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Evening star., 1941-08-03

Boston " O2I O30 000-6
Cincinnati -------- 600 600 1OO-l
Runs-Hsssett, Cooney. Sisti P. Waner.
Miller, Farley, Craft. Error-Hassett. Runs
Masi (2). -Joost Two-base hits-Cooney,
Masi, Graft. Double plays-Miller to
Rowell to Hassett t2). Farley, Miller to
to Joost Left on bases-BoSton. Q; Gin
cinnsti, 6. Bases on balls-Of Farley. 5;
of Derringer, !; off Moore, .; Struck out
BY Farley, A. by Derringer. l; by Pearson,
]. Hits--Off Derringer, . in 4is innings;
of Moore, 2 in 22s innings. of Pearson,
Q in innings. Passed ball-Lombardi.
Losing pitcher Derringer. Umpires -
Messrs Goetz, Reardon and Conlan. Time
of Rame-2:14. Attendance-4,253 paid
1885 boys.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
NATIONAL NIGHT LEAGUE.
This Weeks Schedule.

Tonieht-Douslas All-Stars VS.. DR.. Pep
per, Frederick, Nd: NJ. P. NJ. Market Girls
VS.. Sholrs Cafeteriettes.
Tomorrow-May Hardware vs. Garvin's
Grill, Pepco VS.. Evening Star.
Ffremen VS.. opponent to be named.
Wednesday-Fat Boy VS. Kavakos Grill.
M P M Market Girls VS.. Kenilworth Girls.
Thursday-Garvin's Grill VS.. Yellow Cab,
Firemen VS. opponent to be named.
Friday-Fat Boy VS.. Plaza Wine ana
Liquor (sherwood League, Greenhelt VS..
u S. Aggies.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

Brewers in a playoff for the league
championship, the Tavern nine can't
be counted out until all mathemat-
ical possibilities have been ex-
hausted.
Games listed are postponed tits
and ties. All must be played by
August II to pave the way for the
start Of the city series August 10,
which will determine the city's
representative in the national
tournament at youngstown, Ohio,
August 18.
Standings.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

This weeks schedule.
Tomorrow (No. diamond)-Reliance
Insurance vs. Heurich Brewers
Tuesday tSouth Ellipse)-Little Tavern
vs. Cameo Furniture.
Wednesday CWest Ellipse)-Cameo Fur
niture VS.. Little Tavern.
Thursday North Ellipss)-ldttls Tavern
~. Heurich Brewers.
Friday Nsst Ellipse)-Camso Furniture
W. OQonneu Sea Grill.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Come for Today Wanted

A game for today with some I'M
limited team is wanted by the Glib
son Grays who have q diamond.
Call Chestnut o663.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Naval Air Nine Defeats
Navy PIebes, 10 to 6
By the Associated Press.

by UTE hSSOCIHItU FleSS.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Aug. 2.-Visit-
ing baseball teams from Baltimore
and Washington downed two Naval
Academy mines today.
st. Elizabeth A. A. of Baltimore
took two-run lead in the first in
ming of game with the Navy second
claSsmen, and fought to a 3 to 2
victory.
Naval Air Station nine of WASH
ington pounded out 16 hits for a 10
to 6 win over the Plebes.
Naval Air - OO3 $50 10O-10 1R 3
Navy Plebes 113 100 600 s s 7
T. Smith. Kyle, Axline and johnson;
Burdett. Sager and Richardson, Atherton.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Du7ocher Is Banished
By imp as Brooks
Slug 70 9-6 Win
Chicago Hammers Hiebe
Off Slab, but Yields
To 13-Hit Attack
BY the Associated Press.

