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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

!sto nedrasnih in medversh skpin ozir organzac ka
tere deujeo resevane razlicnih prnblemov tenn
ju Podpirajmo tud krajevne il drzavne odbore, vc
jo delo korst boljsega razuevana in dobre vole med
|razicnimi skupnami te dezele.
Americani hoceo imeti delujoco demokraco, toda
to bodemo ime le ako bodemo odstran zapreke pred
sodkov, h seda lotijo in deo manjsinske skupne Cd
gavnega toka amerskega zivljenja In kdo vori mani
sinske skupine? Sedemnajs mjonov Amerieanov razie
nh ras in barv - Crnci, Fipinci Mehkanc Japonc XII
tajc ter amersk Indanci vsi ii postajajo tezdalje
bo obcutljiv sprico destYa da h sara nekaksne
ameriskih kaolikov in stri in pol mijona zidov XII
veasih vsed svoje zrtve dskrminacije pa inamo
emo tretjino vsega prebivalstva dezele.
Posledice, XII lahko slede neornejenemu mrzenju in
petost pogedu rasne ali verske nesrpnosti razvid
inc il nedavnh slucaev ko nenadno izbruhni rasni
zgredi prot Crncern, zido Japoncem in drugim Pred
sod izvirao navadno IL zavestnega ali podzavestnega
gibanja ludi XII so drugaen kaj radi koncno polka
zejo svoji prav luei surovi nasilnost Ia nagib
spodbujao in podpihujeo ludeh demagog XII sro svo
10 ne-amersko propaganda potion sepetaocih kampanj
takozvanih verznihpisem chain letters) brosur pub
kacij in shodov. Vedno nadeo namrec sejaci
stva XII so pripravjen da kujeo kapita iz trena
mrzenj zivljenju naroda.
Kot potrebuje konferenca San Francisku koopera-
clio vseh 46 narodov in deze zastopanih ne ao
postaviti emelje pravemu svetovneu mir tako potre
drzavanov, &c hoee ohranti demokracio XII DO res de-
ujoea Toda kakor nj nobene earodejne forue ali pra-
vila poom katerega bi dalo enostavno vzpostav
ovno varnos tako ud obstaa nobeno carodejsvo XII
bi naenkra odpravilo in verske predsodke XII
prece goboko vkoreninjeni Kot podcruje revja Look
"moramo priceti predvsem vzgonim delom, bosimi
prilikam "a zasuzek in deo, bolsim stanovanjskmi
razmeram sirso socalno svobodo in sirso poltcno
svobodo Ali nasa temeljna in vazna misa je da usmer
amo vso morebno dobro voljo nasega ameriskega jud
stva srugo skupnega sodelovanja cem da postane-
narod ter tud delamo in zvimo skupaj ko en- ma
rod"
Magazin LOOK ustrra svojih sest took "a akcijo
zivahno prepricujocim sikami Ena cd teh silk XII mai
zgovornese prikazuje in cil zvajanja podanega
clanku te revije kaze otroke sri in dyaseth razcnh
narodnosti kako POLO himno God Bless America" neki
soil Los Angelesu. Gradivo canek reviji Look
e povzeto IL knge Zone Naton katero e spisa Wallace
Stegner ter urednh te revje Ia knga bo zsla prhod
MO jesen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

