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UNITED ARTIsTs-"That Uncertain
Feeling" II a. m. 2;2i. 5;iz. eos p. m.
i2:24 a. m: Cheers for Miss Bishop,
II 20. $50. III. 1892 p. m,
BROADWAY CAPITOL" Devil and Miss
Jones" IL a. m. 3:O5 s:55. 10 80 p. m
Andy Hardy" i2.t5, $40 $50 .. m, /.
midnight.
PALMS STATE the KID" II 70
a. m. 3:02, 6:34. e:56 p. m, rs a. m.
Love Crazy" ia, ass, Sis, IA 40 p. m
Invisible Ghost. d" il;i5 a. m.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07

DR.. Fred T. Murphy was re-
elected president of the Detroit
Symphony Society at the annual
meeting and election Of officers
and members of the board OF di-
|rectors of the society. held in
Masonic Temple last Monday. Mrs.
Hugh Dillman will continue as
honorary president.
Charles T. Fisher Jr. occupying
office for the first time with the
symphony society, was elected
treasurer.
Other officers named were Mrs.
Walter o. Briggs. first vice presi-
dent; Wendell w. Anderson. Sec
ond vice president, and Mrs. Julius
II. Haas. recording secretary.
Manager Murray G. Paterson was
given the new title of general
manager and executive secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The following were e lie d
members of the board Of directors
for the season 1941-l942: Lee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
Eastwood Lists
Industrial Picnics

EASTWOOD PARKS new pic
mic grove is proving a popular spot
for family and industrial outings
as well as high school events and
church socials. During the next
Rwo months the following indus
rial picnics will be held at the
grove:
June Il. Chevrolet Forge Local
262; June 20. Dodge Local No.
$40; June p. Koppitz-Melchers
Brewery: June %. Chevrolet Gear
and Axle Local 235. June %. De-
troit Union Printers Baseball
Association; July 6. s. A. Walker
picnic. July l9. Chrysler Highland
Park Local 400: July 20, Tool and
Die Local No. .l55; July 26. Hud-
son Local No. t58. JUS n. Plyrh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07

maintenance fund drive for SIPS.
600, needed TO carry through next
Winters plans for the orchestra
revealed that S103, 406.50 has beer
be continued until the goal has
been reached. il was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
REWRITE STORY

I have never been sold on Steve
FiScher's book. Il Wake Up
Screaming" for ! didn't like It's
attitude towards Hollywood
hear. however, the story will be
rewritten when Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox makes IL into a movie
They are now talking with Charles
Laughton about playing the lead
ing role. so from that ] judge that
all that will be left Of the Fischer
story will be the title and II really
is a swell title.
Speaking Of Hollywood story
young Budd Schulbergs What
Makes Sammy Run" is probably
the most popular Hollywood novel
that has been written. II seems
climbing toward best seller. J
p. Marquand, author OF II. NJ
Pulham Esquire. spoke very
highly Of young Schulberg's ability
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
Dancing

ANN MILLER. despite a con-
.tinuous routine of strenuous dane
ing during the filming of Time
Out for Rhythm" gained seven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07

outh Local No. 81; August 9,
Motor Products Local No. 203,
August %, De Soto Local No. 227.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07

Gen. Hugh 8. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for tho Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07

pounds between the day she first
stepped in front OF the cameras
and the end of shooting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
Ida Lupino Likes
Cruel Girl Roles
The Hard Way
} Next Film
for Star
BY LOUELLA O. PARSONS
Motion Picture Editor Init News seryies