Chicago, Aug. 2.-Brooklyn Dodg-
ers hoped on their favorite
cousins" again today, whipping the
Chicago Cubs, to 6, with a 13-hit
attack in a ragged battle marked
by prolonged squabbling between the
Dodgers and the umpires.
Manager Leo Durocher of the
Dodgers was put out of the game
in the first inning after a heated
argument with the umpires over
a reversed decision at second base
and an inning later Pitcher Whit
low Wyatt was banned for heckling
the arbiters from the bench.
The Dodgers victory was their
third straight and fifth in row
over the Cubs, but Brooklyn still
is looking for pitcher who can
go the route. Durocher has been
forced to save games with at least
one relief hurler in the last II
STARTS, Kirby Higbe giving way to-
Gay to Newell Kimball.
Dodgers Get Lead in Fifth.
The Cubs jumped away to 80
lead in the first inning. Higbe
walked Charley Gilbert and Domi-
mic Dallessanedro with one out. Bill
Nicholson then grounded to Bill
Herman, but PeeWee Reese dropped.
the throw on the force play at
second. Umpire Tom Dunn first
called Dallessanedro out, then ruled
he was safe after comforting with
Umpire Bill Stewart. This precipi-
tated the long squabble which led to
Durocher's banishment.
Babe Dahlgren singled Gilbert
home and Dallessandro also came
in on Lew Riggs wild throw. Nichol-
son scored on Johnny Hudson's fly.
Larry French muddled through
until the third inning when the
Dodgers opened up with two runs on
a walk, sacrifice, Joe Medwickis
single and Dolf Camilli's double.
French retired the side in order
in the fourth, but Reese opened the
fifth with a 400-foot homer. Her.
man walked and Reiser beat out
a bunt. Medwick scored both with
a double and Camil1i drew a base
on balls, Vance Page replacing
French on the mound at this point.
Mickey Owen singled Medwick
home before Page could put out the
fire.
Herman Bangs Homer.
Brooklyn added a run in the
sixth on Reese's single, an infield
out and Medwick's long fly. Her.
man slapped a home run in the
eighth and two singles and a sacri-
flee accounted for the final run in
the ninth.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

Runs-Moore. Schumacher Error-El-
lott. Runs batted in--Moore. Rucker. Two.
base hits-Vsughan, Orengo, Dsnning,
Rucker t2l, Martin, Schumacher. Stolen
York, 4; Pittsburgh, 10. Bases on balls
Of Schumacher, 4; of sewen, 2, Struck
out-By Sewell, 3. Hit BY pitcher-By
Sears and Jorda. Time OF game-2:l9.
Attendance (actusD-5,550.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Frederick Ten Meets
Douglas An.5tars
In W. ). Feature
Fat Boy Contest Gives
Kovokos Team Chance
To Get Semi Flag

The crack DR.. Pepper softball nine
of Frederick, Md, will oppose
Jumbo" Douglas all-stars tonight
at o'clock in the feature of twin
bill at Washington Softban Stadium.
\ Sholls Cafe and M. P. M. Market
girls teams will manufacture the
final.
Kavakos Grill can clinch second
half honors in the Capital City
League by knocking off Fat Boy
Barbecue Wednesday night at the
stadium. Fat Boy can sew up Sher-
wood League honors by taking Plaza
over the hurdles Friday, but If Plaza
wins there WHY be triple tie among
these two and Civil Service.
Greenbelt should increase its lead
in the Washington Night League
when it plays the fifth-place U. S.
Aggies.
Team standings:
Evening star., 1941-08-03

Cleveland - O2O 600 OO1-3
Runs-Heath, Trosky. Mack, Siebert
Chapman. Errors-Mack, Brancato. Runs
batted in-Bagbv 90, Chapman, Suder,
Trosky. Two-base ahits--Siebert, Babich.
-Siebert, Keltner. Double plays-Hems-
ley to Mack to Keltner. Mccoy to Bran
cato to Siebert, Mack to Boudreau to
Trosky. Left on bases-Cleveland. 3:
Philadelphia, 10. Base on balls-Of
Babich, l; of Bagby, 2. Struck out-By
Baeby. s.. Umpires-Messrs. Summers
Rue and Stewart Time of game-1:3S
Attendance, $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
400 200 O00--6
OBI 010 000--6

Totals 33 s2714 Totals 81 727 L
Batted for Grove in ninth.
Batted for L. Newsome in ninth.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

Totals 33 72713 Totals SO IL 27 12
"Batted for Babich in ninth.
fBatted for Brancato in ninth.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

.Batted for Beck in fourth.
Batted for Melton in ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
United Theaters Plan
Film Welcomes for ~

TEN UNITED DETROIT Thea
tiers Will be celebrating the arrival
OF 1912 in a novel and unusual
manner. with two rouSlng well
comes. on New Years Eve, De-
tcember 81.
At : p. m Detroit time) which
is equivalent 10 Y o'clock mid
might in England. these theaters
viii join Americas Allies with q
hearty welcome 10 the New Year
At u midnight the New Year Will
be given a good old fashioned
American welcome Many surprises
are planned for this occasion, with
.favorS for everyone, including com.
immunity singing.
The Ramona Theater will pre-
sent Three Girls About Town.
starring Joan Blondcll and John
Howard, plus Power Dive with
Richard Arlen and Jean Parker
a; the Vogue and Varsity Thea
tiers Sun Valley Sercnade fea.
turing John Payne, Sonia Hcnie
and Glenn Miller and his orchestra
plus Whistling IN the Dark.
with Red Skeljon and Ann Ruth
erford. plus Walt DiSney's Mr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

