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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-26

a telephone pole on S Pasca-
goula Street. They heard the att
torney read how Wiley described
creeping up behind the girl.
quickly e~ncircling her neck with
his arm and dragging her into
the ~underbrush Of the vacant lot
about IS feet from the sidewalk,
and how he had struck her with
the pipe ne carried, strangled
her with her underwear and
raped her.
Court Action
Proceedings of circuit court
during the past week follow City
Of Miss Point VII Rosie Powe,
drunken driving, on motion Of
defendant affidavit dismissed,
defendant discharged; state vs.
Marius Ross, principal, G. H. Nc
Kay and H. Mcfarland, sure
ties. bond forfeiture ordered In
amount of appearance bond,
$500; state VS. John 4. Lampkin,
assault and battery, noile prose-
qui: state VS. Eta v. Rhodes, Hq-
our law violation, noiie prosequi;
City of Pascagoula VS. w. P. Do
pulos, cursing and using improp-
er language, mistrial entereds
state VS. Eustis Breaxeale, tres
passing. plea of guilty. fine $40
and costs: City Of Pascagoula vs.
Ethel Mae Williams. carrying
deadly weapon concealed. plea
of guilty. SIS fine and costs;
City of Pascagoula VS. c. M. Wal
ker. drunken driving, dismissed
with procedendo.
City Of PascagouIa vs. Arthur
Nelson, assault, plea Of guilty,
$50 fine and costs. City of Pas
cagoula IS w. &. Barker. fight
ing, nolle prosequi. state VS. Mary
Ramey, grand larceny. plea gull
ty, sentence 10 months in the
penitentiary; state W. Lee
O'Brien, burglary and larceny,
felony nolle prosequi, defendant
allowed 10 plead guilty to tres
passing, sentenced TO six months
In jail and costs; three months
of sentence suspended during
good behavior; state VS. Robert
Lee Robbins, Robert Lee Golsby,
Dewitt Golsby. Eddie Lee Rob-
bins and Eddie Thompson, as
sault with intent to kill. demur-
rer to Indictment sustained, IN
dictment quashed, defendants all
held under bond to await fur
Their Grand Jury action.
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Mrs. George Briggs
Hostess At A Bridge
Luncheon Saturday

The social calendar for last
week was brought to a lovely
close by a bridge-luncheon at
which Mrs. George Briggs was
hostess Saturday afternoon.
The luncheon took place al
Longfellow House where the la
BILE was particularly beautiful
with an arrangement of gladioli
and Queen Anne's lace.
Following the luncheon, the
guests repaired to Mrs. Briggs
home on the beach where tables
were arranged for the games.
Here the same floral decora-
tions that prevailed at the lunch
con were in evidence in the din
ing room, a central ornament for
the table with its rich drapery
of Italian cutwork. Queen Anne's
lace and carnations were used
effectively in the living room.
A series of games resulted in
the high score favor going to Mrs.
A. E. Grassick and the elmina-
ton favor to Mrs. Tom Kell.
The guest list included Mes
DANES Grassick, Kell, James
Sweeney, Robert Macy, Spencer
Beebe, Carl Norden, Charles w.
Smith. Robert S. Ford. E. A. Tai
bott. George Steele, A. F. Dantz-
Ter. Jr., and George Lewis.
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Miss Betty Jane
Foster Weds Williom
Roberts At Coulter

Mr.. and Mrs, w. B. Foster of
Panama City, Fla, announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Bet
ty Jane, to Private William Rob-
erts, May 20, at the parsonage of
the First Baptist Church at Gau-
tier with the Rev. ]. L. Reeves
officiating.
The only witnesses to the pref
ty ceremony were the immediate
members of the groom's family.
The bride was lovely in a
suit of yellow with which she
wore white accessories.
The groom is the son of Mrs.
C. H, Roberts of Gautier. He is
in the U. S. Army and will leave
soon for overseas duty.
The bride is a member of the
secretarial staff at the Pasca-
goula High school and will con-
tinue her duties there while her
husband is away.
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Moss Point
Church News
CHURCH

