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Evening star., 1941-10-09
Chicago Grain
BY Lne hSSOtIaled PTess.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Weakened


CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Weakened
principally by Russian war news,
grain prices lost more than cents
a bushel in some cases today, re-
treating to the lowest levels for the
past few weeks.
Stop-loSs selling in late trading
added TO pressure upon prices. All
grains also were depressed by scar
city of terminal market storage
space. which tended to limit de-
mand from commercial and indus
trial interests. Larger receipts in
the Northwest, despite the short
age of space, attracted attention.
Wheat closed 1s4 IA lower than
yesterday, December S118ss-1a, May
sl.239s-as; corn Fails down, De-
cember tn, May 83ls; oats 1h-17s
lower; rye 1913 down; soybeans
2-3la lower and lard 40 to SIS cents
per hundredweight lower.
Wet weather over the corn and
soybean belt, delaying harvest and
bringing reports of spoilage, had only
temporary price strengthening effect
Weakness of cottonseed oil and a
sharp break in lard, which some
traders attributed to expectations of
increased hog marketings, helped to
upset Soybean prices.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Woshinqton Produce

BUTTER-93 score tubs, 80; I-pound
prints, 39la; l4-pound prints, 40; 90 score.
tubs. 31L2 1-pound prints, 3ei l4-pound
prints. 3sl2; 81 score. tubs, .36lz; I-pound
tubs, 80; l-pound prints. 3512; l4-pound
prints. 80: 50 score tubs, 34f2: l-pound
prints, 33; 14-pound prints, 3512: SS score,
tubs: 33,2; 1-pound prints, "a; 14-pound
LIVEsTOCK-Calves, I3: spring lambs.
Prices PAID net ie FOB FOB Washington s5fne service
- EGGS--Market steady. Prices paid for
Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations October 81: Whites. U. S,
extras. large. 46-47l mostly A.; u s.
extras mediums. 1896: mostly &c. u S.
standards. large. 3S-44: mostly A; u S.
Standards, mediums: "a .. S. trades
isrss isao mostly go extRse Browns u eztEas
mostly IS: u. s. extras exrras eGaaa3 fsfge. 95 8 &
Standards. large: 3s-42; mostly 3s; q. S.
egss: Current receipts, whites, mostly 80
81; some Of better quality, heavier weights
up to u.s. pullets mostly 21; mixed colors
mostly 2S-29. Receipts. Government
LIVE rket steady. Fowl.
horn hens, laTse sizes. i4-i5; Small sizes, fSS
chiSen z5 No. vr9na M 10 Rocis RoOi5f5f sf6es lS sHd
fryers, all sizes. 20-2l; No. IS, Is Della
ware Rocks and crosses, broilers and
fryers all sizes. 20-2l; No, Is, l3 Leg
horn broilers 17-l9 Capons. 5-6 pounds,
25; : pounds and up; 2s. Turkeys, young
toms, l6 pounds and up. %; young hens
10 pounds and up. %; No. IS and under
Evening star., 1941-10-09
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Disturbed
by the Russian war news and Jap
anese press dispatches. cotton fu-
lures acted in sympathy with stocks
and other commodities and broke
sharply, declining more than $100 a
bale today.
Commission houses and New Or
leans led the selling and Southern
offerings also came into the market
on the declirle.
Trade and mill interests were in
different buyers on the scale down.
In late afternoon the list was of
20 to 27 points, October selling at
l6.45; December, 1852, and July
It'll.
AS heavy selling subsidized in the
last minutes of trading and shorts
covered, the market rallied and re-
gained most of the days losses.
Futures closed 4-10 lower.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Pullman Net Smaller

