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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

Jacqueline was a handsome
brunette. She had been intro
duced to Sacha Guitry in 1892
by Yvonne Printenps herself,
just as Yvonne, had been intro
duced by Charlotte in 1917. JAG
queline was the daughter of a
Lyons silk manufacturer Quite
young, she had been ambitious,
had wanted to make a name for
herself. Georges Carpenter had
given her an opening. a small
part with him in a review at the
Palace A friend had then intro
duced Jacqueline to Yvonne Prin-
temps. And it so happened that
Sacha Guitry, at the moment.
was looking for someone to play
a small part in THE Neighbours
Wife" The title Of this play was
again to prove significant. For
Sacha fell in love with Jacqueline
which, in fact, was perfect as
far as Yvonne was concerned.
since it made it so much easier
for her to tell Sacha that she was
leaving him for Pierre Fresnay.
Sacha married Jacqueline in
1888 on his fiftieth birthday.
Three days previously, Jacqueline
had reached the age of twenty
five.
But. as Sacha Guitry pomp-
ously declared. The woman
should always be truly one-half
of the man."
Unfortunately, however. as
Sacha Guitry advanced in years,
he seemed to forget about this
perfect proportion. For, in 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

his wife. Jacqueline Delubac, in
PRODUCED him to a young girl who
was to play small part in a
picture called Walking Up the
Champs Elysees"-a timid little
girl. whose real name was
Genevieve de Serreville. but whose
stage name was Genevieve de
Saint-Jean. She was only twenty
three, and Sacha Guitry was now
fifty-six But this did not pre-
vent him from falling in love
with her. desperately all the
more so. perhaps. since his wife's
name was being linked with that
of her leading man in the cinema,
Henri Carat. not to mention NJ
mors Of romantic interest in a
certain English Duke In short.
Sacha Guitry married Genevieve
de Serreville in 1889. just before
the outbreak Of the war.
And now Charlotte Lyses was
FURIOUS at not beng able 10 ma
Jacqueline Demhac. She appealed
to her friend, DIR. Dietrich. for
help.
II must absolutely find this
Jacqueline Delubac," she said to
him. She has been seen great
deal in the company Of Hore-
Belisha. former British Minister
of War She's even reported TO
be engaged to him. Don't forget.
she must surely have a lot Of
secret information which would
be of great value to Germany.
Besides. she may still be in touch
with her friends across the Chan
mel"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

Very well. Madame" DIR.
Dietrich replied. 1T shall give
the necessary instructions to the
Gestapo. I'll have them find her."
In the meantime. Charlotte
Lyses summoned Genevieve d
Serreville, who now called herself
Genevieve Guitry. t'I have given
my name to four wives, but only
the last one really took IT." Sacha
Guitry said)
Charlotte said to Genevieve:
Madame. you have youth in your
favor-and youth. remember. is
a quality which does not last for
ever-and do you know that you
are now occupying position
which. in truth. belongs to me ?"
Genevieve took off the dark
glasses which had been hiding
her pale-blue eyes. IF the happi-
ness and the glory of Sacha is at
stake" she said. "I shall with
draw. I'll do anything you say"
Charlotte looked at her in
amazement. do you mean what
you're saying ?"
IT sincerely do"
"You-you love him ?"
He gave me the only happi-
ness ever had. What l was
able to give him in return, was
nothing. / shall always be in
debted to him."
Then Charlotte Lyses the vim
dicitive woman who had been
plotting Observation-Disclosures
placed her hand. gently, on Gene
vieve's head. and spoke TO her
in the tones of mother speak
ing to her child: Here's what /
want you to do, my dear" she
said. Take care of him. Take
good care of him."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

mnition were fired Four cow
boys were killed and eight in
jured before Baca would assent
to even a truce. The cowpunch-
ers were trying to run him out
of the country, but he was un-
hurt in the gun battle.
L had been appointed a
sheriff's deputy and I was sent
to clean out the cowpunchers who
We're terrorizing the countryside, 4"
he recalled
After firing ceased. 1 agreed
to return to Socorro if the sheriff
would promise to let me keep
my guns ! knew I wasn't safe
Il took me two days to make
the trip to Soeorro and 1 rode
it in a blackboard behind the
posse so that I could watch them"
He spent four months in the
jail before being tired on a muir
der charge and acquitted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