Posval sem slago i, mu zazel
|prepriGe iGevalno govoriti, kako mo.
re vendar pricakovati, da bo oh.
Hladal naspret etnika, Hi je tolike
mocnejsi.
Njegpv odgovor je bill take
nepric da 81 lahko sma.
tram hot cudovit primer azij.
skega praznoverja.
Nekega dne, tako mi je go.
|voril sluga, DO prav gotovo zma-
gal kuharja, zato, ker ina pr
sebi vedno sop tigroyih brk. Go
tovo mi je znano, da mora vsak,
XII nosi 8 seboj tako sig,rno sre-
conosno sredstvo, slednjic pre-.
magati vse svoje sovraznike.
Oh malajski Inorski ozini Ii
veci Kitajci neomajno verujejo
v magieno moo, XII izvira IL ii
growth brk. Znani so mi bill pri.
meri, ko SO ma mrtvem tigru po.
rezani brki dali boljso eeno kot
pa njegovo krzmo.
Slednjie mi je uspelo prepri.
cati kuharja in njegovega ma.
sprotnika, da ju pri prvem pri.
meru pretepa spodim cd hise
Cd tedaj je zavladal mir v moi
domasiji v Kantongu.
Kocine il copa slonovega re.
pa sc smatrajo tudi "a jarnstvo
uspeha, posebno pri Indcih in
Malachi. Tenn domacinom velja
zapestnica IL slonovih kocin "a
nekaj, kar morajo cuvati kot
zenico svojega ocesa.
Splosno krozi tam povest c
MAIDEN Indcu, XII je svojim do.
maeinom pomagel kopati jamo
v katero so Sc nadali ujeti ii.
gra, XII je ze deli casa ustraho.
val okolico. Nekega vecera je
mladi moz Sci pogledat ali je
past Be v redu in ko Sc je ma
gnil cez MO, pade noter ter pri.
lett pri tenn skoraj naravnost ma
hrbet tigru, XII je lezal rohnee
ma dnu jane. Cd groze ma pol
strti mdec je zbral VS. e svoje
moci, da sc zavlekel v nasprot.
nj kot JAIME. Vso noe je tako
kopajoc Sc v smrtnem potu, pre-.
cepel nasproti zverine in poslu'
Sal memo rjovenje in stokanje
Naslednjega dne ga je nasla
skupina vascanov neposkodova.
mega ma dnu pasti. Spustili SC
vrvi in ga potegnii ven, ne da
bi tiger naredil pri tie m maj.
manjsega poskusa napada.
Vsi so bill izredno zacudeni
mad nerazumljivim dogodkom
dokler Sc nj mladi Indec spom.
nil, da je incl S seboj zapestni.
co il slonovih kocin:
Domaci so ubili tigra, preder
so mogli dognati vzrok tega po.
java, tudi je zelo dvomljivo, ali
bi moglo sploh kaj izpremeniti
njihovo vero, da bi ujetnika v
tigrovi jani moglo kaj drugega
resiti kot cudodelna zapestnica
Neki angleski prijateli, ki je vi.
del veliko macko, preden so je
resili trpljenja, mi je pripove
doval, da 81 je nesrecna zival pr
padcu v jamo gotovo zlomila
hrbet. Sicer pade tiger skora.
vedno ma noge ter imamo tn.
kaj primer le redke izjeme. Past
je pa bila izredno globoka in sc
je zival pri padcu morala obrni.
ii v zraku, a ker v te1ni nj vi.
della dina, jel padla ma hrbet.
Leopardova kljuenica, majhns
ukrivljena kost, sc smatra ,
teh cudnih krajih tudi "a nosilcs
srece. Redko mine leto, ne da b
naletel Ma nekoga, XII je prepri.
can, da ga zla usoda ne bo pre-.
ganjala, dokler DO nosil ta cal
3 seboj. Pri tel vrazi pa mora.
mo omeniti lie zanimivo dejstvo
da Sc je razsirila preko kroga
neyednih domacinov in je zajels
cello marsikaterega belega clo,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

