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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-14
Ven Dyke Gains
End Ploes; Ufjee.
New Haven Win

Mount Clemens Z. Armada =
Van Dyke u, Rossvills J
Utica IL, New Baltimore =
New Haven .. Warren 3
(forfeit)
OARMADA-Riding high, with
Q playoff berth locked into tleiR
duffer bag, Ed "Mooser M0oE0s1
Mount Clemens DairyIneu addn3
another victory to their belt hoxe 4
yesterday with . 80 dsci1loo
over Armada.
Billy Cent? achieved the shut
out to chalk up his seventh VIZ
tory of the season md give IL
Dairy its ninth win against two
setbacks.
Cent? set down Armada with
only four hits and tanned -
even dozen. His mates reacl,o4
Thimm, Armada chucker, for ~
safeties. Thin1m tanned aigilt
batters. Cent? gave up one h.
ride and Thimm two.
Bud Moore, Arnie Hellner.
and Russ Dubay paced tn Ool1Y
attack with two hits IN tlR0o
official trips 70 the plate Two
baggers were collected by HALL
ner, Kent, and Cramef.
Mount Clemens scoced oneo e
the fourth and three times ri 4
the eighth. Willie My md n.
Smith contributed % TIN SCORING
with tim ely sacrifices, I1vo
stolen bases also aidsd The Iocal
cause. 81
VAN DYKE NOW 0ECOlgD
ROSEVILLE - Ven Dyka x
gained an undisputod ho1d o
second place IN ne l1nc u
county loop yesterdaU ~ de1eo
ing Rosevilla, l0-4 M S; ;1
Joe Okros wa1 ~ Wlnn1
twirler. Okros onve ~ A TN y
and tanned 40 Hooovjlle ~ 4
Wally RuN6 qnd Efonk \
did the chuckine ~ uo6oV{ II
and gave up : tokal O. ~ M
Pete Nimmes1hina raeG4 Y
Van Dyke attack With 1onr 1
les in five official tries. q
Van Dyke sls 80 ~ Is ~
Ressville ele 80 49, 4 ~ y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-14
CLINICAL DEPT.

The medieos who check
Cd up Dykes
Found no olormins
symptoms there.
They wouldn't even
opsrote
To chose the umpires
from his hair.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-14
THE WEEKS WASH

Joe Cronin's new son will be
named Mike . HEIDI Stenuf,
skoting stor Of the new edition
Of "it happens on ice" open
ing tomorrow night. hos be-
come an American citizen. In
cidentoIIy, Sonic Henie Top
ping, one Of the shows bock-
ers, wos the one who nosed out
Miss Stenuf for the European
skotino crown -. The New
York WorId-TeIeerom's star
of-the- week is one Theodore
Williams. and If you don't
think so. just put on the Ounce
cap ond 90 stand in the corner
-. Believe it or not, the Ath-
letics ore outdrowine the Cubs
=. Not FIeischer, editor Of
THE Ring" will referee the
Moxie Beroer-Dove CostiIloux
Conodion weIterweioht title 90
at Montreal July u -. Add
monopoIies: the Crestmont.
N. j.. golf club is q fomiIy of-
foir with Mrs. Danny Williams
the women's chomp; her hubby
the club pro. and young Danny
the junior champ.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-14
THE MEMPHIS FRONT
A psoesful doy for Gen.

oT0u LOCI
There was no you hoo
hoeins.
But perhops il he had
cooked an eor
He'd have hsord some
boo boo-booino.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