HOLLYWOOD, June These
heartless. cruel girl roles cannot
come too tough. for Ida Lupino
doesn't even object to a nice muir
der now and then-on the screen,
mean. So she's greatly intrigued
over Jerry Wald's new story, The
Hard Way" which Hal Wallis
selects for her as her next for
Warmers.
The story has a "Of Human
Bondage" flavor and covers a span
OF 10 years in the life of a girl
from Is to 26-from high school
to New York fame She gets 10
the top the hard way by knocking
people down who get In her way.
Nice girl!
Another interesting thing about
The Hard Way is that Irwin
Shaw, author of Gentle People, 4"
now called Out OF the Fog" is
adapting Jerry's story. Well. re-
member the bromide phrase
Turn about is fair play"-JerTy
assisted on Shaw's play.
CHANGES STUDIOS
When Mary Howard. the pretty
girl many OF you saw with Robert
Taylor in Billy the Kid" checks
In at Twentieth Century-Fox lot
she goes with the blessing OF l.. b.
Mayer. no less. Mary has been on
the M-G-M lot since she was a
high school girl and she asked the
big boss 10 be released from her
contract because she felt there are
so many important femme stars
hat there wasn't a chance
y Her first assignment with T. c.
r. is in Riders of the Purple
Sage" with George Montgomery. a
Zane Grey western. He was also
in Greys The Last of the Du-
anes." What host OF memories
Riders Of the Purple Sage" brings
back. I used 10 kid Zane Grey
about his purple sage and his
western melodramas and he used
TO answer always with an amusing
comeback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Ruth Doesn't Want TO Play Again

When Cobb in his match with Ruth Fresh Meadow. missed
his the hole Babe seemed loosen for
the first time reports Of the tantic crude links test
the gallery had pulling with the Babe and he traded
with the wenwishers the old The smile
faded from his when that he would
10 meet Cobb in play-of match in Detroit.
That's out" Babe doomed. THAT Cobb drives nuts
with his stalng Geez could play sc holes while
around with him. can't through four hours Of this
again. I'm satisfied TO let il lay"
Jimmy Dykes likes EN- temperamenta like Ben Chapman
at wouldn't hurt lot of ball players around with chip
their shoulders the White Sox pilot contends Some Of
'em darn easy going Along that line the Tigers
might bring back Dick artel and life to the
anemiC Detroit aggregation Smart ball players playing
night have adopted the hockey eating technique They have
breakfast good four in the afternoon
only sandwiches after the contest The usual tech
for afternoon days fair late breakfast
little lunch and go-to-town dinner afterwards usually
turing big steak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
BY BOB CONsIDINE

international News service sports Writer
NEW YORK. July 2.-Joe Di-
Maggie, son Of an immigrant
Italian fisherman, scaled a peak
in the great American game of
baseball when he dashed out two
singles in the first game of a
double-header against the Red
Sox. and a single in the shortened
second game of the twin bill 10
extend his consecutive game nit
ting streak 10 al.
He thus added 10 the modern
record of consecutive hitting
which he set last Sunday, and
which was held until then by
George Sisler. and he drew abreast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
D1mving POuer: !52,R32 Watch DiNnggiO Tie MnrL

rains came IN the fifth inning oi
the game and it was called. and
Joe wasn't close 10 a hit in hin
other appearances al the plate.
But even as Joe's streak coached
II games. another streak. the
Yankees mark for hitting at least
one home run per game. came
quietly 10 an end Boston pitchers
Mickey Harris, Mike Ryba AMI
Nelson Potter stopped at p games
the Yankee home run splurge.
During that Seige-gun streak, the
Yanks blasted 40 home runs. The
mark long outdiStances the old
mark of II home run games set
by the Tigers last September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
OutbOard
RacePIanS
Com Iete
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Hopes Of the International
Boundary Out board marathon
race committee 10 make the
Marysville 10 Detroit annual race
an historic event. even surprising
the famed Albany-to-New York
run, were al. stake today a. the
group completed plans for the
second annual running Of the
gruelling test.
II was pointed out that mas
much as the race Is strictly civic
enterprise. Detroit and its racing
groups should back the event. De-
troit. finish town on the long
course. was not among the con-
trlbutorS OF prize money for the
event. this phase Of the race being
taken care Of by the ST. Clair
Drive Association. group con-
SiSting of 10 ST Clair River and
Lake ST. Clair communities.
Charles Ash, city manager Of
MarySville and chairman OF the
St Clair Drive Association COM
mittee in charge Of sponsoring the
race. announced his group had
raised the necessary prize money,
had moved the pits and starting
line TO Municipal Park in Marys-
Vile. Thus il Will be a park-to-
park event, inaSmuch as the race
finishes in Memorial Park in De-
trolt
Mike Rogowski informed the
group that 10 date he had re-
ceived as entries for the race and
expected al least a dozen or more
before the starting time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