& Bs4 v FS
,Eanenaarila izdelovanje cenejse
obleke, ker je Y krojenju drazje
obleke vec dobicka. Zahteva po
'obleki je precej visoka, blaga
primanjkujc in tako so oblacil-
ma podjetja posegla po vecjih
dobickih, ki jim Jill je nudila ia
okolscina.
v svrho pobijanja dviganja
cen obleki in v prizadevanju, da
Sc sprawl ma oblacilni trg po-
trebne kolicine cenejse obleke,
je Trad "a upravo cen (OPO)
skupno z uradom "a vojno pro-
dukcijo (WPB) stopil v razgo-
wore z zastopniki oblacilne indu-
STRIFE z namenom, da Sc izdela
program, potion katerega bo
mogoce kontrolirati Gene obleki
ter vzpostaviti prednosti "a do
bivanje blaga srednjih cen 2 do
voljenjem WLB. Obe veliki vol
nj vladni organizaciji pa pri-
znati, da je velika tezava vzpo-
stavljanjem kontrole vojnem
casu v tako veliki in komplici-.
rani industriji kot je nasa obla-
china industrija. Chester Bowles,
sedanji ORA administrator, ie
dejal, da ina ia vladna agenci-
ia najvetje preglavice z uveljav-
ljenjem kontroIe cen v oblacilni
industriji. v mesecu marcu so
bile v teku kongresna zaslise-
vanja, toda oblacilni in tekstil-
nj magnati so pobijali vladni
program kontrole cen, ces, da
bi izvajanje istega vrglo ma ce-
sto mnogo izurjenih oblacilnih
delavcev, ter bi morale mnoge
tvornice zapreti vrata. Ma po-
dlagi takih in slienih pritozb in
protestov je biz program neko-
hko spremenjen ne da bi izgubil
ma svoji ucinkovitosti, ampak
je tako omiljen omogoeil dobi-
vanje dovoljnih zalog blaga "a
krojenje glavnejsih vrst oble-
ke "a konzumente, kot je to OBJ
jasnila tozadevna izjava vladne-
ga vojnega urada "a produkci-
jo.
Pc naertu WPB in OPA, XII lie
bill predlozen pred par meseci,
je upravieen vsak oblaeilni izde-
.lovalec boljsih vrst obleke do
prednosti v dobivanju blaga in
sicer ma podlagi njegove prejs-
ME dokazane kolicine proizvod-
nje. Ma ia naein morejo oblaeil-
nj tovarnarji dobiti potrebno
blago "a eivilno uporabo in pre-
dilnice SO obvezane, da sdrze bla-
60 "a one tovarnarje, XII inaajo
prednostno (priority) pravico.
Edino ma ia naein, pravi OPA,
DO mogoce zagotoviti stalno do
bavo potrebnega blaga "a kro-
jenje obleke nizjih in srednjih
cen, ter prepreciti iztekanje tka-
min v tovarne, kjer izdelujejo
drage obleke.
Da Sc prepreci znizanje ka-
kovosti, je obvezan vsak izde-
lovalec, da uporablja iste vrste
blago in isto kakovost krojenja
kot v prvi polovici leta 1943.
Ia zascito konzumentov bodo
morali oblaeilni tovarnarii pri-
siti ma vsak kos izdelane oble-
ke listke cenami dolocenimi
cd OPA, XII pravi, da konzumen-
ii ze porocajo trgovinah, XII
imajo ma razpolago obleko il
raznih bombaznih tkanin, ma
kateri SO pritrjenc doloGene ce-
ne. Prieakuje Sc, da bo ze pri-
hodnji mesec ma trgu vAc delov-
ne, spodnje in vrhnje obleke 30
nizjih in srednjih cenah, ce-
nler bo veliko pomagano poseb-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

teh cudnih krajih tudi "a nosilca
srece. Redko mine leto, ne da bi
naletel Ma nekoga, XII je prepri-
can, da ga zla usoda ne bo pre-
'ganjala, dokler DO nosil ta car
Is seboj. Pri tel vrazi pa mora
mo omeniti be zanimivo dejstvo,
da Sc je razsirila preko kroga
neyednih domaeinov in je zajela
cello marsikaterega belega clo-
veka. Poznam krotilca zivali, HI
ga "a mic ma svetu ne pripravi-
te do tega, da bi Sci Y kletko,
doher 81 nj utaknil v zep Guido
deli1e kosti.
Naletel sem tudi ma Angleza,
ii je sluzil kot letalec ob reki
Hoogli. OBJ prostem casu je ho-
dill rad ma lov v nocvirja, Oh
bregovih reke. Neke1a dne mi
Eje Y vrtu hotcla Great Eastern
" Kalkuti pripovedoyal napeto
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-26
DUNBAR PRESENTS MODERN
AMERICAN MUSIC TO THE
PEOPLE OF EUROPE

PARIS, Oct. 26 (ANP) The
people of Europe are being intro
duced to modern American music
by Rudolph Dunbar, through con-
certs here and in Germany.
Dunbar, a product of the Juil-
lard Institute of Musical art of
New York, scored his latest
triumph during the first of four
American music festival concerts,
sponsored by the owl as benefit
for French War orphans, at Palais
de Chaillot here.
French critics had already regis
tered approval at his earlier per-
formance at the same opera. This
time, the French audience regis
tered its enthusiastic approval.
Dunbar is musical director and con-
ductor of the American festival of
music.
He presented modern American
music, featuring William Grant
Stills Afro-American symphony,
during an American music festival
here last summer. He scored his
second triumph when he directed
the Berlin Philharmonic orchestra.
The Germans presented him with
an original manuscript score of
Beethoven's Fifth symphony,
Gloria in Excelsis."
Dunbar's appearance as guest
conductor at Royal Albert Hall in
London during the war was proba-
bly, the beginning of his intention to
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-26

