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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Norman Turkey" Stearnes Will Play With Detroit Clan
Chatter OF Hoofs
By RAzz BROWN

Well, Whirlaway again. Thi:
time at the old 2imlico track IN
the Old Line State What q hos'
this colt Whirlaway is And ne
may 20 on TO make the top rung in
money winners. Although this sta
ton is now held by Seabiscuit.
look for Whirlie TO pass II. That's
a lot.
They're of In the Preakness over
slow track and Dispose and King
Cole dash 70 the lead as usual
Whirlie Is lost in the ruck. beine
at one time Is lengths out OF IT,
but they have some distance 10 go,
Down the back stretch Porters Car
made a bid. but the pace is TOO hot.
and around the lower turn Whirlie
begins 10 move up. and how. Al
the stretch he goes into the lead,
and from then on It's just question
OF how far he will win by running
Ike a IL shot. The surprise in the
race was that King Cole stuck II
out to be second and Our Boots. a
staggering third. Porters Cap ran
fourth TO save his entrance fee,
which is $500.
And on TO Belmont Park 10 win
the stake named after this track, a
distance OF mile and half. oh
boy. what nag this son OF Blen-
helms is. and l hope ". Eads new
er mounts this colt any more as he
must be the worst jockey in the
United States. especially for Whir-
laway SO let him ride those plat
ers as he should.
Another funny thing about boss
racing is how fckle the betting
public is and how whirlie paid the
goodly sum OF $3.50 for deuce 10
win. and s440 TO place Where were
those bridge jumpers. They must
all be Ia New York. and as the
band played Maryland. My Mary
land how could any one with good
hoss sense bet on colt TO beat
this whirlvind al the present. And
again don't let anyone tell you that
Trainer Ben Jones. from Parnell,
Mo- and Eddie Arcaro. from Ken
tuehy, don't know what it's all
about This is touch combination
10 beat My hats of 10 the owner,
Warren Wright. who had the whis-
pers 20 tell him Ben Jones was not
handing the colt right But he
turned n deaf ear TO all this talk
That's vhat you call real man
from the old school.
Horace Mattingly, Negro horse
man who was with US in the Motor
City last year, now has struck oil
He Is training for the owner Of
Yellowstone dlstillery and he has
some real nags. But he wrote in
for stalls al this track. hut all the
stall were taken However. some
thing may be done as Mr.. Mating.
ly has some TOP grade nags and
perhaps some OF the gyp owners
from the leaky rood circuit will he
turned down az once. One more
star OF Horace Mattingly is
sure TO win a few races az the De-
troit Fairgrounds Rough Pass.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17

81 and June l.
A large number OF entries from
teams in Chicago Toledo and
Cleveland have been posted with
Charles Hague. In addition. a
large Detroit entry is anticipated
by Hague who places emphasis on
the added $50 award to the win
ners.
This will mark the first time
such an event has been held in De-
troit, and, judging from the ex-
pressed enthusiasm OF the prospec-
tive contestants, should be one OF
the biggest events OF the year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17

In an exclusive Nasic & Rhythm
interview Observation-Disclosures
Lionel Hampton says that jazz is
becoming better and better music
and that many Jazz Hicks" origi-
rally came from the classics. He
himself confesses he got several
nice riffs from listening TO Fritz
Kreis.er's accompanies in a recent
Vancouver b. { concert.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17

Harold Duiauchsrd. OF Chicago.
was one OF the first out-of-town
keglers to file an entry Dufau-
chard. who makes frequent trips TO
Detroit. said he would enter in
both events He did not designate
who would pair with him In the
mixed doubles. nor who would be
on the three-man team he would
enter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
This Will
Solve. Problem
Of The Giants
Outhelder Has
Job In Factory
Here