The other day, someone a
rived in New York and reporteo
that Charlotte Lyses had said
to him:
"Sacha Guitry is now going to
do a new play in twelve scenes.
called The Loved One" dealing
with the life OF Louis Ky. The
women in the cast win include,
Genevieve. his wife, and two
other well known actresses, FL
vira Popesco and Huguette Du-
nos He had asked me TO play
one of these two leading parts
much more important than Gene
vieves role but I refused. And
II ever they manage to find JAG
queline. I'm going to ask Sacha
To write a play for us for all
four OF his wives In this play
In going to have the part of
the wife the hero really loved -
the woman he left, for while.
but whom he came back TO when
he understood. at last. that she
was the only one. Sacha has
promised to write this play. And
that, you see, that will be my re-
venge He has already written
some OF the dialogue. There's
one passage which people may
consider TO be malicious. but
think it's magnificent. Here it is:
I believe that when a man loves
an ugly woman his love will last
longer than If she were beautiful
For beauty fades. But ugliness
becomes more pronounced
And Charlotte Lyses laughed.
showing that she had by no
means lost her sense of humor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

Elfego Baca. whose courage
and quick trigger-finger years
ago made him a legendary char
acter in the history of the old
West, was the recipient of the
Jail door.
4 was the first prisoner in
that Jail he recalled, as he ac-
cepted the door that had been
removed by a wrecking crew
The ceremony recalled to old
timers an incident that will prob
ably never be repeated in New
Mexico. II was 80 years ago that
Elfego Baca. then a young man
of Is, was locked up on a murder
charge after a battle with 50
Texas cowboys at. san Francisco.
New Mexico During the fight
he held them off singlc-handed
for 3 hours.
More than 1000 rounds of am
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Gave Him The Jail Door

r HE unusual spectacle of a
group of municipal officials
u presenting the door of their
Jail TO its first and most notori-
Gus prisoner took place recently
in Socorro. New Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

Madame" Yvonne Printemps
said. 1T is true, l have harmed
you. But I have suffered. Be-
lieve me, I have paid for my
wrongs. And you know that I'm
madly in love with Pierre Fres-
nay now. He served as Captain
of Zouaves in this war. He fought
in the front lines. All could do,
day after day, was think about
him and worry about him. 1 went
TO Metz TO be closer to him. and
l opened a workshop there to
make warm clothes for his SOL
diers. l assure you, Madame,
that I wasn't wearing the jewels
| used to be so proud of. Down
there. they didn't even know who
/ was. And then came May 10.
1 was obliged to join the refugees,
and for days and days l didn't
know what had become of Fres-
nay. Then. at last, 1 found him
at Toulouse, he had been demobil-
ized-we were together again.
And then I received your instruc-
tions. Well, here I am. And l
have come to tell you, Madame,
that you can do with me whats
ever you like. Have your ven
geance. if that's what you want.
But. l beg of you, spare Pierre
Fresnay. He didn't do anything
te You. Whatever may have hap
poned, it wasn't his fault"
Yvonne Printcmps was weep
ing now. And the sight of those
tears reminded Charlotte Lyses
Of the way she had suffered for
sacha Guitry. This picture of
grief appeased her anger. Well"
she said. well see. Well see
what to do about you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
be eaten cold. ]"