CHICAGO. Oct. 9 lPp.-The Pull
man Co., sleeping car subsidiary of
Pullman. Inc. today reported Au-
gust net income of S232,735, against
s302, ,622 last year. For the first eight
months net income was S1.788, ,456,
against S1,734,785 in the like 1874
period
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Construction Awards
Dip 80 Per Cent
During Week
Sharp Decrease Puts
TotuI 7 Per Cent
Under Yedr Ago
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. e.-Heavy engi-
neering construction awards fell of
sharply this week, totaling S78,661,-
600, decline of 80 per cent from the
previous week and 7 per cent less
than the same week a year ago.
Decreases in private and Federal
construction more than offset gain
in State and municipal contracts
Comparison of awards by classes
follows:
Private.
--latest week Previous week. Year ago; $50;
State and Municipal.
32,075,000 23169,000 24,294.000
Federal
52.9sO 600 72.1690Oo 39.o43,00o
Total
1861, 600 1l1,7O60 600 s4,7e1 600
Clearings Up Sharply.
Bank clearings in the week ended
Wednesday held at about the same
level of the preceding week, but
showed sharp gains over COM
parable period year ago.
The total at % leading cities as
reported to Dun e. Broadstreet was
S6,818 ,209, 900. an increase of 800 per
cent over 900 a year ago.
In the preceding week the aggregate
was higher by $145 10000.
Transactions at New Orleans were
51.9 per cent higher than in the
like 1910 period. Other large gains
included Louisville, 400 per cent;
Portland, Greg, 1852; Seattle, asa;
Detroit, 453; Pittsburgh, 433, and
Atlanta. 430.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Loadings Hold Gains.

The Association of American Rail-
roads reported today that 917,516
cars Of revenue freight were loaded
during the week ending last Satur-
day.
This was decrease of 1894 cars,
or OF per cent, compared with the
preceding week; an increase of
1ll,5l2 cars, or 1873 per cent, COM
pared with year ago, and an in
crease of 87,414 cars, or 1O5 per
cent. compared with 1899.
The report classified the loadings,
compared with last week and the
corresponding week year ago, as
follows:
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Chicago Cash Market,

NuIcaso Nhsh Market.
Wheat, No mixed. 1.13Ia: No. . red
weevily, 1294; No. ! red i.l45s; No
hard, 1:14'4-l.15. Corn. No i yellow. n.
se NS ea. q .nla-71i.; No, 3, 6sla 100; No. 4
eess.os: No. 5; 81; sample grade yellow, 81
!s,,2.. Oats. No. . mixed AZ; No. j white,
i1S1.; 10 Nc : 4o-d6Ia; No. 8, 48-4ei. Bar!
barley 1s-79: No. 3, 6s-s2 Field seed
per hundredveisht, nominal: timothy
o.15-6 90; alkise. IL 50-13 so. fancy red
TOP -50-s- so; red clover seed, is 90.
100; sweet clover, s.50-1 so.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Odd-Lot DEALINGS
BY the Associated Press

The Securities Commission reported to-
DAY these transactions by customers with
ooo-lot dealers. or specialists on The New
1ork STOCK Exchanse for October S: 2I46
sales involving $500 shares Including 2S
snort sales involving zoo shares
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Washington Exchange
SALES.

Capital Traction 1st 5s-s1 900 at
105.
Washington Gas Light pfd.--7 at
10634, 8 at 1861 10 at 1865.
Garfinckel com.--10 at liz.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Oct 9.-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index OF
35 commodities today declined to 81 .9s,
Previous day 92.o5: week ago' 92.7s;
1a4f 1910 1889 1a33-3S.
High - e427 1926 1922 as.14
Low 77.O3 $3.50 63.7S 4l.44
1o26 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1941-10-09
DOMESTIC

More accidental deaths occur In
agriculture than in any other oc-
cupation.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Middling spot.

Cott0nSeed Oil.
Bleschable cottonseed oil futures closed
2O-23 lower; sales. l64 contracts Octo-
Der l3 .55b December 1896; January.
13.37-3s; March. 1912; May, 1342b.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Oct. a-Dividends de-
clared. Prepared by Fitch Publishing Co
Extra.
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate riod. record able
Rsymn Concrete Pile 25c : 1920 Ill
Increase.
Line Material 25c 1O-17 1o-o7
Evening star., 1941-10-09
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK, Oct. LPl. National Asso.
citation Securities Dealers. Inc:
CLOSING quotations
Evening star., 1941-10-09
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY
STOCKS

AH Az A-A1A4A AA' ASOSt
Ter RI b W CD 1st 4As As 101
Evening star., 1941-10-09
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Stocks

tBy Private Wire Direct to The star)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-05
noRToAoE SALE


