davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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$50 Odd Pieces
Dinnerwore, Glassware

Few ef kind pieces from broken sets. Odd
lots and discontinued patterns Sc, Ice, 15s
l Artcrete Bird Bath. Sold "as is. Was
$3.50 observation-disclosures IS
! Caring Globe and Pedestal. Sold "as is"
Was $l1 IS
1 Bird Bath. Sold "ss is" Was $6, 49, 81
The P0iais Royal, China Fifth Floor
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Boys, Young Mems Wear

15s Boys Polo Shirts Tom Sawyer and other makes.
Sizes to 20. Were 81 7Sc
~ Boys Tom Sawyer Slack Suits Natural tan. sises
TO- IL and Is. Were 81 95
80 Tom Sawyer Wash Suits Odd lot. Sizes I, and s.
Were $1.19.
2se Tom Sawyer Wash Shorts Sizes to H. Were Ssc 74c
- Junior Boys Slack Suits. Blue and Sizes g. g.
1se BoyS Wash Stacks Tailored by Tom Sawyer Sizes
"A to ~. Were $ls5
50 Boys Stocky Slack Suits. Sizes H. IA, Is and IT,
- Boys White Cotton Stacks. Sizes TO- H. Il and Is.
White Miami Cloth students' Suits Sizes 49, 1s IL and
20. Were $795-
Boys Terry Robes Sizes and g. Were $2s5------$l65
~ Boys Slack Suits Sizes TO- a. 16 and 1s Were $219
S14S
- Boys aPece Crepe Pajamas Sizes 10, H. IL and 2o
All Swim Trunks, broken lots and sizes Were $1s5 $lss
10 Boys Wash Knckers. Dark patterns. Sizes IL, IL
and H. Were S1s5--------- 81 -91.n
ALI 15e Boys Wash 1ec
The PAiss Royal, Bsysi ssl
Yssss Msss Wear Fnsf Fissr
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Cloves, Special

lSs Pairs Bemberg, Rayon or Mesh Gloves. In
white. rose. gold, pink. blue er black Sizes
512 TO 7l2. Were 81 : 49c
- Pairs Hand Crochet Gloves. White only in
small sizes. Were sec I Ioc
The Psiais Royal. Cloves First Floor
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Summer Suits, Goats

) Spun Rayon Suits In navy and light eolors sfses
10, H. H. 18 Were $40 s5 to Sl4e5 50
Short Goats. 1909 wool, in blue and pink szes Il
and H. Were $10s5----- g5es
Short Corduroy Coats. In white, red, beige, pink
sizes II to 49, Were IS 5e5-----s e5 sass
Women's Black and Navy Spring Goats. Sizes 80
TO a. Were ssI5
Seersucker Suits. Sizes 10, H. Were s7s5 $3.50
! Blue Herrngbone Skirt. Size %. Was 1896, sIs5
1 Blue Herrinsbone Jacket. Size a. Was $10s5, 81
l Short Coat of 1895 Angora Wool. Yellow size 10.
Was $1495 - s7S5
The Psiss Royal. Goats ssd Smfs Third Floor
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Mems Tropical Worsted Suits
f;ss.s;'' ;ss5s $12.o5

