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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Farewell Party
For Desi Arnaz

DESI ARNAZ, singing star of
stage and screen. will close his
Detroit engagement at the Statler
Terrace Room on Thursday night.
There will be a gala farewell party
and the host of friends Desi and
his lovely wife, Lucille Ball. have
made during their brief stay here
will all be on hand to say adioS TO
them.
DeSi and Lucille will return to
Hollywood, where they will start
work on their forthcoming picture.
Havana"
The balance Of the Terrace Room
show will remain to entertain pat
rons: Fausto Curbelo and his or
chestra. Grayce and Graham, dance
stars. and Gloria Hart. who, with
Orlando. handle the vocals with
Curbelo's band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Show Horror Film

THE DEVIL BAT" starring
Bella Lugosi, awarded the Chicago
Horror Clubs medal as best hor-
ror film of the year" opens today
al the Cinema Theater. A COM
panion film, One Frightened
Night featuring Charley Grape
wine and Mary Carlisle, will also
be shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Reeini the Great
At 500 Club

JUGGLING EVERYTHING in
view. excepting the entertainers,
Regini the Great comes in to head
the new revue at 500 Club. Relying
entirely on his nimble fingers, Re-
gini literally hits the ceiling in a
skillful display of the difficult
tricks.
Jolly Billy Joy scores again with
his comedy antics. and several
newcomers Join the show. They are
DeRanda and Barry. comedy dane
ers; SkeetS and Patsy Connore,
ballroom team. and Pearl Gould,
prima donna direct from Chicago.
Horace Houck and his talented
orchestra take over the bandstand
and the following performers stay
on: Olga Ray. songstress; Arlene
Whitney. the human top. and
George Benson, singing master Of
ceremonies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Stars FOregO Diets When
Working on Film Sets
BY BURDETTE JAY

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 19.-It was
a wonder, the prop man said. that
Bette Davis didn't slice off her
thumb
poor little things hungry"
said the prop man. Look at her
60 for that ham. Cutting off
hunks an inch thick.
They're always hungry, ac-
tresses are. Men, too. Jimmy
Cagney over there, look at his
mouth water. Has to watch his
weight all the time.
ITS a shame-they make all
that dough, but they can't go
home like me and fill up on
cOrned beef and cabbage. It's
nice not to have TO bother about
your figure"
Miss Davis was slicing ham in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Long Distance

So many readers have asked
about my transatlantic telephone
war time interview with Nivien
Leigh that it might be interesting
to tell the story. Ralph Wheel
wright of M-G-M had the idea
and he contacted Eric Cleugh,
British Consul in Los Angeles,
whom l know very well. He
vouched for me with the British
government. Then Sam Eckman,
head of the London M-G-M office,
went to the Minister of Propagan-
da. the censors and the Bank of
England.
just when il seemed all was
arranged the Telephone Company
said it wasn't possible to put
through the. call and, even if it
was it would be very uncertain
with so much urgent business at
hand. But finally the Minister of
Propaganda decided a call from
a British actress to an American
newspaperwoman would he advan-
tageous so after two weeks OF dis
cussion it was arranged. When
Vivien finally telephoned and OF
course the call had to come from
London. l was amazed how clear
her voice came through.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Don Wise Leads
Frontenac Show

THE EVER-CHANGING comic
songs and antics of Don Wise take
the spotlight this week in Karyl
Norman's male revue at the Club
Frontenac as Wise IS starred in
the 19-entertsiner cast.
Comedian Wise specializes in
ludicrous impressions of girls Of
the last century tripping down
10 the waters edge in the billow-
ing yards of heavy material that
passed for bathing suits IN those
days. His songs are also, for a large
part, parodies of the popular tunes
of the nineties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Unnatural History

Mr.. Disnsy turns poleontoiogist
for THE Rite of Spring" The
StrdUinsky music has r1oUed him
to dissertation regarding the
creation of things about half an
hour after the beginning Of time.
This surreoiist tour through the
Museum Of Natural History takes
us from flirting omoebo TO dying
dinosaurs BY the time the orehes-
ira gets through playing the
StraVinsky music. originally COM
posed as O ballet Of tribal dances
Of primordoi man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Holds
Buddy Duray

