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Evening star., 1943-02-27
Broadway in the Dimout Is
An Eerie, Restless Place
Cooks Tour, of Sorts, Along Main Stems
Haunts and Byways Reveals Scene
That Changes, Yet Is the Same

chow mein, beautiful girls and a
dime a dance. Tango palaces
and gardenia venders and there,
up at Fiftieth, is the Winter Gar
den, with all its prestige of three
decades, and now the home of those
funny men, Olsen & Johnson, who
moved in and decided to stay.
Those new-fangled traffic lights
wink and blink and the white
belted policeman bellows: watch
your step! Whadda you want to
do, get yourself bumped off? Wait
till the lights change, can't you?
Okay, now 60 ahead brother"
Broadway trolleys go their un-
frightened way Cabs pop at you
from all directions. Crowds jostle,
cross town buses wheeze and rum
BILE and life goes on in the
dimout. .. Such is Broadway, as
of l943, as of this very moment.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Charles Boyer Sponsors
French Film Foundation
Screen Star Supplies Funds,
Bought Land and Building
For Research and Culture
BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Bv Kate Holiday.


Charles
Naz domination the spirit country
steps to preserve
In 1910 Boyer founded the
present has taken the library
propagation Of the French
Evening star., 1943-02-27
A Bomber to Be Fond Of
Is Heroine of Air Force
Murderous Mary Ann Bids Strongly
10 Take F for Freddie's' Place
AS Most Heroic Film Plane
Bv JAY CARMODy

nt 1ne me- Ens1n @ curousy wu people in
W Iher way OF eelng
laset iof Tonight Hero of the picture
bunblng looking difficult
mission with the kind of
Tracy The English kind Of
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Bob Prefers Tucson
Airport Any Day
HOLLYWOOD

LloAh " NoA.
Robert Benchley has decided
to give up air travel for the
duration.
I'm tired of sleeping in air
ports" he says.
He's just been through the
mill.
A studio needed him at once.
An urgent wire was dispatched
to Robert in New York.
Il was able to get reserva-
tion," he relates. That was, IN
a sense, remarkable. These days
a man has to be an Indian to
get a reservation. But they gave
my seat to ferrying pilot in
Kansas City. Five hours later
1 got another plane.
In Dallas I put in six hours
on a bench at the airport. Rea-
son. another ferrying pilot. He
said he didn't understand how
actors put up with what they
had to put up with. Nice guy.
In Tucson l was benched five
hours more. l must say the
Tucson airport is the best for
sleeping. It's warmer there"
ASSOCIATED Fress)
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Grid Star-Film Star

frankie SinkWich, Georgia Uni
versity's contribution to footballs
all-time hall of fame, has been
signed by Columbia to do motion
picture before reporting for service
in the Marine Corps. The new con-
tract is in keeping with Columbia s
policy of utilizing top-ranking play
erS as leads In movies.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Iron Major Addition

Dark haired, blue eyed Ruth
Warwick has been announced by
RkO Radio for one of the leading
feminine roles with Pat O'Brien in
The Iron Major" which Producer
Robert Fellows sends before the
cameras next month.
Miss Warrick, who made her
screen debut in Citizen Kane" will
soon be seen in Forever and a Day"
recently completed a top role in
"Petticoat Larceny
OBrien plays the title role of
Maj. Frank Cavanaugh, noted foot
ball coach and one of the outstand-
ing heroes of World War l.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Bli1nps at War

Columbia has announced plans
for an early production of "Blimp
Patrol based on an original story
by William Copeland and Harry
Fraser, who have begun work on the
screenplay for Producer Ralph Cohn.
The film will deal with the ad-
ventures of the off-shore blimp pa
troll and the men who make up the
service.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Newcomers Si6ned

Tom Tully, character actor from
the New York stage and Georgia Lee
Settle, 17-year-old ingenue, have
been signed to contracts by Warner
Bros. Miss Settle has had consider
able experience in stock companies
and little theater groups. Both
players will receive their first as
Signments shortly.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Dav for the Irish