Only 30 Of these cool all worsted tropical suits! In light
medium and dark shades. Both reoulors and longs in
broken size ranges Regulars: 3/36, 5t37 7/35, 33e.
l/4o. Longs: 5l5s, 5I3s. 2/4o. 2I42.
Is Sports Costs Smart styles and patterns sses S.
81, 80, 80, 40, a. Were $l5S5 5------------3ie.ss
IS Summer Caps sisss 81 to tn. Were 2Sc
Mehair and wsrsted Sut Size u. Was $3.50. SIS
Tie PsEsis Royal. Ness Store -. First Fissr
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Tie Paisis Royal, Feefrssr >. Seeosl Ffesr
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1910 Commander 4-door de
luxe touring sedan de luxe tone finish and
upholstery; CHANCE OF LIFETIME.
5000 miles, guaranteed mileage: $500:
neW-car guarantee: terms and trade.
Marks Studebaker. 261I Lee highway. CH.
STUDEBAKER Commander cruising sedan,
1898; with biz trunk, finished IN black,
upholstery, trim and finish in Al shape;
oo-horsepoWer engine has Just been check.
ed and earliest driven by our chief
mocha mic. Butler Bonded At this special
price this IS real buy. Today only SAT-.
LEE D BUTLER, INC. 1884 Penna. ave.
Sc. AT. 43I4.
STUDFBAKER Commander club sedan,
1888 beautiful blue, low mileage, radio
and heater. planar suspension Butler
Bonded Only SAT- LEE D. BUTLER,
INC. 1121 2lst st. n W. DL 1915
STUDEBAKER "6" sedan, / a37: radio and
heater built-in trunk Fran oil purifier,
famous Studebaker planar SUSPENSION,
hydraulic brakes, all-steel body, no-draft
ventilation. Butler Bonded Only S2a7,
LEE ., BUTLER. INC, 112l 21st st. NV.
STUDFBAKER Champion club sedan. 1910;
orlglna blue finish. radio: for economy,
SLyle and performance you can't beat a
champion. Butler Bonded. Only S5a7,
LEE D. BUTLER. INC, 112I 21st st. NV.
STUDEBAKER President coupe, 1899; has
RADIO cllmatizer, saS-Saving overdriVe
owned by prominent local man, owner .
name on request. Low mileage. Butler
Bonded. Only S637 LEE D, BUTLER,
INC, 1884 Penna. ave. Sc. AT 43I4
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OFFICIAL A0fIces

eabl,e OF cobDMsIA bssA1ss March IL, Is, d
Ps6rTary f. is4i Sv the 0esn hsiG
Of the District Of Columbia in the matter
IN the District Of Columbia. @ as hereinafter e tea
described, and the said Commissioners
BEING satisfied as. to the equity justice
the same are not detrimental to the public
pTqgsTts, owners, NOTICE is HEREBY
Ordered That pursuant to the provi;,
December Is, 1882, the street and alley
areas as shown in green on platS fled in
the office OF the Surveyor Of the District
sora2s aaa ana ds Maps sre hs4sSs s4S
ana eeT ash to s 5sks e eet o tRe
land comprised in said area so closed TO
revert TO the abutting property owners,
as shown on said maps; the said areas
e%s ORDERED cosSs e9iad Of Peng M Sss dsfSOed
a S4l Street. 9 eSsnE shd 2Se BEET
Of Hcfest pre R Sf cosns Rs'f FIRTH sff
STERLING AVENUE abuEting the Naval
CommissioneTs, p. C. for the exteno
sion Of South caP50l Street and also
ment agencies for park and other purposes,
"a Closing of streets and alleys described
as lOllOWS. ParJS OF AMES SlREEI and
BLAINE STREET west of 41st Street ne;
A and B STREETS east and west OF Chap
lin street Sc: D STREET between Burns
srSls snd Burbank Streets part Of Burns
q ELY PLACE and E. STREET west Of
between Blaine Street and Benning Road
ne; parts of 41st STREET between
Blaine Street and Benning Road ne,
and between East Capitol and A Streets
Sc: CHAPLIN STREET between East
Captto' ana c Streets Sc: and closing of
public alleys in Squares 50S3. 50S4, 1897,
S-5397 539S. 5400, 54O3. 5406 and 5407;
and providing for a transfer of land to the
Commissioners, d. C, for street and alley
purposes 90 Closing part of FORDHAM
ROAD between Massachusetts Avenue and
49lh street NV, and providing for a
dedication for part of said Fordham Road
between the limits named"
ANY and all parties interested must
file objections. If any, in writing, to said
closinss within thirty t30l days after the
date OF this publicat ton otherwise said
order shall become effective on April IS,
194l and the street and alley areas, as
herein described, shall on and after said
date become closed. in accordance with
the provisions of said Act MELVIN c.
HAZEN JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG, DAVID
McCOACH Jr.; Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
mil ,19, ,20,2i % ,24,25. .2e.27.2s,2o 81.
apl2
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FUTURE.
THOS. J OWEN & SON, AUCTTONEERS
1881 Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
PREMISES NO. 73S NEWTON PLACE,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NO. 73s NEWTON PLACE
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. $3.50 folio 81 ct seq.
Of the land records of the District of Co.
lumbia, as modified BY an unreco5rded eG-
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell,
ct an p9Hs fSS0n THE IL rHHt Gaa f Fe Bay o
P.M', the following described land and
ss sate in the Drs DIS bar9 Of S9
in Robert Munro's Subdivision, of lots. in
Square 1895, as per plat recorded in Liber
o ce IS Of e e surveyot 81 OF the et fse0r5s Zee 5sc 1 e o
Columbia, Subject to the right Of redemp-
ton by the maker of the aforesaid deed of
Of sixty days from date Of sale, not exclud-
ing sundays and holidays, as provided in
said deed Of trust;
all liens created. by conditional bills Of sale
for heating and other equipment, If any.
and overdue water rentals: All other taxes
transfer OF title. third of the pur-
chase-money to be paid in cash, balance in
two equal installments. payable in one and
per annum, payable semi-annually. from
day of sale, secured by first deed Of trust
upon the property sold. or all cash, at the
5000 will be required at 'ts time OF OF
sale All conveyancing, recording, revenue
stamps ETC, at cost Of purchaser. Terms
from date OF expiration period. otherwise
the trustees reserve the. right to resell the
propsrty pr2ps at The risk and cost Of detaulting
Of such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington, D C.
,oo, PAUL j. FR1zzELL
.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

