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and an eagerness In her eyes that
struck Betsy with an unexpected
stab Of pity.
Hes right, Mrs. Edmonds, you
DO look beautiful" said Terry
firmly. "And it's not just because
I'm so grateful that you patched
up my William, either. You DO
look grand"
The others echoed her. Mrs. Ed
monds' hands dropped and she
looked about the group and said.
her voice not quite steady. But
how kind you all are"
Kind my aunt's feathered bon
metz protested Bill, almost bel
ligerently. You're the lady who's
kind. You're a pretty swell person,
Mrs. Edmonds. Thanks a million
for everything"
Il didn't like you when I FIRST
met you" Terry said huskily. like
an abashed child. II thought you
were making a pass at Bill"
Eye gods. brat-keep a civil
tongue in your head" protested
Bill, appalled, at the possibilities Of
what she might say.
But I don't understand-mak-
ing a pass at Bill?" protested Mrs.
Edmonds. 1t was obvious that she
did not understand Terrys slang.
II mean-well, l thought you
were flirting with him." admitted
Terry, ashamed, but determined to
clear away every possible barrier
Of pretense so that she and this
surprising woman could be friends
Mrs. Edmonds stared at the girl
and then al Bill. A blush crept up
beneath the faded makeup on Mrs.
Edmonds' face, and she said.
trifie breathlessly, But my dear
how very fattering! To think that
your nice Bill would flirt with an
an OLD lady!" There was some
thing almost gallant in the way she
spoke that hated and feared word
that, to such a woman as she was
had so ugly sound.
odd? Your" Bill promptly rose
to the bait and gave her the tribute
she craved, and which he felt her
gallant work Of the night so richly
deserved. why, Mrs. Edmonds,
how you DO talk Old? ! never
heard anything so silly"
She glowed a little at that, and
Betsy felt the sting Of tears In her
eyes. Why, the poor thing. thought
Betsy-she minds not being young!
She hates feeling herself older than
we are! She wants to be giddy and
gay-and it's too late!
II only hope" said Terry, de-
termined to make any possible
amends for anything she may have
thought or said against this worn-
an, that when I'm as old as you.
I can be as gracious and-and
charming and generally swell as
you are"
That's very sweet Of you, my
dear" said Mrs. Edmonds CRATE
fully.
Ito Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-07
Sports Calendar
TODAY
City League softbalf

Merchants VS.. United Stove at
Recreation.
American Radiator VS.. Trojan
Laundry at Prospect.
Motor State VS.. Willow Run at
Island Park.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-07
CHAPTER THIRTY


THERE WAS a warm glow
about Betsys heart as she and
Lucy went into the kitchen and set
briskly about the business Of max
ing coffee and sandwiches.
"Of course" said Betsy with a
cheerfulness. she was far from feel
ing, but which she felt she must
pretend for the sake Of the other
girl, "nobody's hungry. But just
the same, it'll give us all something
to do-pretending to eat. anyway"
Lucy put down the coffee canis-
ter with a little convulsive move
ment that made the kitchen table
rattle. She turned to Betsy with
her head up, her eyes bright, her
face pallid.
II thought the tropics were go
ing to be so beautiful" she said,
her voice shaking a little. I've
lived in New England all my life.
thought everything would be
oh, lush and beautiful and exotic
down here. But 1t isn't. There's
something hideous behind every
lovely thing. Those nasty little
garden snakes-'the housewife's
friend, Mrs. Edmonds calls them
If you please. because they eat
bugs and insects-hide behind flow.
ers in the garden. Yesterday
gathered a lot Of calendulas from
the bed in front OF the cottage, and
when put them In a vase on the
dining table, nasty big greer
worms as big as my little finger
crawled out Of the very center OF
them. The grasshoppers are so big
that they hide the blossoms on The
hibiscus-and when I struck at q
roach and 1t few, that was the last
straw I hate It! I'll trade hibiscu.
and water-hyaeinth and bougain'
villea for lilacs and apple blossom,
and violets any day."
Il can't say l blame you fol
that" admitted Betsy, remember
Ing the first giant grasshopper She
had seen. and the shock 1t had beer
when she realized that the thing
was so big that she could see thu
features Of its ugly face, and thai
1t was looking straight at her a.
though not quite sure whether t
leap AT her or away from her. I'm
so sorry things have been spoiled
for you"
Betsy, I'm a beast!" Lucy -aiC
quickly, ashamed. IT'S beautiful
here. Orwin and l won't ever forge
It Please forgive me for seeming
so ungrateful. It's Just that tonigh
has been-weil, a bit"
'Upsetting?" Betsy was buslly
spreading cottage cheese on salteC
crackers and opening a can o.
pineapple. Think nothing OF It
Lucy. 1t has been what you nigh
call 4 rather large evening"
The coffee was ready and Luc,
had filled tray with cups and sau
GERS. She put the coffee maker OF
It and went into the living room
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-07
City League in
Second Half of
Summer Season
Merchants to Play
Stovemen, Trojans
to Play Radiators

