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Nogales international., 1933-11-25
Fifth Installment

SYNOPSIS: Ruth Warren, living in
the East, comes into possession of three
quarter interest in. an Arizona ranch, left
to her in the will of her only brother,
reported to have died while on business
in Mexico. With her ailing husband and
small child she goes. to Arizona to take
possession, thinking the climate may prove
beneficial to her husbands weakened lungs.
Arriving at the nearest town, she learns
that the ranch, dead Lantern, is IS miles
across the desert. Charley Thane. old
rancher and rural mail carrier, agrees to
take them to Dead Lanter" gate, which was
miles from the ranch house. As they YEARLY
in gu1ch in coming to the ranch house, a
voice whispered go back! Go back" Their
reception is cool and suspicious. Snavely and
Indian Ann are the only occupants. They
hear the legion of the gulch.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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whatever, but as a matter Of plain
fact she was afraid to do anything
else. That morning at breakfast she
had asked if Ann could help her, and
Snavely had replied, 81 reckon she
can, if you need help"
All day this reply had rankled. She
told herself that Ann was merely a
servant employed on the ranch and
that Snavely's interest in the ranch
was only one-quarter. Yet, while this
was in some ways a comforting re-
Election, it could not put from her
mind those pale, jerking eyes.
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LEGAL NOTICE


116; Lots 4, S, 6, Is, 26, q. 81,
80, Block 1T; Lots 33, 7S, 10, 121,
l22, 100, 1874, 239, 240, 241, Block lit,
all in Peter Anthony Subdivision Of
Block 116 and a part Of lit Block,
Northern addition to the Town Of
NogaleS, Arizona.
Lots 221, 222, Block 1T. of the
Peter Anthony Subdivision, Of the
Northern Addition of the Town Of
Nogales, Arizona.
Lots 1919, 200, Block lit, of the
Peter Anthony Subdivision, in the
Northern Addition to the Town of
NogaleS, Arizona.
Lots 221, 222 Block lit, of the
Peter Anthony Subdivision, in the
Northern Addition to the Town Of
NogaleS, Arizona.
Lots 10, II, IL, IA, Is, 18, Block
116, Lots 7, 8, 9, "a, 35, SO,
80. 81, 1913, 1874, Block H. Lots 13,
Is, Block CO..; all of the Peter An
thony Subdivision of Block 116 and
a part of Block 1T, Northern Ad-
dition to the Town of Nogales, Ari-
zona.
Lot 2, of the Subdivision of Lot 9,
Block 16, City of Nogales.
North 40 #. by~449 #. deep of Lot
G., Subdivision of Lot 40, Block Is,
City of Nogales, Arizona.
Lots g. 9, 18, Block z, in the Tubac
Townsite, Santa Cruz County, Ari-
zona.
Lots 8, and 9, Block 8, in the Tu-
bac Townsite, Santa Cruz County,
Arizona.
Lot Is, Block E, Patagonia Town
site, Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
Lot "A' of Lot 9, Block 2, Town
(now City of Nogales, Santa Cruz
County, State of Arizona.
That certain Group of UN-PAT-
ENTED Mining Claims known and
described as PINAL GROUP OF
UN-PATENTED MINING CLAIMS.
situated and located in the Wright
son Mining District as the same
appears of record in the Office of
the County Recorder Of said Santa
Cruz County, Arizona.
GOLDEN GATE MINING CLAIM.
situated and located in the Pata-
gonia Mining District as the same
is particularly described in the Pa
tent from the United States appear
ing of record in Book 7, Mining
Deeds, at page 126, Records Of said
Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
Ruby, Yellow Aster, Lee, Black Top,
Monticello, Solomon Mining Claims
Located in the Wrightscn Mining
District and Patented September
10th, 1915, and the FRACTION I'm
patented Mining Claim, Wrightson
Mining District, all containing 1c9.-
283 acres. Santa Cruz County, Ari-
zona.
Ostrich Mill Site containing five
90 acres and patented March 3rd,
1908, by j. C. Handy; The GEN.
ERAL CRAIG Mining Claim con-
tanning 20.66 acres and the MIS-
Mining Claim, containing
20.66 acres Patented September 5th,
1915 by j. B. Walker, all situated
and located in the Orc Blanco Min
ing District of said Santa Cruz
County, Arizona.
IRON CAP Mining Claim, contain
ing 20.66 acres and located in the
Harshaw Mining District, Santa
Cruz County, Arizona. Patented by
Allis and J. B. McElliot.
WHILDEN Mining Claim contain
ing 2066 acres and located in the
Tyndall Mining District, Santa Cruz
County, Arizona. Patented by J. 3.
Wallace.
NEW YORK Mining Claim, con-
tanning 16.139 acres and located in
the Patagonia Mining District, San
ia Cruz County, Arizona. Patented
by r. R. Richardson.
+ of the Board of Supervisors of Sal
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myself o-morrow-we never expected
to have kids on the place and just
throwed loose boards over it to keep
the stock out. But I'll fence it sure"
MAKE a very strong fence-one
David can't get through or over.
Couldn't you use boards? These
barbed wire fences look SO insecure"
Something terrible flashed into
Snavely's face. "Brbed 1Viye"-he
spat the words-"ain't goin' TO be used
for nothin' on this place! What wire
is here can stay but by God l amt
never touched it an I amt never 60
ing tor
"Well-I-I'm glad you will use
boards, Mr.. Snavely," said Ruth un-
certainly, and left him.
That evening when the girl and her
family went into the ranch house for
supper, they were sorry to see that
Ann had a long cut on her cheek.
Snavely explained that she had done it
on the catch Of the kitchen cupboard.
T00+sa.zaJ Nat WonAlr
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ELGIN-SONOITA
NEWS ITEMS