SUITABLE FOR STORAGE AND MANU-
featuring of anv kind, 2nd commercial.
3 900 sq. TT: near Navy Yard Also fire.
proof warehouse with 5000 So it.. suitable
for anything Both new warehouses. VIII
sell Lincoln 5343.
NEW WAREHOUSE OR OFFICE RAIL
road siding $50 w st. e, l blk of R l.
ave; SI25 mo SELDEN B. DANIEL, Jr:,
2l3 Woodward Bldg Ma. 5573 or WI
SOOS
Evening star., 1941-03-27
OFFICES FOR RENT.

500 SQUARE FEET DESIRABLE SPACE,
2nd floor front. 1922 K st. NV. RE.
FOR RENT IN MEDICAL SCIENCE BLDG,
! large ROOM for physician or dentist with
telephone service and use of reception
room $50. Apply Room 304 or phone DI.
2350 from . to 5, or District 4377 after D.
WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE FOR RENT.
2nd-comm. zone, parking facilities; ground
G. could be used as shop or warehouse, 2nd
Il. for Offices: INV h.. easily accessible to
downtown; avail. at once: reas. rent to
responsible party. Rear OF 1124 22nd st.
NV. DI. 1877.
LARGE OFFICE SUITABLE FOR CLASS
room. lecture room ETC.; Lewly paneled
walls; centrally located Gordon Hotel,
18th st. between Eye and K NV. Rental.
$40 mo. MA 6264
1907 EYE ST, NV
room, 15xl7Ia with private lavatory
Uoiet and wash bowl; S45.
BRODIE g. COLBERT, INC, Ma. SS15.
1924 H ST. NV.
Offces available at S15 and $40 per mo.
One square from State Department.
ROBERT W. SAVAGE.
S13 Union Trust Bldg. MA. 1880.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SMALL FARMS ACRES, 40 NILES Be
low WASHINGTON via National Highway or
r. r &, P Railroad; year-around home,
overlooking Potomac; bathing, boating, duck
shooting. House contains large rooms
bath, large screened tile porch electricity,
steam heat excellent domestic water sys-
TEN, barn, chicken house and small tenant
house; In good condition, suitable for
chicken or small truck farm. Moderste
price or will trade for WashinSton prop
erty. For sale by OWNER who has been
transferred. RA. 6563.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE PURCHASERS AT ONCE FOR CASH
for fats and small houses white or col
ored), 1st commercial ground and stores
with apartments. EDW. D. COLEMAN. 613
9Th st. NV. MA. 6562.
CASH FOR HOUSES AND FLATS IN D. C.
under $1,000, white or colored, any con-
dition. Columbia 134s ewes. Emerson 02s9.
WE NEED PROPERTY. SALE OR RENT
For prompt service and quick results, phone
or write ROGER MOSS, D1. 1921, 927
18th st. NV.
CASH-HOUSEs, WHITE OR COLORED:
lots, investment and commercial property.
A. FISCHER CO. $40 18th st. NV. Ma
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