introduce Europeans to modern
American music DR. GoebbePs Nazi
propaganda radio yelled:
England has stopped to the low
est cultural level by playing cheap
niger jazz at the Royal Albert
hall"
Among the major league hurting
stars he outpitched in exhibition
games was "The Big Train Walter
Johnson, considered the fastest
pitcher of all time.
History has its compensations
as we'll as it's injustices," he said re-
Gently. Little did | know that
three years later | would play the
same work with the Berlin Phil
harmonic in Berlin. The German
people went wild over the work and
proclaimed it masterpiece"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-26
JAMES PORTER N HAVANA

HAVANA, Oct. "a (ANP)-
Prof. James A. Porter of the How
ard University Art faculty has ar
rived in Havana where he will
spend several months studying the
fine and industrial arts Of Cuba.
Later, Mr.. Porter will visit Haiti
and Mexico for the same purpose.
He will also gather information and
materials to be used as an adequate
basis for the study Of Cuban and
Haitian art at Howard university.
In broadcasting recently over the
radio in Havana, Mr.. Porter spoke
of his particular mission and of the
interest of Howard, as one of the
cultural centers of the United
States, in the study of Latin Ameri-
can life and that Howard has and
will continue to offer hospitable re-
ception to the cultural and spiritual
efforts of a people for whom
America has high regard and af-
fection.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-11
HO,O They Stand
MEXICAN LEAGUE

FGames behind leader.
Mondays Results
Detroit 2-2, Boston 81.
New York 5, Cleveland ].
st. Louis 3-3, Philadelphia 2.5.
Washington 10-4, Chicago 40.
Today's Games
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Washington, night.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-11
Keep Lead
Over "Nats"
DETROIT AND BOSTON SPLIT
THEIR DoU6LEHEADER,
MONDAY

by the Associated Press)
The Detroiters running afoul OF
Red SoK mound ace Dave (Boo)
Ferris in the first game TO drop
a 80 decision. The league leading
ONeillmen then snapped back TO
grab the nightcap 21.
The split kept Detroit's margin
over the second place Washington
Senators at a full game when the
Washington club lost a golden op-
portunity TO gain a tie. Dividing a
twilight-night twin bill with the
Chicago White Sox.
Mondays results only emphasiz-
ed the importance OF this week
ends series that will see Detroit
invade Washington for Saturday
and Sunday doubleheaders that
may settle the 1915 American
League pennant race.
Prior to that. the Detroiters will
meet Philadelphia Wednesday in
the first of their final four games
with Connie Mack's last place AS
and Tiger players were hopeful OF
picking up some ground during the
jousts with the Philadelphia club.
The Detroiters, hard pressed TO
get an even split in the twin bill
at Boston yesterday, were power
less against Ferriss as the Red Sox
Rookie pitched and batted his way
TO his 2lst victory.
Three Detroit pitchers saw ac-
ton in the opening game, with Les
Mueller getting mauled badly in HIS
starting role. He yielded 10 hits
and seven runs before giving way
to Walt Wilson in the seventh. Bill
Pierce took over in the eighth.
with Mueller charged with his sew
enth defeat as against five wins.
Stubby Overmire tangled with
Emmett O'Neill in a pitchers duel
in the second game and the Tigers
plugged along TO take 2-l lead
in the last OF the ninth.
The Red Sox opened up with a
rally at this point. Johnson ana
Skeeter Newsome singled to put
runners on first and third with
one out and brought Tiger relief
pitcher Henry Dana onto the scene.
Dave Ferriss. who got three hits
in the first game, was called on as
a pinch-hitter and drove a ground
ball TO Maier, whose relay to catch
er Swift caught Johnson at the
plate.
The pressure was still on as Req
Sox outfielder Metkoylch worked
Dana for a 80 count and then drove
two long fouls into the bleachers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-11
Fixing Report
Investigated