BUDDY DURAY, newest addi-
ton TO the group of master of
ceremonies appearing around town.
is being held over for a second
week at Club Morocco.
A product of California. Buddy
dispenses the same wacky humor
and nonsense which gained him
popularity on the West Coast.
Pepper Carrot. a cute bundle of
swing. heads the supporting bill.
singing vocal arrangements played
by Joe Folders bouncing rhythm
band. Tap routines by the White
Sisters and colorful production
dances by the Bea Vester Girls
complete the show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

the most controversial cinema pro-
duction Of recent years. Some
liked II and some CItir Z. There
seems to be no middle ground
about Fantasia II evokes
heated statements from both
camps. There are no lukewarm
reactions.
The chief source of all this dis
sension arises from the musical
standpoint rather than from any
movie angle. What Mr.. Disney
and Mr.. Stokowsh have done is
to take eight famous pieces of
music and illustrate them in stu
pendous fashion. What they have
not done is to differentiate be-
tween program and absolute mu-
sic. Obviously. program music
or music which tells story
lends itself 10 such illustration.
1.-The Nutcracker Suite" the
j" Sorcerer's Apprentice" "The
Dance of the Hours" these were
designed as musical pictures, and
if Mr.. Disney, or any one else.
wants to present his ideas of this
type OF music, il can be considered
public domain. II is the public
property of imagination
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Oakie May Win
AnAcademyAward
Best Supporting
Performance
May Be His
BY LOUELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 19.-The
happiest lad in our town is Jack
Oakie. who stands a chance of
winning the golden oscar fcf the
best supporting performance of
the year. A year ago Jack was
finding it tough shedding. Then
came his caricature of Mussolini
in THE Great Dictator" and his
performance in Tin Pan Alley"
Furthermore, Jack who had
been a play boy and had taken his
job lightly, has suddenly buckied
down and can be counted on to he
at the studio on the dot without
any A. w. O. L.
Studios which had SHE'D away
from the fun-loving Oakie. even
though he has always been a good
actor, began to try to date him
for a movie. Well, to get down to
brass tacks, George M. Cohan's
old stage success, Song and
Dance Man" has been taken out
of its wrappings and will be re-
made for Senior Oakie.
He will make it just as soon as
he finishes Navy Blues" and his
booster of many years. Harry Joe
Brown, will produce 1t for 10Th
Century
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
ats Role

ELIZABETH RISDON, who re-
Gently scored as the spinster NAL
vina in Lets Make Music"
portrays similar part in Foot
light Fever" R-K-O Radios new
comedy in which Alan MoWhray
and Donald MacBride are fea-
tIrpd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

to a brilliant
audience st
night in the
Wilson Theater.
This initial
showing h ere
was held under
the auspices of
the d tro I
Symphony So
ciety and or
chestra patrons
and "a d in &
civic figures
were prominent
in the audience.
They found this
mammoth film
concert repre-
sented certainly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
GiUen Break

Every one who knows June
Clyde i. happy for her that
she has been given the Sec
ond lead in the Irene Dunno
Gregory LoeoUa picture. "Unfin-
ished BUSINESS" at UniVersoi.
June has lived in Eneiand NTH
her husband, Thornton Freeidnd.
weu knovn director for some
years, and the war brought them
back home to Hollywood whers
their baby was born on American
soil.
She looks so young and pretty
and oil of her friends have been
saying il Dos pity some studio
didn't give her break. Well,
she has it noD with Irene and
Robert Montgomery and with
that master craftsman, LaeaUd,
neRaphoning. LdeaUa has the
faculty of making secondary
roles seem important.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Fantasia Has
Gala Premiere
F a n t a S o u n d
Chief Feature Il
of Film
By CHARLES GENTRY

THE COMBINED efforts of
Walt Disney and Leopold Stokow-
ski to make music and motion
meet on the screen was premiered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

GEORGE BERNARD, gifted dance satirist. and Kay
Maten of his lovely Royaettes teach Doris Eaton
Arthur Murray nstuctreSs of the dance
the Bernard troupe planning for their coming of
heaters The Bernard dancers having appeared for 80
weeks at the Club Royae will have gala farewell party
tonight before taking their talented members the various
leading stages throughout the Country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Open Business