be eaten cold"
But it can sometimes be too
cold to be in any way enjoy
able
Charlotte Lyses was far too
happy to be really vindictive She
was completely disarmed by
Sacha's presence; utterly de-
lighted at seeing SO much of him
now, at finding him charming
and attentive as in former days.
She did not prosecute him. She
even protected him. Charlotte
suddenly demanded that he give
up living with Genevieve, his
fourth wife This Genevieve,
Charlotte decided. would be taken
care of in due course.
First. however, accounts were
to be settled with Yvonne Prin-
temps.
Charlotte had known Yvonne
in 1917 during the other war
Yvonne Printemps had been the
friend, at the time, of the great
French flying ace, Guynemer.
Rumors of this romantic friend
ship had greatly added to the
reputation of the pretty little girl
from the Foiies-Bergeres, with
her pleasant voice. It had intact,
been Charlotte herself who had
introduced Yvonne to Sacha He
had been looking for a singer for
review he was putting on in the
Palais-Royal Theatre.
This little girl is delightful"
Charlotte had told him. No such
thing as jealousy at the time.
Charlotte had felt quite sure of
herself. I'VE must get her" she
had said III Faut L'Avoir."
And that. in fact, became the
title of the show. II Faut
L'Avoir" And that was also the
way the author began to feel
about it. He left Charlotte Two
years later. he married Yvonne
Printemps. made her famous, and
covered her with jewels.
But in 1881 Yvonne Printemps,
in turn. left Sacha Guitry and
married the actor Pierre Fresnay
And now, in July 1910. Char
lotte Lyses had summoned
Yvonne Printemps to her office
in the Hotel Majestic
We'll. we'll. here we are again,
my little Yvonne. You've changed
quite a bit, you know. You
aren't exactly young any more
either"
What have you got against
me-"
Against you? The fact that
you took Sacha away from me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

Charlotte Lyses was unable to
find Jacqueline Delubac. It was
known that she had been at
Deauville with her mother during
the war, but she must have man
aged to escape to the Riviera.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

and only because you wanted him
to make you famous and to give
you all that jewelry. You always
did love jewelry.. Your mother
told me that one day, when you
We're a little girl, in Valenciennes,
she saw the way you were gaz-
ing in admiration at the figure
of the Virgin Mary. In church,
this was, and your mother
thought her little daughter had
suddenly been overcome with
religious mysticism. But then. it
seems. you turned to your mother
and said, What lovely jewels she
has"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

Vengeance as the old phi
losopher has said, rs dish to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

gn by An.L.an 49, ng sreal Brran nsh Re.ervea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
BY HENRY McLEMoRE

AUGUSTA. Ca. Get out your sticks. Rshe
Ruth. and start swinging en-, because you've been
challenged.
Speaking from the first fairway Of the August
National course. Just after he had fired ESQ
yard tee shot down the middle. Ty Cobb today
said he would like to meet the Babe in series
of golf matches.
Maybe we could raise some money for bundles
for Britain some other war relief Ty said.
Anyway it would be a lot of fun l have been
hankering TO take shot at the Babe ever since
started playing golf"
When word of Cobbs willingness In meet Ruth
reached the Of Fred Corcorsn. p. g. A. tourna-
ment director he started running, not walking.
toward the nearest telegraph office to issue the
Gcorgian's challenge to Babe In New York.
Il don't believe there are two other men who
would draw a much Cobb and Ruth" Cor
coran said. There have been 10 900 arguments
as TO which of the two the better baseball
player. and that question never will be definitely
settled.
And in recent years. since they quit baseball
there have been arguments concerning their golf
ing skill Now have a chance TO settle that
one
Anywhere. any time and for any charity" the
Georgia peach who is back in his old home town
for visit answered
you just get the Babe and let know where
TO meet him. They tell he Ia better golfer
than I am. hear he shoots In the low 70's. Well
that's better than do, except those rare
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Hitting the Old Head Pin on Local Lanes

