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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-19
NEW BOOKS

New books at Public Library q,
clude: The Drum Goes Dead. Bees
streeter Aldrich; Orphan Ann. II
G. Bailey; Native American. Ray
stannard Baker: Faith Is the Ansv.
err. Smiley Blanton and Norman
Peale: I'll Eat You Last. H. c.
Branson: No Life ar Lady. Ar
mes Cleveland; ssurder Az liberty
Hall. Alan Clutton-Brock: Golden
Yesterdays. Margaret Deland:
wakeneld's Course. Mazo De La
Roche: Barrie. The Story OF J. N.
b., Mackail Dennis: Saratoga
Trunk. Edna Ferber; The Missing
Chancellor, J. 8. Fletcher; Sea Fog,
~, s. Fletcher; Strange Case Of
Mr.. Henry Merchment. j. 8,
Fletcher; Shake Hands With the
Dragon. Carl Click.
Inside Latin America. John Gun
Their; Destiny Has Eight Eyes,
willard A. Hanna; 4 thousand
Shall Fall, Habe Hans: Pattern OF
Conquest. Joseph c. Harsch: The
Cap OF Youth. Naomi Jacob: The
Fort. Storm jameson; Marriage II
a Private AFFAIR. Judith Kelly: The
Men Around Churchill. Rene
Krans; Reveiile In washington.
Margaret Leach; Country school,
marin. Della T. Lutes. y
Above Suspicion, Hslen Mao
hines: Best Plays g 1ot0-4l. Burn
Mantle: Strictly Personal, Somers
set Vaughan: The White Cliffs.
Alice Duer Miller; You Can't Do
Business with Hitler, Douglas MIL
Ter; The Empty Room. Charles
Morgan; The venables, Kathleen
Norris; Botany Bay. Charles Nord-
hon. James Hall Hall.
Big Family. Bellamy Partrs: The
Road Of q Naturalist, Donald Pea
tie: TWO Ends to Our Shoe String.
Kathrine Pinkerton; Now yoyagsrs
Olive Virgins Prouty; Murder,
Must Advertise and Hangmsn's
Holiday. Dorothy Sayers: Berlin
Diary. william L. shirsr.
Soap Behind the Ears, CorneliA
Otis skinner; The Sun in NY I'M
doing. Marguerite Steen: Good
Night Harrison Sleeves: That Day
Alone, Pierre Van Parren; Man's
Courage. Joseph vogel: Blind
Mans House, Hugh Walpole: Be.
tween Acts. Virginia woolf: Brazil
Land Of the Future. Steam zweig.
New Juvenile books are: Peter
Churchmouse. Mrs. Margot Aup.
tin; Beneath the Waiting Moon,
Romilly Cavan; shsw cf the 81,
Arthur Bowie Christman: Nothing
at ALI. Wanda Gag: Introduction
to Television. Hylandsr and Hard
ing: Sabina. Elizabeth Howard;
Courage Over the Andes, Frederic
Hummer; Mystery 1t Penmarth.
Ruth Manning-sanders; A House
for Elizabeth. Dean Marshall, Ben
jamin Franklin. Enid Meadoweroet:
Tag4long Tooloo, Frances Clark
Sayers; The Missing Hall. An
gusta Seaman; Tumbledown Dlckns
Howard Spring; Captain Kldd's
Cow, Phil Strong; The Polar Bear
Twins. Jane Tompkins; Judy Of
the Islands, Armine Won !Tompski:
A Mystery Ut the Black Cat. Ida
wadsworth; A Little House on the
Prairie. Laura Ingalls, wilder.
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News From The Normal Campus
Activities of General Interest Concerning
Faculty Members And Students