Norman Turkey stearnes, for
many years rower hitter with the
Detroit stars has promised Man
ager Jerry Goodwin that he will
play with the Detroit Giants during
the current season.
stearnes. who won fame as a
crack center Helder and hitter with
the stars. IN nov employed in one
OF the automobile pants IN Detroit.
The former Star said he did not
feel that he could leave his posi-
ton 10 rejoin tire Kansas City Mon
srchs. With whom he has played
for the pas, three years. Prior 20
that S,earnes VAS with the Chicago
American Giants.
Solves Problem
Manager Goodwin said that the
signing az S'ea-nes would solve MS
outheid problem. He has several
likely young prospects who will
battle for the o,aer two outheld
herihs
The Giants will pay their home
games AZ 'he rev park a, DeQcin-
? Ore sF'A-AiedeFsa---'F'i --ir-c r-tsf -ra-S-
started last week AID the first game
IS scheduled tor the latter part OF
the month according 70 Goodwin
While the Giants Will not be
members % The American Negro
league, teams of that organization
will come here 70 play the Detroit
team IN tho ne~ park In addition
a number o. the best semi-pro
teams in tho state will appear at
the park during The season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Field
To Compete In
Louis Open
Three Former
Champions Will
Enter Tourney

A field of 200 entrants will tee
off in the frst annual Joe Louis Ne
gro Open golf tournament at Rack
ham on Aug. II. but this field will
come from almost every section OF
the country. according 10 Bernard
Odell director OF the tourney.
In addition, the tournament will
be sprinkled with some OF the out
standing Negro golfers In the coun-
try. which means that competition
will be keen.
Three Former Champions
Pat Ball, former national cham
pion and al present professional at
one OF the municipal courses in
Chicago. has already indicated his
intention Of competing in the $1,000
open. trying for the $500 which will
be the winners share OF the purse
on the Rackham course.
Ball, who has competed in many
OF the major golf tournaments.
will be in the large delegation COM
ing from Chicago.
And from New orleans will come
another veteran OF the golf links
Edison Marshall. former national
champion and three times winner
OF the Midwestern open. Marshall
is now in Indianapolis where he's
pro at one OF the golf clubs.
And from Ashville. y. c. comes
word from John Dedy another
former open champion, who seeks
information about the tournament
and informs the Odell that he will
he among the competitors for the
lucrative award
Just As Enthusiastic
Note as famous as some OF his con-
temporaries but exuding the same
thrilling interest is the young chap
from Des Moines. la. Not acquainted
with Joe Louis home address. this
prospective entrant sent his letter
10 the Detroit Athletic Club. know
ing that some one there would see
that II was placed in the proper
hands. And so it was.
II. II. hickman. corresponding
secretary OF the sponsoring COM
mittee OF the tournament. received
the letter. and Immediately sent the
writer a reply, giving him all in
formation about the tournament
and urging him 10 hasten his appli-
cation 10 the committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
A Good Bowler Too

Jack Marshall second baseman
for the American Giants. was a
member OF the Brownies Tavern
bowling team which finished IN
second place in the tournament here
last week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Altes Softball Team

The Altes Lager So'ihall ,u-
will open the season This comrl
week, according 10 ANDY Cilnv
manager OF the team several n,r
faces will be in the lineup
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Second In High Jump

Wesley Allen. member OF the
University OF Michigan track team,
finished second in the high jump in
the dual meet between Michigan
and Ohio State az Ann Arbor Sat-
urd3v
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Large Entry Expected For Three Man
Team, Mixed Doubles Sweepstakes

When the final ball had been rolled in the third
nual National Negro Bowling association tournament at
Forest club Sunday evening large number of entries had
already been filed for the mixed doubles and threeman
sweepstakes which will be held at the club May &c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
On Louis-Baer Card

Holman williams. stablemate OF
Joe Louis and one OF the leading
contenders for the welterweight
title, will box on the Louis-Baer
card at washington, DC. May 70.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Non-Suiis Actions
Against Ten Eycks

After most OF two days tssti-
mony. Judge h. d. Hodge non
suited two personal injury suits
against Mr.. and Mrs Perry Ten
Eyck OF Tacoma late Friday.
The Ten Eycks were sued for
S11.061 by motorcycle rider
whose vehicle collided with theirs
on the Kirkland Renton highway
last Aug. IS and At the same time
by a passenger in their own car,
Mrs Harriet n. Hutchinson, who
asked s3,17e25.
The cycle rider. Walter McCin-
mis- Of Kirkland. quizzed closely on
cross-examination Friday. said he
did not see the car driven by Mrs.
Ten Eyck until II was 10 feet
away and verified the testimony Of
a doctor that he had been injured
in another accident less than a
year before.
Attorney Henry Arnold Peter
son. representing Mrs. Hutchinson.
declared Immediately he would APP
peal Judge Hodges decision. A
cross complaint by the Ten Eycks
against AeGinnis for car damage
also WAS non-suited NJ the request
OF Defense Attorney James v.
kamsdell. no the entire involved
suit WAS decided without the Jury's
aid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Law Heads Have
Their Fun, Too