BY q m>rtzags bearing date no
gta day ~. October, 1888. ana record.
n Ia the offics u the Register ot
Deeds f9r me county cf WasntSnaw
and STATE II N!eaigsn' on NE |l ~
1ay n Dctrber. lsls. IA Ll9er 10
II m1rtgsEeE N Dags lZi. Jphn
HInstsf. A4gSle man. N44T uHftEhE-
81 % tie IDtl4apu B4ilainE aha
Liam AsHOclatiaH cornDrstlSn
sryanized and do.tg business under
all mat rsrtaln 3ifce cr parcel OF
ana. situate iY.HE aHd osink u mo
fffy ri aa4tantl. rr4uif pf " aA...
fsnan and STATE ~ 3lchISan. ana
detct.b"i - f1.>Ns; - w4's.,.,.,-
Lat t4msfr Tho Hundred @lnety.
Five. sccprGlaR 20 10 rscrf1ed pat
~ Norris ana Crsss Adf.irr % to
ellags. mn ara - - !lan'l, Tn
10 CSInty q Nashts1a" ead niat"
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TIE amount Claimed - bs ~ frr
orlrllAaL lHfsFeff faEHs aal1 ~
rnortgag.s. an1 attorney t.. - pfr.
vlfs1 FIR ~ tes terms ~ hs1
marriage and trA bpr1 n .eh- u ~
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ty.o ana ss-i01 tas2ts dollars.
Desa..t .aHing ose4rfsi In -
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as .flh i-".. iAe - 80. ,e,,,.
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ejt,|. .,g,.,, de and no slit or
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stI'4'rd 20 collect TIE 1abt trerarV
secJrsd. or any part thereof. rpfi.e
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d.o.f- 80 liz. 80, ttHfsr. ~ fat.sfy
80 amour, due thereon. t1getrrr
telth costs ARD raarger. m tte sf4
dav ~ ges..rr.ser a ID. 1891. A. ten
e.efocy la taa forer9sa 81 aat1 day
~ ne south ffert deor - ths e0-rt
house ~ tie city Il Am Aroor.
NaqntersV C5lnfr. ard STATE ~
Ilesizar. SAID court ap4Fe hsinz -
place ~ r.f!ng ne rlfcii- r.-n'l
Dated Jun. p lsN.
fpsiianc B4A1inR ana Loan A.
ISOLATION. Ao.tRa zee.
Tracy l. IbW,ner; .ss...-
Yos liann. Michigan
az sp'
STATE Of MICHIGAN
CIrc4If court fJr 70 rf7-r----
WasrfensW
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49, HarT odf 3 Ina HarHc3d'
Lewis G9f1a,f. i...1 = .ioert susan
Gilbert Abel Goddard. Emily J..
Goddaff Gscrze Gilbert W. -.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-05
Legal Notices
ORDER APPorHTINo TIME ron
HEARIHQ CLAIMS

STATE or MICHIGA&. To- pro
bate Court for the county 81 wash
At a session Of said court held It
the Probate office In TIE CITY ~
Ann Arbor. In the sad county. On
the 3btu day q August A y. 4ttl-
Present. Honorable Jay -. Pray
Judge ~ Probate
In tho Matter u TIE - tate 81
Mary A. Butts, 10. ceased.
II appearing 20 the court 'Iaf we
time for presentation ~ claims
against said estate should Poo lWlt-
ed. and that = time-auf place be 49,
pointed 20 receive eHtnlue and ad-
Jus, an claims and demands against
RAID deceased By and osfer" san
Court
n is Ordered. Tnat creditors ~
said deceased are required - present
their claims 20 said Court a. sad
Probate OffIce on or before The lptH
day of .S1rstuher a. z, 1881. A. ter
o'clgrx iu the ferenelr. aid time
and place heirg hereby appointed
for TIE eyauinatiar and adjustment
~ all claims and d manfs asainst
said dsre7sed
. T. f- Further Ordered Tat public
notice flereof poo gwen by pu0lica-
tiou - q co3y ~, t1ls oder Pr three
successive WEEKS previous - sad
day ~ Gearing in tie Ypsi4anfl
DAILY Pres a neW -paper printed
and circulated 10 SID county
JAY .. PRAY. judge u Probate
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ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR
NEARING CLAIMS