They saw him pop up dismaily
to Lou Finney, first basemsn for
the SoN. in the first inning of the
opener. They saw him swing on
a bad pitch by left-hander Mickey
Harris, with a count OF , and ?
on him. his second time at bat
and roll out TO third base.
Then in the fifth inning Of the
struggle he came 30 bat and faced
36-year-old Mike Ryba. Ryba
threw him two fine Screwballs-
both strikes. Then Joe calmly
W a ched three pitches miss.
Finally ne swung, and topped the
ball 1t bounced crafty down the
third base line and Joe. trying 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

Good perch fishing is reported
on Lake Huron. all the way from
Port Austin TO Port Huron. Bass
fishing in this area is also good,
but anglers shouold keep close 10
shore. according 10 Gordon Moffitt,
conservation officer stationed az
Bad Axe. Many anglers, Moffitt
reports, have been getting large
black bass by means of wading in
3 TO 4 feet OF water in the rocky
bayous. Boat fishing in deeper
water has not been so productive,
ne said.
Inland lake fishermen report
bass hitting plugs. while worms
are best for bluegillS and other
panfish. Anglers on The Huron
River took some good sized blssk
bass by fly casting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Trout Upsets
Well Laid Plans
Of White Sox

CHICAGO, July 2.-For just
one inning yesterday, in which
they cuffed Dizzy Trout for
one-run lead. the White Sox were
concerned with the
possibilities of moving into third
place, since Joe DiMaggio e. Co.
were taking complete charge OF
the Boston Red Sox in both games
of a double-header.
Tonight, when the athletes
gather under the lamps at Comis-
key Park for the third time this
year. the chief concern of the
White Sox will be that of keeping
the Detroit Tigers from soaring
them right out of fourth place.
win for the Tigers tonight
will move them close enough 10
that fourth-place spot TO cause an
other tense period comparable
with the one of yesterday, when
they realized third place was
theirs by giving only moderate
hitting encouragement for pudgy
EDGAR Smith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Bass Fishinq
Locally
BY DON GILES

Black bass and bluegill fishing
continues good 10 excellent in in
land lakes OF Oakland, Macomb
and Lapeer counties. Prospects
for Fourth of July and weekend
anglers are very good on all waters
in this area with the exception OF
the st. Clair River from Port
Huron to Lake Erie, where perch,
pickerel and muskie fishing is re-
ported only fair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

Mexican Takes
S(dIzo S Title
Inlsrnatlonal New, ser,lc. Wir.

LOS ANGELES. July 2.-Rich-I
ard Richie" Lemos, whose fists
practically support large family
of brothers and sisters. today
found the leather swapping world
a pleasant one. for he was a cham
pion-the featherweight champion
of the world
The Los Angeles-born Mexican
lad last night became the first
man Of his race ever 10 win a
worlds boxing championship when
he sent Petey Scalzo. New York,
spinning into the resin with a
terrific left hook 10 the jaw for
the count IN the fifth round.
After four rounds Of mauling
and milling around the ring, Le-
mos switched to his SOuthpaw
style. His right hand kept jab-
bing the champion off balance
while his sharp, explosive left hook
kept finding the mark on Scalzo' $
jaw.
Suddenly LemoS tented with his
right and shot the left hook home.
Scalzo went down. He arose at
nine only 10 run into a smart right
cross which set him up perfectly
for the jolt that was TO follow.
LemoS found the spot with a
vicious left hook. Scalzo spun
clear around and dropped 10 the
canvas. face down, with a Sicken-
ing thud.
Game 10 the end. Scalzo tried
TO rise when referee Benny Whit
man reached nine He made IN
half way and then fell back TO
the canvas.
a near capacity crowd If $500
iammed Olympic auditorium for
the fight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

to whether Cobb and Ruth will play off their deadlock
.it expected they would the rubber match in the
etroit area. probably at Oakland Hills.
Harry Baxter denies he has split with his fighter the
eminent kayo Morgan and the managers handsome Scotch
fails to reveal decorations reported by gossips Henry
Armstrong is refeeeng both and amateur bouts the
Pacific Coast Wilmer Allison United States tennis
king, captain the United States Army Reserves
amateur radio Allison entered the signal and
brought all his equipment from Texas Washington.
Coach Steve ONell Of the Tigers will celebrate his hfeh
birthday Sunday July he Minooka Pa
the hard coal country that the nation flock Of baseball
Doe Casey elevated from inspector chief advisor
John Hetche should be able TO help the commissioner pull box
ing OF the dodrums in Michigan Doc knows the game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
HELD IN CHECK