his chair and stepped behind the
table.
Don't start any Of your She
nanigans, either" he said.
I'm staying here till twelve"
stated the girl. Il know I'm q
fool. know Marks never could
turn up the sort of stuff he's
talking about. Even with black
mail he couldn't do anything as
big as that: but I've made up
my mind to stick it out and see
If the guy comes"
You're rather foolish, Red,
said Lyle Greeor.
81 dunno" she answered.
think he wasn't making 1t up
You're wrong" said Lyle
Gregor's weary voice. He's drop
ped into the gutter so far that
he'd tell any sort of a lie just
for the sake of another weeks
board. There's nothing in his
yarn. The big boy never will turn
up here"
"Oh. wise guy!" said Marks
through his teeth.
II dunno" repeated Red. But
there's a kind of a something
about him when he talks about
this Cabot. There's a kind of
scare in him when he talks about
this CADET. That's what makes
me think"
Throw that street beggar a
quarter and tell him TO shut up
his crazy violin" snapped Marks.
'All right, brother" said Red
Just give me the quarter
You'd think that he wouldn't
want to hurt his own ears so
much, wouldn't you ?" whined
Marks. Pull down the window,
kid"
NO. l like the air. And | like
the music, too. better than your
gable, Marks"
Say, how some guy is gunna
trim you like a wick" said
Marks, seating himself again.
Yeah. I'm waiting for the
guy" said Red.
She added. hanging over the
window-sill: who d'you think
has just turned the corner? That
high-powered dick. Blaine
Lyle and Marks jerked to their
feet.
Copyright. f9ii. r, America WsrsIy. Inc
Al K.hts ReSsf1,d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

On fifteen dollars a week, how
could II"
do you think you need furs
and all this? No, but you've got
to change some of your ways.
The English have done a terri
BILE thing, Julia. They've started
a legend that all good servants
are carved out of wood. If you
were to forget all that and start
smiling :"
II am not an actress, signore."
Il think you are. That smile
will do very well, for instance.
Don't save 1t for the kitchen. Let
them see it in the hall. The young
fellows around here need that
smile. It'll go scatter up the
spine of every man of them"
How could they look at me?
However could they so much as
meet me?"
That's one of the little mir
acies that happens so easily in
this country. But just make sure
that it never happens at night"
Il understand Must | run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

air softly. frightened by the
sound of her own voice but de-
lighted:
The day commences when 1t
closes
One moment only remains before
the night
Brief as The space between two
happy hands
Two happy hands that press to-
gether in prayer
Already granted, and already
given.
Turn to me once again. Let one
more word be spoken.
Now the day ends and / shall
keep the night
With all its jewels warm against
my heart"
A S she began to sing, he took
~ her in his arms and started
the dance in a slow rhythm. with
small steps that would not take
her breath. When the song ended,
he faced her toward a mirror.
"You dance like an angel. and
you sing like bird" said Cabot.
IF you doubt it, there's the
mirror to say it all over again"
She put up hand to her face.
laughing. preventing herself
from seeing.
But the mirror, being an
Annesley mirror" he went on,
would crack if it had to say
how much more beautiful you
are than anything that ever
walked into Annesley house be-
fore"
you must not be so flattering
to me. signore."
"As a matter of fact, Julia, do
you know when you looked much
more beautiful than you do
now?"
Tell me, signore can't
look at you yet. I have to be
woman and a fool little longer
But tell me when you liked
me better"
I'm your housemaid's uniform.
carrying me up thesstairs."
II could not carry you"
Carrying me up the stairs and
stretching me out in my room
and taking care of me. My heart
still jumps when think of that"
"Signore, you speak almost as
though / were one of your own
people,"
You're worth ten of them If
you'll only let yourself shine"
How should 1 shine, signore?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

like the tops of illumined foun-
tains.
Not all of them! Not all of
them" begged Julia. It's too
much"
They're not making noise"
said Cabot. And this is where
you were going. isn't it,"
.eIIew- did you know ? asked
Julia
Sing" said Cabot. do you
know ?"
He began TO sing: I'll giorno
commince quando 10 chiude ."
The tune frightened first in
her eyes. Then she took up the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
CONTINUED from Page l5)

that understands everything"
said Julia. Emotion drew her
closer 10 him She ventured a
tentative smile.
Come in here where the mir
rors can have look at you"
sssitI he, and taking her-arTT1 ted
the way into the ballroom Ma
poleon could have been at home
IN the great chamber, even with
out his capital IN. " II was so fun
Of flash and gliding He turned
on switch after switch until the
great chandeliers were blazing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

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They contain no soda or other free
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

now, for fear Miss Ruth may
have heard, or guessed, or
dreamed something? keep
thinking that 1 hear her COM
ing"
You'd better run"
iIiFthe door.
And all these things-I don't
need them"
No more than a cat needs 4
lantern"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Here's a BEAUTY BARGAIN"

Here's q BEAUTY BARGAIN" every
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Treat yourself to this luxurious Ponds
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Ito Be Continued Next Week.