$500 SO. FIT.
Located within II miles of Washington,
over hard roads. Stone-cement buildings;
$500 Call F. r. SPEAR. INC, WI. 2l0S
or Bradley 0l42.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Two TRACTS OF TIMBER. PRINCIPALLY
large swamp oak located in Charles Coun-
ty, Nd. Box 2T0-V Star. 20
COLONIAL HOME "a classic).
Nearby virginia overlooking water,
bos ting, swimming, fishing: high, wooded
spot: IL rooms, . open fires, Grecian
portico, bathrooms, eec. kitchen. A
rare home Price, Sl5,00000. Part cash.
80 miles D. c. OWNER, Box 2a9V, Star.
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OFFICES WANTED.

WANT STREET FLOOR WINDOW AND
Office space, pref F and G bet. 10th and
also consider leasing place Jointly. viii pay
500 per mo. Phone WI. 55S4 after pm
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l WILL PAY CASH

HOUSES. FLATS OR APT. HOUSES.
White or colored, brick or frame, any con-
cttion, D c. only G. G. DUTY, realtor,
1924 Vermont ave. Ma. 44s2 or GE. 6409.
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PROPOSALS.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
COMMISSION.
CONTRACT NO. l17-W,

PROPOSALS.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
CONTRACT NO. INV.
WATER MAIN GoNsTRuGTlIoN- GO sdI t;rlioS an
lO-inch. 1855 feet of 16-inch and 645
feet OF 20-inch cast iron water main on
Office of the Washington Suburban Sanitary
MaF9IandI GIfaiSdon unIi GeHS 300 p%. Wednesday,
they VIII be publicly opened and read,
Plans and specltical! ions may be OBJ
tanned IRON Harry R: Hall Chief Engineer
upon deposit of $500, which deposit Will
be returned TO bidders. or to those return
ing plans and specifications in good con-
dition -
PERRY BOSWELL.
J. DONALD CLAGETT,
mh20,27. Commissioners.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
COMMISSION.
CONTRACT Il9-W & S.
WATER doNs4RuaTIoS. MIR aTR SEWER
pyoximatelS i30 feet Of 2-inch,, $40 feet
feet Of 12-inch cast iron water mains and
1,435 feet of 6-inch, 7,0l0 feet of S-inch,
249 feet Of 12-inch' 32S5 feet Of Is lS-nch;
se%ers sRa on conradt 5est fiaW Wi pBe Pc
received at the ONCE of the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission, Owens
Avenue Hyattsville, Maryland until 300
PM. Wednesday April Q, 1871, at which
place and time they will be publicly opened
and read.
tsined from Harry r, Hall, Chief Englneer
of the Commission Hyattsville, Maryland,
upon deposit Of $500, which deposit will
be returned to bidders, or to those return
ing plans and specifications in good con-
dltlon.
PERRY BOSWELL.
J. DONALD CLAGETT.
FRANK B. SMITH.
mh27ap3 Commissioners.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
COMMISSION
SEVER I'6eoN Classification. fRi
Sealed proposals for constructing ap-
proXimat tely 420 feet of S-inch, 45O feet of
10-inch 1875 feet of 12-inch, 720 feet of
15-inch and 215 feet of 1S-inch vitrified
pipe sewers and 100 feet of 16-inch cast
iron pipe sewers on Contract 120-S will be
received at the Office of the Washington
Avenue: Hyattsville, Maryland, until 300
IN. Wednesday, April 9, 1941, at which
and read.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tanned from Harry r. Hall. Chief Eng ineer
upon deposit of $500, which deposit will
be returned to bidders or to those return
ing plans and specifications in good con-
dltion.
PERRY BOSWELL
]. DONALD CLAGETT
FRANK B. SMITH.
mh27ap3 Commissioners.
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COMMERCIAL
OVERLOOKING
LOTS WANTED.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE BEAUTIFUL MIAMI
BEACH, Fla, home with s rooms: 2 baths
and 2-csr garage: clear and valued at S17,-
600: for house or clear lots in D. c. or
nearby Md. or Va. Write, giving fun
particulars.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP. =,
l41S H st NV. District ISL.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