Join in Commencement Ser
vices Sunday, May %.
Church School at GAS am.
Commencement sermon at ii a,
m. in the Moss Point High school
auditorium, sermon by Rev. T,
Barton West, subject, 'The
School Master That Leads Us to
Christ"
Youth Fellowship meets at Sis
PM, evening sermon at 8 pm
from subject, How Should A
Christian Spend Sunday"
Woman's Society at $3.50 pm.
Monday; High School Graduation
exercises Monday. May 20, at 8
pm. Members of the Senior class
in charge.
Seashore District Conferences
meets in Picayune Tuesday, May
30; choir practice at 8 pm.
Mid-week services "Wednesday
at 8 pm.
You are welcome at all our
services.
ANDREW j. BOYLES,
Pastor.
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Sdroh Bennett
Circle Entertained
By Mrs. D0ntzler

Members Of the Sarah Bennett
Circle Of the Woman's Circle OF
the First Methodist Church Of
Pascagoula enjoyed the hospital
ity OF Mrs. A. F. Dantzler. Jr.. al
a meeting last Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Lambert Roberts. the cir
Gle chairman, opened the meeting
with a prayer after which she LED
the devotional
A chapter of the book, sThe
Lords Song in a Strange Land
was interestingly discussed by
Mesdames M. NJ. Butler, E. w.
Timer, w. H. billiard and Ward.
Following a short business Pc
riod Mrs. Dantzler served a re-
freshment course.
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Sherwood L. Golf
Passes Away In
E~scdfuwpd FriduY

Sherwood L. Golf, GA years old,
died Friday at his home in Es~
catawpa following q short illness
of four days from heart trouble.
He was a member OF the Lat
ter Day Saints church and had
served as a deacon for several
years, Funeral services were
conducted Sunday at 4 pm. in.
vancleave. He is survived by his
widow. Mrs Edwina Golf, three
sons. Oscar. Of Pascagoula. Fay
cite, Of Biloxi. and Albert Golf of
the u. S. Marines In California.
three daughter. Mrs. Johnnie
Farragut Of Kreole. Mrs. Roose-
welt Tanner and mrs. Walter Nc
MILAN, OF Vancieave; five step
children. Felix Kittreu. Mobile,
Leonard KittreIl, England. Mrs.
Charlie Bryant. Irvington. Ala,
Mrs. D.. L. Waits, Biloxi, and Mrs.
Erie Golf. Escatawpa; and 80
grandchildren.
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Graduates

Continued from Page Une)
Bobby Gates, Kathleen Corley,
Connel Cowan, Bobby Daggett,
Margie Emmitt. Norman Car
lottes Cecil Guyton, Herbert
Harthcock, Jane Herring, Mary
Frances Herring. Nell Hudson,
Sara Knight. Harold knight. Ber-
nard Krebs. Eugenia Latady, Ed
ma LeBatard, Raymond Marston,
Dorothy May, Beatrice Miller,
Sylvia Milton, Mamie Pittman,
Marchetta Posey, Hersie Lee
Richard, Harry Roberts, Atrue
Rogers, Gloria Rouse, Lillian
Scoggins, Olive Slade, Ellis Stat
terry, Neil Stringer, Phyllis Sui
Ivan, Klein Thornton. Sarah Van
Osdol, Mable Walker and Perry
Gautier.
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Miss Compton Weds
Jones B. Mclaughlin
AT albuquerque. MN

