davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
Velvyslanec Ceskoslovenske
Republiky.
Uspech ceskoslovenskeho letce
" Americe.
V. S. HURBAN,

Washington (CTK) = Ces-
koslovensky letecky nadporu-
elk Inz. A. B., ktery nedavno
dokoncil zvlastni vycvik " jed
nom z americkych leteckych
vycvikovych stredisk, dostal cd
reditele teto skoly blahoprejny
dopis, nemz Sc mimo jine pra-
vi toto:
"Spolu Sc srdecnym blaho-
pTan1m k Vasemu 1spechu v
nas1 skole chci Yam zaroven
sdeliti, re vysledek Vast prace
dosahuje tehoz poctu bod1, ja-
ko dosahl dosud nejleps1 Yak
t6to skoly cd jejfho zalozenf v
lednu 1912"
Uspech naseho letce Dude il
ste radostne uv1tan celou nas1
ceskoslovenskou i americkou
verejnost1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
TichOmOf1.
r TOKIA
VELKEM NALETU
OHROMNYCH LETOUNU
SPOJENYCH STATIC.

Velke Ohne dOSud hOfely a
"kour stoupal do velke vyse"
We stTedni casti Tokia nekolik
hodin 20 velkem naletu ohrom-
nych letacfch tvrzf BIO, jak
bylo v patek oznameno z hlav-
niho stanu 20. leteckeho sboru
Spoj. Statu.
V komunike bylo oznameno,
re vsechny aeroplany silneho
1tocneho lodstva Sc vratily az
ma diva.
"Tento nalet ma Toxic byl
podniknut re zakladen ma O.
strove Saipan v souostrov1 Ma
riany velkou novou 1kolovou
silou pod velen1m brigadn1ho
generala H. S. Hansella.
"Mnoho tun bomb bylo svr-
zeno ma aeroplanovou tovarnu
Musashina v severozapadnl ca
sti mesta a ma jine Gle teto prG
myslove oblasti. Tato tovarna
dodavala hlavn1 s1lu aeroplan6
japonskemu letectvu.
"Aeroplany pri tonic naletu
.byly vedeny brigadnfm genera
lem Emmettem O'Donnellem.
Prvni skupina pozorovala, re
jeji bomby zasahuj1 oblast CT
III a pdsobi tam vybuchy a O.
hne. Druha skupina oznamila
prave tax dobre vysledky. |
ostatn1 skupiny pTinesly po-
dobne dobre zpravy.
"Protiaeroplanova palba by
la mirna. Die prvnlch zprav j
odpor japonskych stihacek byl
slaby."
General Arnold, nejvyssf We
litel 20. leteckeho sboru arma-
dy, oznamil:
"Valecny prGmysl Tokiu
byl tezce zasazen pri naletu,
ktery byl umoznen A~mericany,
kteri bojovali a mreli ma Mari
anskych ostrovech.
"Ohromne bombometne ae-
roplany mohou nyn1 podnikati
nalety ma Toxic dvema smery
a udrzovati je, dokud japon-
sky valecny prGmysl nebude
znicen."
Brigadnf general Emmett
O'Donnell, 38 let starry velitel
1tocic1ch formac1, prohlasil pr
navratu z naletu: "Pfekvapili
,jsme je ~opetne."
Rekl, re nepratelska oposice
nebyla takrka zadna, ackoli ma
predchazej1cich vyzvednych lie
tech bylo zjisteno, re kolem do
kola Tokia jsou letiste pro sti-
hacky a rozhlas z Tokia Sc
chlubil, re "japonska protiae-
roplanova obrana je neprostup-
ma"
General rekl dale:
"Rozhodne nevyslali proti
nam stihacky a jejich protiae-
roplanova palba byla rfdka a
nepresna. Bylo to jedno z nej-
lepsich leteckych poslan1, ja-
keno jsem Sc 1castnil."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
REF VYLECf
"Vylecime Nemce lekarskym
zakrokem, ne vitaminy", piSe
moskevska "Pravda."