1887 2-dr. trunk sedan: in
UNUSUALLY good condition. VIII SAC
RIFICE for $3.50. See Mr.. Pasnick, 210
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LQ1DS.
YOU

con Get q loan Of $1,000 if you
con make monthly payments OF S7O4
Evening star., 1941-03-27

PACKARD 1887 model 120 sport coupe;
rumble seat, golden voice radio heater;
bargain 1925: terms STANDARD MOTOR
Nor,h
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

GARAGE AND FILLING STATION 1900
so. #. on main highway, 20 miles from
D. c. in Md; $50 per month. Box
243-V. Star.
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SHEPHERD PARK.
SMALL SUBDIVISION,

Direct from owner, 9/10 mile from Peace
Cross on Defense hwy. and Bladensburg
I'd; 33 lots, ready for immediate bldg i;
all improvements; S400 per lot. Sign on
property RUTH I. POWELL, National
p646, Emerson 1880
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PACKARD de luxe custom convertible Sc.
gan: eaving city. sacrifice, S375, terms
Roper- 1880 r. I ne
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Just remodeled, store > complete apts:
easy terms 2406 18th NV. 2s'
STORE WITH APT ABOVE ON WIDE AVE.
In good NV. business section; oil heat,
cellar, double garage Box 19-R, Star.
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and motor: Al mechanically: orieinal tan
hnlSh: 1929 GEORGIA AVE MOTORS,
31OS GeOrsta ave RA QSQn
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CHEVROLET 1884 de luxe sedan; will give
you many thousands Of miles Of safe and
care-free service for only S135. Easy
G. M. A. c. terms.
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET.
71O5 Wisconsin Ave WI 1896.
Evening star., 1941-03-27

PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door special de luxe
touring sedan: CHANCE OF A LIFETIME;
trade and terms Marks Studebaker. 26l1
Lee highway. CHI 1900.
Evening star., 1941-03-27

PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe 4 4-door sedan:
represents real saving to the smart
automobile buyer. Everything about this
car Is Just Ike new and we can furnish
The orieinal owners name on request
Tank of the price Of new car, then
come and see this fine Plymouth finished
THE TREw MOTOR CO, 1925 i4th 81
T. W and 4th and Pa. ave. Sc Our 27th
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE

tRD 1887 Tudor trunk sedan: economical al
,del go: owners report excess mileage, in
ior spotless. very. good tires, and re-
ced to sell at once for S265. Easy G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Womens District Golf Results

I Mr. NJ. Algsr Jr. defeated Mrs. L
r Schafer 6-4
Mrs GLADYS Stevenson defeated Mrs
X. A. Yoder. 50.
Mrs c. p. Tutts defeated Mrs r. Y
Peterson, So
Mrs. A c. Chambers defeated Mrs
A. s. McCloy 81
Mrs. ". Patterson defeated Mrs
10, y. Campbell up, ~ holes.
FOURTH FLIGHT
Mrs James Fletcher defeated Mrs.
Ralph Oyler. -.
Mrs r. n. skillman defeated Mrs. J
" Strain. I up 20 hoiss.
Mrs. Wilfred Casgrain defeated Mrs
r H. Pope ~.
Mrs II. Gsbslmsn defeated Mrs. A
"A Shanlz. up
Mrs F. N GLADDEN. defeated Mrs. A
IC Winger al.
Mrs Frank Kuhn defeated Mrs. w J
Wisoin. So
Mrs. c G. Macdonald defeated Mrs
a. V. Moninger. "a.
Mrs. r n Hammstt defeated Mrs
A. r. Rasks ! NJ. 20 holes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
BOB INGALLS, CAN KICK, TOO!
Learned 10 Boot EN- on Vacation