The old adaee-"The Ripest
Peach Is Highest on the Tree"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

STAGE ATTRACTIONS
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

uno de los vaporcitos hironde-
lies que van y vienen desde Bia-
rritz, ell expreso de Espana.
IAN, no! mo guerra transit
cir con esta burla infame del
traidorl
A duras penas habiase conte-
nido en- esta semana y media
que tuvo que pasar en- Biarritz,
porque no guerra marcharse sin
haber obtenido ciertos datos re-
ferentes a la pierreuSse que IL
rob6 al hombre amado.
Ahora 10 saba TODD.
La. golfa era una mujer ma
drileha, que Sc llamaba Eulalia
de las Torres, una especie de
cocotte refinada Y muy RIGA, que
viva en- un hotel propio en- el
paseo de Rosales.
Todos estos datos los habia
lido obteniendo 0dette en- sus con
versaciones con Pope. como e.
que no 10 Quiere, como q que nc
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

presta apenas atenci6n a 10 que
sc dice.
~ ahora 10 saba TODD! Lleva
ba grabados perfectamente en- la
memorial todos los datos, y en-
cuanto llegase a Madrid.
Fl tren habia llegado a Hen
daya.
En- estos tiempos de paz, las
aduanas apenas visaban los pa
saportes, reinando una encan-
tadora tolerancia.
Odette no llevaba pasaporte;
pero en- San Juan de Luz Y Bia-
rritz habia dido decir a mucha
genie que diciendo que sc iba so
10 a San Sebastian. podia pasar-
sc facilmente.
Tai 10 hizo.
La dejaron atravesar la valla
International con una sonrisa
cortes.
Media bora mas tarde, ell trea
leSpahol la dejsba en- Ia Bella
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

Ell japon&s Sngi Hayawaka y le
derrot6 en- 81 minutes Fuk un
encuentro sensational
Babe Caddock, Ell favOrito de
otros dias, recurri6 a sus mejo-
res llaves y pudo veneer al car
nicero de las "villanias," Ell Sr.
Lee Henning. FL arbitro desca-
lific6 a Henning por innecesa :
ria rudeza, en- la primera caida.
Despues Caddock lie domino en-
IL minutes, con su famosa lave
de pierna.
Tablas Sc declare ell match en-
tire Robert Taylor y "Tarzan."
Joe Bociano, un soldado del cam
pamento MacDill, derrot6 en- IL
minutes a Arthur McC arthy.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
LOS baroness r
RON AL o

Vigorizados por Ell sol de Tam
pa, los Baroness de Birmingham
derrotaron aver al Toronto, con
anotaci6n de Is carreras por
tres. Pegaron 16 hits los vence-
dores y solo Z los vencidOs.
Los Bisontes de Buffalo visi-
taran hoy al Birmingham, en-
Plant Field.
Paul D~erringer practice aver
con los Baroness luego de la las
timadura que sufriera hace 10
dias.
Toronto &c, III, Sc; Birming-
nam 13c, 16h, lie.
Lanzaron por los derrotados
Mclaughlin Y Fisher y por los
vencedores Barrett, Vance
Niemes.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
LOS PERROS ATRAPARON
Ell CONEJO +.
Rock Springs Venci6 en- la
octdva

Ell famoso ejemplar Rock
Springs gan6 la 0ctava carrera
de anoche y Sc calific6 para e
Derby del venidero lunes.
Who's Boy finaliz6 en- segun-
do lugar. Los boletos del triun-
fador Sc abonaron a 1920, $40
~ $40.
En- la novena carrera los gal
gos atraparon Ell conejo mccain
co frente q la glorieta y algunos
de ellos lie clavaron los dientes.
A los apostadores sc les devolvi6
ell dinero.
Sc abon6 la apuesta doble a
$298.60 y la ganaron dos "elec-
tricos," Howe G. Y Gallant
Cheer.
Hoy Sc correra ell trofeo de Ia
Coca-Cola, en- la oc,ava carrera,
con estos notables perros: Lads
Glory, Equity, Rae, Totin's
Home, Lucky Mary, NV Judy,
Platonic y Empty Pockets.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

