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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

What is dearer 10 the heart OF a
horse player than a little larceny
providing. of course, he isn't hurt?
r. there is one story horse player
likes 10 tell il is how. with his
unusually acute perception he fig
ured out the angles Of a race and
popped up with the long shot win
ner. while the other boys took a
beating.
And II there is a second choice
in the matter Of Renaissance IS
is the tale Of how the turf follow
erS lost bet through Connivery--
something which never seems to
keep the lovers Of the sport Of
kings from coming back for n
fresh attack on the mutuels. how
ever. Proving perhaps that once
-. Or is it that we just love
action?
Stories ~ famous boat races.
with all Jockeys but that Of the
elected winner pulling heavily on
the oars. are tops in the race track
round table discussions whenever
the subject is "conniverS / have
known.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

Ma>e Rumney pat the memory
OF thar bad Tack which cost him
ms last race behind him Saturday
in tho Windsor Yacht Clubs third
annual regatta and brought his r
boat Lightning, home inst ahead
OF Fred WagnerS Rreeze.
The light winds on ~ the
northeast gave Lightning The kind
of gong she liked and he >tbhy
little r ,ncakcd around The course
and finished minutes and 80 soc
ondS ahead Of RIeeze N W
SchemanS Neagha goInC faster
each time she comes out o. NcemS,
took third. Ia minutes behind The
winner.
Ninety seven boats came out Tor
Inc races held on two courses.
Seventy OF the smaller boats sailed
The 6-mile river course. starting
and finishing in front Of the club
house opposite the Canadian side
of pechc Isle while u went
arouni the l6-mlle layout which
started and ended Al The Front
Range Light in Lake 81. CiaIr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Jdnosik Pitches
Vdnker TO Win

SiN-foot. five-inch Joe Janosik
pitched RooSe Vanker into the
state American Legion finals when
he hurled r no-hit. no-run game
against Bruce Post Of ST. CLAIR
Saturday afternoon al
Northwestern Field The score
was SO
Only three st Clair Shores run
nerS were able 10 reach first off
JanoSlk, with not runner getting
even that far in the last seven
innings. A walk. hit batSman and
an error put the three losers men
on the bags. The biz Nanker ace
struck out Ia.
In the ninth. with two runners
on base. a hi by JanoSlk took n
false hop and went for a homer
accounting for VankerS last three
TALES. The victory enabled Nanker
TO Uuattty for the STATE meet 10
be held August l and ? at East
Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Gd||ee Beats
Boy Angler
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
both Cancelled their mounts after
two races.
Only one OF the three big
horses to live up TO his reputation
was Bright Willie. the 2-year-old
from the stable OF Ralph McIlvain
The holder of the track record for
4ia furlongS went furlong farther
in the Sweep All Purse and had nc
trouble winning by more than two
lengths from Darby Dan Farm
Patriot with Tetra Dan third.
At 3 10 ; he was the shortest
price favorite Of the day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Hayes to Wait, Then
He May Turn Pro
BY EDGAR HAYES

Only three defeats in SO fights.
That's The record Charley Hayes,
curly headed lad from Ferndale, is
leaving behind him as ne deserts
the amateur ranks. Charley made
H Cfrau sweep OF ali therTtteS when
he defeated Jimmy Mulligan Of
Lowell Mass. in Rochester last
week Jimmy NaS-the- natpAaIA-
A. l.. titlcholdcr.
Now Charley Will res; for six
months before deciding about his
future in the ring Ills trainer, Leo
Jones, coach Of the Chevrolet
team. is determined he won't he
the victim Of any get-rich-quick
scheme Of any ambitious manager.
He is the finest prospect IN the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Third Straight Victory