Dorothy Sebastian's dinner at the
Bandbox.
Lynn Bari gets two bridegrooms
TO make love 10 her in Whisper
ing Ghosts John Shelton and
Milton Berle. John and Kathryn
Grayson, by the way, are heading
East before he starts this picture
I'm going away every year Just
before Christmas. Came home 10
find the tree all decorated and
WreathS and holly everywhere
after an all-night trimming job by
Roland Drew
It's wonderful to have all Of the
fun and none Of the work: Dan
Daley Jr., whose wife Just OBJ
tanned Florida divorce. VIII
marry Liz Hoefert, local Sociallte,
soon Ann Gwynne will be chosen
the Mack Sennett bathing beauty
Of 1912 the day before Christmas
Press preview Of Shanghai Ges-
ture' IS scheduled for Tuesday
afternoon at the Four Star Thea
ter. I've heard raves about this
picture ran mo Alice Faye and
Phil Harris doing last minute
shopping Alice says Phil has
bought so many toys you'd think
the baby was already here; that
brand new car joyce Mathews ]!
driving IS Milton Berries Christina,
present 10 her. Lola Lane has lost
20 much weight she had TO have
her wardrobe made over before
starting on her personal appear
anCe tour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

Mouse Takes a Trip" viii be
shown.
The Annex and Regent viii
show Lady Scarlace as the first
picture The second feature viii
be DR. Maniac AZ the Regent.
and Sing Another Chorus. az the
Annex In addition AZ both thea
ters Abbott and Costellos famous
short subject AZ the Ball Game
Will be shown. The NorWeSt and
RoSedale theatefs pill feature
"Manpower" with Edward G. Rob.
inSou George Raft and Narliene
Dietrich plus "Aloma Of the South
Seas in beautiful technicolor
starring Dorothy Lamour and Jor
Hall.
The Alger Will have a matinee
4 in addition 10 the regular evening
performance with a complete
ichange in shows for the two per
formanceS In The evening tho
Alger is featuring Dive Bomber
with Enrol Flynn and Fred Mac
Murray plus Wild Geese Calling.
starring Henry Fonda The mat
lnee pictures viii be "Knute
Rockne and Sky Murder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
WHAT'S IN A NANiEe

Michael Redgrave. the British
star, who became we'll known in
this country when he appeared in
The Stars Look Down and The
Lady VaniShes. has asked one of
his British actor friends in Holly
wood 10 get him an autographed
picture Of Hedy Lamar.
Michael is now on a British air.
plane carrier and he says he can
improve his position with his chief
petty officer If a photograph of
Hedy is forthcoming.
/ happened TO see Redgrave'S
newest picture, Atlantic Ferry, -
before we left New York and
Bessie Love. looking as young and
pretty as when she was Holly
wood star. is Very good Things
haven't been going 50 well for
Bessie in England and I hope this
Is the beginning Of good breaks for
her Speaking Of Atlantic Ferry,
Warmers have bought the Ameri-
can rights and Will release it here
under the title Sons of the Sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
.BarrynOre's
Daughter
Set for Film
BY LoUELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 22.-First
news I heard back in Hollywood is
that Walter Wanger has Diana
Barrymore, tempestuous daughter
of Jawn, lined up for the femme
lead in Eagle Squadron
When / saw Diana in The Land
Is Bright" the Kaufman-Ferber
hit in New York, / thought the
movies would be paging her for
she is very attractive and chip
off the old block when il comes TO
acting.
Even though she's never APP
peared on the screen before she s
far from unknown 10 movie fans.
Don't tell me you've forgotten the
hectic night club tug-o-war staged
between Diana and Elaine Barrie
Barrymore over John about a year
ago?
There's only one hurdle in bring
ing Diana 10 the coast for the
aviation thriller Wanger is pre-
pairing at Universal and that is
the slight matter OF a run-Of-the-
play clause in her stage contract.
But Walter definitely has con-
tracted her and if she can't get
free for Eagle Squadron" she II
star in his next.
Have you ever stopped 10 think
how many stage stars Wanger has
brought 70 the movies-the late
Jeanne Eagles, the Marx brothers,
.Claudette Colbert-and he started
Hedy Lamar on her way in AL
giers SO Diana's in good COM
DanV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
HOLD THE PRESSES.