so .HLtf
Stall OF MICHIGAN TIE. Pro-
A. session u said Court. TtI1 AZ
the Probate office In lie CifT ~
Ann Aroor. IN the said County, 3n
tie 30ta day ~ August a = 1871.
PressnG Honorable Jay o Pray,
In ,-e Naitsr u ire Estate OF
Viola Gibson Deceased 49,
q, appearing % tie court t.at 'ne
time Tor presentation ~ claims
azaiust- said estate should Pc il"it-
al 4nd mar tIrre ana pfa-r - -
painted o. receive. examine ana ad-
i4sf az claims and demands against
sad deceased b. and 5efore seld
+, Is Ordered Taat credr3rs q
said deceased are required 20 present
their claims % said Court ar SAID
Probate Dffire on or before the llt1
dAy - >oreuber a. p. lsii. q, ten
o'ri1rk In re forenoon. sad time
ard place being hereby appointed for
ne eSa~lnstion and adjustment q
al Gains and demands against said
ItIs Further Ordered That public
notice thereof be given oy p4b4iea-
tlr Of copy ~ this order for
three successive weeks previous 20
said dav - nearing. IN The fpslant!
Daily Press. Newspaper printed
and circulated in said County.
JAY g PRAY. Judge q Probate
Al 5.sts
WAsHINGTON-INS - Secre-
tary OF Treasury Morgenthau has
announced that tie United
states is negotiating with Mexico
70 lead that country funds to sta
Billie It's currency.
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y - ~ p
An Offering large Z family resi-
dence Nodsru. 81 skeA.4sn' con-
dffiou. Frame constr. ton 49,
phalt shlHgle roof Larze stone
porch on paved street LIT ~ ~
$50. saads trees and slr4noefy.
car -EarasA SIX rooms on f.fhf
floor oak floors and fin.sh. com
plete bath. fireplace. Large ffDnt
hall Five rooms On second flDpf.
complete BATH Pun basement
laundry Hot air Oh furnace ~
tomato rot water heater bar
gain at 5000 with terms.
ROOM BRICK RESIDENCE M
deru. excellent condition. On - N
stree Lot 90 by 1872 2 car gsrase
YAK floors finish Throughout
good sized bed rooms LasatDry On
first f00r--Compiets bath On Scr
ond Full basement Laundry. Hot
air neat. Price g. 900 Win terms.
Tall Max a Bless. Ann Aropr
Trust Building. Ann Aropr H.Tc-
izan. office phone 3fi1 fer.fencs
phone 1903
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Legal Notices
NOTICE

The cry u Ypsiianu intends 20
maze Curb and G@tter improvements
m b1ta sides Of East Ainswortn
Boulevard from the present curb
s1f gIrrsf or Ferris street southerIy
q. TIE ankle pint In tsazt AsnzHorth
Boulevard a. Lot 30 "a Of Aims
glorfa PARK Subdivision.
IN aelorfance with plans and esu-
mated cost a. flied at Council Meet
snE August is 1881.
FurtEer TIE Common Council Will
meet at council Han on Monda 2,
ssDtsmaer IS. 1871 a. 7-.0 o'clock
l. 81 ~ near objections O. said inn
arSyaments as psfltoued for.
s!gnet " G. HOLMES. CITY Clerk.
zsg fGrs
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z z TERMS Btys

a Ase+sc = g. :
. Room coTrAGE-Eas, sac. city
VAfer. sle-r-i-. s-a1e fcr s. 500
U.,5 only 500 down 9Syntat
BED ROOM -o7e COY some mod.
So. -s-----=s5-it=--ts-s go ti,'' fl
-a2 meat
q KoONS-e- Normal - 10 Issot
N'a $500 down FsN me1t balance
'AMILX -aa-.e on r--s.ess. rsrt-
* tor $50 - ft5t7 .vt,a $50
3 Eo1Ns-.n olas- Ao-s. WITH
Hath f--c&-e AE-ts .args lot
lsrE- &-rt1 stts ~ $3.50 with
t--4 d-s7s s-s meat
3 LARGE HOMES 20 Normal
College ard among re hes, 20 m-
rs 7c-ses ia t-Tn. faf - goo and
~. terms
GOOD HOMES Ca..sss HsiEa,s
escA ~ -eas.tsrss.r lsss ian lo.
can hut.a
BUILDING SITES t- college
HAS.' some R,t1 aea-t.f-l trees
$500 70 500 others On Gran.
AlusV0rta. West Ncare!ari Wa
SD So ay ~ fo- 8; with TO
down payment sr1 balance 81
mor'-.y Wy Pa Rent
o$E TO TES ACRES sou Ike.
On Hftr7frT-su TEXTILE and
Wai;taker Roads some ir re Lin
colr ---ool Distr!c'. sAvers pcot-
H=N 4
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ResLsstats Investments