He went from second 10 fourth
place before Shelhamer reused hum
again and brought HIM 10 The out
side on the run from the far turn
10 the head of the stretch.
And so they came down the
final furlong painting and pound
ing. Attention had the stretch
and the stamina however and
though Whirly had the heart. his
legs could not carry hun any far
Their and ne would have been
beaten by a much greater margin
had the race gone another quarter
ot a mile.
II was Attentions third straight
victory and WhlrlawaN FIRST set
back since April Mhirly- Incl
dentally WaS the fifth straight
favorite 10 drop into the dust of
defeat in this 'jinN' race of
champions.
Attention picked up a jackpot
~ S44 .450 while Whirly took home
81. 800. BuShwhacker 5000 and
Daily Trouble 81 500 for their cf-
forts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Staggers Imagination

Now the usual excuse for boat
races, when any is offered. is that
the boys want 10 take care Of
some injured or INDECENT turfman,
some poor old chap who hasn't run
race all meeting, whose children
are starving and whose horses are
about 10 he grabbed by the sheriff
The number Of these unfortunate
chaps Staggers the imagination.
But il was iust-such- a-csSo
which resulted in one of the most
noted boats ever run in the state
81 Kentucky. that bulwark of
racing and craftsmanship, accord
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

amateur ranks and managers pro
meters and trainers have beaten a
path 10 his door trying 10 get his
name on a contract.
fiIS mother and father have lcit
his future TO be decided between
Jones and the boy What they
finally agree T. best-fof-the BOY
will be done.
Now there arc no more bHldS 10
conquer. Leo Jones. his manager.
rates him the best eVer~to fight IN
Detroit amateur circles. Leo con-
SiderS him a better fighter Al this
stage than Joe Louis or Edwin
Walng was at a similar point in
his career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Peace of Shoot

Here's a peach Of shoot.
Pete Quick. president of the
Romeo Gun Club. will give every
trap and Skeet shooter a buShel
OF peaches at his Romeo Peach
Festival shoot. Saturday and Sun
day. August 30-3l Fifty targets at
Skcct OF trap Is the program. Win
ncIS get two bushels.
The Grand American Handicap
at VandalIa. O., Still continues to
be the greatest shotgun classic in
the world. One event alone the
Friday, August ~, car
reN $4,000 IN cash purses. The
winner receives $1,000.
Other prizes are: $500 10 sec
ond SA00 10 third. $500 to fourth.
500 to fifth. 500 each 10 the next
10. SIS each to the next Is. $50
each To the next 25, SO TO the
next 50 and SIS each 10 the next
90 high shooters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
$50 Entries Already In
For National Amateur

NEW YORK. JulN Is -GNS)
The Us g A. announced foda,
that $50 entries already have been
Received for tho National Amateur
golf championship ~ be held a.
Omaha August $3.50
Among the entries received arc
those of Chick Evans DICK Chap
man John Goodman and John
Fischer who as former cham
pions src exempt from Tho sec
iiona qualifying rounds which
viii ho hold ~ Denver August II
and = - other places August Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Attention Ends
WhirIY' S Reign
At Arlington
IContinued rom FIr,t Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page ,
traiIed homo lonc>omciy an that
orner
NhliauaN was last EoJnC
around the FIRST turn. about >N
o. seven lengths off The pace hui
running easily Around The FIRST
turn and into the back stretch OuI
Boots Was sal. ont Ia front With
Attention q length over TO q Tee
Gong io the tar turn, shell
hamcr made his move with WhirIy
and something happened which
in our mind was The ip-ol. ON the
acc, doom Shclhamor shot WhlrlN
up between horses with a sudden
lunCc which carried Whly from
fourth 10 second place which
represented a pickup Of about SIN
lengths
Around the far turn they beaded
with Ouf Bo0,A- t}y4pe bad4y and
Attention pouring IL on IL was
here WhirlaWay suddenly faded
and began to drop back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Cobb, Ruth to Play
Here at Bpm. Tuesday