A marriage of interest to many
here where the bride made hcl
girlhood home is that Of Miss
Norma Jeanne Compton, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Comp
ton of Moss Point, to Pfc. James
B. Mclaughlin,
The ceremony took place al
the parsonage of the First Meth
odist Church in Albuquerque, N
M, May Is, 1914, with the Rev,
James T. Brown officiating.
An aquamarine gabardine suit
was worn by the bride with
white accessories. A corsage OF
sweetheart roses and white car
nations completed the pretty
costume.
The bride and groom were at
tended by the formers uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Nc
Laughlin of Albuquerque.
Following the wedding there
was the cutting of the proven
bal brides cake with its topping
of a miniature bridal couple.
Mrs. Mclaughlin made her
home in Moss Point but attend
ed a Pascagoula school.
Mr.. Mclaughlin is the son of
1t. w. B. Mclaughlin Of the
Navy Medical Corps. He attend
ed school in San Diego. At pres
ent he is stationed in the Army
Air Transport Command at Camp
Luna in Las Vegas.
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OLV Alumni Fete
Grads AT Banquet
All USO Club Tuesday

The Our Lady of Victories
School Association entertained
the class of 1914 at a banquet in
the Lounge of the USO club at
s o'clock Tuesday evening, May
23rd.
The class flower, red carnation,
was used effectively in the table
decorations, their gay color being
reflected in a mirror on which
the holder containing them was
placed. The class colors, red and
white were also in evidence in
the table appointments.
Miss Theresa johnson as toast
master, with appropriate intro
duction. presented each speaker.
Mrs. Louise GAMER, the asso-
citation president welcomed the
graduates, and Marie Krebs, re-
sponded in the name of her class.
County Superintendent of Ed
ucation, A. +. Megehee, made an
appropriate address to the grad
yates, and the Reverend j. J.
Curley, assistant pastor of the
DIV church, spoke on the ben
efits Of an alumni association.
A tribute to the Sisters was
paid by Henry Gautier.
The Rev. Herbert Mullin Of
Notre Dame of Biloxi, was the
guest speaker and talked on the
benefits of a Catholic education.
Miss johnson then introduced
Mrs. John Grant, Sr., who was
the first graduate from DIV and
who graciously acknowledged
the introduction.
The toast master then read a
list of tn alumni who are now
serving in the armed forces.
Miss Johnson introduced the
class after which benediction was
pronounced by Father Mullin.
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Mrs. LeIo EhIers
Dies At Residence
Funeral May IS

Mrs. Leila Ehlers, widow of
Charles Ehlers and a lifelong
resident of Jackson County, died
at her home in Moss Point We'd
desday afternoon. Although her
health had not been good for
some time. Mrs. Ehlers had been
III for about a month before her
death.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Friday at 10 am. at the Fails
Funeral Home BY the Rev. ]. P.
Payne, pastor Of the Kreole
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bishopric he had served for

bishopric he had served for a
O en- As tt q
tutor of the Mississippi diocese.
his duties bringing him often to
st. Johns parish.
A number of donations have
come from those outside of the
church membership.
The committee headed by the
Rev. Friedrich Resch, pastor of
the church, is also composed of
Mrs. j. r. Watts and Mrs. j. w.
Frellsen. Anyone desiring to
have a part in this memorial may
contact anyone of the three.
ST. Johns Church is slowly
being improved on the inside, a
carpet having been placed there
recently by the Woman's Guild.
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Odd Fellows Confer
Degrees On Members
Meeting Tuesday

AT a meeting of the Odd Eel
lows in their lodge rooms on
Krebs avenue Tuesday evening
Nav %. degrees were conferred
upon two new members and
two candidates were received in
to the order.
The meeting was presided over
by R. c. Pittman serving as no
bic grand, with Il. M. Walters
acting as degree master.
plans we're formulated for q
memorial service to be held June
Is.
II was announced that another
member. Fred Walters, has en-
tered the Navy. This makes him
one 81 several members who are
in the service.
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Court
CONTINUED from rage u