OAKLAND. Calf Sheriff n. P.
Gleason beamed when he was
handed = telegram from the police
ef Poughkeepsie. y. Y. reading
Does Alameda county stiil want
Jacob Fuhr. escaped murderer
You bet" replied Sheriff Gles-
son. He recalled Fuhr killed his
sweetheart. Amy Curry. in 1928,
and escaped jail while waiting the
gsllows.
Gleason paced his office for
hours, cracking his knuckles.
When no further word was
Forthcoming. newspaper men
PACED Poughkeepsie them
selves.
You got Fuhr there ,"
NO came the reply. Just
wondered II you folks still wanted
him"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Denies Statement
On BARRIERS WAGES

Denial that he had said Tacoma
Journeymen BARRIERS earned an
average Of only a little over ti9 a
week was voiced Saturday by Jas.
Lennon, secretary OF the BARRIERS
local.
Lennon protested that he was
quoted without his personal con-
sent. and said the public would be
advised officially just a. soon a. a
definite decision IL reached BY the
union regarding prices for shayea
and haircuts
Though denying he had said s1s
Was the approximate weekly wage
earnings Of Tacoma BARRIERS. Len
non refused 10 give any figures a.
TO what they DO cam.
PM T. Z nNrln - e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Army Orders

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

carried when = Eirl knows Der
fsther is a erook and = killer
IN effect II not in actual deed
Is the problem faeed BY Frances
Dee in A Man Betrayed" which
shares the screen a. sidney Deans
house
Daughter 81 powerful and
ruthless political eoss. she knows
ser father Il indirectly responsible
for wholesale murders. she knows
his empire has been built uren
unsavory graf and vet. realizing
the factors that have made his
life better. abe eeav~s 10 him with
a fanatical devotion.
Edward Ellis has the difficult
role OF Ross Cameron. and other
supporting roles are carried BY
Harold Huber. Alexander crsnaeh.
Ward Bond and Barnett Parker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

tomp0Sfd tN duIf SUN ~
Eddie cherkose. the titles include
Three Little Wishes by 10
Baby In Buenos Aires. Has
70 Be and "Whers DO We Dream
From Here
Binnie Barnes and Gilbert Ro-
land have the top spots IN the
production. which features five Of
Republics talented young contract
stsrlets. Jane Frszes. Lois Ran
son. Msrilyn Hare. Mary Lee and
Leni Lynn.
Just how far should loyalty be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

for US 10 unity America and place
her on the highest level OF ma
iional morale, that the glow Of
that torch trusted to Va by our
honored dead may ever prove to
us and to the world that We are
a people united In the belief that
our Declaration Of Independence
is the greatest exposition OF a free
mans rights ever penned; that
the Constitution Of the u. s. /.
the most luminous chart that ever
steered a ship Of state: that the
Star spangled Banner Ia the most
glorious flag in the history Of
mankind and that Democracy 10
the only form Of government for
free men"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PARTICULARS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