New York, Sept. 11-AP-For the
first time ini the new Madison
Square Gardens 20-year history.
the state athletic commission to-
day was investigating the outcome
Of a fight-a fight in which the
loser said he was offered as much
as $4,000 TO throw the bout.
What's more, Freddie Fiducia as
serted, the proposition" he receiv-
ed from a Jerseyan he described as
a gambler with a fistic connection
also had included a temper cent
cut OF the earnings of his con-
queror of last night, young unbeat-
en- Freddie Schott. The indicated
Paterson, n. j., youngster flatten-
ed the veteran OF II years OF ring
wars in nine rounds. after Fiducia
had been on the floor seven times.
Fiducfa's manager. Willie Gilzen-
berg, known to the trade as THE
Beard, revealed that as early as
last Friday he had gone to the
commission with details of the
proposition" which Fiducia de-
clared he did not accept. Gilzen-
berg said he told his story TO Com
missioner John Christensen and
Chief Deputy Commissioner James
Bruno.
Despite Gilzenberg's warning. the
commission waited until after Ben
ny Leonard completed the ten-couut
over the Newark, n. j., heavy last
night. Then, with the Sight over,
Commission Secretary Christensen
announced the investigation, hold
ing up the purses Of both fighters.
1t was noted that Commission
Chairman Eddie Eagan, was not in
his usual first row riggside chair.
81 was satisfied with Scnott's per-
Torrance. but not with Fiducia's."
Chief Deputy Bruno declared flat
ly as he told the 32-year old Fidu-
cia his "pay-check" would be stop
ped. Earlier-as the fourth round
ended-Bruno stepped over to Fl.
ducia's corner to warn Gutenberg
the fighters money would be held
unless he fought harder.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-11

Steve O'Nelll. who admits he wor-
ries even when his Detroit Tigers
are winning, was unable to find
words strong enough to describe
his anguish today as he saw his
only .3O0-hitters, big Hank Green
berg and Eddie Mayo. nursing in
juries on the sidelines.
Greenberg, who twisted an ankle
during Sundays doubleheader here,
and Mayo, out with a rib injury.
are not expected to be available for
the Senators. O'Neill figures that
the Tigers can clinch the pennant
by taking three from Washington.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-11

The Wolverines viii play at East
Lansing, Jan. :.
Las: time the two cage teams
met was in 1913 when Michigan
won two contests, 1881, and 1926.
1t was previously announced that
Michigan would meet Great Lakes
there Dec. Is and here Feb. %.
Thus the Wolves have four non
conference tits TO date.
Ann Arbor. Sept. 11-AP-Michl.
gan seemingly will have TO pull the
cat out OF the bag Saturday il It
wants It's inexperienced team to
make any kind of a showing against
the Great Lakes contingent which
contains a liberal sprinkling OF ex.
perienced players.
The efficiency OF Michigan's fast
moving play depends to a large ex'
tent on experienced players and the
Wolverines can boast OF only two
center Harold Watts and Capt.
Joe Ponsetto, quarterback.
Youngstown. O., Sept. 1l-AP--
Only eight teams remained in the
National Amateur Baseball Fedora
ton tournament today after the
Pittsburgh entry forfeited its open
ing game for using ineligible play
ers and thereby was eliminated.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-11
Fine Points in Bridqe

after North's 2-Spades. by bidding
3-Hearts. North would know that
showed only three cards. as with
four South should have supported
hearts as soon as he heard the
suit instead OF bidding his spades.
In the play. South actually
scored 10 tricks at No TrHnps be-
cause West led a club to the X.
The spade A was driven out, East
scored the club A and switched to
a diamond. and South then ran all
the tricks except the final one. lost
In diamonds. II West had rea-
soned his partners club suit did
not make e good lead when
Souths bid showed II stopped. and
neither did the majors. which had
been bid. he would have opened a
diamond. In that event. his side
would have set the contract with
three tricks in diamonds plus two
black aces. Thus South was in far
from a sure game In No Trumps,
whereas five-odd would not be
hard in the right contract OF
hearts, regardless Of lead.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-11
HEIGHT JUST A.FACroR

GETTING THE bidding up to
the correct height Is the main diff
ference between your efforts In
contract bidding and In the old
auction game. But II Is still Just
as important as ever TO find the
correct declaration. be II a suit or
No Trumps. Very very seldom in
deed Is II preferable to play hand
In No Trumps II your pair has
eight cards Of some major suit
available for a trump. Bidding so
as 10 locate any such possible suit
Il one OF the, main stresses in able
partnership work.
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South was asked why he jumped
into 3-No Trumps after North had
supported his spades, and he an
swered that he feared North
might have only three cards OF the
suit, not enough for II to be safe
when he himself had only four. II
North had four spades. he said.
he would take out the 3-No
Trumps into 4-Spades.
One vital factor did not occur
TO South. North might have Ave
hearts. He could have found out,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-11
Ring Decisions
(By the Associated Press)

