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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
.0ne Bad Inning
Spells His Game

One bad inning today had
spoiled "a whole season" for 10
year-old Arnold Sollinger.
Sollingers team Hymie's,
dropped the Class F. title TO Sweet
Sixteen, Sd. yesterday and all be-
cause SOffTUTeT WIS unable 10
locate the plate in the first inning.
Credited with two no-hitterS this
season. SOllinger was wild and in
effective when nc did get the bat1
across in the opening frame. Con-
Sequently. Sweet Sixteen scored
five runs on three walks. a double
by Ted Bale, a single by Dick
Aaron and triple by Stuart
homer.
From this point on, Solingcr
had his way. He held the Sweet
Sixteen club hitleSs and whitfield
ID batters, 13 in the last seven
innings.
HymieS had the tying run on
base in the ninth. bur could not
score as Seymour Berman. Sweet
hurler- proved exceedingly
tough in the pinchcS.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Meet Fdvorites
Head Softba||
Card Tonight
Briggs and Hudson
Play in 3-Game
Program at
Mack Park

Briggs Beautyware and Hudson
Motor. two OF the original favor
ties 10 capture the Pepsi-Cola
award emblematic of the Metro
politan Detroit Times softball
will see action to-
night in Mack Park. facing OPP
ponentS who might eliminate them
from further competition.
Briggs Beauties will face De-
Four. strong Detroit Softball As
ISOLATION Major League team, at
7.30. Hudson. u. S. A. Major
League pace-setter this year, will
meet the surprisingly strong Nixon
ten at $50.
The second in the current series
of donkey Softball games will add
a comic touch 10 the seriousness
OF tournament competition, the
game being an added feature 10
the Mack Park program. 1t will
start at $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
.Batted for Mueller IN eighth.
Batted for Croucher IN ninth.
CLEVELAND
Totals

Runs ba,ted In Wcatherly. Heath
Grimes 2 York. Higgins 2. Never. Kelt-
ner Two. base NJ McCosky. Three base
hits Heath. Keltner u Campbell Home
runs YORK Higgins Sacrifices Walker
Boudreau. Grimes Double play Croucher
10 Meyer 20 York. Left on bases Detroit
q Cleveland T. Bases On balls orr Bridge.
H. OH Mueller Strlck cut-By Dean J.
.hy Gromsk hy Bridges J. nv Mueller 3
HITS or Dean BOZ 7 innings tnone out
IN eighth. OF Gromek ! m innings. of
Bridges IN F. inning OF Mueller z IN
'Sts innings or Thomas IN 4 innings
Wild pitch Bridges Winning pitcher
Dean. Losing nfcher-Rrdges t'mpires
Bash, Passarells and Rommel. Time-2 OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
HOLD DRAWING

A drawing TO determine pair
inGs for the teams remaining in
the chase for the Pepsi-Cola
award. which will give the winner
the right 10 compete in the world
championships here September 10
II. Will be held in Mack Park to-
night al $50.
Detroit Softball Commissioner
Frank Lafferty requested all
teams remaining in the Glass A
mon division -he-nn- hand, rain
or shine, for the draw.
Other teams remaining in Class
A competition will see action at
Michigan Alkali Field in Wyan-
-datte and at-ksleiSe Field in Eleise.
Russ Dawson and j. e. J. will
headline the Alkali program at 9
p. m. Lefty's and st. Anne's will
meet in a Class B mems semi
final encounter at 100 to round
out the Michigan Alkali program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

.Batted for pesautels IN seventh.
Rated for Teller In eighth.
Batted for Brown in ninth.
DETROIT OO0 Oo3 fi2-7
Cleveland A 600 600 l40-a
Runs batted N Rowe 2 Radclff Hig-
gins Keitner York, Weatheriy. ?. Grimes,
McCosky. sullivan. Two-bsse hits-Msck
2. sullivan Health Walker. Three basp
hits Gehringer, Radcn, Rowe, Wealth
erly. Trout Stole nbsses-Heath, Radclif
Left on bases Detroit ia, Cleveland 6
Bases m halls or FeIler 8, of Brown l.
Off Rowe q Struck out-Ry Teller & by
Brown l. by Rowe 2 by Trout 2 Hts
orr Fener. II IN innings off Brown. ?
In inning: OF Rowe s In I innings none
out In eighth. of Corsica. In Z, inning
of Trout. IN y innings Winning pitcher
Trout. Losing pitcher Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
TO TRY AGAIN