tAN on Ano<e nENAknt AHGeT M
state law June Il. since the gov.
eminent then viii collect It's } De,
cent OF tax on their payrolls
The money Ill Koes Int =
pot and when a worker lose.
his Dob ne registers with state
employment offices. n tkey
fall TO find him work after .
two-weeks waiting period. the
person then can draw mp 20 10
weekly insurance cheeks ef
from s. 10 SIS.
The new law also provides that
Jack +. Bates. commissioner Of IN.
employment compensation and
placement. can appoint q state sd-
visory council Of employers and
employees 10 help him formulate
administrative policies.
While the ie4i Legislature took
steps to broaden the ooversge OF
the unemployment insurance pro-
gram IT also took a step backward
when 1t passed an amendment sex-
empt tx agricultural business from
having TO pay the state tax. That
feature was especially sought by
iruit growers ana PACKERS OF cen
tral washington ana goes into
erect win the rest OF the law al
midnight June IL.
Inc ne" Ia" defines agH-
cu'tura' labor winch Is exempt
from the program n all ser'-
ruItiyatinK soil. raising or har-
yestIng any commodity. IncIud-
ing work ON livestock, bees.
poultry and fur bearing AMI
mails and wild life, or with
tools and equipment.
1t also exempts anyone whose
workers handle. plant, pack. grade.
store or deliver any agricultural or
horticultural commodity. II does
not exempt workers in commercial
canning or freezing or those han
ding such commodities after their
delivery to a terminal market for
distribution or consumption
Labor union LOBBYISTS fought viz
orously TO prevent massage NJ m.
amendment exemptins Agricultural
labor from coming under the Law
Workers in that class under m.
new law will NOT get any ch.cl.
when they are out Of work
Although Washington's 81 state
parks cost s20o, 1876 to operate dur
ing the two years ended March 81.
they were not dead losses" State
Auditor Cliff Yelle reported today
In his biennial audit Of the system.
He listed s5,lss income from the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
War in Europe
A YearAqo
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Ths y = Civil seryis~ semmis.
atom announces examlaalians 1llI
be held In the neat future Zee s<nlas
electrician ana sisetF,slsH'< hslp<f.
Applications must he on ne - TIE
Civil Services offles. cauiss Dam.
not later than June 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Bedding plants. Hinz Florist. ad
SCHOOLS CLOSE JUNE II

Tacoma public schools will close
Wednesday. June IL. Stadium will
hold graduation exercises Monday
evening and Lincoln Tuesday eve
ming. Both Will be At the armory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Core Of the News
pRINER lind sloo

Arden J. welliver. Sc. OF Route 7
Box ais. Tacoma. paid a 500 fine
for drunken driving Friday after
noon and was freed from the
Pierce county jail where he had
been held since the night before.
He pleaded guilty before Justice
Blanche Funk Miller.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter store. - Adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
PICNIC on WEDNESDAY

The Tacoma Engineers club will
hold a picnic Wednesday June Il,
at the Brookdale Golf course There
will be an afternoon Of golf. base
ball and other sports. Dinner will
be served at 8 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Fred hasMurray had 10 wear
only one suit hls own through
hia entire rols In Paramount's
"Ons Night In Lisbon IN whinh
he co-stafs with Madelsine Carroll.
vino had eight changes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Angels With Broken Wings"
Opens al the Rialio Today
Companion Film Stors Edward Ellis
In Republics "A Mon Betrayed"

Some sprtely tunes destined to take their place
in the nations roster Of hit songs featured in Angels
With Broken Wings. Republic picture opening to-day At
the Ralto theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Dick Foron hsods O strong
cost OF the Blue Mouse iheo,er
where Horror lslond" is row
ployino. The picture shores the
screen With Mon Mode Mon.
sfer."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Young Democrats
TARTs ON PAGE ONE

cause ii follows a middle Of the
road policy.
1T IL between the Republican
tories who would sweep away the
benefits of the New Deal on one
hand and reckless labor leaders.
like orion. with radical ambitions.
on the other.
Magnuson charged professional
sgitators and radicals are under
taking to convince labor that pres
emit defense preparations are I'M
necessary. But, he continued:
Real Emergency
An emergency exists which de-
nands the fun support of everyone
and particularly of labor and capt.
tai We must not allow ourselves
10 be misled by these false leaders
who claim preparations are I'M
necessary and unwise."
Again radical interference took
q drubbing from Senator Shirley
hnf Ell VI Lung view NohNNhNNh
keynoter, in a speech glittering
with patriotic fervor.
we face our greatest danger
from those groups who hide behind
a popular front and espouse the
causes OF the dictators they serve
while crying loudly for protection
of the very constitution they seek
10 destroy"
Elected LAnglIe
At one point in the long Grafton,
Senator Marsh asserted:
we may honestly and frankly
say we elected Governor Langlie.
We Democrats are sincerely inter-
ested in the welfare Of this state
Of ours and we will cooperate with
our governor during the balance of
the term. Our truce ends when
the next gubernatorial filing takes
place"
On the labor theme, Sen. Marsh
continued:
Responsible unionism Is a
necessary element in keeping an
industry running smoothly and
with justice for the men employed
In IL.
Within Reason
American labor is patriotic
enough to keep its demands within
reason. We know 1t will purge
itself OF those destructionists who
have no interest in the welfare
of fellow workmen nor OF eoun-
try. We sincerely trust that a
no-strike policy will be indicted
and maintained during the emer-
gency period and that the rights
and gains Of labor will be protect
ed by arbitration.
In all our moves In this period
o< stress let us treasure the wis
dom enshrined in one great SEN
tence: Upon the slender thread
Of contract hangs all our civiliza-
ton
I'VE should realize that the
armament, the police and prisons
OF government OF force can
make no people happy, strong or
prosperous. That force can only
make men miserable. weak slaves.
1T IL Agreed"
What Goes 1t profit an army
10 conquer the world II every
man in IL goose steps his person
slity7 The watch words Of =
democracy are not IT is ordered,
but are II il agreed
Our work ia before us. II Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