gan State Normal College present
ed their first concert Of the year
Tuesday afternoon In the Fred
Green ballroom OF Charles McKen-
ny Hall. The Choristers are q
group Of students ON campus who
like to sing and join together for
that purpose. The excellent con-
cert was under the direction Of
this years leader, Melvin Giles. Up
SLANT.
The Choristers began the pro-
gram with "Sleepers Wake!",
Bach. and Drink to Ne Only With
Thine Eyes, an English folk song.
arranged by Cole.
A trio played two selections. II
included: Miss Marie Turner, Up
SLANT. pianist; Miss Eleanor
Stoltz. Ypsilanti, violinist; and
Miss Sarah Knox. Morenci. cellist.
They played the Andante Move
ment from Trio In d Minor, Opus
40. Mendelssohn; and ''Malaguena" /,
Lecuona.
The Choristers returned to sing
"Kasmiri Song, Finder, and The
Green Cathedral, Hahn.
George Birch, Muskegon, . men,
Der Of the group, played his own
piano arrangements of "In the
Cleaning" and MY Silent Love-.
The Choristers then turned to
more popular ballads as they sang
jerome Kern's THE Way You
Look Tonight" and Duke Filing
toms Sophisticated Lady,
The closing selection was HON
Ing, Del Riego.
Miss Frances McCutcheon, Flint,
accompanist for the Chsristers,
was introduced by Mr.. Giles.
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ROMAN WEDDING
TYPES ENACTED

Skits illustrating a Roman we'd
ding highlighted the program Of
the Latin Club when members met
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Miss Clara Allison.
The first skit showed the be-
trothal. The second represented a
wedding ceremony Of the better
class. The third dramatization de-
picted another type of marriage
ceremony. and the last showed q
wedding procession.
In the second skit, the bride was
colorfully dressed in a long white
tunic and red veil. She wore flow
ers In her hair. The groom wore q
toga. The wedding procession
showed the couple leaving the
brides home to enter her hus-
bands. There the bride was well
coined and given torch by the
groom with which she Lit a fire in
the hearth.
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ASSOCIATION To
CONDUCT PARTY

When the Association Of Child
hood Education met Tuesday eve
ming in Starkweather Hall, mem
bers planned . Christmas party
they will give for underprivileged
children In Ypsilanu Dec. Is al
2 p. m. in Starkweather Hall.
An enjoyable social hour was di
rected by Miss Edwina Mater. Nc
Gregor, program chairman for the
club.
Delicious refreshments OF cider
and doughnuts were served.
The Association will hold their
next meeting Dec. Q.
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SOLUTIONS FOR
PROBLEMS GIVEN

At the freshman women's assemb-
ly Tuesday in ballroom OF Charles
McKenny Hall, Dean OF Women Su-
san B. Hill told the "frosh" various
problems and offered solutions.
Several excellent musical selec-
lions were heard. Miss Marilynn
Sternberg, oxford. played . piano
solo. Miss Charlotte Macmillan,
Garden City, sang two selections.
A group Of freshman girls pre-
sented a skit showing the best
ways one may form friendships.
Miss Joyce johnson, Pontiac,
president OF the first year women,
presided.
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Canton
Center
BOOK CLUB MEETS

Canton Center, Mich. Nov. 10
Cherry Hill Book Club met last
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Philip McNulty. The club leader.
Miss Anne Harrington. Wayne
County librarian. gave q fine review
of the book From Many Lands" by
Louis Adamic. At future meetings
the group will make study Of the
foreign groups in Detroit.
Mrs. Walter Wilkie, newly elect
ed chairman for the coming year.
named Mrs. Edward Hauk, Mrs.
Paul Simons, Mrs. Frank Waldeck.
er as the committee TO plan the
Christmas party to be held at the
home of Mrs. Elan Meyer, We'd
nesday, Dec. II.
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WRITTEN RELEASED BY CENTRAL PsEss ASSOCIATION