Eulalia Sc rio, tomando a bro
ma la cosa:
II Vamos, til, no llores, no
hagas ell ridiculo! No te creas
que estamos en- ell tercer acto
cuando va a caer ell tel6n.
Los criados Y las dos camare-
ritas de biscuit habian acudido
tambien a saludar r~espetuosa-
mente q la sei1ord.
Eulalia, cambiados los sall-
dos, les despidi6 a todos amable-
mente, quedando sola cor Joa-
quina.
-Traeras preciosidades de
Paris, Ino C ESQ?
Il Fig1ratel
-Bueno, cuentame. iC6mo te
.ha ido?.,. Estoy segura que, Ell
este TEMPO, nj me habras echa-
do de mnos siquieral
II Mujer:.. iQue cosas di-
css!... 81 que te he eChado de
menos. Ademas, cuslOuisra que
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
OEPORTES
BAER Sc PEPARA PARA LA
BATALLA DEL VIERNES
CON LOU NOVA

New Y0r, abril En- Lake
wood, New Jersey, ell excam-
pe6n Max Baer Sc prepare con
ell mayor cuidado para su pelea
del venidero viernes con Lou
Nova, en- la Madison Square
Garden.
Baer pesa cerca de 220 libras
Y su estado fisico Sc elogia por
los peritos y ell pGblico.
Aver boxed Seis asaltos con
Eliza Thompson y Bob Nestell,
cambiando golpes y desarrollan-
do una admirable exactitud.
Baer dice que 81 no ha sido de-
rrotado dos wees por ell mismc
gladiator. Pele6 81 con Johnny
Risko, Lee Kennedy, Ernie
Schaaf y Tommy Farr. Con ca
da uno de ellos perdi6 en- Ell pri-
mer encuentro, pero venci6 en- e
segundo.
Baer visitara hoy a la Conf
sion Atletica del Estado y los
medicos de esta lie reconocerfn.
Lou Nova sc ejercita en- Ell FIN
nasio Pioneed y vigila su entire
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

te oyese, diria que hemos estado
separadas varios amos, y que W
fuera una de eSas sufraglstas
inglesas que Sc van de viaje q la
India solas, "a hacer un POGO de
ejercicio". como aquella de la
que nos silbaron.
No te dire tanto!
Nj tanto nj tan POGO. mo
has estado til conmigo en- San
Sebastian y Biarritz cast TODD el
verano2
81; pero me do pena que
me dejaran volver sola a Ma
drid, mientras til te marchabas
por esos mundos a divertirte y
darte buena vida.
-iJeSGs! Cualquiera diria
que te has pasado al bando cur
sio. No divides que somos carac-
teristicas. ~ 81 te las quieres
tirar ahora de damita joven!...
No es ESQ; es que 20 to quie
70 mas que I'd . mi.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
SITUACION DE LAS MOVE
MAS EN- LA UIGA DE LA


Los Senadores de Washington
y los Yankees de New York sc
italian empatados en- Ell primer
lugar de Ia Liga de la Toronja.
con Z victorias y 4 derrotas ca
da novena.
Ell Cincinnati aparece en- Ell Sc
gundo lugar, con IL triunfos y z
derrotas, y en- ell tercero los Gil
gantes, con 10 y 9. Les siguen
los Dodgtrs con ii y 10; Bos-
ton (Medias Rojas), s y 8; In
dos, 8 Y z; Cardenales, 8 Y IL;
Tigres, s y 8, Y Phillies, 3 y 8.
Los Cardenales jugaran hoy
con los Senadores, en- Orlando.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

Hoy Sc reunira la LA Inter
social y cada novena presentara
su lista de peloteros. Hace pocos
dfas publicamos los nombres de
los jugadores del Circulo Cuba
no.
Predomina la impression de
Que los cubanos Y asturianos 20
seen los dos mayores "trabucos'
Manuel Llauget y Manuel Fer
nandez eel Gallego) tienen a 81
cargo la direction de los cuba :
nos.
Faustino Casares es Ell direc-
tor de los ASSURES.
FL gord.to Domingo es el ma
nager' de los italianos y Jimmy
White Ell de los caballeros lea
les.
Este afio la entrada ccstara 2C
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
-iPor que 10 dices?
-Por algo sera.