Blond Martha ODriscoll has been
signed by Producer Robert Fellows
for one of the three important FEM
mime roles in RKO-Radio's "The
Fallen Sparrow" co-starring Maui
reen O'Hara and John Garfield.
Richard Wallace will direct the pic
ture, based upon Dorothy B. Hughes
best-selling dramatic romance.
Evening star., 1943-02-27
Counterspv Sanders

Columbia has borrowed George
Sanders from Twentieth Century
Fox for the leading role in "Ap-
pointment in Berlin" Story deals
with the colorful experiences of a
British counterespionage agent in
Berlin Immediately before and dur
ing the beginning OF the present
war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Martha O'DriscoIF.
Beauty Advice

WHEN YOU talk about beau
" rules with Martha O'Driscoll,
who has one of the lovelleSt
skins in Hollywood. she just
grins. You know she said re-
Gently on the set of THE Fallen
Sparrow, Il haven't any beauty
rules and yet you'd be surprised
how much of a disappointment l
feel whenever anyone aSkes mes
how 1 keep my complexion
clear! You see, all / ever do
is TO wash in scalding hot water
every night, pat in bit of cold
cream and then wash again, in
the morning, and splash my face
with cold water before pow
dering."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

mediately then moiSten with
French dressing. Chill until
salad is ready to be prepared.
Marinate peas in dressing also,
and chill.
Meanwhile cut hard cooked
eggs in half. force out yolkS.
press through sieve, mix with
mayonnaiSe, season with salt
and pepper. and put back into
white. Chill
To mix salad. drain macaroni
and peas. Heap macaroni IN
center of chop plate and arrange
peas around il. Place deviled
eggs around the outside, alter
nately with radish roses. Serve
plain or with additional dressing
Serve potato chips as an added
dish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Appealing Salad Bowl Supper Dish
Can Be Served on Short Notice

SUPPER IN a salad bowl is
just the thing these days when
a hurry-up meal is in demand
II can be prepared the night
before, and be served up in no
time at all, yet IT'S nutritious,
appetizing, and nice TO look upon
too.
Supper Salad Bowl 9
! package elbow type maca-
roni.
French dressing
? cups cooked peas
II deviled egg halves
RadiSh roses
Potato chips
Cook macaroni according 10
package directions. Drain Inn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Department. the Fish and Poultry Seetions-ond the
Grocery Deportment-hos OF unrotioned things
TO help you plon your meos with few worries about
your ration points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Swee+ened Biscuit Doug h
Used TO Make Hot Cross Buns

ute. Pat or roll dough ia-inch
thick. Cut with pinch biscuit
cutter. Place on creased baking
sheet y inch apart. Bake in hot
oven (425 degrees) II to Is min
uteS.
While hot. make crosses by
letting medium confectioner'S
sugar icing flow from tip of
teaspoon. Serve warm. Yield:
Is buns.
Confeetioners' Icing
y cup confectioner's sugar
! tablespoon hot milk or
water.
Il teaspoon vanilla extract.
Mix until smooth all ingre-
dents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
FOOD. AND PLENTY OF |T!I
RATI0NED and UNRATI0NED

II you've been worried about remembering
whot foods you con get with your blue
stamps :. and whot items you CON get
with your red stamps, eose your mind. AGP
hos installed q simple system thot let's you
know at q glance whot stomps TO use for
each rotioned food.
When you shop OF AGP. the RED RATION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Fresh Fish

FRESH FISH isn't a matter
of guess work ellis should be
red. Scales should stick closely.
Eyes should be bright and bulg-
ing. Flesh must be free from
slime. elastic and firm TO the
touch. I'm fact, when YOU touch
the flesh with your finger, the
finger should leave no impress
sion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
BUDGET YOUR RATION POINTS

Your BLUE stomps Of Wor Rotion Book No ore volid
for these foods Conned ond bottled fruits ond veseo-
bles juices soups, body foods dried fruits ond PEGS
beons ond Ientls dehydroted soups, ketehup end chill
souee, etc These morked with BLUE numerals 70
tell you thot your BLUE STAMPS required for their
purchase
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
CHEESE PIE CRUST