The Eloise-J Johnson Class A
mems elimination tilt. rained out
last night. will be played at Eloise
at 9 p. m.
Last night, DeFour eliminated
Rascals A. c. from the. tourna-
ment. winning SO.
The unbeaten SChmidt's and
Lawrence Club teams, slated 10
meet in Mack Park last night.
were forced TO postpone the game
because Of rain The teams. only
remaining undefeated tens in the
Class A mems division. will meet
in Mack Park, tomorrow night at
9 o'clock, Lafferty announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

Totals 80 % Totals - 5 ~ i
'Batted for Belsk in ninth.
Falcons 600 2i0 OO3-e
Posselius OO2 020 23K--e
Errors Schneider 2 Zielecki. Guerini
Goralczyk Barts. Two-hase htts-DacHka
Guerini Kwietniewski. struck out BY
Povell Il, Nv Goralczyk ( stolen bases
Rarts 2 Northrup, Shoemaker, Kwiet-
niewski Zielech 2. SCHNEIDER 2. Bases m
balls or Powell :. of Goralczyk q
Double plays Northrup 10 Shoemarker
kosinsk to Cenko sacrihces-Guerini,
Schneider
CLASS n SENIFINAL
Posselius n00 OG0 1875 IL
Falcons 500 2JO O0x-p
Die,ers and zisleok. c. Markewicz and
Allshouse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
tRrPLAY OF PROTEST GAME,
Inter- County Loop
STANDINGS
. Division STANDINGS
WIFI DIyIsIoN sI,Nn,>,

WHITE DIVISION sTiNDINGS
~ l. Pr' ~ = p,
rl'roH'h 600 Irss'e-i. so1
''sfV -tf '-77 .rfn CRY 001
Blu Division STANDINGS
BE Eve + COO Wsrt A.,
HsUrvs 2 cop 'RHf-f r o 0nD
DTt-0 " I sDl
- rtrAfre
TODAN'S SCHEDULE
Nfsip nod Inn a. irssfsf Llrterr7a-
Rlg Eve ~ Bellevue
Dearborn Woi a. Wall
Plymouth dtew a rvr
can games as 2 M
~ NDAl's RESULTS
Nss'vood Inn 100 0t0 N0z ~ \
Plymouth r20 Cn0 07r 81
Lefty Brandt and Funer pebor, AZ.
lyer snf Williams
warden CITY 001 O0g coo
lnhs'er iI0terwa0 0oH poo 3b-7 90 Z
Rakef ard Parkratz. WIcser aae iI-e-
,herc
Rsdford Township 500 n10 OOn-
Dearborn Vol C7i loo l0N q
White and Element Tsv'iFan. T,mmors
and Bennett.
WAR; Ont 0O0 0qo = y
BeIeVlte lrg 0f0 nor -
Renne" schsher and McCre.ght. Hagus
ana Lauraiu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

O.. IT. Johnson and Mrs. J. w.
STRAIN With 96-l5 81.
i Townsend and Billy Taylor
Nu1t ,hh week in The finals
'- trn e'.b champlonshp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Special Football

Ray Morrison, Temple Univer-
sity coach. uses his personally con-
structed football 10 teach forward
passing 10 his PLAYERS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
CLASS r FINAL

Errors shaw .. Rale Travis Two.
base hits Travis ? Marshall Bale Three.
base MT Komer Hits-Of SolInger IN
6 innings. ~ herman 10 IN innings
Struck BY Solhnger Is ~ Berman II
stolen bases MAnchell Aaron 2 Stenes
Tauh Collins KRAFT. Bases 90 oalls-Oh
Soihnger :. on Berman 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Fans Arrive EarIy

The gates AT Churchill Downs
open at s a. m. on Kentucky Derby
day BY 9 a. m. there are usually
25 600 inside,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Gave Little Promise