doubles being staged b. the City
Employees Was rolled Mt the Broad
way alleys and Francis Achtzis aud
Al FaTrar won flrst place With
score OF 1914.
Dorothy johnson and Jim Cole
won second with 1900 and Bernice
hcDousai and Grant Eckman were
third with 1858.
Francis Achtzis and Jim Cole were
named 70 make arrangements Tor tie
fourth contest OF the series.
KNIGHTS Oi GOA NBI
Fuel oil Service won the second
half championship Of the kniFhta
OF Columbus league Monday night
on the Broadway ALLEYS defeating
Mailon Motor 2S45 20 23to The
teams finished tho semeHter Ia
Tie and last nights match was
playoff series
Louie Burke was outstanding IN
the match. shooting l7s. 20$ and
III. 10 lead the winners with a b4g
total Other members of the Fuel
OIL Service team are George Hoffnsr.
Len Asrooe. Ted oaffney and Cap
tain Jack Barry.
The Fuei oil team will inset the
Pss A. Mixes frs, half champion.
for the all season title 70 close the
years bowling activities Of me
CAseys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Hollywood Might
Get Back Kahle

HOLLYWOOD - The Hollywood
stars expect 10 begin their league
season with Bob kshle back In the
lineup. The stars third bssemsn.
who went up to the Philadelphia
Athletics for tyout with a
si3.5o0 price tag. may be released
In favor Of Pete sudsr. Tho Holly.
wood front office announced today
that Frank kappsiman. a catcher.
had been sold To Wenatehes of the
Western international league,
where Don Cor. Eddie Harrison
and Don Violin were sent earlier
In the season
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Tv Cobb VS.. Babe Ruth

aays when 4 sink puts from all ever the green.
hut he won't beat me.
7 believe I can talk him out If the match
little needing, you know.
II the Babe IL willing well few bases.
do a few slides and catch few flies before the
match Just to warm u up. sou know
II the match Is played and rs all up to the
Babe now wouldn't want To miss H. Al s..
Cobb stu is a fine physical specimen and he plays
golf with all the fire and determination he did
baseball
have played many game with him, and he
is the only golfer l have seen who, even " he
IL three down and there only two holes To play.
still figures he has chance 10 win.
lie plays each shot n biz life depended on
the outcome Of H. and his behavior after = had
shot Is about the same II Was when = pitcher
busted him off 10 the old DAYS.
Like Ruth Cobb is left-hander and his swing
retains many Of the features Of the baseball swing
lie tries for a triple or home every shot.
Just the Babe does.
lie doesn't mt - long a ball as Ruth does, but
he probably is a little surer around tho greens.
Cobb's game II from ~ Ia ~. lie played with
sammy Snead and sammy BYRD yesterday and
layout In ~.
Cobb said II he did play Ruth the Babe could
expect little talking and rihbing
After all he said, we are couple Of ball
players and can stand little noise let the gallery
yell and boo and do anything II pleases As .
matter Of fact, probably would play little better
with occasional toot from the customers.
heard quite bit OF that In the old days you know
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
so. T.cou. Mrscu.NTs. uI-wAY
9Th AVE-. BUSINESS woMEs
SIXTH AVENUE CENTER

Burpss's shooting 1917 pins
took four points from stuismsn's
Drug 1874 They increased their
lead 70 three points = nice margin
with the schedule nearly over. y.
Davis had high single = 1sT sams
sad y HslsskY high series 40
me second place GrImolings
team hung on shooting i7A -
take three points from gih Avenue
Salon DeBsauts' 1876. n. Carlson
shot high single i5s. NJ Borsioli
3g3 for nigh total
IANFHS LrADfT. SMITH Asr
Cassfs Won -four pgint4 from ths
Loop ~ default pIftins thsfn In
first place ~ poiuts. Larry Dam
meier shot ; z0z for nisn game snd
Hun Priessitla WITH ble had hlsh
series
ms West Kn6 tam Nth z%st
,esok three points from M Pine ~
figs 1884
csnsiss dumped M SPOT Oh a
first place taxing. AZ points zfst
- zsli y AcH.ilsn. CsrAss :
boNisr nsd nls1 ssns.s 10 &
Nsrter q TIE losers LAO high ssFiss
asz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
X ST. MERCHANTS LEAGUE