TRY MAKING a cheese crust
for your next apple pie. Reduce
the shortening "A cup and add
J = cup grated cheese in its place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Tovr RED stomp, OF War Rotion Book No. ore yoIid
for these foods: Fresh. Smoked end Canned Meets,
Conned Fish ond Shell Fish Cheese tmony perishoble
eheeses ore rotioned Butter. morsorne ond most
tots ond oils toyonnoise and solod dressing not
rotionedD RED RATION numbers ASP price toys
on shelves bins, and displays OF foods tell yos thet
RED STAMPS ore required for their purehese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

HOT CROSS buns are as
much part of spring as tulips
and the first green buds on the
trees. Their delicate spicineSS,
the white frosted top, studded
with currants and raisins, all
lend a festive air 10 the dinner
table,
Although the traditional Hot
Cross Buns are yeaSt-leaVened,
they can also be made of slightly
Sweetened biscuit dough. Here
are two recipes 10 choose from:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

POINT NUMBERS on the price tags dis
pIoyed with rotioned foods tell that these
items con be bought" with RED STAMPS
:. The BLUE NUMBERS on the toes dis
played with rotioned foods tell you thot the
stomps you are required TO Spend" are
BLUE. Thot's oil there is TO it Red
numbers mean red stomps; blue numbers
mean blue stamps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Hot Cross Buns
with Ieast)

2 packages compressed yeast.
"A cup lukewaIn water
cup milk
J., cup shortening.
i cup sugar
u cup corn syrup or honey
| teaspoon salt
IL teaspoons cinnamon
y teaspoon allspice
. eggs
6 cups sifted enriched -four
y cup currants or chopped
orange peel.
Soften yeast in lukewarm
water. Scatd milk. Add shorten
ing, sugar, syrup and salt. Cool
TO lukewarm. Sift spices with 2
cups -four and add to milk. Beat
-eetfi. -Aeia -beateH-eggs and
softened yeast Mix thoroughly.
Add curTantS or peel and
enough more flour 10 make d
soft dough.
Turn out on lightly Toured
board and knead until smooth
and Satlny. Place IN lightly
creased bowl, cover and let rise
until doubled in bulk. When
light. punch down. Divide dough
INTO portions the size OF wal
nuts. Shape into buns. Place an
inch apart on creased baking
sheet or in creased pan. With
sharp knife cut cross in top OF
each bun. Let rise until doubled.
Bake in moderate oven 1913
degrees 20 10 > minutes. While
hot. outline crosses with con-
fectieReE'S sugar icing Yield =
Three dozen buns.
Quick Hot Cross Buns
. cups sifted enriched -four
3 teaspoons baking powder
= teaspoon salt
-tt-,;ftJ!t-~I-,-etf~- -
4 teaspoon allSpice
teaspoon cinnamon
= cup shortening
Il cup CurraniS or candlcd
orange peel
egg
= cup milk
Sift together -four. baking
powder, salt, sugar and spices.
Cut or rub in shortening. Add
curranis or chopped peel Mix
well. Beat egg. Add milk, and
add go -four mixture. Stir only
until -four Is moiStened.
Turn OUT on lightly Toured
board and knead gently 2 min
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
BREAKFAST TREAT

FOR THE breakfast bowl try
cooking together half and half
rolled oats and enriched wheat
cereal. Tastes good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Pine apple
Syrup Tops
Pancakes

RICE PANCAKES are de-
liclous and filling They're lust
The thing 10 serve AZ that Sat-
urday night supper Top with
brown or white sugar. or pine
apple syrup. BE sure 10 make
a big batch. for they'll 60 fast.
Rice Pancakes
l cup warm. boiled rice
l teaspoon butter
p cup milk
? egg yolkS. beaten
cup thick sour cream
~ teaspoon salt
Ia cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
i-l6 teaspoon soda
, egg whites. beaten stiff.
Measure rice and add butter.
milk. egg yolkS. sour cream and
slfted dry ingredients. Fold in
egg whites. Drop by spoonfuls
on hot griddle and bake until
puffy and light. Turn cakes TO
bake on other side. The pine
apple syrup Is easily made.
Pineapple Syrup
| cup sugar
2 cup water
! cup crushed pineapple.
Cook ingredients together 10
the desired consistency TO serve.
or about 200 degrees if candy
thermometer is used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
PLENTY OF UNRA TONED FOODS