New York - Freddie Schott,
207%, Paterson. N. J., knocked out
Freddie Fiducia, 100, Newark, 8.
Abel Cestak, 21Sh, Buenos Aires,
outpointed Ben Moroz. 2S5, Phila-
delphia, s.
Boston-Leo Maclcci, 1873, Port.
land, Me-, outpointed Buddy Hayes,
1923, Boston. 10. Freddy Cabral,
15Ih, Cambridge, knocked out
Ernie Forte, 1871, Providence, Z.
West Springfield, Mass.-George
wildcat" Henry. 1856, New Bed
ford. outpointed Cleve Bailey, 166.
New York, 10. Saint Paul, 1852,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-11
Sports Roundup

New York, Sept. 11-AP-Neil-
son Net" Poe won't be coaching
the scrub football squad at Prince.
ton this year-which doesn't neces-
sarily mean that Charley Caldwell
win have a po team. 1T means
that the family that was as much
part OF Princeton tradition as
Nassau Hall, Prospect Street or the
duckboards on the campus walks
in winter won't be represented for
the first season in some So years.
Edgar Allen. the eldest broth.
er. was quarterback on Walter
Camps first All America team in
1889 and was such a terrific tack
Ter that when a spectator asked IL
he was related to 1.-The great Poe"
meaning his uncle. the poet-a
Tiger fan scornfully replied. why
man, he is the great Poe.
Then came Net. Arthur, an All.
American, in 1899. and great drop
kicker; Fresham, who later
coached the freshman teams, and
Johnny, one OF Princeton's greatest
heroes OF World War One. And
what those five brothers did TO
Yale in their playing days still Is
mentioned only IN hushed whispers
around New Haven.
Solicitation Note
Instead OF giving tips on horse,
William Helis. who is noted for
having paid $4,000 for a nag that
hasn't raced yet, gives a horse for a
tip. =. At least, on closing day
at Garden State Park, Felix, the
clubhouse steward, was proudly
telling how Helis had promised to
give him a horse-one that would
win q lot OF races. after vainly
trying to decide which member OF
the big Helis stable it would be,
Felix commented soberly: Il hope
1t amt that Pericles."
Gainsborough, Sask., Sept. Ii
AP-Arrowsmith. handled by Don
Gates OF New York, won the Do
minion championship for pointers
and settlers at the field trials here
yesterday.
Philadelphia, Sept. 1l-AP-Dick
Fowler, Philadelphia Athletics
hurler Of recent no-hit fame, is
doing all right at the plate also.
Since his discharge from the
Canadian army, Fowler has been
hitting the ball at .625 clip. He
poled out a triple yesterday as
pinch hitter against the St Louis |
browns.
Philadelphia, Sept. 11-AP-Navy |
1t. Sam Chapman, former hard !
hitting outfielder OF the Philadel- /
phia Athletics. is slated for a dis
charge Sept. % and expects to fin
ish the season with the AS.
Ann Arobr. Sept. 11-AP-Michi- |
gan State College basketball teams
will play a two game series this
winter, with MISC opening Michi-
gan's home schedule here Dec. l.. /
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-11

He finally lifted another foul into
the first base boxes and first base
man Rudy York reached in to snap
it up and give the Tigers the ball
game.
Paul "Diz" Trout, workhorse OF
the Detroit Tigers pitching stan.
was slated for mound duty for the
third time in four days today.
Trout, who pitched six innings
against the Yankees on Saturday
and / 1-3 innings against the REQ
Sox Sunday, was to oppose Req
Sox twirler George Woods in the
series finale here today.
Boston, Sept. Manager
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

"UdIHes behind leader.
Mondays Resulta
Boston 2, Chicago 0.
Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati 3. Tirst
game seven innings; second game.
RAIN
Pittsburgh 9, Philadelphia 5 FIRST
game 7 innings, second postponed.
rain).
st. Louis 2, New York 1.
Today's Games
New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (2).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-11
JUST MONKEYS

Ann Arbor-An excited house
mother at the University phoned
police that a flow Of profanity out
side the hall was unfit for coed
ears. A squad car was rushed to
the scene. Investigation revealed
that what sounded like a flow Of
profanity was the chatter OF mon
keys in the nearby public health
building.