race? want to run along anu
change before the others get here"
A yellow taxicab sounded a long
blast on its horn and Halle stopped
in her tracks. Eric, lookl The
towns only taxi! No ones ever
been known to use It It must be
someone looking for Dad"
Eric was lighting a cigaret, hold
ing 1t to the match In HaIlie's hand.
"T'll 60 :" she said.
"Just q minute" Eric's hand de-
tanned her. He threw away his
cigaret. Something In his tone drew
Hallie's eyes and they followed his
glance to the girl getting out Of the
taxicab.
She was q very pretty girl. That
was what Halle saw ut first
through the eyes Of her heart,
which was well aware Of something
different In Eric's tone and gesture.
Very pretty, indeed, with giisten-
ing dark hair that fell to her shout
ders under q wide brimmed flower
laden leghorn hat The hat and the
cheap little ruined organdis dress,
which reminded Halle instantly Of
the costumes worn In the chorus of
a musical comedy where the scene
Is ~the terrace Of q fashionable
Long Island country estate" Ia
beled its wearer q stranger to any
Of the people that Halle knew.
She was taking coin from q
not-too-clean white purse when
Halle and Eric reached the top Of
the steps.
How do you DO" Halle said.
The girl turned then and saw
them. How do you do" she said
formally. looking past Halle to the
boy. saying. We'll. this is a sur
prise! ] thought you'd still be In
bed"
There was q little pause and then
Eric said, "Oh, no, I'm up and
about, and forgetting my manners,
a. usual. Halle, this II Miss Sher-
man Sheila, Miss Singleton,
my hostess
-Hostess?" MISS shernan said.
PLEASED to meet you" She took
on Q ruined white net glove and
gave her hand to Halle. Hope I
didn't intrude on anything
Not at ALL" Halle said pleas
sntly.
7 just came TO pay . sick call
to an old friend"
That was very nice of you, Miss
sherman I'm glad you came to-
day. I want Eric to have his
friends here. and now you can
meet some Of mins. we'rs Just
about TO have tea .. cold tea
because we've been having some
strenuous tennis.-
-AwfuIly nice Of you, I'm surs,-
the other girl said But maybe II
you're having q party should have
kept my taxi I would have, only I
thought that Eric would be Riad 70
have me and ask me to stay
Erie does want you to stay. I'm
AFRAID he's . little shy about hav-
Ing guests here yet I don't think
we've made him fssi completely At
The dark sirf's syss were On
Erie. Il think you have she said.
Hsihs turned 70 him. -Eria taxa
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klAss SnelAlAn uoWn to the others
and I'll Join you as soon as I've
changed" She hurried away with
q set little smile and she heard
the girl say. We'll, what have you
got to say for yourself? Haven't
they got any telephones In this
mansion?"
Showering hurriedly. slipping
into q crisp linen dress, Halle was
thinking Of the mussed ruf1es, the
heavy mascara, the bows on the
other girls shoes, trying to crowd
out the implication of those last
words she had overheard. And re-
membering all the time how anx-
ious Eric had been for her not to
60 to get his things at the board
Ing house. He had been apprehen-
sive, she knew now, that she might
meet Sheila Sherman. Because
Sheila was important to him In
some way, else Halle would not
have been aware Of what that mo-
rnent on the terrace meant to him
when he threw away his unsmoked
cigaret. He did not want the two
girls to meet
She brushed her hair, powdered
her nose and then, with q new dis
taste for npstick. put down the one
she had picked up and went down
to join her quests.
Harriet Mabee and Ed Hartford
and Nell and Tommy Wooley had
come. They were all sitting on the
lawn and Toby Fennell had them In
gales Of laughter with some MINI
tcry. Miss Sherman had removed
her hat and gloves, and she alone
was not laughing. Her eyes were
fixed on Eric Adams.
Hello. everybody Halle greet
ed them Il see you all know each
other. /. Surely you didn't wait
for met Louise. will you give me
q cold drinkf And Miss Sher-
man wants q light, somebody"
Three people struck matches for
Miss Sherman. who said gracious
~, "Oh, don't mind me. Tn Just IN
accidental addition to this party"
Toby Fennell reached her sids In
three strides and. putting his arm
about her shoulders. gave them Q
little squeeze. -She's mad about me,
folks. Aren't you, dearf And lint
that why you trailed me hersf
Can't let me out Of her sight for Q
minute" For . moment his syss
crossed the space to where Louise
Witherspoon, whom he'd met only
three hours before, stood.
Mad about your sheila Cher
man said, and she gave him . stare
that was genuinely wide-eyed.
"And we've been keeping him
from you" Halle said, never look
ing at Eric. He really tried to get
away. Miss Sherman. He said be
had . rehearsal at I've"
And % have" Toby said
promptly. But thought I'd b
half an hour late. And times up.
Come. darling. we've got ID. go.s
He caught sheila's hand
sheila said, Thanks for To hos
pitsiity. Miss Singleton" Her
glance swept tn HttIs group ana
fingered On nra Tn b sssing
you.-
Srs - cssssssssl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-19
CHAPTER FOUR