The Patagonia Union, High School
will give a dance Saturday mite,
Nov. 25th, at Opera House. Benefit
for the basketball team. Good mu-
sic Good eats.
Mrs. Newell Clarke, Mrs. Troy
Ramsey, Misses June and Grace
Ramsey, Eula Mae Clarke and Hell
en- Reeves spent Saturday in Bisbee.
Chas. Reeves, daughter Helen, and
June Ramsey spent Sunday in Ty-
rome, New Mexico, visiting Mrs.
Reeves, who is recovering from
severe accident.
There will be special services at
the Sonoita school house Sunday
morning Nov. 26th, at 11:00. Every
one welcome.
Chas. Davis has returned home
from MADEIRA Canyon, where he has
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It's fine to do good turn, but few Of us do
enough to make us dizzy.
Sculptors should have code They are said to be
confirmed chiselers.
The modern girl, like the lily, tolls not, but when
there is car handy she spins some
Some people who can speak several languages
are unable to think clearly even in one
Nogales international., 1933-11-25

Baxter Hunt is working on the
Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Lowe, son Del
bert and daughter Dora were Pata-
gonia visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anderson
were business visitors in Nogales
Thursday.
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been working for the Forestry.
The Sonoita school will give a
dance Thanksgiving mite for the
benefit of the Christmas tree. Good
music, good eats.
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Continued Next Week

Morons who rocked the boat last summer and
got away with it are starting kitchen fires with
kerosene.
Some who clamor for justice would set up loud
er squawk if they really got it.
The price tag helps woman to decide whether
she likes the new coat she is about to buy.
The Italian cabinet can go into session with
quorum present whenever Mussoln is awake.
Nogales international., 1933-11-25

"Well, she's superstitious clean
through. She's scared to death to go
through the gulch-but just the same
she dasn't so around it. She thinks
the voice tol' her never to avoid it in
case it wants to tell her anything"
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Now GO ON WITH THE STORY

mo. You understand I don't believe
there's anything to tits jest an
echo or some noise, that's all.
Course with Ann it's different"
How do YOU mean?"
Nogales international., 1933-11-25