The City League softball season
enters its second phase this eve
ming as play in the last half OF the
split season commences. In opening
night contests the Merchants meet
United Stove at Recreation, Amer
lean Radiator clashes with Trojan
Laundry at Prospect and Motor
State encounters Willow Run at
Island Park.
Trojan Laundry, winner in the
first half, will probably find the
going much more difficult over the
home stretch. Both the Merchants
and United Stove have gained
strength in the past month OF com
petition.
Trojan will meet the champion
of the second half in city title
series late in August.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-07
Have Little to
Show For Trip,
Lose Four Tits
Win Opener Of Sunday
Double Header; Will
Play Boston Red Sox

Detroit, July 7-AP-Still stub
bornly hanging onto fifth place, the
Detroit Tigers rolled in from st.
Louis today more or less in the
role OF forgotten men" TO the local
fandom what with the All-Star game
commanding attention.
Having been rietimized thrice In
four games by the Browns. the
Tigers had little to show for their
brief trek from home and also
lacked any immediate prospect of
improving on their record since
they are idle until Thursday.
The Tigers, who face the heavy
hitting Boston Red Sox when the
campaign resumes. managed to sal
wage one OF the Brownie tits yes
terday by winning the opener OF a
doubleheader, TO 5.
They reverted to form, however.
by dropping the second. 5 TO 3. Since
Chicago beat Cleveland in a single
game, the Tigers fell game and a
half off the White Sox pace in
fourth place.
Leading subjects for the fans to
null over in the aftermath OF the
St. Louis series were these-that
young Boyd Perry started both
games at second base in place OF
Charley Gehringer and that Buck
Newsom appeared in both games.
Perry played the full nine innings
in the first game and in the second
also alternated with frankie Crouch
err and Eric McNair at shortstop.
He went out for a pinch hitter in
the eighth inning OF the nightcap
and Gehringer took over second
Newsom started the first game
and lasted only four innings. going
out for a pinch-hitter. He relieved
Dizzy Trout in the sixth frame of
the second game and in turn was re-
lieved by Harold Newhouser because
Of wildness.
Something better had been ex-
pected from Trout in view OF his
good work in beating Chicago in
his last start, but Dizzy was wild
and left with the Browns putting
on a two-run rally for the tying and
winning runs in the sixth.
A big fifth inning. good for six
runs. gave Detroit the opener and
staked Relief Pitcher AL Benton TO
his sixth victory against enc de
feat. Benton had relieved Schoolboy
Rowe. who had tried vainly to res
cue Newsem.
l. Except for allowing a base on
balls, Denny Galehouse OF st. Louis
had pitched perfect ball until the
fifth. He then gave Rudy York the
Tigers first hit single, and
walked Pinky Higgins. Billy Sulli.
van doubled York home and Gehr.
niger Walked.
Successive doubles by Perry and
Barney McCosky scored four more
John Kramer relieved Galehoufse
at this juncture and Rip Radcliffe
Immediately singled home the sixth
run.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-07
Americana Rife Today
in Modern Army Camps

CAMP BEAUREGARD. La.-UP
Modern Army camps, where jit.
terbugs have been slowed down 10
march tempo and where conversa-
ton often is referred TO as 1--WE
talk. have made the following lin
guistic additions to Americana:
Take a tip from a blip who is
hip" means TO accept a suggestion
from an informed source.
Beat the socks is the 1--WE man
ner Of saying exhausted.
I'll plant you now and dig you
later" means simply I'll say good
bye now and see you later.
A chicken dinner" is a pretty
girl.
"a flat" Is a dollar bill.
Beating up your gums Is talk.
ing too much.