Ro>N - James CasnsY and Pas
. hrien IN prsil DOES Of the Ar
lis. $50. z - II 90. also Joan
Blondeii and DICK PoNeli N hodel
Wife. n IS. AGO. eiis. $50.
RIALTo - Angels with Broksn
Wings starring blnnis nafnes.
Eawsrd Eils in "A Nan netrsysd. :
ILL. All. III. 1901.
Nj SIC HoN-AvrnA foy ana william
Powell IN Love CraRf.s u 20, ; IS.
s 40 aaA n 50. also FrledA Ines
court and Paul CaFannunh N
shadows on the stsirs," %. s.7s.
73o. 1898
BI.UE NousE-Llonsl Atvell ana Lon
chsn.g. 4 n Man Nan s No. n e,c.
also Leo Garlic ana pegsy Moran
In Horror Island II 30. fssA = oe.
$40 $50, II 40
Faith Fellows aud Wilbur
Evans In Her First Romance =
112s, ass. s7s. 7aA. 10 IS. also
Johnny Mack Brown and Neil o'Day
In Law and Order" 80. IS.
= as. Gas. SIS.
RETURN SHOWING
BENERtN-Lu Lucille Ball and George
Murphy ia "A Olfl, Guy. ana =
Ooh also Lloyd Nolan aud Irene
Herfey Ia "AT Dynamite
CARROT Virginia Bruce aud
Charles hussles la The InNlalbis
Woman. also Give Brook la Con
Yoy
COMMUNITY - james cagnsy and
Olivia de Havlllhnd In strawberry
Blonde also Billy halop And
Huutz Hail IN Give Us Wings
KAY STREET Carols Lombard and
Ia
Mrs Smith. also Jack Holt and
Marian Marsh in Fugitive from
Prison Camp
LAkEW ooD = BUD Abbott and Lou
Costello IN Buck Privates also
Baby Sandy in sandy Gets Her
Man
PARk-Isouis hayward and Joan BEN
alNo william LundlEan In Case Of
the Black Parrot"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fitzgerald and
JefferY Lynn In Flight rom Dts-
tiny" siso Give Brook In Convoy
REAIART-JacE HOLT and Jonathan
Hale IN The Great Swindls" also
James CaensY and Olivia ds Havii-
land In "Suawberry BLONDE"
REN-ThomAs Mitchell and Jeffrey
Lynn la Plight from Destiny" also
William BOYD n In Old Colorado
william Boyd In Three Men
Prom Tsxas". also hischa Ausr and
Allen jenkins IN "Margie
~ NsET FTanehot Tone and warren
william In Trail Of the vigil
antrsa also Lloyd nolan and Lynn
Bari IN Charter Pilot
TlMPik-Errol FLYNN and Brenda
Marshall IN ~Footstaps IN the
DARK also Cesar Homsro and Viz
nlnia Gilmore la Tall. Dafk and
Handsome
LIBERTY. PuyaIIup jean Arthur ana
Charles Coburn la The Owl and
Ma guuea
hIkIfHA simmer Waiinns BesrY
and Lionel Barrymore ia This Had
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