The events and characters
depicted in this serial are
fictitious and any apparent
similarity to actual persons
living or dead is merely
coincidence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Startling New Way 70 Relieve
ACID INDIGESTION

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YOU don't take time TO chew your
food-and then there's trouble! TEN.
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Next time you bolt your food and
suffer the discomiorts of heartburn,
acid Indigestion, sour stomach or
gas lest" chew a "JEsT" or two
You'll be amazed how quickly
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bring you relief! You'll be astonished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

one w one. llulltu SHUT TIC HtdNJ
door of the safe, and turned the
key in it.
XXIH.
EVEN the rug in the living
- room of Lyle Gregor close TO
the East River showed the eff
feet of time unpieasantiy. GregOr
himself was worn not only at
the fringes of his being but even
in the central pattern. When he
got into a top hatRnd went down
the street with his walking stick.
he still made a formidable and
intriguing figure at little dis
lance, but at close range too
much of his past was visible.
That door which it is our care
TO keep bolted, had swung ajar
and even a child could look
through his eyes into the dilapi-
dated soul within. Marks. sitting
across the table from him. in
stead Of cutting the pack of
cards with which they were play
ing. pushed the deck suddenly
away, looked into the guilty face
of Gregor. and turned to the girl
who sat at the window with her
elbows on the sill.
Come and deal for us, Red"
he said.
What's the NATTER" she
asked Is Papa Lyle running up
the pack on you again ?"
That's it," agreed Marks.
Gregor with a weary gesture
toward the ceiling begged the flu
ture. or fate, or some other in
visible witness to take note not
of his innocence, but of his
wearinesss.
IT'S such bum job" said Red.
IF he could run 'em up with two
crimps in the pack. it'd be some
thing like. It's sort of a pleas
IRE to sit in with a real crook,
Papa Lyle"
All, we'll" said Lyle Gregor,
at last the old hon must hunt
with the jackals."
Yeah -? asked Marks. when
were you a lion? When Ed Wat
tross was working with you2.
You were only a front for him.
Only a dirty front. When you
teamed with Spin Lafferty, it
was because Spin was getting old
and careless. Who else did you
ever work with that was worth
talking about, you ham-fat bum?
You make me sick"
Shut up, Marks, will you 2"
said the girl, yawning.
Why should l shut up" de-
manded Marks with heat.
Because you're a skunk" she
stated.
, Go on home, then. Don't stay.
Go on home" said Marks. I'VE
don't want you. We don't ask
you to stay!"
1T is MY home" said Gregor
with a faint dignity. Let her
be-"
The devil with you. and your
home" said Marks. II won't take
any lip from a little red-headed
trollop like that"
She turned her head and
looked at him. Marks got out of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

Cabot Had Slipped a Handful Of Gems
From the Safe Into His Pocket When He
Heard football on the Stairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

She laughed.
"Signore, how much / admire
you and thank you"
He went back TO the study,
took the jewels out of his pocket,
and started to put them back
into the trays, but some invisi-
bic shadow'from the mind crossed
his face and kept him from re-
storing what he had stolen. In
stead. he closed the steel drawers
one by one. pulled shut the heavy
door of the safe, and turned the
key in il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16

You're worth ten of them If
you'll only let yourself shine"
How should 1 shine, signore ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Alpha Chi
Girls Plan
Gay Party

BIRMINGHAM COMMUNITY
HOUSE will be especially gay
the night of November IS when
Alpha Chi girls and their
dates" takeover for the evening.
Busily engaged in making ar
rangements for this dancing
party are such north-enders rs
the Misses Marjorie Wagner,
Elaine Wallace, Lucille Johnson.
Norma Ranks. Grace Perdo and
Doris AlmaS.
MRS. KATHLEEN SNOW
STRINGER is giving an infor-
NAL dinner at her apartments
in The Pasadena. Friday eve
ming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Plan Motor Trip
To Princeton