HALLE SWUNG her racquet
with a sharp undercut-and missed.
''Toby's game" Louise Wither-
spoon called from the bench beside
the tennis court. who's going to
take me on?"
Toby" Halle answered, drop
ping little breathlessly beside her
friend. The mans q demon, Lou.
He could beat the whole Davis
team singie-handed. I'm going up
TO see about some cool drinks. Har-
riet and Ed and the wooleys will be
here any minute and they've been
promised food"
Come on, Louise" the tall
young giant named Toby Fennell
called I've just time for one more
set"
Toby Can't you stay and meet
my friends? ?"
Toby shook his head sadly. Got
q rehearsal at I'VE, Miss Halle"
Toby takes his career seriously.
! forgot to tell you that" It was
Eric who spoke. He'd been watch
ing the tennis from the terrace, but
now he came down to Join them.
There are q lot Of things you
didn't tell me about your friend"
Halle said when they were out Of
ear-shot Of the other two.
what, for instance 2"
That he's tremendously likeable
and that he plays the best game
of tennis I've seen around these
parts. We must have him often. Or
any Of your other friends from the
company. After all. this b your
house now. Eric
why are you 90 anxious to meet
my friends, Hallie?"
Halle said. Il hadn't thought
about It, only only thought
you might feel well, you have
20 much In common with them that
II might make II less lonely for
you. After all. you care about the
theater. and our family can't do
much about keeping you In touch
I don't want II to Be dun for you"
-Dullf Here ?" Eric stopped for
q moment on the steps and let his
glance encompass the house and
garden and linger At last on her.
face. -NeverI These two weeks
have been pretty nne. Your Dad
has made me feel like one Of the
family and :"
That's because you play chess
and let him win
And you have been wen,
something ! can't put into words.
] Just never knew any girl could
be a. sweet You pampsr me and I
love IT.
Maybe I Ike II, too Eric WIN
you ask Susan 10 bring Iced tea
and sandwiches 10 the east tar
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Rites for Mrs. Green

Mr.. and Mrs. George Travis at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Lovenda
Green at Schrader's Funeral Home
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Green, the
former Augusta Doletzka, was a
sister of Mrs. Travis. She passed
away Wednesday. Nov. ~, at the
age of SO years at University Hos
pital, Ann Arbor, after a long ILL
ness.
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TEAM FOR BUFFALO

Five Michigan Normal cross
country. men left here today for
Buffalo. N. Y, to compete in the
annual Buffalo Y.M.C.A. five-mile
road race Thanksgiving Day. The
group included Bob Allen, Art
Willis, Bob Brennan, Harold Flynn
and Bill Kelly. They win compete
unattached.
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NO REDUCTION YET

Lansing, Mich, Nov. 19-INS-
Insurance Commissioner Eugene
p. Berry said today that Detroit
and other Michigan cities cannot
hope for q reduction In fire insur-
ance rates before. next March or
Anril.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-19