NOTICE OF PROPERTY OWNED BY THE STATE OF
ARIZONA.
following pieces will be sold by the
private Sa accordance with Chapter 1OS
of Arizona
Taxes,
Description OF Property Penalties In
Nogales international., 1933-11-25
Peter Anthony,

With Chapter 103,
Charges, Taxes,
Penalties & In
;erest
William
olo'~o Torrance,
Gill; B. H. Mills,
A. I. schleimer,
Benjamin
Anthony,
Christina Vega,
A. S. Ramirez,
L. c. de Sinohui,
68.49
Carlos
N1 Valenzuela,
1926 Lander & Della
Young,
Louis Joffroy,
1921
N. A. & J. A.
Mcdonald,
46O.8s
7116
! North Mowry
Mining Co.,
53.71
1854
1867 Ruby Copper Co.,
$500
1soAs Unknown Owner,
11O58
2,29990
45.27
Unknown Owner,
1865
477.31
41.36
1ee OF
i'Aoo'A Published by orde
Arizona.
Dated Nov. 9Th !
(SEAL)
J 1883 .-----
ELGIN-SO
NEWS
The Patagonia III
will give dance
Nov. 25th, at Oper:
c.. 4I1o loooI-o4I,on 1
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Unknown Owner,


9Th 1893
VIM. G. Shnonton
Clerk Board Of Supervisors,
Santa County, Arizona.
pub. II, 49, Is, Dec. 2. 1889
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S. r. Prouty,


Jas w. Minor,
Luther Allen.
Antonio Moreno,
Petra M. de
Torres,
Agapito
Mcndibles,
Mercedes Roma,
Miguel E. Munoz,
Candedo Vasira,
Southwestern
Investment
Realty Co.
Bonsall Noon,
Helen Proto,
Hortensia w. L.
de Robles,
e. A. Reddoch,
G. A 21 Nadine
M. Pryor,
Unknown Owner,
Leonardo Gomez,
Sam Leeker,
Halstead
Lumber Co.
J. L. Schleimer.
D. Valenzueia,
Frca r. de
Castillo,
Geo. w. Dunbar,
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!. j. Douglas,
J. C. Barnes,
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Ellis H. stoltz,
C. o. Whiles.
Earl D. Hammock
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Chas. Davis has returned home
from MADEIRA Canyon, where he has
Nogales international., 1933-11-25
Geo. w. Dunbar,

GGO. w. Ou1lDai
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D. Valenzuela,
Frca r. de
Castillo,
=
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LEGAL NOTICE
214.29

214.29
s.35
1854
1912
$500
355.62
1852
160.20
9.94
1879
1,OO8.56
856.27 .
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G1A& ~ A&S~A
Evening star., 1933-07-17
EQU|PO|SE COMES
BACK TO THE RACES
Resumes Bid for AII-Time
Money Record in ArIing-
ton Handicap.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PRESS.
CHICAGO, July 17.-Equipoise,
" Cornelius Vanderbilt Whit
ney's handicap champion, will re-
new his campaign to win enough
money to blot out Sun Beau's all
time record next Saturday in the
Arlington Handicap-if he is not
assigned too much weight.
The great Eastern horse was named
for the Stars and Stripes Handicap July
4. but was withdrawn because of illness.
He was assessed 1876 pounds for the In
dependence day feature, but may get In
with pound or two less this week. 1t
all depends on Handicapped Joe McLen-
nan then whether ''Eckie" will run.
The event is at a mile and quarter
and will have an added value of $40, 900.
Nominated and likely to start are Nor
man w. Church's pair of speedsters,
Plucky Play and Gallant Sir; LARA
naga, from the Anal Stable, winner of
the Cuban Grand National and the
Decoration Day and Jockey Club Stakes
in New York, and Gusto, which won the
1882 Arlington classic. The Wheatley
Stables Dark Secret, Rehoboth, Poly
dorus, Reveille Boy, Osculator and Tired
Avon are other possibilities.
The 1888 Arlington classic failed to
establish anything in the way Of s.
year -old champion. Inlander, the win
ner, liked the sticky going and polished
off a field which included Golden Way
and War Glory, which landed second
and third: Head Play, Gold Basis. Kerry
Patch, Okapi, Sarada, Eidelweiss, Pom
ponius, Silent Shot, The Darb and Red
Rcamer.
Evening star., 1933-07-17