MR. AND MRS. EDWARD ].
POSSELIUS win leave tonor-
row by motor to spend the week
end with their son, Edward j.
Jr., q student at Princeton Uni-
versity. They win be joined In
Princeton by their daughter,
Miss Jean. who has been IN
Washington. ID. c., since last
Sunday. and they will all return
home together on Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Mrs. Fisher
Plans Luncheon

MRS. WILLIAM A. FISHER
has issued invitations to a large
luncheon, to be given ON Thurs
day, October 80, at / O'Clock ut
her pafatial residence in Weiles-
lev drive, Palmer Woods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
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| III WIZ" cA

IT,
THE CHARLES W HUSBAND family had scarcely packed
away ule orange blossoms daughter Hidred
who married Glenn Earl Corbet last September)....
When
4. Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Husband were hosts
dinner their home TO announce the engagement of their
To Charles Girardm Thorn. Mr.. and Mrs. George
H Thorn of Normandy
\ November ~ Chosen as Wedding Date
TT WAS family dinner party.
With besides the asnced pair and their parents the
Glenn Corbes who couldn't possibly miss the engagement
party of Mrs Cs very twin.
Roberta studied the Erskne School in Boston and
the Katharine Gibbs School. 49,.
Although this engagement party had Of the usual
surprise element about Roberta Chuck did wait
until that time
They had chosen November % as their wedding date.
Junior Christ Child Society Plans Party
JUNIOR CHRIST CHILD SOCIETY working overtime
with plans for the annual party Detroit Golf Club
on November g..
Mrs Richard A. Green is general chairman you know .
Mrs William r. Connolly Jr prizes Mrs William y.
Mcdonnell reservations Mrs. Joseph Walker cards
sisted by Mrs Sanford Haly
Mrs Jack Gordon. invitations Barbara Fox, ushers
Dorothy ODonnen cigaret girls and Mrs. y. W. Sorenson
patrons.
First Of Symphony's Afternoon Concerts
THIS PRIDAY... win see the first of the Symphonys
afternoon concerts. IN Masonic Auditorium.
Charmingy preceded by regular luneh for
which Mrs Alfred H. Whitaker is chairman this time
The luncheon takes place at 1870 and
xatons be made at the office the Symphony Society
Patrons for the initial luncheon include:
Mrs. Fred 7. Murphy. Mrs Frank w. Goldie Mrs
julius H. Haass and Mrs John stoushton Newberry
Shoot the Works Group Buys Own Lunch
DIDJUNO:
That the Shoot the Works committee bought its own
lunch the Detroit Club for the first promised very
committee meetings be held planning the gala cabaret
Hotel Statler, November NJ.
Mrs. Thatcher Rea to Be Hostess at Tea
MRS. THATCHER REA of Longfellow
Has invited few of friends. :. for tea =. m her
home.
To meet her guest Mrs. Donald Matheson of Grand
Rapids
Will be her sisters-n-law
Mrs. Crawford Frost IT,. and Mrs. David R.
Balentine
Colony Town Club Holds Hobby Show
IF ANY Colony Town Club member. who approached
her club yesterday. doubt what going
there. the little wooden horses lined up
would have enlightened her..
For 1t the day of the annual Hobby Show. and
stream OF smart ladies. arrived constantly luncheon
to dinner. to admire the of their
members.
And treasures they in very truth -.
Mrs. Carl Huyette -. displayed with great pride
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

First and foremost for Fall :. iiodis-
pensabIe suede! II wouldn't seem Fall at
all without the rich, ravishioq hind of
suedes you'll find in kern's new Red
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Colony Town Club Holds Hobby Show

CONTINUED on Page 25l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

Shoot the Works Group Buys Own Lunch

DIDJUNO:
That the Shoot the Works committee bought its own
lunch at the Detroit Club for the first of promised
committee meetings be held planning the gala cabaret
Hotel Statler November M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

