as TO the
two rival managers. The eighteen
players on each squad and the
managers will be selected by a
poll OF the fans. conducted by the
Negro American and Naiioanl Lea
CUES In conjunction with colored
papers throughout the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Match Will
Be Played AT
River Rouge
Marie Jones
Looms Best Of
Women Golfers

Bernard ODell and Or. Remus
Robinson Viii play a 36-hole match
at River Rouge course sunday July
2i for the trophy donated by Joe
Louis Judge Thomas Maher. Trait
hc Court. donated trophy. as did
Porlerg Cleaners Those trophies
VIII be awarded Sunday. July 81,
az the I.arks club.
The bows had great day az
Rackam sunday They we're out
there cracking away AZ par In he
Detroit Amateur GOLF CITY Open
William Davis and Walter Nc
t,lasker paired for the morning
match and tried themselves by
burning up the course They were
both In he low 70s bur McGlasker
finally uosed Davis ont on the nine
teenth hole
Mrs. Marie Jones playnR her u.s.
ual games of golf wae much 100
good for her opponents who have
not heen PLAYING as long as she
has but did give fair account ~
themselves
Mrs Jones defeated Miss tesne'-
te Worlds in the morning round
and then went on 10 defeat Mrs.
Remus Robinson Both matches
Mere better than some Witnessed IL
the pasi Mrs Jones il the nation
al womens champion
r. Davis was easv prey for
DR. Rsm Morton. Or. Morton
winning all holes on the first nine.
However Maceo Williams was lit
ne more than BAN could handle.
forcing the doctor on, Of the tour
nament.
Eddie Robinson took his man ons
up Leonard Walker, the old vet
Gran. WAS too warm for even Rack
ham He took Ulysses Neal hut
bowed out to Remus Robinson.
while Bernard ODell was taking
care OF McGlaskir.
Clifford Alexander was an easy
victim for Harry Chapman and a
Miss Alma Mitchell took care Of
Mrs Irene Wise Mrs Elizabeth
Curtis defeated Miss Helen Novels.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Chatter Of Hoofs
This Trainer Has Done Very Well
With His String Of Hoses
By RAzz BROWN

been going TO town with them
Shine Dwight heads this string.
and this filly Is the most improv-
ed boss up Chicago way, this
season. He also has Trysak and
Brown Comet. and all have won
at Chicago. with Shine Dwight
winning two stakes and Tucker
gets a percentage OF the purses
with a nice salary. More power
to you. yellow Tucker
A. Allen. the young Negro train
or, continues TO win races mp
New York way with his platers.
His latest coup was Fencing. who
won with Jockey Wayne Wright
up, and the odds were about s TO
1. was informed that the stable
connections cleaned un Jockey
Eads. who rode with much sue
cess az the Detroit Fairgrounds
recently, is showing the boys at
Arlington Park how to ride.
Well. he has live jockey agent,
and that counts for the lightning
success OF many jockeys.
II. Lemons. who Is riding at
the same track. is another APP
prentice jock who Is natural.
Watch his smoke at Saratoga,
boys. Challedon Is back to TIE
races and how. Here is the only
boss one considers as standout
this year as all others have beat
en- one another too often to tell
who's who.
Can't wait and He Did are two
bosses that seem to get better
with age. Just look at the money
they on this year, already. An
nibal Ia standout steeplechase
boss OF this season. Here are
some nags that should hit right
away-Land Lubber. Black Bun,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Dempsey-Louis Fight
Gets The Horse Laf

WASHINGTON. d. CAMP
Sportsmen here are laughing on the
idea Of Joe Louis meeting Jack
Dempsey. although Dempsey is re-
ported as having said that he dish
ed out more punishment in scoring
win over Cowboy Lutirell thar
Louis did TO Godoy in their recent
fsfic encounter.