The next seven days. from gOlfing stand
point, promise to be the biggest of the season in
Detroit. On Tuesday. at Crosse Tie, Babe Ruth and
Ty Cobb will square off in their rubber match.
Participating with them will be Walter Hagen.
Starting Friday MeadowbrOok Country Club will
stage its annual invitatiOna in which several lead
ing stars will play. Among them will be Bob
Babbsh, who will be here on an army furlOugh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Puts Errors Behind,
Wins Sail Regatta
BY GEORGE f.. VAN

Llllith. racing here for the first
time with Walter Thulin AS her
skipper, showed the way 10 the
two other L-claSS SloopS. Les Per-
rine'S Dipper and the Garter
Brothers, Cadillac VIII.
Other winners Saturday were
Joe Nenard in the international
dinghy division. Don kemeny in
The SnipeS Gill Pingree IN the HOS
and Hclnic Schuck in the Free-for-
All
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
LARCENY TRICK PAYS OFF BIG on TURF
Fancy Workings Bacetch Of Kentucky Day Uncle

straight until his head IL twisted
see any Black Mumbo at all.
"Acey Deucy Is lust about ~
blow his top when re looks way
down the track and sees n horse
just limping out Of the gate.
It's Black Mumbo. left At the
post and only IS lengths behind.
Now this calls for quick
thinking on Acey DeUcy's part.
What can he done. Acey DeucN
alone could save the situation.
And what does he do?
Cavalry Charge
"Acpy Deucy does the only
thing he can do this side OF fail
ing off. When the field hits the
turn he doesn't make II. He leads
the whole mob, whooping and
shouting-right straight ahead
off the track and through the
cornfleId. IL looks like q cavalry
charge To Joe COrntassel, the
farmer who Is out cultivating his
corn. although his horse Is very
pleased To see so many play
mates coming and joins the pa
rade. cultivator and all.
Meanwhile back on the track
Black MumbO IL slowly Flooding
along. hardly out of n trot. the
only horse on the oval. While the
astOunded hardboOts in the
stands are tearing their hair and
hoping their horses will come
hammering out ~ the corn IN
time 10 catch Black Mumbo, she
just comes Jogging home.
bringing Uncle Joe ToIliver and
his brood the hsppiest moment
~ tbeiE lives. BLACK Numho wa
the only horse To fnish-the
other just went down IN the
books "a victims of one 81 the
qUeerest turf accidents In his
tory"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Pub|inx Champs
Qualify in Open

GRAND RAPIDS, July Is The
three members OF Detroit'S cham
pionship team in the National
PublinX qualified for Sundays 80
holes here Art Pony had 1911
lat, Jimmy Johnson 74-73 l47
and Eddie Furgol. 1913 49,.
Furgol took AZ puts Friday but
needed only "a today after getting
some tips from Ernie Shave OF
Meadowbrook before starting.
Glib Sellers is confident ne II be
In The thick Of The fight TOMORROW
II his leg which was hurt IN an
automobile accident some years
ago holds -lnr36- holes He
wears a brace on the knee and
ankle.
With a big crowd watching
Ronnie Williams If Clinton Valley
drove the green on the 337-yarC
first hole three times this evening
Several other balls were even
longer, but wide Of the green.
Ronnie Williams still is in there
pitching for the iceleSS refrigerator
or one Of the. electric ranges. tor
prizes for the amateurs Williams
has 72-73 las
Joe Belfore had three double
bogies That represented The diff
ference between MS opening &c
and todayS rs
Al Watrous Jr. conquered tho
second nine today with a 81 A 4.
out gave the l4-year-old youngsteI
an so, four under his first day
ecore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

ing TO the as yet unwritten mo
moirs Of Rapid Robert Ramsey
one OF the turfs leading racon
tours.
II can't say just where II
was" says Rapid Robert. "a
little track In Kentucky where
old uncle Joe TolIiver. wei call
him. had shipped In 10 try and
raise the mortgage on his old
farm.
Now Uncle Joe had been
having very tough luck. Every
thing seemed TO go wrong with
his horses and he just couldn't
get a piece Of q purse. His help
was unpaid. The Jockeys were
waving their fees. the feed
man was yelling. His wife and
four kids sat hungry eyed In the
stands every day he sent a horse
10 the post. But II was just no
dice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
$3.50 r. VI.
LITtS PARIS
Kdrp 10 Wrest|e
On Mack Park Card