INCIDENTAL diamonders blanked
Woodmen of the World. SO, and
Terrors walloped DeMolay. TT,
In the District Independent League. In
another match, outside the loop, Occi-
dental downed Seamen Gunners, 15-o.
Union Printers lost q tough one to
Ballston A. c. After the Virginians
gained a 60 lead In the third inning
the Typos fought an uphill fight to
tie the score In the eighth, only to
succumb finally in the sixteenth by
an 81 count In another game with
a Ballston team, however, the Printers
were not so formidable. They lost to
the Ballston F1remen In so pastiming.
Hyattsville All-Stars put the Mount
Rainier nine out of the running, 8-3,
in the Prince Georges County unlim-
tied series. It was the second defeat
Hyattsville has handed its old rivals
in the proposed three-game series.
A. Mahoney allowed the White Star
A. c. nine Just one hit in pitching
the Fairfax Station A. c. to a 10 win.
County Commissioner John Diamond
pitched for the Gaithersburg Old
Timers when they tied the Rockville
Old d-Timers, 3-3, at Rockville. Roger
Bean and Put Gill hurled for Rockville.
In another game Rockville A. A. de-
feated Gaithersburg Aces, 5-3, In their
series bearing on the Montgomery
County title. Rockville now has two
Evening star., 1933-07-17
FLANAGAN, MED|CA,
zEHR SENSATIONS
15-Year-0Id Lad Scores is
Points in A. A. U. Meet.
New Champs Listed.
BY the Associated Press.

! By the Associated Press.
,|HICAGO, July II. Il Three
II striplings, Ralph Flanagan
~ of Miami, Fla; Jack Medica
OF Seattle, Wash, and
Dannie Zehr of Fort Wayne, Ind,
have taken charge of most of the
A. A. U. swimming honors for 1893.
Flanagan, only is years old, won the
mile free style, setting new American
record of 81 minutes 1875 seconds, and
unfinished Leonard Spence, the New
York A. c. veteran, in the 3oo-meter
medley, in 4:141s. He finished second
to Medica in world record $50 yards,
and was runner-up to the Washington
star in the. 440-yard free style.
He piled up 1G points all by himself
to give the greater Miami A. A. second
place to the Los Angeles A. C. In the
team championship struggle.
Medica, 18-yeac- University Of
Washington freshman, staged q brilliant
squirt at the finish yesterday to defeat
Flanagan in the 880-yard free style,
and set new world record Of 10 min
utes Is seconds, just seconds better
than the old mark established by
Buster Crabbe of Stanford University,
He unfinished the Miami youngster In
the 440-yard free style. and finished
second to him in the mile.
Lehr, another youngster, won the 220-
yard backstroke in the fast time Of 2:39.
CPENCE turned in an amazing per-
y Torrance in winning the 44o-
YARD breast stroke, His time.
o:064s, was nearly four seconds faster
than his own world record. James Gil
hula Of the Detroit A. c., became the
new 1o0-meter champion by defeating
Al Schwartz Of the Illinois A. c. in
!:Ol.3, and Dick Degener Of Detroit,
former Michigan star, won the spring.
board diving title.
Frank Kurtz Of the Los Angeles
A. c. won the water polo champion
ship by victories over the Jewish Peo-
pies Institute Of Chicago and the ILL
nois A. c.
The new champions are:
One-mile swim-Ralph Flanagan.
Greater Miami Athletic Association.
Time, 21:1215 new American record.
(Old record, 21:27, by Buster Crabbe,
Stanford University
l00-meter free style-James Gilhula,
Detroit Athletic Club. Time, 1:013.
Springboard fancy diving-Richard
Degener, unattached, Detroit. Point
total, 166.73.
220-yard back stroke-Dan Zehr,
Fort Wayne, Ind, Y. M. c. A. Time,
2:39.
440-yard free style-Jack Medica.
Washington Athletic Association, Sc
attic. Time, 4:528
880-yard free style-Jack Medica,
Washington Athletic Association, Sc
attle. Time, l0:1525. New worlds
record. Old record, 10:2025, by Buster
Crabbe, Stanford University
440-yard breast stroke Leonard
Spence, New York A. c. Time, 6:084s.
New worlds record. Old record,
6:l23s. by Spence.)
880-yard relay-Los Angeles Athletic
Club. tBarthels, Cummings, Kalili,
Callaghan.) Time, 9:404.
300-meter medley-Ralph Flanagan,
Greater Miami A. A. Time. 4:142
High-platform diving-Frank Kurtz,
Los Angeles Athletic Club, 1O3 points
Water polo-New York Athletic Club.
ID. Ruddy. Fissler. Wacker. Giebel. r.
Ruddy, Farley and Cattus) Defeated
Jewish Peoples Institute, Chicago, IL
to l.; Illinois Athletic Club, to /.
Evening star., 1933-07-17
20 YEARS AGO
. IN THE STAR.
WASHINGTON completed . trip
w with 3-2 win over st. Louis.
IN The STAR-