However, after their bold start
against Trout in the first inning,
not another White Sox got on base
until Moose Solters singled in the
ninth. Myrl Hoag batted' for Mike
fresh in the eighth and walked 10
become another member Trout
permitted TO get on base IN the
final eight innings.
Smith Jared we'll enough against
the top of the Tiger batting order,
once he hit upon the plan of walk
ing Rudy York four out of five
times. But the lower regions, peo-
pied by such as Birdie Tebbetts,
Frank Croucher and rookie Boyd
Perry. hit Smitty about as they
pleased when hits would do the
most dam age. They finally
knocked him out of there in the
ninth, scoring three runs.
BOBo TO HURL
Buck Newsom is TO get another
workout tonight. Any time now
Buck promises TO start in pitching
as did the Newsom who hurled
the Tigers into an American
League and almost into worlds
championship last year.
This may be the night.
At all events, there will be
10000 or so on hand to give Buck
the proper encouragement, though
most of them will be equally in
terested in the effort Bill Dietrich
will be making to get back into
winning ways himself.
The game tonight concludes the
Chicago end of the home and
home series and after a pause to-
morrow the Sox and Tigers will
resume activity in Detroit.
The Smith in whose pitching
shop the Tigers forged IL telling
hits yesterday is an American
League all-star hurler this year.
and do we hear the Tigers growl.
ling. so WHAT"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
PATTY SEES TROUBLE AHEAD
Marjorie Row Helps to Impress Champ
BY LARRY NEWMAN

ih'fFNhthnai NtNt NffNht Np'FlN NfNFf
UNIVERSITY GOLF COURSE.
Columbus, O.. July Looks
like I'm going TO have plenty of
in the future Patty
Berg. red-haired darling of the
links. exclaimed today as she
eight pretty co-edS tee
off in the quarterfnalS OF the
first national women'S intercol-
legiate golf tournament.
These kids really hit the
hall and are accurate a. the
dickens with their irons and
putters. Guess I'll do couple
~ practice rounds and try some
of the shots they've shown me-"
Miss Berg. Minneapolis. Mimi.
who recently won the Women 5
Western Open in Cincinnati, is in
charge of the championship flight
of the first coed intercollegiate
And before nightfall she will
write the names of the two final
lists on the big scoreboard outside
the Ohio State University golf
course clubhouse
MEETS FLORIDA METER
Here's the lineup for the quar-
terminals
Marjorie Row. the medalist,
Michigan State College. ".
Betty Mackemer of Rollins
(Florida) College.
Betty Putnam, University Of
Arizona, vs.. Eddell WORTH,
stephens College.
Alberta Little. Rollins. ".
Continued on Page III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02


really Private Albert Davdof of the United States Army
Camp Hulon Tex. which is 10 miles from Houston
Babe Herman former Tiger had day Hollywood recently
The Babes 3S and hitting close to 400 squad of 80
Redskins will leave Washington August Ii for the teams
Diego, CAL training Phil Troy travelling secretary Of
he Braves before switching Red only
road trip in % years
When they get around to for hockey Hall of Fame
he late Hap Holmes the greatest goal keepers
should be included If Louis beats Nova in September he will
'etre from the yielding the desire of his people
indicated heavyweight champion then Conn and Nova will
t next June for the honor of being his If Joe
aggo had been walked every time il would
broken his batting streak would if Joe had made
our sacrifices in any game in four times up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

lTOmOrrow's Detroit Times
will carry a complete report on
how fish are biting In all lakes
and streams in Michigan. This
last minute telegraphic report
comes from more than 100 con-
servation officers located in
every corner of the state.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
GIVES DETRoITER IDEA

lie was talking 10 a number OF
DeiroiterS. among them j. Russell
Gnau.
That gave Gnau and the other
Detroiters an idea Why not a
match here between the CupperS
and a team p.cHed by Sarazen ?
The proceeds. as Gene himself had
suggested. could 90 TO charity
Gnau met his friend Sarazen
Continued from Page 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