-AVT ago Sera.
Mira, JOaquinita; Osa me-.
lsnoolia de que ahora alardeas
dfJate que no sc me ha olvida-
do como hablabamos en- Ell tea
troD, me parece que es conse-
cuencia de los amos.
|iLos ahos!... lEso es! lin
sultame encima la Gar
ces sonriendo y sin enfadarse.
II No, muier. no me has de-
Jado co%ncluirl lQuiero decir que
los amos que hacia que 70 no
te habia visto tan melanc6lical
No quieras arreglarlo.
No, no es compostura. Bue-
no, hablemos de cosas serias.
ISabes cue te TRAGIC grandes
novedades?
-Pues desembucha, mujer.
70 tambien te tengo algunas
guardadas, una sobrs TODD, que
. SlsgEArtN mucho
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
VICTORIA DE CAMPBELL
POR NOCAUT TEONICO

Sarasota, abril Con un pc
so de IA libraS. Tommy Camp
bell, de Atlanta, derroto por no
caut tecnico, en- Ell sexto asalto,
a Dick Way, de Orlando las.
Fue Ell dltimo programa de in
vierno de Ia Legion Americana.
Antes de que ell arbitro pusiera
fin al match, Way habia cal
do nueve wees a la Iona.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

Tablas se declare Ia pelea en-
tire Joe Alderman, de New Or
leans, Y Jim Allen, de Washing
ton.
Walter Portugal conquist6 IL
ma merecida decision sobre John
Shellbrock, de Iowa.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
INFORMATION
Del PUERTO

Entraron aver ell vapor amer
cano Pan Orleans, procedente de
Ne w0rleans, con carga general
Y la motonave hondurena Allo-
cate, con un cargamento de pla-
tanos.
Cargado de fosfato sc hizo a
Ia mar Ell vapor Monroe, de la
compania Bull.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
Con eI bate, Ia Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira . CuArtA)

Los Rojos de Cincinnati supe-
raron aver a los Phillies, en- Mia
mi, Y Sc pusieron en- canine de
Alabama y otros lugares del
Norte. Todos los peritos opinan
que los Rojos ganaran de nuego
ell campeonato v que los Dodgers
seran sus mas peligrosos compe-
tidores. Ernie lombard dispa-
re- un hit Y un cuadrangular. Pa
SO la pelota por encima de la Ger
ca, a 400 pies del plato"
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kim
Hardware, ga. avenida
v caIle is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

I'm "jonron" de Joe Gallag =
her, en- la septima entrada, di6
aver ell triunfo a los Dodgers 50
bre los Tigres de Detroit. Doce
hits descargaron los vencidos y
solo Z los vencedores. Hamlin y
Kehn lanzaron por ell Brooklyn.
Brooklyn &C., III, Sc; Detroit
sc, 12h, lie
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

Los Cardenales vencieron en-
Ell onceno inning, jugando en-
Hollywood, al club Columbus y
.por ell margen de una carrera.
Oaho wees anot6 ell San Luis y
q ell Columbus.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

La joven estrech6 de nuevo la
mano de este hombre tan bueno,
Y que disimulaba, bajo una SON.
risa cortes, la desolaci6n espan-
tosa de su alma, prodigando
~consuelos, cuando en- realidad
era 81 quien los necesitaba.
Odette habia ~prometido mar
char a Paris, en- efecto.
Pero en- vez del tren de Bur-
deos, tonic en- San Juan de Luz,
adop1e habfsse traSladado en-
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

Joaquina Garces, la antigua
amiga de Eulalia de las Torres,
que eiercia en- la actualidad, co
mo Sabemos, las funciones de a
ma de llaves de la cinica, habia
tenido ell primer rozamiento Sc
rio con aquella cuando la mujer
del mdsico regres6 de su largo
viaje por Europa.
Las dos antiques amigos CO.
menzaron por abrazarse efusi-
vamente, v hasta la Garces. que
en- este vrano habia conseguido
alcanzar las setenta V cinco NIL
pesetas que tenia en- un Banco,
en- fuerza de recortar los gastos
del hotel, crey6 oportuno derra-
mar unss lagrimitas.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

namiento Ray Arcel. Arcel le ha
condenado disminuya Ell tempo
dedicado a las ~practicas.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
La Gaceta Folletin No. AL
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CALI

decir otra eosa, no era su mari
do. Y en- Paris, va 10 sabe listed,
relativamente facil olvidarlo to-
d..
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