AlAo11AN1AoN CoulPleteu t1lp
w with a 3-2 win over st. Louis,
giving the Nationals a record
Of II wins out Of 16 starts on the
road. Tom Hughes pitched fine re-
lief ball, after Joe Boehhng retired
in the seventh. While the latter's
long win streak was not shattered,
1t was dented.
Jack McDermott, National Open
golf champion, again won the Phil
adelphia Open title in play over the
Merton Cricket Club links.
In the Central League, Printers
dubbed the Northern nine. 90.
Thornberg, Printers left fielder,
starred.
American Security & Trust Co.
tossers took the lead In the Capital
City League, walloping Cornell,
1876. Chris Feinle and Hoffecker
pitched well for the Bankers, who
slammed Smith and Finney Kelley.
1nky Davis, Skeetz Hayes and Ship
ley starred.
Shamrocks and Congressionals
fought to a 6-6 tie in the South
eastern League. Pfeiffer and An
derson were standouts.
Bill Taylor, Bailey and Bradley
played strongly as the Aggies downed
Post ONCE, 6-1, in the Departmental
League. Eidsness and Weisenberger
showed well on the mound for the
Aggies. Reds Mccormick hurled
creditably for the losers, but re-
ceived poor support.
johnson. Deane, Wood. Phipps
and Spaulding played good ball as
the Steel Plant nine walloped the
Government Hospital for the In
sane team, 1876, In the Potomac
League. Chill Jones did some nice
relief pitching for the victors.
In the Marquette League Trinity
scored over Wisconsin A. c.. 1876.
Oldfleld, Kirkland. Jones and Custid
we're the best players.
Emmanuel Baptists and st. Paul
fought to SIS tie in the Northwest
Sunday School League. Simpson,
Lowe, Parsley. Goodman, Seaton,
Cash and Cullinan were standouts
First Presbyterians walloped
United Brethren, 14-2, in the East
Washington Sunday School League.
Lloyd allowed Brethren only four
hits. Dodge, Upton, Cruickshanks
and Henley starred.
Methodists downed the Catholics,
80, In the Brookland Church
League. The win gave the Method
lists q commanding league lead.
Hail pitched steadily for the win
ners. Clagett and Baldus showed
strongly.
Evening star., 1933-07-17
STRAIGHT OFF, THE TEE