Pat Riley. Texas light heavy
weight. will match grips with Billy
Of Hollywood in the
feature at Mack Park
Wednesday night.
Dave Karp, tho fighting news
boy" will appear in one OF the
three supporting bouts. KarpS
is expected 10 be signed
Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Amateur Day Carded
At Stadium Sunday
Altes, Paris Teams
Cla sh in Big
Sandlot Day

Briggs Stadium opens it's gates
this Sunday 10 one Of Detrolts
most traditional sporting events
the twenty-fifth annual Amateur
Day Of the Detroit Baseball Fed
Grafton
Starting at p, m. the Class b
game will bring together Sans,
1899 and 1910 Class b champion.
and JAW IA. which won spe-
cial series to gain place on the
card. At 800. AlteS and Paris.
leading Class A nlnes this season,
clash IA the headliRer.
While Sandlot players will per.
form in the big league setting.
and most of the fans in the stands
Will be followers OF the amateur
teams. ID. b. r. officials hope the
games Will attract outside base
ball enthusiasts TO help make the
program a financial success.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

low the example Of one Of their
leaders, whom well call Acey-
Deucy Dan.
We'll. the big day arrived
and all the hoNS gathered with
hearts trimming with charity
and kindness 10 watch Black
Mumbo jog home.
Don't make any mistakes.
they mumbled 10 Accy Deucy I'm
the paddock"
Don't worry" replied Acey
Deucy.
Peculiar Layout
cit must he explained" SAYS
Rapid Robert, that this little
race track had peculiar lay
out. There was no outside rail
NJ all on the back stretch or
on the turn out II the back
stretch. The only rail was on
the stretch In front OF the stand
10 protect the patrons"
The race was a o furlong event
and started over on the back
stretch. And there the field lined
up for the start as old Uncle Joe
Tolhver, his wife and hungry
brood lined up on the rail with
hope in their eyes md nothing in
their pockets. They know Black
Mumbo should not beat this field
but they'd been told If Black
Mumbo could put one foot in front
OF another 10 send him out. And
that's just about all she could DO
"Well, we're oft ut Kentucky.
The field goes powdering away
from the gate with Acey Deucy
out In front on the fayorite,
riding. herd on the hoys.
They're half way down the hack
stretch when Acey Deuey takes
= peek over his shoulder 10 see
where Black MumbO Ia. He
looks until his head h twisted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Finally Determined

"Now the boys finally deter
mined that something must he
done To get old Uncle Joe and
his brood from behind the eight
ball. Some because they really
felt compassion for Uncle Joe,
others because they were afraid
they might have the bite put on
them and still more because,
like many rich diners they hate
To have hungry faces pressed
against the window while they
are stocking away those planked
steaks.
THE natural conclusion was
that one Of Uncle JOS nsgs
must he elected 10 win a purse.
And-they-pi picked IN n si<atp
named Black Mumbo a. the
prospective Man o'Wsr In this
charity derby. The jockeys wefe
give the pitch and told TO fol-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Help Pay Expenses