Joe took the tension off himself
and the crowd in the very first
inning of the second game. lie
hit the first ball served unto him
by Jack Wilson for a blistering
single TO right, and the game had
10 be held up a full two or three
minutes while the big, sweaty
mob went wild. Fans Rugged one
another in gummy embraces, and
some paraded through the aisles.
DiMag, grinning happily rested
on first base and tipped his cap
an inch.
GAME WASHED OUT
1t was just as well he got his
his when no did. Because the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

mately 100000 have seen the Dodgers
lin "a night games t. Cecil Smith and
Stewart fgiehart1,th e=two= best-pelo
players in the world will play against
each other in USO benefit match at
Meadowbrook New York q. Smith,
who once played for Detroit team, is
a horse dealer from Texas :. he's now
SO and weighs nearly 200 pounds
Iglehart, 30, belongs to "the best
people
Ty Cobb, in his time superbly indif-
ferent to the screaming of 10000 base
ball fans. was nervous wreck trying
to putt before 200 golf galleryites in his
match with Babe Ruth al Fresh Meadow
on Long Island :. There's some doubt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

The last time looked at the records Freddie Hutchinson
the Tiger farmland nging Buffalo, with IL victories and
defeats topping the pitchers the International League
Virgil Trucks had and lost and Hal White and
That loud gufawing the Pacific Coast is from Oscar Witt
geeful exmanage the Cleveland Indians Since Larry
MacPha first put lights Ebbes Field in Brooklyn approx
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

Braddock for giving Louis, not Schmel-
ing, shot AT the title in 1887 E. Said
Bo-Bo Newsom 10 Ear Combs the
Yankee coach. in New York recently:
II heard about you. You sold
fellow a mule and il died while he was
taking II home. Not only that, but
YOU gave him change in Confederate
money"
Combs just laughed :. Earl Stew
art. Louisiana State student who cap
tured the intercollegiate golf title at
Columbus recently. seven weeks prior to
he meet, broke his collar bone . he
took off the cast but 10 days before
winning the crown.
Cashmere Brovarney, former Uni
gersity Of Detroit lineman, will be with
he New York Giants when they go TO
~ l., C,tnaV-tnr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
CALLS 1T 4 HIT

The official scorer, Daniel NJ.
Daniel, ruled II was a hit and
when he held up the signal an
upright forehnger Mild cheer
went up among the fans near the
press box. But the congregation
at large didn't accept it as a hit,
and they saved their cheers for
the sixth inning when Joe wal
loped a savage single 10 left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Nice Sugar for Doing Nothing

Jimmy Braddoek Gould got $4,000 Of the Joe
Billy fight without lifting hand the repre-
the champions exaeted BY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
5e,sss WATCH

A crowd of 52,S32 suffered with
DiMaggio through his first two
times at bat in the first game of
a double-header which the Yanks
swept. 7-2 and %. The nightcap
was called at the end of the fiftn
inning because of rain and dark
moss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAY RESULTS
81 Louis n II 3-Kris; wa neke
and Mancuso
Pittsburgh u o. tsewell. wilkie and
Baker
Boston so o. Lamanna Hutch
inEs and Mas
New York Z q Schumacher Bow.
man MCGEE and
O'Doa.
Philadelphia sl2 1-Grissom. Pearson
and Warren. Liv-
ingstun
BROOKLYN O-Fitz m m n n ..
Brown. case
and Franks
only games scheduled
tWinning pitcher ,LosIns pitcher.
ToDAY's GAMES
New York AZ Boston Owol
phuadeiphia A. Brooklyn
Cincinnati ~ ritfshurgh
Only games schedulsd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Probable Pitchers
BY International News Service
TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston a. New York Grove We Conner
Detroit a. chcago-Newsom VS.. Dietrich
night.
Washington At Philadslphis-su vs.
McCrabb.
other teams not scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia al Brooklyn Blanton VS.
Higbe
New York at Boston wittiE vs.. Car
penter.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Derringer vs.
Butcher.
Other teams not scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

of an ancient and slightly que5-,
tionable mark set in 1897 By
Willie Keller. Keller, originator
of the "hit 'em where they amt
classic, hit safely in the first "a
games of the 1897 season while
playing with Baltimore. but was
aided by a rule which did not
make a foul a strike.