Mrs. r. G. w. Await and DR.. Don
johnson Won the mixed Scotch four
some yesterday at Congressional with a
/ card OF SO, while the low set prize went
to Mrs. Frank Yates and D. L. Moor
man with card of 91-14E77. Mrs.
r. L. Rose and E. E. Allwine had sec
ond low net with 98-19k-78h and
Mrs. H. A. Knox and Billy Shea took
third low net with 89-912-79h.
n VERY once in a while Bill Ilch,
t. Golf Committee chairman at
Woodmont, gets tired Of pre-
sentng prizes to other folks. and goes
out and wins one for himself Bill did
that Yesterday, shooting an 86-15-71
to take the sweepstakes tourney. Gill
bert Hahn and Lou Harris tied for sec
ond with net scores Of 72. Miss Bertha
Israel and Simon Nye won the nine-hole
mixed foursome event with a card Of
48-11-37. Gilbert Hahn and Mrs. L.
E. Harris were second with 49-11-38
and Miss Caroline Kaufman and Robert
Baum were third with 50-11-39.
Members of the Woodmont Club will
stage a team match with the Balti-
more Suburban Club next Sunday at
Woodmont.
Indian Spring went to Mrs. Tom Moore,
who scored a 80. Mrs. William M.
Smith and Mrs. D. L. Dufies tied for
first place in Glass B with cards of 43.
Mrs. w. A. Romer won In Class G
with IS.
Mack Myers, with s7-sA7s, and M.
L. Langford, with 90-12-78, tied for
first place in the blind bogey event at
Manor.
TINE Women's Golf Committee
Trophy at Beaver Dam went to
Mrs E. NJ Lewis, who turned in
card of 114-37-77. Mrs. r. Zuber
was second with 1l1-33-78. Mrs. A. E.
Fischer won the low gross prize with a
card of 100. nosing out Mrs. Ora Emge,
the club champion, by a single stroke
The man players at Beaver Dam
scrapped it out among themselves for
the Needham c. Turnage Trophy. put
up by the United States commissioner
for match between the urban dwellers
and their country cousins" The town
dwellers won by 22la to 1872. Here are
the summaries:
Martin F. Mccarthy and J. r. Dawkins
Co. =: J. R. Miller and J. F. Basgstt 60.
s pan!on an's ana ad0 D. ~ I Morfis MarfE 'c' T
3; E, z INLAY and L. E Meaney IT). @:
Z: r. H1tehison and E. + shsehy tco. "a:
". j; Labille and D: n, Pratt tTD,.2k.
Heinrich and 6: F. James, 1c). 2Ia: L. Z.
W. L; o'Brien and E.; Chapdelaine tC(.
Y; M W, Harrell and 3 Heimerr r fT9o:
John Money and w r Henderson tTD. /.
H. c. Sullivan and. H. 8. Jones tCl. 2R;
y J. waldron and Earl Strong .Tq:
and Gordon Gibson tTD. 3. r: zuber and
w II whit. Whit e.; s:S.ns, simm, ana sna
P'r- H.imer lrD. IA: c. H. Burdstte and
r. N Shore (T). IN.
Evening star., 1933-07-17
WASHINGTON GIRLS
SEEK DIVING TITLE
National Junior Crown at
Stake In Glen Echo
Pool Tonight.
\ AR1E DUVALI, Lois Bates and
M Leonora Taube. leading wom-
en- diYerA OF the XashinRton