Proceeds of Amateur Day" go
TO defray the Iederation's eX-
penSeS the cost of umpireS,
scorers ana equlpplng Kid teams.
Walter O. Briggs. owner OF the
Tigers. donated the stadium and
has reserved seats IN his private
box for the game.
AlteS and Paris stood above the
other clubs in the regular Class A
race this year, finishing tied for
first place Each club won six
and lost two. Sundays meeting
will determine the regular season
leader. but has no bearing on the
elimination series. which gets I'M
der way next week.
As far as previous form Is con-
cerned. AlteS will have the edge
over Paris. In two earlier meet
lngS. AlteS won each time. l2-7
and So. the only setbackS suffered
by Paris in the regular campaign.
While hit hard by the draft.
AlleS requirements is expected TO
make the team a. strong as ever.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

at Lake Orion
W hcn-l leaders
hope 10 make
I h cir adVant.
aCcS more Sc
cure.
Only in tho
Class 4 HYDRO
plane division
which is paced
h Y { h u c k
T pp1 pcOn NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Pitchers Named

Bill Baby. Paris manager. plans
to start the veteran Ford Moore.
Art Schwartz. Altes pilot. will
have Lyle Rumph. newcomer to
the local Sandlois, doing the pitch
ing for his club
Sans appearance on the ANA
teur Day program will be its third
IN as many years. Last season
whipped Western Union. and will
he slight favorites 10 defeat
JAW TIA.
Milt Huck is the probable
pitching choice for the JAW team.
while Al Bigelow plans To use
three pitchers Frank Ayers
Vaughn Waddell and Bob AL
bertSon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Cupboard Race
Leaders Close

Tight competition in three di-
visions Of the State Cupboard As
Sociation viii be renewed Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Hagen, Montague :,
in Foursone of ~
Rubber Match
BY EDGAR HAYES

Tyrus Raymond Cobb, No.
sport hero of all time for Detroit
fans. will return here Tuesday
10 meet another great baseball
player, George Herman Ruth.
known in the trade as Babe Ruth,
the top slugger of all time who
will be Tvs golf opponent Al
Crosse lie starting al 3 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon.
To make il r fourSome. Walter
Hagen, who is 10 the golden age Of
golf what Ruth was 10 the same
era Of baseball, and the fabulous
John Montague vii play Hagen.
though past his prime as a golfer.
is still one OF the most entertain.
ing performers in tho game Mon
tague had reams Of publicity on
his unbelievable scores and shots
when an unknown and is still
big attraction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

But IL is the two old men whose
baseball careers covered 3 years
of baSeball's greatest history who
will draw the crowd. They have
met twice before and each has one
victory TO his credit. Tuesdays is
the rubber match. They are both
left-handers and both hit the ball
pretty far. II their short game is
on they may break so
The entire proceeds ~ tho
match 60 10 the L. S. O. OF Crosse
lie, which may he reached by go
ing out West Fort or West JEFF
ferSon 10 Trenton and then
crossing the county bridge 10
Crosse lie Admission for thx
match is Sl00.
The match between the twl
titanS OF the diamond is the result
OF newspaper interviews in which
both c la m . q golf supremacy
among the old-time baseball play
crS. To eliminate such dangerous
ContenderS as Sammy Byrd they
stated left-handed old-timerS onl"
could compete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Still BeDifched

Chahenye = c Dan3iIS SiN-
meter. still has Gordon Saunders
~oreg bewitched and led hor again
by more than 100 MN
uteS. Last season Challenge sol
dom rot near Saunders craft
which Won The seasons title
Only 'wo ofthc 21.SQusro meters
came ou' and George lJi,crrn.
sailing Sonia. took = Close doc
gToH fTofn n GrundN loal vi.
hestng her ~ the finish ny FIVE
seconds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Cobb Agreed to Trip

With one in California and tho
other IN New York and 1000 mlcs
OF traps and mountains between
them ~ appeared aS though talk
would end the fcud But fnalk
Cobb agreed 10 cross tho great
American desert digger than the
trap on the sixth hole ~ Detroit
Golf Club climb over the Rookie.
which arc almost as high as Oak
land Hills and invade Ruth's hornc
territory for a match Then 1t was
decided 20 make II two out of
three. Cobb won the first. 5 and ,,
with Ruth taking the second. ! up.
10 holes.
As long rs men play baseball
the work OF Cobb and Ruth VIII
be the standards Of perfection by
which all others Will be graded.
Joe DiMaggio, star Of great mag
nitude in his own right. is callec
another Ty Cobb" Ted Williams
IS being rated almost as good
Siugger as Babe Ruth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Came Here in 1904