-Gallahadion, 1910 kentuck y
Derby winner, earned only one Sec
ond prize Of $3.50 in five races as
a 2-year-old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
JatAIai Planned

''-alai fronton costing $780,
V planned in Maryland, less
taaa 100 miles from Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Kalamazoo Only
.Unbedten Nine
Wins Twice Sunday
in State Amateur
Recreation Meet

BATTLE CREEK, Sept. II
Kalamazoo whipped Crosse Points
IN its rcplay Of n protested game
Sunday morning. Ia 10 9, then
turned around TO wallop Lansing.
IL 10 !, in the afternoon 10 reign
as the only unbeatcn team in the
State Amateur Recreation Base
ball tournament. The victories
eliminated both losing teams. IN
the only other game Sunday Dear
born Knocked Pontiac from the
indicated ranks. 10 10 20.
Dearborn met Flint and ka!a-
maZoo battled Pontiac today. =
tRtPLAY OF PROTEST CAMEO -
Kalamazoo go COO 2tz-H
-ir7TyF- f-uIUte mn WI UU0
" NosermaH Paw Zimmerman and
Mosermsn. slater Parks. smith s'rem
"A Gregg
Kalsna1oo i70 poo Coil IS :,
tars-rV rrn 6nI- 000---i.
. Messenger AMI slater. Braaan sander,
Holiday and Nlbsch
Dearborn go 70 COS 20 4 5
Pontiac eti- eef
. ptehs4- an Rerbr az-neuy. Bone and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
CLASS ID FINAL

balk and a fourth ball on the
same pitch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

indicated DSR today was tho
ranking fayorlle- 10 Capture the
Labor League playoffs. The DSR
nine chalked up it's third straight
victory Of tho elimination series
by defeating the Transfers 81.
yesterday al Northwestern Field
Bob Hall pitched throe-hit ball
for DSR and George Lcrchcn and
Len Okrie both contributed heavily
20 the DSR triumph with three
hits IN four trips 10 tho plate.
Oral Thomas limited Electrical
No. II 10 six wcll-Scattered hits
as DPW registered a Al triumph
The defeat eliminated Electrical
No. II leaving four contcndcrS in
the race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
One for Books
Umpire Calls Bolk and Fourth Ball on Same Pitch
Class D Championship Is Protested

Can an umpire call a balk and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
.DSR 9 ChaIks
Up Sd in Row

LABOR PItYoFFS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Q Tim could talk-but he had
never quite mastered the trick
OF stopping. His listeners some
times started backing politely
away, mumbling timid so
longs" while he was getting
his second wind. But they sell
dom got more than a step or
two before Tim button-holed
them and finished his story.
At the moment, Tim had Otto
Schmidt on the spot good old
Otto, with whom Tim had gone
10 school. 1t was evening, and
Otto was on his way home And
fast. too.
For Otto had a wife who al.
ways had a mad on. Shed hit
him with a mop just for luck.
And if anything in the world
made her positively screeching
mad, it was Otto trouping in a
few minutes late for dinner.
So il was Otto's luck to meet
Tim al a time like that. On his
way home swiftly, hoping that
his lovely little wife would be
less angry than usual. And he
meets Tim on the corner And
/ Tim grabs his lapel and starts
/ TO sob.
Otto pats mis- shoulder And
/ Tim regains control after a
1 superhuman struggle and much
blowing OF the nose.
"Margic left me" he says.
Jaw, wan says Otto,
measuring the distance around
the corner.
Tim mods.
ITS true" nc states. she
took a powder on Tuesday
/ night. Yes, sir. That's what she
did Took a powder on Tuesday
night"
"Tuesday ," echoes Otto
Now ] know you're kidding
Because Tuesday is pay night
! Anu ITO NllC III Ailt WI w W phNS
away on a night like that un
less she's clean out OF hel
mind
Tim signs and says that
1 nevertheless, il was Tuesday
when little Margie left his bee
and board. He knows II full
well, he says, because he
walked in with ten dollars mis-
sing from his pay envelope
Whereupon it's Otto's turn &c
sigh.
You were lucky she only lief
YOU" he says. why, If was
short only five bucks, my wife
would not only leave me. bu
she would stick knife in me
first"
Al that moment, a tall wavy
haired guy passes by. He ha'
long, upswept eyelashes an'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