Characters and the students tax
ing the parts were: groom. Charles
Reule. Manchester; bride. Miss
Bette Graves. Deford; brides
father. Richard Wilkie. Plymouth;
groom's father. James Doyle. Ann
Arbor; matron OF honor, Miss Jean
Campbell. Gaylord; and high
priest, Donald Riddering. Melvin
dale.
The members also enjoyed sing
ing Latin songs.
Twenty six were present.
Members made plans for their
Christmas program to be In De
cember.
Donald Riddering. Melvindale
president OF the club. presided al
the bust ess meeting.
Delicious refreshments were serv'
ed.
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Dauuhter Born

Word has been received OF the
arrival OF a daughter, Sandra Sue.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Sherman,
Detroit, Nov. 10. The baby weigh
ed seven one-haif pounds. Mrs.
Sherman was primary room teach
er at Bartlett School for two years.
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S1NOFSlS
Leaving New York for Miami to marry
again.
HALLE SINGLETON, fashion
model. reminisces about the time. six
years before. when she was II and
had Just met
ERIC ADAMS. young would-bs actor.
-
yesterday: Eric goes with HalEe
to stay at her home while his broken
arm heals. He meets her mother.
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ACCIDENT VICTIMS

Detroit, Nov. 19-INS-Two per-
sons were dead today. victims of
injuries suffered in auto accidents
In the Detroit area. The victims
were Mrs. Mae Albertson, 40. and
Clarence Miller, A.
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wAsHINCTON--AP- The ns-
TONS motorists were told today
that anti-freeze supplies win be
adequate for normal needs this
winter, unless there n boarding or
speculative buying.
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Guest at Party

Mrs. Orson Atkinson was guest
Of honor at a party given Friday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Edwin
Schrader, Plymouth.
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Mrs. Payne, present primary
Room teacher. is back at her work
again after several weeks illness
due to an auto accident.
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Entertain nj Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur White en-
tertained at bridge and lunch at
their home Saturday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. John Loree, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy French, Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j. Allison, Plymouth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Shrader
were dinner guests Of their daugh-
ter Mrs. Howard Mosher and fam
lily. South Ypsilanti, Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Young will
have Thanksgiving Day dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young, Farm
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Freeman
and family will be guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. z. J. Reed, Pontiac,
Thanksgiving Day.
Melvin Shumaker, Clinton Le-
Forge, DR.. Meyer, Ivan Galpin and
Nation Judson have all left for the
North TO hunt deer.
Mrs. Willis Thornbury and Ron
ney visited relatives in Jackson
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Judson and
family had dinner Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Carter, Joy Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Conzette
have recently returned home from
Detroit where they have been since
the death OF brother, v. r. CONF
cite. He was one OF the victims of
the airplane crash near st. Thomas,
Ont.
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Pictured at the national conven-
ton Of the c. I. o. In Detroit u
A. d. Lewis. brother Of John L.
Lewis, president OF the United
Nine Workers. 4. D. Lewis n
president Ct the United Construc-
ton Workers Organizing Commit
tee, rival Of the A. r. Of LIS
building trades unions.
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ArIENp CLUB MEEIlNo

Frains Lake. Mich. Nov. ls-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Freeman. Jocelyn
and Ida Freeman. and Mrs. Albert
Staebler attended the meeting Of
the Ann Arbor Farmers Club at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Parker.
Dixboro Rd.. Wednesday night.
Ivan Parker provided the entertain
ment. He showed several reels OF
motion pictures he had taken.
which included the Henry Ford
Schools at Macon. and. trips to
Florida and Yellowstone National
Park, all In color. Hot wieners. rolls.
coffee and doughnuts were provided
by the committee. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schmidt will entertain the
club for dinner in December.
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Some of the newer and finer gas
ranges have enamel that IL resist
ant TO stains.
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Win at Cards

Winners in cards at the meeting
OF the Frains Lake Pedro Club FRI
day night were Mrs. Daniel Patrick.
Mrs. Melvin Shumaker. Charles
Freeman and Chester Martin. The
group met with Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Shrader.
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Plan Dinner