Few stores offer the wide assortment. OF unrotioned
foods do your ASP Super Market. For example,
the big Bokey Department hos big vorietes OF breads
eokes. ond donuts The Fresh Fruit and Vegetable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Expect $4,000

With SIT 20 tops for seats.
fortnight show Shuutd 7Giu COTE
Slderahly. 20 Beau Jack total
earnings. Milo Jacobs expects
The show 20 draw not less than
$50 OOO
In three overweight bouts this
year since he won the Now
Nni--N er4nH- ef the -w9fld =
lightweight championship. Dy
tipping over TIppY Larkin five
months ago Beau has drawn
approximately S2500O0 In 20
Madison Square Garden
He drew $4,000 and ST. 600
with Fritzlc Ziyic and slightly
over 100000 with Henry Arm
strong. Does that make your
mouth water. Nick. old boy -
Tonight VIII be the SiNthltimc
Montgomery has met a light
weight champion. but il VIII Toe
the first m which The Phiiadol-
philn really gets a chance at
the crown. The other five iouSs
were overweight matches The
winner. according 10 The plan,
is 90 meet Sammy Angott who
formerly hold the title and then
had 90 give u up because of bad
hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
& Horses Go IN Boots and Saddles Handicap
Red SOX
Tiger Foe
To-day
By LEO MACDONELL

With the Red SoX in town. the
Tigers hoped TO have better luck
than they had with the Yankees
who were iaincd out for four
straight days. which Is believed 10
be some sort OF a record here.
The Tigers and Boston are
scheduled TO opcn fougamc
series today, with a single game
again tomorrow ana two games on
Sunday. II Will hc the first clash
OF the season between the. NO
teams.
Harold NeVhouScr. who was 60
haze pitched against tho Yankees
Is sun FIRST on The Tiger pitching
list. incidentally yesterday was
the left-handcr I'D birthday
Tex HughSon rs expected 10 be- or
the hill for the Red SON.
With war-uddlcd lineup from
which such stars as Ted Williams.
Dom DiMagEio and Arthur PcSky
are missing. the Red SuN present
a changed nine from iasl season
In left field Will be the veteran
Al Simmons. once "a Tiger and be-
fore that wIth The Athletics tnt
many years and later with the
White Son and Senators Despite
his years of service summons J,
reported IN fine phy condition
and Stlll able 90 hil the ball
Another old friend with the Red
- b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
N0VikOff Ends
His HoIdOut

-fes$=AAGH4 - sII=-y-=sl ; - p
Lou Noyikon settled ail phase,
Of his prolonged holdout against
the Chicago CUBS today and IN.
nounccd hc would leave by train
Immediately for Chicago
"My job from nuw on j. Ia
help those Cubs get out ef the
league cellar, % \oNlkoH am
nounccd. He waved "A Telegram
granting him pay retroactive 10
the start of the season final dis
putcd issue between tho big
right-handcd htter and the Cub
management
NoVkon said be would leave
Los Angeles by tram ar noon and
report 10 the Cubs office ~ Chi
Caco Tho compromise salary va,
10 bo $1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

NEW YORK. May - ms
Count Fleet. Kentucky Derby
winner. was an overwhelming
favoritc today 10 win tho $4,000
Withers Stakes al Belmont Park
tomorrow
Blue Swords. who earn q q
SOB 600 10y chasing the Count
home in Derby, the Wood and the
PreakncSS will not run IN the
Withors against him The Allen
r Simmons colt has not been
able In work out satisfactorily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Unbeaten Girls 10
Meets 1912 Champ

Wyandottc. undcfcated in De
trou Softball Association GIrl> play
viii meet Local 80 BombcrcttcS
Metropolitan champions, M tho
feature of twin-bIll program m
Mack Park tonight
The - :. A tournament for tho
serllCemcu' trophy vii bc 70.
summed with the sudden death
clash between Fruchauf and
Zenith Local 101 AZ 80 Last
nights games were postponed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