LAND CONTRACTS ATOR SALE
Have several land contracts on
rew and exceptional we'll located
tree aud clear proQertT-S0 foot
e. vita steady joh-goad down
payment with s per cont interest
AID Z per cent per month. Unpaid
balances from S24O0 70 $1,000. Is
per cent discount. These contracts
VII net a yield OF approximately
a Per cent on your investment
WIZ good security. Box No. G-5,
ave Lall pra.s
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5usiness Property

BRICK SToRET BLpG-S story,
bath. furnace two large apart
iUents. $500 terms IN. Poet 50 y.
p .~Hr pN 1921
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Ehman g. Oreenstreet
IS u y. &aEEInEt3n-
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Real Estate Brokers
Brokerage csros

REAL EsTATE-G4H4Ea- Insurance
Ross K Bower 100 W. Michigan.
Phone $50
VIZ PAY better than s per cent
On your money with good sscuri-
-fr IrNeFfigation welcome. Huron
Homes IS IS. Mich. Ph. 1913
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wsn;sc Ts Rent
For Sale Real Estate
Earl L. Freeman

80 Pea. p 1898
Insurance - al ErGs u souor.
ac.s stcck .c-. ArleS
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Miscellaneous

MODEL A FORDS-furniture bought
exchanged for anything of value.
Shoe Shop. - F. Cross Pm. eO92.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-05

AMfT-N hoes - on rr-s .ess rent
.as or $50 - f45t1 vlta i75o
town.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-05

KoCNS-e- Normal - 10 ltS0f
V.-a $500 down psSmert balance
IKE -r-.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-05

LARGE 1MES---cse 20 Normal
COLLEGE ard aTr-E re best 20 M
lrS re-se~ !H --Wr. frf q goo and
IT,. terms
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-05
sand And Gravel
MUSICAL Equipment

PIANOS new. from sig2 SO up.
Used from SIS up. Spinets. Grands
and apartment UprigAts 400 r.
Michigan. Pm. SIS. open evenings
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! GOOD HOMES rr.-sge HeiEsts
al modern 9tf- = rooms
each for eersiters5.r less Kan ,o-
can blt.d
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Stretch Your Dollar BY Shopping From The Daily Cassfeds
Merchandise
Merchants Specials

BICNCLES-New and used. Assert
ment OF used auto tires Thorns
Tire 500 r. Mich. Phi. S3s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-24
When Six Men Rolled for Five "Grand''

since Harfords Fdo" Oien two week a angles listening to stories about thu ney escapades when he listed thu amabe white those spoghts shine at hac
 alleys around the state but he ha aeected the which Andy Mccarthy Fdo pner Hartford lined against Bridgeport &hreesome of Connie Lewis, Joe Harper and Stone.
 Conditions the match $500 side for best Ii games of side total pnta Backers of each team put making the match worth 5000 and the long the of the first ball rolled The used smaller than those nowadays the ball measuring Starting the match in Bridgeport trailing by quite carload of Lewis who the Bridgeport money insisted bowling against Mccarthy However the rivals switched in Hart rolled against Mccarthy The others had finished $0 the result the situation spares would the Bridgeport the pnfa games stone could do it. Two spares by Mccarthy would the total pnfal for Hartford allow them the best and lost Mccarthy hit for nine missed single pin spare hit three pin In the final Mccarthy hit missed single hit eight and left standing On his and stayed after wobbng Hartford while Bridgeport OOO with net loss of $500 to Connie Lewis and his packers
 longer among the latter giving up session Hartford three four weeks Lewis died about two hy to talking about he good old days when 5000 ever the sae
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-24
Alsab Loaded With 132
 At Empire Saturday