4 4 ARIE DUvAIL, Lois Bates and
M Leonora Taube, leading wom-
T en- divers Of the Washington
area, will bid for National
recognition tonight. when they clash
with Madeline Karson and MarHaret
Amoram1tts Of the Dragon Pool team
OF Brooklyn In the National Junior out
door three-meter springboard dive In
the Crystal pool at Glen Echo Park.
The invaders are favored over the
washington girls representing the
Shorenam Club. but the latter are
primed for their best efforts.
The dive Is the feature event Of a
program involving swimmers and divers
from Baltimore. in addition to entrants
from various clubs in washington. The
program starts at $50 O'Clock.
Here's the complete entry list:
son, son, MeadoSbroot .Md CUB; aeerae
Sas'nstFs RGs;0n M x GSs Ma.S %sR Ks4
aaa T'hsF x -. H s.s Of dseIa: so
Gron. A. McMillan. Charles Batsson. Shore Shore.
MTi.dy nsm SWIMMING rTn.as Club; Niles Rouse John
5!.S4 AmSss',soE al Stunning Club: Sr John % Soly:
Dsva H0ss hlGsao :ses esnes
Club. and j. 8. Fluckey. unattached
MasK 6s5 n.Ts TsFrs K se
an1s ssRfs William Duass s.sa Club sa
HHodsson;; Charity Graves. shoreham Club;
dns mory Ws9n Norman man Smith John Broad
ncn.1d Jun1or go, Sn,ya1d free style for boy.
Rswl: John kait. GS curtls Porterneld. aSi b Res.
ert Jordan. Morris Goldberg. Ambassador
Mems 12o yard backstroke oeorse
sscheinbsre; saaeir M DIaaon Club; william Melsard.
esn NS5p' sst ssti@O5s
az N e., E; A.; Jack HsTbslsb. washington
COMO. S4o-y11d I msh,s Essy1Ambsssade. s,,s Club,
souss shoI.h. a. up R.2o.n g9ss s.,SS
7. :. N; &; A. HeTdenhoitz; pa;Eanskas; Kieas,
BUCKLEY cadWeii. Sqei Wqenn' M0'sneauA' A0sAn
Turry: Betty Biselow. .0 Betty surch' Helen
Ms2n 1rsh MaSTe b
Betty, Kline, Anne T1lson. Caroline Cox.
Annabslle AnI.blle Whaler Rita AuEusterter. Lydia
eIas " csEsn. aS sen %P%ssf!is %saiss
Madeline Aususterter; No. 5. Ann Tiison.
Louise Burch. Jean williams. Susan C1ssel;
Ambassador Club. Marjorie Chapman Mar
iorie Burch. Helen Richardson. Betty
60-yard breast stroke for women-Leo-
nora Taube. Lois Bates. Ellen Jones, Mabel
Howard Eliza beth Howard Shoreham Club;
Helen Richardson. Ambassador Club; Eliza
beth Grob. Meadowbrook Club.
Junior national womens diving-Made-
line Karson. Margaret Abramitis. Dragon
Club; Leonora Taube. Marie DuvAl. Lois
Bates, Shoreham Club
Evening star., 1933-07-17
YANKS STAND PAT
ON TENNIS LINEUP
Vines, Allison, Lott, Van RyH
Selected for Davis Cup
Bout With England.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
UTEUIL, France, July IT,
n The United States will pin
n its Davis Cup tennis hopes
in the interzone finals this
week on the same four players
who conquered Canada and Ar
gentina.
Bernon S. Prentice, in charge of the
American squad. selected Ellsworth
Vines, Wilmer Allison, George Lott and
John Van Ryn yesterday to face Eng
land, surprise conqueror Of Australia
last week, in the interzone series start
ing in Roland Garros Stadium Friday.
Keith Gle1hill of Santa Barbara Vines
doubles partner, was picked as alternate
Although the draw will not be made
until later in the week. it was expected
Vines and Allison would be given the
two singles berths, with Lott and Van
Ryn handling the doubles.
England probably will use Fred Perry
and H. w. Bunny Austin in singles
and Perry and George Patrick Hughes
in doubles.
After Fridays opening in singles
matches, the doubles will be played Sat-
urday and the final two singles matches
Sunday. The winner will qualify to
meet France in the challenge round
here July %, 20 and 30.