Continued from Rage u
ployer of Wiley: L. X. Mcintosh.
county attorney: Easton King.
editor of the Chronicle Star Ad-
verliser. who had taken the con-
fession: and Mrs. Kicks, the
child's mother.
Officers Emanuel and Byrdto told
on the stand how Wiley had been
questioned and had finally ad
mitted that he killed a white
girl" County Patrolman Feni-
more Hudson who was one OF
the officers 70 whom Wiley con-
fessed was summoned as witness
but was not called to the stand.
Following the negro's confession,
the officers testified that they
had returned to the sheriff's Of
flee where Mr.. Mcintosh and Mr.
King had been called as well as
Mr. fIirth whom Wiley had ask
ed TO see. MIR. Hirth testified
that he had talked to Wiley
alone in a back room after which
Wiley had repeated the details Of
the murder before the group o.
officers and others present. The
confession was then typed BY Mr.
King in collaboration with Mr.
Mcintosh, from the ncgro's story
and was presented to Wiley Il
read. All the witnesses presen
at that time testified in cour
that the negro read the comics
sion aloud and then signed
after having been informed tina
he did not have to affix his name
iuasmueh as it would be uset
against him in court.
Charges Threats
The defense was based on Wi
Iey's denial of having voluntarily
made a confession and he tool
the stand during the afternoon
session. He declared that he hac
been threatened with hanging
and had been taken to where
they said the little girl wa:
killd and told what to do and
say
His wife. Nettie May Wiley
an aunt and q cousin were call
ca By the defense in an effort
to prove that Wiley and his wife
were visitors in the home of the
aunt in Biloxi at the time OF
the murder.
The typewriter confession
Wiley said he signed but did
not read, was read to the defend
ant bv Mr.. Mcintosh before a
crowded courtroom in which mer
and women strained TO hear eve
ny word Of the description OF
how Wiley had seen the little
girl enter the picture show and
had then waited for her behind
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
Announce Wedding
OF Their Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Brown
Bennett announce the marriage
of their daughter, Louise, to
Sergeant A. H. Goldenperg al
New Orleans, May 8, 1914. The
groom is the son of Mrs. Irene
Conan of New Orleans.
Sgt. and Mrs. Goldenburg
have taken up residence in Sa-
vannah, Ca, where the former
is stationed at Camp Stewart.
The bride was under training
as a nurse at the Baptist Hospital
in New Orleans, until her mar
riage.
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Son Is Born To Mr..
And Mrs. Richdrd
Gerald Coulter

Announcement is made of the
birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs,
Richard Gerald Gautier at the
Jackson County hospital, Tues
day May %, 1914. He is to
bear his fathers name, Rich
ard Gerald, Jr. Friends of the
family will be relieved to learn
that a change for the bet
ter has been reported from
Mrs. GATHERS bedside at the
hospital where she has been crit
ically i'll since the birth of her
son.
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Masonic

Continued from Page One)
The fact was brought out in
court that a creosote plant and
the Hercules plant are located in
the vicinity OF Hattiesburg ON
streams running into Leaf River,
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LOST = Seven Ration Books,
Nos. 3 & 4, one "A" gas ration
sheet. Betty B. Cobb Ty Cobb.
Roy Cobb. Vernice Cobb, Sally
Cobb. H. r. Cobb, Audria Cobb.
Return to Ration Board. $40 1tp
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Baptist Church. and interment
was in Machpelah cemetery. Pail
bearers were E. c.. Mizeile, K.
Gentle, c. M. Cronier, E. v,
Coleman, Norman Cunningham
and P. Cunningham.
She is survived by one daugh-
ter, Miss Anna Ehlers of Moss
Point, and two sons. T. F. En-
lers of Moss Point and Bobby En-
lers of the U. S. Navy.
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Memorial Organ
To Be Placed In
st. Johns Church

A committee from the mem
bership of st. Johns Episcopal
Church of Pascagoula is raising
a fund for the purpose of placing
a new organ in the church as a
memorial to the late Bishop
Green.
Although the committee has
been in action only a short time
an encouragingly large sum OF
money has already been donated
Bishop Green was greatly be-
loved in Pascagoula and vicinity,
as prior to his elevation to the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-26
For Sole