ley closed with 50 nominations. headed by the kingpin of the diVi- sion, Mrs. Albert sabath's wonder horse of 1941 = Alsab, which had been weighed by Racing Secretary Handicapper John B. Campbell at 1S2 pounds, an al-tirne high for a two-year-old at a mile and 70 yards, That is 10 over scale. Next in line was Greentree Stables Devil Diver at 126 pounds, or 4 over standard, while Ben P. whitaker's Requested was rigged at 124. Devil Diver won the Hopeful at Saratoga and only recently ran away from Som C Chance, the Belmont Futurity win ner, and others in the Breeders Futurity at Keeneland Park. Re- quested, now retired for the balance of the year, won seven stakes this season, and is one of the better bar gains of the campaign.
 Likeliest probables appeared tc be Shut Out, also from the Green tree Stable, that is required to car ry scale of 122 pounds; Belair Studs Apache, ccnqueror of Devil Diver in the Remsen Handicap at Ja- maica, in with l15: Milky Way Far ms Despatch, Fiturity Trial winner, weighted at IA; Breymann Farms Families, ll2, and Bleu dor, no; Mrs. R. McIlvain's Bright willie, iiO; R. 0. Thatcher's Jug no: Paragon Stables Liste, no; Mrs. A. Fowler's Hackle, 1O8: Log Cabin Studs Paladin, l08: Arnold Hangers Ubiquitous. l08, and sev- eral others.
 The Ardsley was won last year by M. E. Ryan's Stimady, under ll1 pounds, in the time of l:4S 2-5. The distance of the race changed of- ten, beginning as sprint, back tc a distance, then to a sprint anc now a mile and 10 yards. A. K Macomber's War Pennant won thu initial running in 1918 when 1t wal a sprint, under 130 pounds, the highest weighted winner of thu race.
 The Daingerfield closed on Thurs. day (Oct. 23) by subscription of $1l each and Racing Secretary John B Campbell was confident the frs running of this new distance even would prove an outstanding success from the standpoint os competitiv' thrills.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-24

has played 60 minutes in nine of Harvard's last il games, and Tom Gardiner, who has gone the full distance seven times in that same stretch, are typical of the Crimson forward wall.
 Good Chance
 Harvard should supply Q very interesting afternoon for Navy if its offense clicks and that isn't beyond the relam of possibility either, judg- ing by sporadic Crimson spurts in the last two games.
 Second spot on the New England weekend program goes to the Dart mcuth-Yale clash at New Haven, Conn, with the Big Green favored to snap back at the expense of the Els who are rebuilding with sopho- mores and winless since their opener.
 Eastern Titans Q year ago, Bos- ton College and Georgetown, just couple of "Joe" teams this season, meet here. B. C., beaten twice by southern opponents, rates the nod
 Holy Gross returns to the win col uman against New York university at worcester, and Brown seeks its fourth win in i've starts against Lafayette ct Gaston, Pc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-24

LuInu.
 It is better balanced, as 1t again demonstrated in repelling a mighty Northwestern array at Dyche Stad- ium,
 Tom Kuzma, a six-foot, 200- pound sophomore, wears Har- mons shoes as though they were made for him. George Ceithan1l filled in nicely for One-Man Gang Evashevski in 1940. Al Wistert and others have added experience in the line.
 Minnesota, generally picked to win the Big Nine championship at the outset, comes up to the gigantic test in good shape.
 Bruce Smith bruised his back against Pittsburgh, but is okeh. Bob Sweiger, blocking back, was kicked in the back, and Urban Odson, the six foot three, 247- pound tackle, had bad knee, but both could have played against the Partners had their ser- vices been required.
 It's about time for luck in shis series to change. Michigan hasn't beaten Minnesota since President Roosevelt took office, but I'm giv- ing the Gophers a shaky vote to make it eight straight.
 GRANGE SEES MISSOURI WINNING BIG SIX TITLE
 Another fierce war will be waged only a few miles away in Ohio State Stadium, where I expect the Wildcats of North western to bounce back following their heart-breaking debeat by Michigan.
 Neither Purdue nor Iowa has had much good fortune thus Far, but I'm stringing with Bill Green and the Hawkeyes at Lafayette.
 Bill Hillenbrand, highly regard- ed sophomore, finally got rolling for Indiana against Nebraska, and I expect the Hoosiers to continue their success at Wisconsin.
 Notre Dame takes another team, Illinois, in stride in South Bend.
 Punch-drunk Pittsburgh takes an- other whack on the chin as Duke invades Pitt Stadium. In a night game, Oct. 24, Marquette will have its hands full with Duquesne, but I look for Tom Stidham's lads to en- erge on the long end. Detroit is too polished for Arkansas at Detroit Stadium the same evening.
 Missouri has a grand team and chance to win the Big Six cham pionship, end l am confident the Tigers will successfully negotiate theire highest hurdle, Nebraska, at