stead of which. Franklin grows
more and more famous, and
finally goes on a national hook
up Tor a manufacturer OF in
visible mouse traps. or some
thing
Well, women began 10 write
in from the farms, and the VII
lagos, and the penthouses OF
the cities. They all wrote that
they were sure Franklin was
singing 10 them personally, and
their innocent little tickers
missed a beat every time he
sounded his "a.
Al this point in Tins story,
Otto Is looking around Wildly
for some possible means OF es-
cape.
please. Tim" he pleads,
won't you finish your story
,tsd a., king Features Syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

finally. IL became a toSsup as
10 whether she'd marry Frank
lin or Tim.
Naturally" Tim goes on,
she finally picked me as her
husband. An, those we're happy
moments"
BY this time. Otto is sure that
finn is only getting up full
head of steam. and he is begin
ming 10 wonder If he should go
home at all. Ever. But while
he is wondering, Tim goes right
on talking. lie says that he and
Margie lived happily for a lit.
tie while, but that arguments
began 10 pop up. Mostly about
money. Or rather, the acute
lack OF il.
Then. after a while, the in.
cvitable happened. She began to
6pyright. Is4l. Marx HelInssr. Distril
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

kick herself out loud for not
accepting Franklin instead OF
Tim. She pointed out what a
wonderful fellow Franklin had
been, and what was Tim?
After listening TO these spec.
Ches for stretch, Tim says he
almost blew his top couple
of times. Indeed, there was one
occasion when he came this
close 10 hauling off and knock
ing her for Texas Lacquer
behind the kitchen table.
But all this was years ago,
and nothing tremendously serl.
Gus arose that would split their
heaVen-made match aSunder.
Until. one day, Margic tuned in
on some radio station and heard
a guy warbling.
Yes, you've guessed 1t. The
singer was Franklin, and Mar
gle recognized the voice at once.
She could hardly wait 10 write
a gushy letter 10 the station,
asking for more of the same
and 7tating what a wonderful
singer this Franklin was. She
signed it, AN Adnirer.
But that didn't cause Tim 10
pack his shirt and shorts and
leave He waited, because ne
/ figured that sooner or later the
world Of radio would get wise
/ that this bum Franklin was
! lousing up their airwaves. In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

some other time? ! want TO get
home now, while my wife will
still possibly be content TO only
break my ana
Tim brushes this plea to one
side V,n wave Of his hand.
He tets Otto not 10 be rude, and
that he will finish his story In
another minute or two. Tim
adds that he is surprised Otto
never heard of Franklin on the
ali, because Franklin was con
sidcrcd very super But Otto
shrugs and says he never
listens TO anything except what
his wife wants TO hear. and she
only wants 10 hear Gene Autry.
Anyhow, Tim relates how one
day recently he and Margie
have II out hot and heavy. She
saws she is sure that Franklin
still loves her and that he'd
marry her in a minute If she'd
only give him the right nod.
That does H. Tim gets very
mad and slams the door on his
way out When he finishes
work, he takes his pay and goes
right into the nearest saloon.
He wants 10 get drunk IN the
worst way and he figures the
worst way would be bourbon
with beer.
Then he walks home and
planks down his pay, and his
wife counts il and hits the cell
ing She wants TO know where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

eyes like blue soup plates, He
has skin like an army officers
boot, and shoulders like a Min
nesota center. He is what every
factory girl dreams is going to
walk in some day and propose
TO hei, while kneeling on a
certified check for million.
Tim grabs Otto's arm.
There he goes, he cries.
That's the guy that broke up
my home. 80.
Otto looks quick He admits
the guy has his points, and he
is unkind enough TO intimate
that maybe Margie got tired OF
looking at the wart on Tim 5
nose.
Tim prefers 10 ignore the
crack. Instead of answering, he
wants TO know If Otto remcm-
bers a Kid named Franklin.
Otto says no. Tim says Frank
lin was bright lad and used
10 sing in the church choir.
Otto looks around, but the hand
some guy is gone Whereupon
Otto says he wouldn't rcmem-
Der a guy who sang in church.
Tim goes on TO say that, any
way, this Franklin had a crush
on Margie. Even, mind you, in
the old choir days. Inher folks
parlor, he used to sing quite a
snazzy alto TO her soprano and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
EyEsEgW1EE ITzTEH25T