WE HAVE MOST OF YOUR
NEEDS IN OFFICE SUPPLIES:
Pencils, ink, carbon paper, station
cry of all kinds, scratch pads,
adding machine tape, typewriter
ribbons, for all makes of ma
chimes, adding machine ribbons,
post binders, ledgers, journals,
ledger sheets, receipt and time
books, index file cases, index
cards, index guides. paste, muci-
lage, rubber stamp pads, rubber
stamp ink, etc. THE ADVERTlS-
Err PUBLISHING COMPANY.
$40 oh
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CHURCH

Bay and Stauter Streets
East Moss Point, Miss.
Sunday
1000 am, Sunday School.
7:45 pm, Evening Service.
Tuesday
7:45 pm, Prayer meeting.
Friday
7:45 pm, Prayer meeting.
The public is welcome.
REV. j. B. ROGERS
Pastor
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FOR SALE-One Groom house,
front and rear porches, garage,
store room and out house. 5 acres
of good farm land with pecan
trees. On Hwy. 80 and Black Top
road; reasonable price; see after
5 o'clock. Roy Porter, Kreole,
Miss. 5-19 3tp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-26

FOR SALE-One 24-ft. 1941 Chi
cago House Trailer, sleeps A, 2
rooms, shower bath, good tires
See Mrs. Brown, Browns Trailer
Court, 377 Canty St, P~ascagoula.
5-19 ZIP
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-26

FOR SALE Globe Wernicke
Desk, typewriter chairs, legal and
letter Shaw-Walker File Cabinets.
Chronicles Star office.
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FOR SALE-Radios, table, con-
sole, electric and battery pow
cred. THE RADIO SHOP, 234
Canty St. 3-24 8tp
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SPECIAL NOTICE-For Electric
Motor rewinding, Auto Starters
and Generators, Refrigeration
service. Call Moss Point 1881,
Dixie Electric Co. 5-l2 Ate
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Special Notices

CABINET WORK, anything in
wood made to order, repair, and
duplicate, sash doors made to or
der. Box 564, Moss Point, Miss.
3-24 8tc
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FOR SALE-Three good milk
cows, 2 heavy springers, | cow.
and yearling, l big Jersey 4-gal.
COW will freshen in July. 7. M.
Smith, Rt. /, Old Mobile Hwy, 2
blocks from Market ST. 5-19 FTP
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WANTED-Good sewing ma
crime, prefer Singer. Mrs. j. D..
Patrick. ll0l Adm. Farragut.
1926 ltp
WANTED TO RENT-Four or
five room bungalow, furnished
except for linens and china by
Gen. Electric Company repre-
sentative. Gibson's Cottages No.
4, Pascagoula, Miss. SIG 4tp
WANTED TO RENT-Four or
five room bungalow, furnished
except linens and china, Glib
son Cottage, No. 7, Pascagoula,
Miss. SIG 3tp
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Milk stains may be removed
from cotton and linen fabrics BY
washing.
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Help Vented

HELP wANTED-BoY OR MAN
to help pm small farm on Pas
cagoula River. Good home, good
pay. Write P. O.. Box 311, Pas
cagoula. Miss. 5-26 tip
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K1E{.F5E ADS

FOR SALE-Modern home two
blocks from shipyard. Can be
sold with down payment and
balance monthly. Call 847-M.
5-19 2tp
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PAY CASH
AND
PAY LESS

FOR ASBESTOS SIDING
Bird Roofing, Free Estimate.
Call Hans Lumber Company
Telephone 477-R or come to
K. F. HANSEN AND SON
Krebs Lane, Pascagoula
" Mile West of Airport Inn
SIS at
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FOR SALE = Two fresh milk
cows, two to freshen soon, veal
calves, / butcher COW. A. R. Buck,
en- Hwy. SO, 3 miles north of Hur-
lev. 5-19 ZIP
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FOR SALE-Practically new
welding equipm emit. leather
Jacket. leather overalls, welding
shield. two pair gloves, $40 COM
] plete. Apt. R-312 Tucker Ave.
5-26 1tp
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FOR SALE-Wood or coal range,
good condition, T. H. Cothran,
Kreole, Miss. Gen. Del. 5-19 2tp
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FOR SALE+Delco light plant.
See at Cooper's Garage, 905 Mar
"a Ct. nhone 81. 5-26 1te
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zDR SALE-30-gal. hot water
INK. Phone 5f62 Moss Point.
~ f5s 500 1tc
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C NOTICE
WAVE, soc