The lady OF mysterious millions
Virginia Hill-who spends money
like water, is calling off her fabu-
louS partY-givlng for The Dura-
ton Sam Goldwyn. who had an
option on the spectacular party
gal after Ball of Fire. 20 received
a wire from New York asking that
She be released because she's join
ing the Red Cross unit IN Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

mas, except
the III in e S
that orphans
got.
There was
one thin z
I h a [ h e
wanted. He
w a n [ @ d
10 see his
brother who
lived in an
other orphan
age. But he
didn't expect
to have that
wish granted,
it h er, be-
cause he had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

CHRISTMAS PRESENT:
Once there was a little boy.
an orphan, who was 6 years
old, and had learned not 10
eXnect Very much for Christ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

The lady midas says that money
she's always spent in night clubs
will now 90 into defense bonds
and believe you me that is no
small item for Uncle Sam. The
last party she tossed on the coast
ran over ST 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

Just 20 keep the record
-lear-the boobs who insulted
Joe Reichman at the Book
Casino we're the dancers who
used 10 be at the Statlcr Ter
race Room. They aren't there
any longer because Enric
Madriguera fired them when
he heard what had happened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
NEW FACES

New York has glamorized Rose
mary Lane and given her a poiSe
she never had when she was in
Hollywood. | went back stage 10
see her after the show and / met
some Of the Youngsters in Best
Foot Forward was greatly
taken with tho little ingenue,
Maureen Cannon. She looks like
Olivia dc Havllland and I'll bet a
cookie she lands in Hollywood.
Nancy Walkef-7-t4fe-e enedienne in
the show, already has a contract
for movies. Then there Is Betty
Ann Nyman- little dancer who
won be overlooked. Another play
! enjoyed is Spring Again Isabel
Leighton is the co-author. G.
Aubrey Smith and Grace George
are delightful and gave me a really
plea SAINT afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
COLLECTED AT RANDOM

The Temples still have had no
word about Shlrley'S brother
George, stationed in Honolulu. and
they're very worried; Bob Gregory,
with his brand new nose, buying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
B Graduated
As Flying Cadets

Mai Gen. Joseph VI. Cummings.
commanding the sixth corps area,
today announced the graduation of
% young men from this area fol-
lowing their 30 weeks training as
flying cadets in the United States
Army Air Corps
Three OF the group are from
Detroit and eight from other
Michigan cities The Detroiters are
John l.. Wright of 1880 Seminole
avenue. Edward j. Steady of 1914
Wildemere avenue and Leslie w
Seppala OF Cos West Hancock
avenue.
Others from Michigan are
Robert a Clark and Williams S.
Mailman. Grand Rapids John ID.
Goodar. Richmond. Arvo f. Lo-
hela, Laurlm; Ivan Post iceland
Bert 4 Welch. Marshall; Howard
W. Mcclellan. Buchanan and Ken
meth r. Stevens, Shelby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Girls Camp Closed
By Polio Outbreak
Tlus. STAR Corrr.pondrnt

LANSING. Aug. 20 Threats Of
an outbreak of ,nfantile paralysis
have been removed by the state
health department at a girls camp
near Three Rivers.
When one child developed the
disease at the camp health off
cials Immediately closed IL and ~
girls were returned 10 Chicago by
chartered buses. The Is girls who
lived in the camp unit with the
sick child were returned in a Sepa-
rate vehicle. Health Commissioner
H. A. Meyer said reports showed
The disease did not spread beyond
the camp, due 10 emergency action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Philippine Alignment
To u. ). Wins Praise
Inierna tIonaI Ners SerNice Wlr.


WASHINGTON. Aug. %
Vice President Wallace today ex-
pressed the qualification OF the
United States government in the
alignment Of tho Philippine COM
monwealth in the world demo-
cratic bloc. and cooperation Of
the islands IN Americas Far East
ern defense.
Wallace spoke 70 tho Filipino
people IN an international radio
broadcast between Washington and
Manila. on the occasion Of the
siXty-third birthday anniversary Of
President Manuel Quezon of the
Philippine commonwealth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Maccabees Picnic Sunday

Prospect Park Ypsilanti, will be
the scene Of the eleventh annual
Maccabees picnic next Sunday at
noon. Among others those plan
ming to be present will be Supreme
Commander +. w. Thompson.
Commander J. B. Baker and all
the district managers in the state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Murphy Attacks
Ndzis as Bigger
Foes Than Reds