the extra ten bucks Is. Where
upon Tim gets snlppy and tells
her that, if she wants II so bad
she can ask her good friend
Franklin for 1t.
SO she grabs her hat and
leaves, pay envelope and all
Otto can't resist the tcmpta.
ton 10 ask question. Hurry
OF no hurry, he can't leave yet
Tell me-" he inquiries, is
your wife going to hook up
with Franklin"
Nav" replies Tim. That
was only a stall to get me mad
Otto Is puzzled. He points
over his shoulder.
Then what about the guy
that just passed." he asks. " ]
thought you said he broke up
your home.
Tim mods.
HE did" he returns. But
not in the way you think. That
was a guy | met in the saloon
that night only had two
bourbons and two beers, and
that guy came in and sold me
two five.dollar tickets which
is why my pay envelope was
ten bucks short and which is
what caused the whole split.
But | couldn't resist buying
the tickets because they were
to a benefit for Franklin, who
is now down and out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

IN thc past Year. NecmS IhdI VIaTtTCt
had borrowed five dollars and neg
lected 10 return H.
Came the recent day. then, that
Clarence walked up to Abner and
spoke in very humble terms.
"Abner." he said, Abs Jest a
trifle 'shamed o mahself TO not men
tionin dis bcfoah - but does yo' re-
member de five dollars All borrowed
from yo Jest bout year ago -
Visions of an unexpected payoff
danced before Abner's eyes
"Ah sho' does, Clarence, =" he
beamed. And All never mentioned
it cause All knew yo' was NAH friend.
All knew 70 was goin to pay me-back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

is high up on the list of motion picture achievements
in 1871.
In the Book World, we once again IND some
late reports the status of affairs abroad our
Ambassadors file dispatches on their information
and discoveries with the State Department, but
our foreign correspondents file directly with us =
and perhaps the latter type of report has the most
effect on u. S. policy. Exhibit No. l is BEHIND
THE RISING SUN" by ace lNS-man James r.
Young. Distling ID years experience In the orient,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
BEST BETS OF THE WEEK

signing of Billy Conn 10 star
i'm a movie brings 10 mind the
fact that very few great athletes
have amounted 10 much in films,
With the possible exception OF
Johnny Weissniuller, who scored
heavily in the TarZan flickers,
! can think OF none who reached
a position that approximate
stardom. Several star football
PLAYERS almost reached the goal
but not quite. Jack Dempsey
tried il; so did Gene Tun'
ney, Babe Ruth. Lou Gehrig'
Max Baer, and even Joe Louis.
But none OF them registered
strongly on the screen. In The
Prize.Fighter and The Lady :
Max Baer came closest TO steal
ing Clark Cables laurels. but
experts explain that by pointing
out that Make was always more
of an actor than a fighter any
how. All this. of course, is no re-
Election on Billy Conn, who may
turn out 10 be the proper answer
TO a movie producers prayer /
merely murmur politely that, IN
invading the movie racket, the
odds are against the young man
which is a situation not entirely
unfamiliar 10 the handsome Billy
Here and There In the World
of Sports: It's the thirteenth run
ming of the $4,000 Classic Stakes
at Arlington Park, Chicago, next
Saturday. If WHIRLAWAY goes
he will. of course. be the choice
of practically every sane person
who is interested in the race. This
charming group will not include
Professor Hellinger. who sane oil
otherwise, will have his ten cents
riding on the animal known as
NEW WORLD. The boys who
pay close attention 10 the prize
ring are raving these days about
one RAY ROBINSON, a coloret
lad who operates in the light
weight class. They tell me that
ROBINSON can't miss being Tho
next lightweight champion. lie
fights SAMMY ANGOTT or
Monday at Philadelphia, and he
should flatten SAMMY along
about the fourth round. But a.
To winning that chc nionShip-
well. there's another G ored la'
named JACKIE WI who
has been doing swell J,o on th'
West Coast, and I'd have 10 Sc
ROBINSON punch WILSON
around before I'd string aloni
with the real experts. Except TO
a chin that could stand sigh
injection OF cement, this VII
SON is really beautiful ilghte
OF fights. as we generally seem I
At
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