Anoche en- Benjamin Field, ell
germano Bill Ludwig luch6 con
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

VICTORIA DE BABE CAD
DOCK
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

sentavos, en- lugar de Is. Las se-
horas y senoritas no tendran
que pagan.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

Ease.
Odette hubo de hospedarse en-
un hotel por esta noche, porque
el expreso de Madrid va Sc ma
bfa marchado.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
LA GACETA

q porS6dIeo en- IdiotnA ESpaAO'
D. mas circulaci5a sa Tamps
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
vfutoriano Manteiga, Editor

Szscripci6n semanal: 20 c
L3Os "a. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
TeESfOno Y 3702
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
v. T.. STOCKS

NEW YORK, Dee. TP5
Stocks slipped lower o: proflt-tak-
ing today after three consecutive
sessions of advance. tut late raj.
~ called 1osses IL moi direction
and lifted onc tock 10 net gains
Trading laeged behind ~ active
pace of the pasl thiee sess5 1a-but
picked up to aroand the million
level in the fina, hour.
stock sales dropped To aso.oeo
shares from ll3oeeo yesterday.
Curb stock ale were 2o5 .aoe hare
again 247.oo Yesterday
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock average. Industrial 1I5.9a. off
10; rail - 20. off =: Utililty l5.q7.
off .l3, 50 stocks as.eH off -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-05
MAJOR LEAGUE Traders MOVE TO
CHICAGO FOR SWAPPING SESSION

#'th the idea Of tradin, nothil
bul . bunch Of riff-raff, he saia
After shopping around tor thre.
day ami nishts they all .ouls
out taat 10 swing a deal they'd haYt
u give 10 some good ball PLAYER
And there are enough elubs wi!
good ball players available to
tradins to make deals"
Brooklyn may be the key to IL
trading activities in Chicago. I'll
Dodgers played hard to get here bu.
shortly beloee Larry MacPhail ii.
Leo Durccher departed ytstalda
tAcy began NEGOTIATIONS which ma
bread. IN CHICAGO.
TIE Dodgers are Gadly in need q.
a letthanded pitcher and are said
Z casting co}ctous egeS Il. Gil.
Ietton OF the Giants. II they fal
III chat direction they may turn i.
tse Ca'ds Wa0 have fGuI ieftnaud.
eIS ana could spare one i. the bai
/ enticlng enough.
There are some who Believe taa
TIE Dodgers might get DARING am
sell Doll CamIlli the national lea
CUE most valuable player. to a.
American league club and use IT,.
dough plus some more and bus
: Johnny Mize from the Cardinals
! ..e Dodgers have waivers o.,
Camilli and a free hand to peddl.
! him to the American league jus
as the Indians sold Rollie Hcmsle,
70 the Reds Yesterday.
This maN sound fantastic br
darPhail Is not Il standDdt gu.
@Ed can BIZ teuEted on to max
surprise moves. He already has OF
ftEed the Reds Joe MedWick DIX
Walker and cash for Pitcher Del
ringer and had il rejected
Tie Cardinals came to Jackson
y.ll@ With cnlv on ball playt
definitely on the market-Oatfieido
Den Pad9ett. 1hey even had Pad
eesf come here 20 demonstrate tina
n has becn successful in eettinf
I'd OF the surplus weight Whic
h2lGlcdpped him last season BuI
tas the Cards haven't been abb
10 deal HIM. The Reds. for on
aaFe turned down a proposition c
Fadsett As bad a. they neeG pune.
IN Their outileld.
The rev Giant combine of Bj.
Terry and Me- OF is perhaps mo.
active than any other club in Try
Inc TO swing a deal Notwlthstand
ing the Giants probably prevento
a Zig trade from Bai1e made hcl
because Mel OF Withdrew Catchf
Harry Dannlng from the tradjn
tx as aoon a he ~aa appointe.
manaeef. Ddnains Was h.ehl
soaeht after BY several clubs b
Oti pat oil the crusntr on proyiou
Elan5 to trade him.
a. for the American league. In.
Yankee are standing pat al ta
ret Of the league seems 10 b
5aiety-tirst minded.