With only one week of play left
in the second half. the winner OF
the semester title IL still unde-
termined In the X Street Aer-
chants league.
Fir Ridge Guernsey goes into
the final session next Monday
with a one point advantage over
Johnson Candy. The Johnsons
won three points last night TO
gain point on the leaders and
make the race a torrid affair right
to the closing games.
Al Loska led the trundlers in last
nights PLAY with a 5S2 total. in
Guiding ssmes OF le2. lls and IT'S.
$40. BIZ Anderson romped in third
with SIS
Joe Kendzier rolled ais for the
high single gsme. Curly Wilson
registered a 2is single. Otto Dam
sier tailed 400 In one game. John
Fjalka 200. II. herkle ZOO and Ben
spadafore 205 for other good game.
Resulx: Meyer Drugs 3. Craig and
Sons !: Pine Cafe 8. Peterman l.:
Johnson Candy 3, Street Club l.:
Pioneer harket 3, Ball's Ben Prank
lin /. Fir Ridge Guernsey 2. Hans
johnson q X Sine 2 Johnny's a.
HIM Florist 3. Washington Hand
HANDICAP DOIBLEs
JACK Quirin and Walt Klapsisin
Won first place IN the handicap
doubles tournament which closed on
the Play Nor alleys Sunday night
Their score wax 1879
Harold and Frances I.usier took
second place money with 1875
Qulrin and Klapstein also won third
/ place with 1904
Other winners we're. Dick Hunt
/ Ington and Gabe Vincent 1898 AiEs
/ AQuino and Glenn Boyer 1895 Prank
| ISFleur and b McAIlistef 1924. Pred
and Mary Becker l17e. Quirin and
/ Klapstsin 127s Glenn Collins and
/ Bob Buckley i273. Jake Johnston and
/ Tell PAgnl lz72
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Ski Weather

Todsy's road and ski report:
Paradise Temperature IS. no
new snow: SIS inches on ground
showing lightly
Mt. ker-Tempersturs 4O: No
new snow: IS inches on ground:
overcast and calm.
Stevens Pass-No temperature
given: no new snow; IS inches on
ground: overcast. moderate fog.
Naches area - No temperature
given; no new snow. 81 inches on
ground: overcast, light rain.
snoquaImie Pass-Temperature
40. no new snow: patches Of snow
on ground, overcast. moderate
fog
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

Industrial league boWltrs rolled
exceptionally high scores in their
matches on the Broadway alleys
Monday night. with three Of the
men hitting into the 800 circle.
Al Larson and Bob Ramsay.
Wheelers. we're hot and rolled 800
scores. LArson's 607 was high OF
all the matches. HIS games were
23i, 1872 and 2i4
Ramsay reached 252 in his
second game for the high single
Of the evening. and finished with
a SOB total
Larry Lindsay Broadway. rolled
sos With games q ITO. lss and Zss
There we're other hisn scores,
ss4 Irwin snydeF 81, Esrl Mahnksy
57s. Bob Fisher 54s Boo FTi berg bss
and Pat Person s4z. for ths oesE
series
wheeler ossooo VA outstanding
for the high sinzls and 1914 FOR the
Rky Printers and Bsrts 2sns
Wear are TED for first place IN ths
second half With wheeler OAspoo
only on. point behind and With only
tao weeks OF play left
Edith smith NEx hisn for the
women % me league Elth 5ls IN
cluclng games o. - 10 and l5s
Results Gas company 3 Totem
stoft. ! IaIi snozs ssog ? ssts
EsTts Nsna wear o. Broad WaT
slisys 8 RAJ Printers J. Broad VsY
Sport Center 2 Tacoma Towel !.
MINED DOT BLES
TIA third .L . seFlks q Elxs6
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Ten Games on
X-Siaie Bill
Doubleheuders 10
Feo,urs Schedule