BY way Of Kiski. He had a trial
AT quarterback his first year and
last year was the regular center.
A heavy rain yesterday was well
coined by the players and coaches
alike. The morning drill had been
long and the weather was hot. The
boys had been out week and they
were getting a little weary. They
worked right through the heavy
rain storm and seemed 10 enjoy II.
"They never get hurt In the
mud" Crisler said. in ordering a
scrimmage right after the rain.
With good punterS scarce. the
Wolverines will depend on the
quick kick. Dave Nelson, Norman
Call and Don Robinson did most
Of the bootlng and proved better
al quick kicks than kicking from
punt formation.
A long pass practice was held
with five lads dividing the throw
ing duties. Nelson, Call, Robinson.
Don Boor and Tom kuzma did the
tossing. The ends were getting by
the defensive players, but the
throwerS were missing the mark
too often 10 please the coaches.
A full game Scrimmage in the
stadium is scheduled for Saturday.
Jack KarwaleS, n sophomore
who CriSler had named as his
probable starter at right end, is
in the University Hospital with
two badly swollen feet. There is
no indication when he will reioin
the squad and he may miss the
State game A week from Saturday
New shoes may have caused the
L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Mrs. Higbie Held
Possible Threat
For Golf Final
Slime Champ Gains
Second Round With
Other Favorites
Nv NJ. ,. pRUkENBRop

The play AZ Mrs Harley G
Eigbie If Detroit Country Clur
was followed with interest," TODAY
as she teed of with Mrs. 7 r.
Bradley Of Plum Hollow in tho
second round Of tho Women Dis
trict Tournament AZ Rcd Rur.
Five times winner 81 both this
and the state tournament. IN each
Of which she captured the title for
the last time eight years aeo the
country club player naturally is
eager 10 make n comeback. And
many regard her as a possible
threat for one Of the places n f'rI-
days final.
She's In the upper bracket and
should she defeat Mrs. Bradley
today. her scmifInat opponent
would be The winner Of the match
between Mrs Donald Weiss Of
Flint and Irene Dill Of Detroit
Golf Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Giants 10 Clash
In NdW-Hoyd Game

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Sept II
ms Two Of the nations big
-eeSt- tackles face zach other late
today when the Navy and George
town University meet in their first
Scrlmmage. Al Blozls, 233-pounder,
and worlds outstanding Shotput.
ter Will be in the lineup for G. I.
while the middies will use Gene
Flathmann. their 250-pound ALI
American candidate. The MiddieS
m 2 ct Georgetown in another
Scrimmaee Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
Army Coach Singing
Blues Long and Loud

WEST POINT, n. Y, Sept. II
,-uNS)-Coach Earl Blaik pulled
out the crying towel today and
wept about his Army football
prospects. He said the West Point
ers are slow on the line, have a
light backfeld. and, worse than
all, are badly in need Of reserve
strength. He planned 10 send his
charges through an afternoon of
contact work, and when the sea-
son gets under way he said,
well hone for the best"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
L-TECTs nnrFNn