MRS. THATCHER REA of LongfeIlow
Has invited a few of her friends for her
home
To meet her guest. Mrs. Donald Matheson of Grand
Rapids.
Assisting Mrs. Rea at the tea table. -.
Will be sisters-in-law.
Mrs. Crawford Frost IT,. and Mrs. David R.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-10
BY BURTON BENJAMIN

hen be a whizz," grunted Dugan. 'Right now, he's young. Isn't as smart as Laird"
 Wonder where that bird is" muttered Lester, squeezing on a shoe. You don't suppose that Stevens dame
 q don't suppose anything, 1" Dugan said quietly. 'T'll have a talk with him when he comes around"
 Anne was at the door of the Deli, house that night. Any news?" she asked Landers eagerly.
 Nope" he said quietly, mot a word. The guys done fadeout. If he doesn't show tomorrow Dugan1l probably call the police"
 Fraternity row was beginning the evening hegira to the Delt house. The room grew noisy and crowded as campus slnoothies called for their cates. Some headed for an evening at the li- brary, others for a night of juke box jiterbugging. A few set of for the movies.
 Lets get out of here, Anne, ]" said Landers above the bedlam. T want to talk to you"
 She nodded, slipped on loose covert coat, and they pushed their way through the crowd. People stared at them and one girl whis- pered too loudly: "ThatIl teach Pete Laird to give her the airl" They hurried out into the street.
 It was one of those nights - beautifully crisp, 8 sky full of stars and pumpkin moon. Buoy ant, Anne took deep breath of the cool air. "Let's go down to the island, George" she said al- most gaily. Its a perfect nightI"
 Fine" he grinned, "just what I hoped you'd say"
 He slipped his arm into hers and they walked briskly down the quiet streets. Neither spoke: each was buried in thought. Anne wondered about Pete. Had one short week changed everything? Landers thought of the girl who walked beside him. He had loved her for three years, never saying word to anyone, always standing by for Laird. And Landers was too realistic to relish the role. He scorned the platonic, the good old George" the nobility of step- ping aside and being good pal.
 
 "Good-old-pal" - 1t infuriated himl Unconsciously he prodded him. self. "Now's your chance, George. He doesn't care about her any more. You've waited long enough. Tell her, George, Tell her while you've got the chance"
 He clasped her hand tightly, and she looked up and smiled. We're almost there," she said They were crossing the bridge over the railroad tracks. Beyond them, bathed in moonlight, lay the island - scene of college TO- mances from time immemorial A little stream played around it and the trees waltzed lightly In a freshening wind.
 They sat down on the bench under the old oak. Neither spoke. Finally Anne broke the silence.
 "Why so quiet, George?' she asked.
 Just thinking" he answered quietly. Been doing Q lot of thinking"
 About Peter"
 "Nol' He stood up and fairly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-10
LOUISE GRANGER
 ADDRESSES GROUP
"Americanese" Subject of Talk; Aid Society Meet-
 ing Today

Naugatuck, Nov. 10-Miss Louise Grainger, local high school teacher, addressed the Young Peoples Eel lowship of the Congregational church last night at a meeting in the parish house. Her subject was, "Americanese".
 The Aid society of the church met this faternoon to do special Red Cross sewing. Officers and teachers of the Church school and members of the committee on religious edu- cation will meet Wednesday and q supper will be served at 6 p. m. by Circle B of the Aid society with discussion period following.
 Circle A of the Aid society will meet at 2 p. m. Wednesday for des- sert bridge with Mrs. Fred Abele and Mrs. F. Leslie Howard as hostesses. The girls junior choir will rehearse at 3:30 p. m. Wednes- day; the adult choir at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday; and the chapel choir at 4:30 p. m. Thursday, with the boys choir meeting at 2:30 p. m. Thurs day.
 Troop 3, Boy Scouts, will convene at 7:30 D. m. Thursday and Troop 57, Girl Scouts, will meet at 3:3O p. m. Friday.