As-far ~ -Ve know >-ei,
LondeS and John Hcttchc stu
are in their tents. Whether they
are >ulkng or NOT. We can { say.
And whether or not We arc
gong 10 nave boxing IN Detroit
Is Sull IN the balance u scents.
Maybe the olympia match
maker and inc chairman OF the
Michigan Boxing. Commlss t0n
(Mo>srs Londe> and Hcttche-
respectively Viii got together
AZ tho TRANSPORTATION Binding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Mccoy Sends Bid

Dundee $ DIG about Wcltcr-
vcIchtS was of course, reference
10 LaMottas fights with Ray
,Sugarl Robinson Well, even
Dundee VIII admit that Robin
son is not ust another wcltcr-
weight. LaMotia found thai out.
s--zE;-l-i; =--=fzy.sss'' - :, if-i-4--'-
weight on hlS side
While Lon0cS Is mute on plans
r. ho has amy from NcW Norl,
comes a challenge from SCI
tYouuC KIDD Mccoy stationed
af Camp mitchell Long Island.
JIG would like TO meet LaNotla
in Detroit
MCCOY a former wcltcrWC.gh'.
8, cportcd 10 have gotten iai
on army food and rs uow closer
Go 70 midd'cWciEht and also in
good shape
He thinks hc can get tur-
Tough which VIII gEo au
enough time 10 train and fight
Ray Robinson and other boxer.
ia the arluv continue 90 WWp
out on tul0uEhs ard get i'm 81
scrau now and then
While NOT Iu thc army Bob
Montgomery was ahio 80 cu'
three weeks leave from ship
building company 81 Chester
Pa where ho is a blacksmith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
SPOR T S
Fighters Want to Fight Here; HoW
4B0Ht 1t, HT. H0HdeSs:2
By LEO MACOONELL

months ago and has pulled III
something Ike 100000 at the
gate. something like 100000 OF
which hc keeps tor himself after
Uncle sam takes his cut.
Jack is handled by a Syndi-
cate Of amateur Spor,Smon who
take nothing for their mana
gcrIal duties. They discovered
tho champion shining shoes at
Bobby Jones SWanky golf CiUb
In the South
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Slip Mddigdn Plans
To Run Race Meet

OAKLAND. Cal. May u CUP)
SLIP Madigan. who quit the grid
IRON after coaching the Galloping
GaelS of 81. Nary's into national
today planned 10
BRING the Golden Gate race track
our 6i insolvency II he can get
permission 10 operate n.
NadIgan Is application calls for
p 15-day meet beginning Aug. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Thrives Elsewhere

WbIc rhe fight game slipped
r--7.- m frr-rUrr, Tttc1' T
tnc comeback. IL goes mcrrliN
ou IN Cleveland Philadelphia.
Boston Los Angeles and other
hrg CCntcrS as Wcll as IN New
York Jimmy ElNIn> and Lloyd
Marshall have been matched for
date IN Cleveland. which viii
draw capacity crowd and
should bo splendid ight
Herman TAYLOR IS planning 10
ro0alCh. al Bunny Davis and
al Tribuari Tho larCr. like
Montgomery is g Philadelphia
boy HI boat DAVIS in the
Quaker City The other night
IL WAS a close match I'M which
Davis los 5000 he bct on him.
aii. losing 10 ou the referee
Vote 7trer The Two udecs failed
80 ACRE, w Nr.t'r' Henry
Armstrong rd Mako Shrur1
clash n Ph'iv next Nlu"'3t
night ~Hapo- mth oonl b 5.
fhaf rty
With 70 guarantees of St0r#
'0 N.'e Pep Eddie N"o'
Boston r.HuUirr 'HVd.1
'.iun.v.Hrt champions. hip
h.n between ~ui Iufa.u rI
'.a ier BRAVES F..t. jn, s.
H'a.u BOSTON boN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Crosby, Hope Match
Wits on Golf Links