lftE i fOlINll
Mrs Donald weiss defeated Mrs A. p
Wilson ! up.
Irene ON defeated Ann Austin SIS
Mrs u Bradley defeated Betty JAn'
Courught, ! NJ. 10 holes
Mrs q. Higbie defeated Mrs. T. O
m5rgsrsr f1Ussttf defeated Mrs. e. K
Livingstone. So
Mrs c NJ. Maekar defeated Mrs. c. II
Mrs W ! chsshrouEh defeated Eliza
Marjorie Row defeated Mrs. R. C
TOpAY's PAIRINGS
Mrs Weiss vs. Miss Dill. Mrs. BRADLEY
vs. Mrs Highie, Miss Russell Va. Mrs
Mackall. Mrs Cheshrough Va Miss Row
FIRST FLIGHT
Mrs NJ A Harms defeated Mrs J. "
DsVisser -.
Mrs L. o. srsdsr defeated Mrs H. l.
ClaWson. 6-h.
Mr.. Henry Bedysrd defeated Mrs c P
Nolan. -.
Mrs n A. Mstcslf defeated Mrs. W. u
Aging, 81
Mrs G +. suoker defeated Mrs. r. p
Crawford. rs
.Phyills- R4an4tt-aefeat44- MF.-p
nalzeu 8 a
Margaret Edwards defeated Mrs. NJ &
Brooks l up. p holes
Virginia Paddock defeated Mrs. NJ. p
o Hara, "a
SECOND FLIGHT
Mrs n r VickPrs defeated Mrs J. NJ
KiEsene. 2 mp
Mrs X H Crumrins defeated Mrs. A
10 Osterman, a
Mrs p r Jerome won ny default from
Helene Nichols
Mrs r. y. Lorimer defeated Mrs. J. q
Hin. SO
Josephine LANCE defeated Mrs. r. r
HaeussIer. Z M, 10 holes
Mrs G. " Thomas defeated Mrs. W. y
Cameron. l up. - holes
Vera Apel defeated Mrs F.. r. Reinsh
I'll
Mrs George Maghiese defeated Mrs. II
G. Luce 81
THIRD FLIGHT
Mrs Grace Newton defeated Mrs. p
e Brown ! up p holes,
Mrs y. n Meisner defeated Mrs. c
T. Egieston w
Mrs c S. Wiley defeated Mrs. c. II
Speer M.
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prevent her golf club opponer
from Squaring the match.
DEFEATS MISS AUSTIN

Miss Dill. one Of the younger
stars. who plays Mrs. Weiss today.
advanced yesterday with r 60
victory over Ann Austin. another
first-timer from the country club
Marjorie Row Of Meadowbrook
runnerup last year. kept pace with
the other faVorites with n 3-2 VIC
tory over Mrs. r. G.. Michel OF
Detroit Golf Club in n well played
match. ParS on the two bye holes
would have given Miss Row an 81
Mrs. w. J. Chesbrough, former
champion from the country club
gained today'S second round. where
she plays Miss Row, by edging out
Elizabeth Small. a clubmate and
another who made the top flight
for the first time. by up.
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Nv EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR. Sept II The
center on a football team is usually
a fellow with an inordinate love
Of rough sport and A passion for
anonymity. Week IN an week out
The center takes tho brunt Of n
iB tho hnc and n bad pass from
center results IN his only mention
during tho season.
But hy p dlnt OF hard labor and
patience. Bob Ingalls,. MichIgans
FIRST string center has figured a
WY 90 Gel out or tho iut lie
know the coaches were depending
on hm for the center post and
biS hope for fame couldn't come
from a shift 10 the spotlight that
shines on the backs
So all Summer Bob worked 10
become p specialist and now ne
has made good He is the best
plaCckiCkcr on the team and unless
some one shows enough In the
future 10 heat him out. Bob viii
kick the field goals and the points
after touchdown.
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HEAVY RAIN WELCOME

Bobs home is in Marhlehead
NaSS.. and he came 10 Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-17


explained 10 the coach. IL knew
YOU could always use good
gOaI-kickpr 80 thought would
give IL try. soon found i WAS
pretty good at H. Now all want
is n chance 10 show what l can
do I'm game"
And he III got IT,
You know" Bob said conf
dentially. 1.-The secret Of good
plaCekicker Is 10 keep his eve
on the ball. Ny eyes are little
wrak md there is nothing for
me TO see II look up 50 I find
n easy TO keep my eyes on the
ball"
HEAVY RAIN WELCOME
Bob's home is in Marhlehead
Mass. and ne came 10 Michigan