ATLANTIC CITY, ~ j., Aug.
20.-Justice Frank Murphy of the
United States Supreme Court to-
day warned members Of every
religious faith not 10 be confused
or deceived by the present turn of
events in Europe"-the Nazi at
tack on Soviet Russia.
I'VE stand against cOmmu-
nisn as "A thing that Is COM
pletely out of accord with our
freely chosen way Of life" the
jurist and eminent Catholic lay
man pointed out ar a dinner of
the fifty = ninth international
convention of the supreme coun-
Gil of the Knights of Columbus
last night.
But we should not permit
this To blind us TO our own in
terest and TO the major fact
that the great and immediate
threat TO our position and stand
ing a. n great nation, command
ing the respect OF the world and
dealing with other nations on
terms Of peace and equality, is
Nazi Germany"
CLAIM TO PIOUSNESS
Justice Murphy said the Nazi
leaders had "piously proclaimed
they were fighting the battle of
western Christian civilization
against the godlessnesS of Soviet
Russia"
"In doing this IL was doubt
less their hope 90 divide and
confuse opinion In this country,
especially among the people Of
the Catholic faith" The jurist
declared. citing passages from
writings OF Hitler and other
Nazi leaders 10 show their OPP
position 10 religion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
DETROIT EVENING TINES (pHONE CHERRY $500

Vacations Clmax-and Labor Day To Be Planned Safe
Car and Home Everything at Lusty Midsummer Savings.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
IP. {. A. Chiefs 10 Confer
Here on New Policies

More than so officers, department
heads and key men of Pennsylvania
Central Airlines will meet here at
the Wardman Park Monday and
Tuesday to formulate plans for the
fall and winter.
New policies concerning passenger
service, employe relations, schedules
and sales and advertising plans will
be discussed. The meeting will re-
place the air lines annual conven-
tion which was Cancelled because of
the tremendous traffic which P. c. A.
has been handling in connection
with national defense work.
Still further cooperation with the
Government in national defense
projects will be discussed during
the two-day session.
The meeting will be presided over
by C. Bedell Monro, president of
P. c. A. Discussion will be led by
Vice President F.. R. Crawford, J.
j. O'Donovan, Luther Harris and
Capt. J. H. Carmichael.
At an informal buffet supper and
reception Monday evening, Wilbur
Shaw, famed automobile racing
driver and pilot. who is head of the
aviation division of the Firestone
Tire & Rubber Co, will talk. Sew
eral directors of the air line are eX-
pected to fly here over the weekend
to be on hand for the air line parley.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
Defense Chiefs 10 Address
Industrial Congress
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-Walter D
Fuller, president of the National
Association of Manufacturers. an
nounced today the Congress of
American Industry would meet here
December l to for rock bottom,
straightforward talk about the af-
fairs Of the entire world and of this
Nation"
Army, Navy and defense officials
will dominate the list of speakers.
Donald M. Nelson. head of Supply,
PrlorltleS and AllocatiCns Board; !;
William S. Knudsen, director gen.
eral OF the Office of Production Man.
agement, and Price Administrator
Leon Henderson are scheduled to
speak during the first day.
Fuller said 10000 manufacturers,
most OF them engaged in mass
production OF planes, tanks, guns
or other war material or in defense
subcontracts. were expected.
The National Industrial Council,
representing 10000 establishments.
will hold a convention coinciding
with the first part of the Industrial
| Congress meeting.
Fuller indicated the congress
would take up taxes, strikes, priori-
ties. price control, the future of
civilian industry, defense produc-
ton to date and possible future
demands on manufacturing among
other topics.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
Boiler Ten Stories High
Cuts Cost OF Power
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Oct ia
steam boiler as high as a l0-story
building, capable of shooting q
stream of water a mile into the air.
towers above a new development
near here in the economical produc-
ton of electric power.
The giant boiler furnishes the
power for operation of steam tur-
bine generator in the new twin
branch plant of the Indiana e.
Michigan Electric Co, which COM
pany engineers describe as the most
efficient steam-electric unit in the
United States.
Philip Sporn, chief engineer OF
the company. said today that the
new plant-just paced in service
would use only about one pound of
Indiana coal per kilowatt-hour Of
electricity produced. as compared
with 1.67 pounds of the same quality
coal in the average plant. He pointed
out that in 1905 the average was
736 pounds of the same kind of
coal.
The boiler, Sporn explained, has
the highest pressure-55O.00 900 pounds
of steam an hour, or $500 pounds
square inch, at temperature of $40
degrees Fahrenheit-of any electric
utility generating station IN the
country