PHILAD L l. p 1IIA, May =
ms Bing Crosby, grooming
star Of screen and radio and Bob
Hope. comedian. match wits and
golf strokes today in a charity, cX-
hlbltion al Llancrch Country Club
for the benefit Of the Navy League
Service Fund
Crosby viii pair with Harold
jug McSpadeD and Hopes part
ner VIII be- Big Ed Dudley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
EsEW0 Swords Deserts
Count i'm WiaERerS

Tho Counts only competition
should come from Slide Rule,
Suncap and Tip-Toc tho other
two possible entries m the famous
milo are not conceded a chance
of winning.
Vinccntive. regarded as a pos
Siblc starter in the race. was
ruled out by his owner W l..
Brann when he came in four
lengths behind Bill Sickle IN the
Lamplghicr Handicap yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

They have fought twice BaSora
winning one and sharing draw
IN the other.
II don't know why Mike
Capriano lLaMotta'S manager
keeps ducking Basora," Dundee
wrote. unless he is scared his
hoy will take another beating
But suppose that ~ long ~
he can keep Jake fighting wei
terWcightS he won't bother
with tough middleWcishtS like
my BaSOra.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Girls Net Meet Starts

Weather permitting first round
contests are on schedule today in
the annual Michigan Open tennis
tournament for girls
under ~ At kngSwood School
Cranbrook. Bloomfield Hills.
Meanwhile. matches deferred in
the Junior division, 1918, are up
for dL.nnsal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Beau Jack
Favored
NJ Ill dO =:

NEW YORK. May q When
the boxing lights come on again
in Madison Square Garden tonight
after an absence of seven weeks,
two Negroes Will fight Tor the
lightweight championship OF the
world for the first time IN modern
ring history
In that smokc-modulatcd patch
of ring light, champion Beau Jack.
ex-bootblack from Georgia, and
Bob Montgomery blackSmlth.S
helper in a Pennsylvania Shlpyard,
viii battle for pugilsn S richest
wartime crown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Gas Ban Stops Track

PROVIDENCE. r. J. May -
OUPl The OPA ban on nuncSscn-
tial driving viii prevent opening
Of the half-milc PaScoag horse
racing track scheduled for May
20. Gov j. Howard McGrath sand
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Dodgers Sell KimbdlI
To Pills for Cash

PHII.ADFLPHIA. May y
GNS) Newell w kimball. bIg
riEht-handcd pitcher who did o.
caslonal relief Jobs for The Dodg.
erS during tho past three seasons
today became the property Of the
Phillic>
Kimball. IS came 10 the Quak-
erS via a Straight cash tranSac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

or at h G
races.
But Wc,hayo
2 letter !Lnnl
Chris Dundee.
tho manager
Of Jose Ba-
SOra. VINO Is
very anxious
TO have his
Puerto RiCan
meet J a X c
LaNio tia IN
another bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
16 IN ROW

With Sgt. Joe Louis and other
headline heavyweightS IN service.
young Beau Jack riding a string
'of is straight victories Is the blG
money fighter of our day And be-
Us favored at lis 10 keep the
rings most coveted crown despite
the prowcSS of the Philadelphia
challenger
Jack. only -. is favored over
his more experienced 24-Ncar-o,d
opponent because of his speed and
lightning-fast jungle" reactions
But Philadelphia Bob is 50 we'll
supported and So highly regarded
that a near-capacity crowd OF
10000 and a gate Of 5000 is
expected.
Bob Montgomery tail long
Iarmed Negro must be back at
work in the Sun ShipbuldIng Co S
blacksmith shop Monday morning
win or lose. The yards are IN
Chester. Pa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
TRACK HEAVY

Indications were the track would
san be- very heavy for the open
ing program. \ hall dozen crews
OF Workmcn were stu making
fcvcrlSh efforts go put the big
racing plant In condition for the
big crowd Almost every one of
the 600 stalls IN the stables have
been allotted The Jockey quarters
arc crowded with Wallets preparing
The tack Of the 30 riders. headed
by Porter Roberts and Johnny
Adams. who Will do the horseback
ny during the meet
NutuclS manager George Lewis
assembled hlS key men for a final
conference pending the turning
over Of the ticket selling machines
tomorrow TO l25 women sellers.
FIRST women 10 be employed in
such capacity on any L. S. race
track.