Plan Dinner
The committees met with Mrs.
Anna Freeman Wednesday after
noon and planned the last dinner
TO be given In 'Dixboro Church for
football fans. They are expecting
q large crowd.
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The w. s. c. s. met with Mrs.
Lloyd Staebier Thursday for
luncheon. Plans were discussed for
making some improvements in the
kitchen at Dixboro Church. Mrs.
Charles Freeman, Mrs. Alger Ire
man and Mrs. Earl Quackenbush
are acting on that committee. Red
Cross knitting and sewing groups
will not meet until after Thanks.
giving.
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Honored by Shower
Miss Wilma Patrick was honored
at q kitchen shower Wednesday
night given by Miss Norma Wurs-
ter, Ann Arbor.
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Entertain at Cards

Mr.. and Mrs. Burnell Aller en-
tertained. q few friends from Ann
Arbor at cards Wednesday night.
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JOHNNY MIzE
and
MORTON COOPER

ST. louis cordinols' first bo,smon
and pitcher. They play ball TO.
ee'hsr, hunt together. and together
enjoy Chesterfield the cigarette
thot Sotisfies.
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CONCERT GIVEN
BY CH0R|STERS

The Campus Choristers of Michi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-14
Not So Funny

'You say your sister makes up
jokes? Then she's a humorist,
isn't she2'
mo, she works in a beauty
parlorn,
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.JOINERS SCORE
SECOND VICTORY
WHIP ACCOUNTANTS. 1919.
IN SECOND DIAMOND
TILT AT YARD

Moving right out on top. the
navy yard joiners' shop employees
yesterday trimmed the account
ants, 1913, in the second game of
scheduled diamondban season
set up by departments in the
yard.
The joiners previously had
knocked off the accountants, 8 to
2, in the first game of the season.
Machine shop employees will
tackle the joiners Saturday after
noon in the next game of the sea-
son.
The score:
r H E
Joiners - $50 421 4-16 Is 8
Accountants l24 OS1 2-l3 10 2
Siena and Garcia; Crooks and
Parks.
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q
JIMMY DYKES SIGNS
CONTRACT WITH SOx
my As.oelatea Press,

CHICAGO. Aug Ia.
Jimmy Dykes. sparkplug
manager Of the Chicago
White Sox. yesterday re-
newed his contract for anoth-
er three years at a reputed
salary Of from s27.50o TO SEA-
600.
Dykes. the fiery little stra-
tegist who is credited with
lifting the Sox out of the
American League cellar. said
he was happy in Chicago. and
had turned down other Of
fers.
1t had been suggested that
he would go 10 the Detroit
Tigers at a salary of $3S.00o
a year. but Dykes said there
was no definite offer from
another club.
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'YANKS GAIN AS
BROWNS TUMBLE
INDIANS, 9TO 3
NEW WORKERS SPLIT TWO
WITH SENATORS: LOSE IL
INNING TILT. SIS. ON HOME
RUN BY GEORGE ARCHIE
sspecia, 80 The x,l,neap

NEW YORK. Aug 1H.Tle
lowly St Louis Browns reached
out Of their last place slot in the
American League yesterday to
rap the Cleveland Indians by
9-3 count, allowing New York to
pull ahead another half game on
the strength Of a doubieheader
split with Washington.
The New Workers went IL in
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DODGERS HALF GAME OUT
OF LEAD AS CARDS LOSE

tSpeetAs - Ine NlttzeuJ
NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-The
Brooklyn Dodgers surged back
into the pennant race last night.
knocking down the Philadelphia
Phillies in To triumph. while
the Cardinals were bowling to
Cincinnati by a 81 score.
The Dodgers. a game-and-a-
half out Of first place after their
doubleheader drubhing by the
Giants Tuesday. thus climbed to
within q half game Of the lead
ing Cards
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh
by 6-to-4 count in the other
game under the lights.