Ten baseball CAVES ALL 10
PLAYED ~ each ssst aide cress
state league baseball team this
spring. according 10 ths schedule
released this week.
AL games are slated faf vi
dsv. when aouhishosdsf. VIII 10
played. Only exception u the
douhlehssdsr rule 10 the Ianceln-
STADIUM series which sili 10
played IN single games
Tho schedule
snfti ~ nFemsffon ~ H<lisns.
han Everett ~ t4nenin. staaiugn -
seattle ffsp
APRIL 81 aisdium 81 f4nfcln
apfii - lAnontn e. nsfttnx ham.
stadium ~ Exsrett. seattle frsp -
nfemeFtnn.
Ma Everett - nfemsfsen. In.
coin ~ stadium seattle ffsp |.
nelifnshsHH
Aay , n<iiinsham - Nvessst
nFsmsften 81 stadium. Seattle rfsr
naY la@tiaeein - n<sn.sten
pslllnshsa ~ stadium. assttls
frsp AZ Everest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Salem Senator'S
Open Training

SALEM, Ore.-The Salem Sena-
|tors of the Western international
Baseball league open spring train
ing today.
Business Manager Howard Ma
| pie said Pitcher Roy Helser would
sign his contract today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
ANGELS Peddle
Two Performers

LOS ANGELFS-Thr Los An
seles Angel. changed their status
today. Catcher Chico Hernandez
and Pitcher Jack Fallon have been
sold outright to Tulsa Of the Texas
lessue, while Earl Moore, young
putfielder, was sent To the Oilers
on option. Two more changes were
being contemplated: The Chicago
Cubs were considering Wimpy
Quinn. classy first baseman, as
pitching material and may leave
led Watkins. first baseman, for the
ANGELS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Portland Coasts

SANTA MONICA, Cal Oscar
Witt permitted the Portland club
To coast today after three weeks
Of strenuous exhibitions as the
Beavers prepared to meet Los An
seles in the Coast league opener
at Wrigley field Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Puyallup Trackmen
ace Bears FRIDAY

PUYALLUP- Coach Pop" Lo-
gans annual Turkey Trot was held
here this Tuesday afternoon as
Puysllup Viking tracksters made
ready for their meet with olympia
Bears here this Friday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Hardie and Reyes to Cut
Lincoln Track Squads Soon

Results Of thsss trials will de-
termine the Abe travelling squad.
which will see plenty OF travelling
this year since the Lincon track
is torn up and no meets are
scheduled at home.
The Lincoln schedule:
April AT Hishiine.
April ll-At Everett
April ls-Centrslia Relays
April 25-Open.
May 3-Cross STATE Relays 81
Everett
May penn relays
May ls-CIty meet at Stadium.
May Estate meet Ct Pullman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02

Weather permitting. the Tacoma
Lawn Bowling club experts IN
start is summer play At Wright
park Saturday afternoon.
This will be nearly a month
earlier than last year.
The Seattle clubs have been
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Lawn Bowling Starts Early

using thsir greens since the fret
~ March.
A nesting ~ members sill be
held Thursday night 81 tins giks
club. where plans for ths year riii
DO msds. n 10 intended To have
more in,srclsb matches this year,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02

Joe Ioui. tackles the opposite
extreme In Tony Music In ~ Louis
April So.
Abe simon lowered 4 feet Z,
Weighed 7stis and stood straight.
Louis appeared small In frnnt II
the mig Rock ~ Itlchmond Hlli.
Music. whom Jack blackburn
calls the Little Fat Man. 10 no
more than o feet = In height
scales 100.
Ne fights out 81 . eseueh.
but hobs and wessss more
naturally than Arturo G"dey
and K~d Burmss.
A busy biohe and tougher
than . beg NJ nails, to1y
Music i.a't half had - sp-
pos~st. ~ Joe toais 90.
Warning the nrJhklyns Ia keel
an eye on the ~. Louis club. Joe
Msdwiek tells the Dodgers tbs
Cardinals have droppsd fou'