find the tiny
second hand
brio a brac
shopofJ Joseph
Ray Ruiz. Joe,
slim hand.
some in the
Latin way,
S @ S h ! S
knick knacks
TO the good
folk of JeffeT.
son Street
d u in & the
daV hours. At
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Ard enoalinp OF fights, as we genefdlly seem ~
M l4na we note that the price is even money at inc
moment for the BUDDY BAERABE SIMON heaNy'
,,,oi,ht eIirpination contest at New Iorks roo
(,,,,Is ,hroe weeks hence That's neat price for
rho BHER followers because BUDDY figures to be
the winner on a technical kayo somewhere IN INC
fifth or sixth round. BUDDY dld II IN the mn u
10 aho,,, four wears ago and see reason Why
he shouldn't do it again And don't say we didn
u" E'O' MARK II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

O Random Notes About Pic
lures You're Seeing AS YOU
probably know by now. THE
BRIDE CAME c. O. D." Is one
OF the better fun frolics OF the
year. Strange 10 See Bette Davis
and Jimmy Cagney cavorting in
extremely light comedy, and
even IT'S producers must have
worried a bit as they wondered
how audiences would receive the
notion. They needn't have wor-
ried, however, for good troupers
can do anything well-and there
aren't two better troupcrs than
Bette and Jimmy in all the movie
industry. Aside from a finish
that grows bit rcpeutlous,
THE BRIDE CAME {. O. d."
is swiftly paced and has been
admirably directed by William
Keighley. | think il can be safe
ly recommended 10 all audiences
everywhere as thoroughly en-
pertaining comedy. Two thrill
ing melodramas around at the
moment are MAN HUNT"
with Joan Bennett and Wal
ter Pidgeon. and UNDER
GROUND" with no great name
cast but displaying expert per.
formances all the way through.
Both are timely, fearful, sus.
penseful, and well worth an af-
ternoon OF evening In your favor
tie movie house Most movies
dealing with Hitler incidents have
been box office flops up TO this
writing, but that is primarily due
10 the fact that very few OF
these films have been good en-.
tertainmcnt Both MAN HUNT"
and UNDERGROUND" are
definitely pulse-quickening pic
lures, and if they fail TO draw
business, the movie moguls might
Just as we'll quit trying to prove
that Hitler and his aides are
very naughty boys -. There is
much that is beautiful and ten
der in BLOSSOMS IN THk
DUST" the story of Mrs. Edna
Gladney, of Fort Worth, Texas.
Mrs. Gladney, who has devoted
her life TO a removal OF the
stigma from illegitimacy and
has fought ceaselessly in behalf
of homeless children, is por-
trayed here by Greer Carson
and it's a superb job Miss Carson
turns in, too. They'll tell you
that this is Woman's picture,
and | suppose that's true. But
most men will like it, too, even
though they'll have 10 struggle
bit harder TO keep back the
tears. Mervyn lie Roy directed
BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST"
and he has given us film that
is high up on the list of motion pl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

jest as soon as 70 got yo hands ON some SPaI CASH
"Dat's right Abner' nodded Clarence 'lo Sho
had de right notion.
Abner'S smile broadened
"Yas sub" he cried Jest like 1t yesterday
All kin remember zactly what Yo said when All give yo
dat ve-spot Yo toe yo was gonna be everlaStlngy
grateful Yo toe All had done noble deed ana dat
from den All could call on 70 10 any favor An might
want TO de balance of yo' life
Clarence wagged his head SLOWLY;
Right yo' is, brothah Abner,' he replied And
now if vo could femme have anothah five, den every
thing All said at dat time goes double.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

MANHATTAN PERSON 4LiTIES
- Sandwiched in among the
crowded tenements, you will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Clarence and Abner two gentlemen of color were both
member, of the lodge. They had been friendly for
long time although the palShip had cooled somewhat