Do Your Own Permanent
With Charm-K url Kit
Complete equipment, includ-
ing 40 curriers' and shampoo.
Easy to do, absolutely harm
less. Praised by thousands
including Fay Mckenzie,
glamorous movie star. Money
refunded If not satisfied.
Peoples Drug Store
SIP 15tI
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Vented

WANTED TO RENT-Five or six
room furnished house, either Pas
cagoula or Moss Point. H. L. Mill
er. Gibson's Cottages No. 1; 538-J.
5-12 4tp
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EOR SALE Three fire place
nantels. standard size. Phone
162 Moss Point. Box l55.
5-26 1tc
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wANTED-White lady for gem
eral housekeeping. Apply Pas
cagoula Shoe Hospital, 953 Man
to Street, CITY. 5-26 1tp
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-14
Leyte Boasts
Boxing Card

Tacloba. Leyte Island, Nov. IA
AP-The boxing ballyhoo OF Madi.
son Square Garden at It's peak had
no edge on promoter Tony Bene-
dicto, the Mike Jacobs OF Tacloban.
These are samples OF the stirring
ballyhoo on his boxing card hand.
bills:
Tony Benedicto presents: Infer.
no! All OF them determined to II.
Quidate each other"
Or
TONY Benedicto presents. Each
Round they Die,' 30 thrill.packed
rounds. Each round a savage and
CORY battle"
Or
Tony Benedicto presents: Blood
and Dust! Fistic battles never be.
fore seen in Leyte."
With typical American fstic
technique, these were some OF the
vivid cognoments: Cebu Killer
The Elephant Boy Dead End Kid
Leyte Terror. White Menace.
And another item on the hin
made 1t sound like home: The price
or admission-plus the 90 per cen,
tax"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-14
NOtre Dame Not Even i'm
First Ten Following Loss

New York, Nov. l4-AP-Army
and Navy. rivals in the service
clash in Annapolis tiny stadium,
Dec. 2, rank one.two in strict
collegiate segregation OF the foot
bah teams rated in today's Asso-
ciated Press poll,
Army, with II first place votes
OF possible LOG, collected 935
points. Navy, beaten by North Car.
olina Preflight and Georgia Tech
in early season games, is second
with five first place nominations
and 759 tallies.
Randolph Field sets the pace for
the service division with 10 tickets
for the No. spot and no points.
In the overall poll Army ranks as
the top team but the Randolph
Field squad moved to second from
their fourth place berth a week
ago.
For the first time since Oct. 10,
1912, Notre Dame Is not in the
top ten teams in the country. drop.
ping to eleventh place following
the Irish SO to 0 setback by Army
Notre Dame is among the elite,
however, in the division reserved
for college teams only, holding
down seventh place.
The college group is made up OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-14
Sports Roundup

Washington Pa-AP-sammy Angot worlds lightweight
this time
little I'm going to make stick Ango
sensational comeback
reganed by whipping Luther sugger White in Ho
He championship Zuta
a Hollywood bout last February
New York-AP-Coach
spectator thumpngs from
between
His analysis the and weak points OF the
Midshpmen
his that Notre Dame played its
game the in losing 32-l3 TO Navy.
Abor the Michigan football squad
Ohio State without
Wisconsin Saturday the
Wolverine coaching staff Head Coach Fritz
aides the Ohoans much tougher Of the
opponents realizing the difficulty keeping pitch
they the
by in order TO the Western Conference