Cobb came 20 Detroit from
Augusta in 1904 He Stayed in cen
tcrheld for the Tigers until 1926.
pIlng up batting record Of $40
for that long period managed
Detroit for SIX years and then
finished has career with Philadel-
phIa His records require a page
10 themselves IN the books
Ruth broke into baseball sS sl
pitcher for the Boston Red sou
but his great hitting soon changed
him into an outfielder. Home runs
were his speciality and no one has
come near his major league total
OF ia. lie hit so one year and
his pay check reached the $50 O00
mark for a years work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Regatta Results

GrlmshaV y. V. c Detroit Yacht Club
had only two starters
INTERNATIONAL DINGHIEs
s-Miie Conrsel
Won nv Joe Menard. 4.0s74; p A.
stesrns. second. GLIB. sid Howard.
- 20, Bud Morris
>NiPEs
fSx Mile Course
Won ny Don Keueny 43s1i. Fred
schelter 43s.3 Fred Pessl Max Lauder.
Amo. Arthur Rothenhurg, Frank Burns.
Ken Law, cir Wrigley.
IAWIfi liO
Won nv Gil Ptngree a.lI 81: Harry 7
Watson ann Harry Barnard. 5.2i.25.
Ck-FREE-F
fSix Mile Course
Won hy Heinie schuck, 90 rs keith
nhugh STANLEY Jameson, Ted sedwick
Walter Greig Dsrrell Dury. sd Warner
Charles Dickson Jr. Don Hunter ,Bor
Waldo finished first but was disqualified
FOR msfing lhrd buoy So was Don Mar
antette.J
B--SIOOPS
SIX Mile Course
Won by Harold Kelly. 4i7 t5 Louis
LAYTON f.lo-4I. Tom Parnes, sos 30
Jerry Pierre - y r.
VINEYARD HANE>S
SIX Mile Course
Won bv steward Thompson. Is Is
W J. Mitchell t3s as Car Stroh
entry. 80 Is. Dick Iacksons entry.
SEAGIIJ
tsN-Mue Course
Won nv Don Johnston. s37 an. Ear
Hovst. second
A-HA>DICAr CLASS
6sx-Mns Course
Won D, Joe Vance CHIP 50 as RAIN
Ternilst FANTASIA "a 10.
~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

7 h o m pSon Of CHUCK THOMPSON
Detroit with 1000 points, is the
lead safe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
lnter-County League

WHIrF nni>roN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

Joe belfore had three double
bogies That represented The diff
ference between MS opening 20
and todayS 70.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Clark Gable Now On Temple Screen

Clark Gable and Rossnnd Rus.
sell combine their eo-starrsng tai.
snts with highly divertins results
In They Met In BOMBAY which
opens today At ths Temple thesisr.
Immediately suggesting setton.
plus romance and nan. the pairing
accounts for all three IN eaplous
measure.
Gable and Miss Russell are link
ed ss q pair n confidence. apers-
tors who meet in Bombay. enlor-
ful crossroads ~ the Far East.
with separate designs on = fortune
In diamonds. Cable In soldier
Of fortune turned opportunizt. Miss
Russell Is chic adventures NOV.
ing in smart circles. They clash
NJ the beginning. and again when
loot comes between them. but they
are forced 20 flee together before
the police. On n rusty ffslght~r
plying the China seas their care.
fully hidden sentlmsntsnty breaks
through Tossed into the masl.
strom 81 oriental war. they reach
a turning point In their hereto
fore ruthless lives
sharing the screen IL Edward q
Robinson. harlsne Dietrich and