Ukolem Rude armady "a hra-
nicemi Sov6tskeho Svazu jest
osvoboditi narody cd jejich u
tiskovatelG. Rusove hodlaj1
vyleciti N6mecko ne vitaminy
a leky, ale lekaTskym rezem.
Uredn1 organ komunisticke
strany V S. S. R. moskevska
"Pravda" p1se V redakcnl iva
re "Velk6 osvobozovaci posla-
nj Rude armady", re sovetska
armada jest pfipravena ma
nadchazejfcf rozhodnou bitvu.
Osvobozovacf dkoly Rude
armady jsou tez vyzdvizeny V
dalS1m bojovnem clanku vyni-
kajfc1ho sov6tskeho novinafe
lily Ehrenburga, ktery pfse
toto:
"N6kterf Tide Sc mas pokou-
81 p%omlouvat. Ale teto valce
nehledame CHI 1zemi, moe ne
DO presto. Polsko a cely svet
vi, re jdeme ma zapad "a je-
dinym 1celem = osvoboditi ma
rody cd jejich utlacovateld!"
Ehrenburg dale pfse, re
Goebbels, nacisticky ministr
propagandy, ucinil pouze je-
den rozumny vyrok "a cele sve
kariery a to, kdyz nedavno pro
hlasil, re r. 1915 nebude jake
1918.
"Lid nebude podveden a ne
Dude ponechan ma pospas no
wynn hroznym zkusenostem",
dodava. "Sv6t hledi ma Rudou
armada jake ma sveho osvobo-
ditele, protoze jsme pevn6 roz-
hodnuti uciniti konec a ne pre-
stavku teto tragedii. Medicine
do Berlina dati Hitlera ma pen
ST nebO nahraditi no, laskavym
generalem. Jsme rozhodnuti
zniciti tentokrate nacistickou
infkeci.
"Nepokus1me Sc zniciti vsec-
ky hence fysicky, Nejsme Ii
dozrouty. Znicfme pouze zlo-
cince. Ostatni budou jen pla-
It'll "a svou spolupraci s temito
zlocinci svou tvrdou, poctivou
prac1.
D6ti mali pravo prfchod do
noveho sv6ta. Nelson zodpo-
vedny "a hrfchy svych rodicd,
ale nevychovame je jake vlky
a tax usetT1me svet cd novych
vaIek.
Studovali jsme dobre behem
let teto strasne valky povahu
n6meckych vetTelc1. Rozumf-
me dobfe, proc fasismus nasel
tax dobrou pGdu v Nemecku.
Jsme prot rasove theorii a ne
chceme pficitati hTfchy lidf je-
jich pGvodu, ale chceme osvo-
boditi sve cd fla. Proto osvo-
bozujeme narody nejen cd
Nemc1, ale t6z osvobodfme
hence cd jejich nechutne nfz-
kosti, kterou v sobe vyvinuli.
Vylec1me Nemecko ne vita
miny a leky, ale lekarskym
zAkrOkem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
ZDRAVOTNf
A. P. Wachstatter-W arren
Suchy a Sunny byt podporou
zdravi.

~A
+. Mnoho lid 81 neuv6domuje,
Jak dulezitou slozkou naseho
zdravi je pohodlny, hygienic-
KY, suchy a Sunny byt. Ma We
llky vyznam nejen pro mas ner-
vovy system, ale primo pro mas
celkovy zdravotnl stav. Byt ma
byti pohodlny, klidny a itchy.
Nervosn1 clovek sam lehce po-
z.oruJe Jak Sc rychle zotavuje
Jeho nervovy system, mdze-li
delsl dobu zdstati v klidnem,
tlchem byte. Byt must byti
bezpodmlnecne suchy. Vlhkost
bytu mGze byti pffcinou mno-
ha nemoci, osudnych pro cely
zivot, jake reumatismus, kfivi-
ce, RUNE formy nastydnutf z
kterych NIUE vzniknouti zanet
pohrudnice, nemoce ledvin,
zlaz a z toho posledn1ho one
mocnen1 pile atd.
Vlhkost bytu niue byti rdz-
neho razu, jednak V novostav-
bach, pc adaptaci atd. jednak
jake vysledek nehygienickeho
vareni, prani atd. a konecne
nasledkem nespravne provede-
ne stavby. V bytech, kde nenf
slunce, lie pozorovati vetsf pro
cento onemocn6nf nez v bytech
slunnych. Slunce je nejen d.
lezitou podm1nkou zivota a W.
vote organick6ho sveta, ale ia
Ike nic1 bakterie, zejmena cho-
robotvorne. Slunecni paprsky
1plne zab1j1 bakterie zpGsobu-
i1cf infekcnf nemoce, jake tu-
berkulosu, bTisnf tyf atd. Stun
&c ma take pr1znivy vliv ma ner
vow system, proto nenf-li MOI
ne mfti Sunny byt We stfedu
mesta ma Sc najiti pekny slun-
ny byt ma okraji m6sta. M to
veIiky vyznam pro male deti.
Co Sc tyce nabytku, ma tento
byti hladky, ably bylo snadno
udrzovati no V cistote. Kober-
ce a zavesy jsou nehygienicke,
jelikoz sc ma Mich nejvfce drz1
prach. N~ezapom1nejme, re
prach je idealnim prostTed1m
pro vyvoj r1znych bakterii.
Peknou vyzdobou bytu jsou
kvetiny. Nema jich ale byti
mnoho pokoji kde pracujeme
a spine, proto, re vypary re
zeme z kvetinac1, nejsou zdra-
We a jednak proto, re v noel
kvetiny dychaj1 jake Tide a be-
rou re vzduchu kysl1k a vrace-
lii kyslicnfk uhlicity. Nelson tez
zdrave kvetiny Sc silnou vGn1.
Tezkym problemem dnesni
architektdry je otazka otopu.
K nejzdravejs1m zpGsob6m O.
Itopu patti snad pfece dobra
kachlova kamna, pax teprve
stalozarna. UstTednf topeni je
Size skvelym technickym fese-
nim, ale pc STRANGE zdravotni
musfme zde postaviti veliky O.
Itaznik! Mame-li 1stredn1 to-
peni, mus1me dbati, abychom
NELL ma kaloriferech dostatec-
ne mnozstv1 nadob n~aplnenych
vodou, protoze jinak vzduch v
mfstnosti je velmi suchy a pro
to nezdravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
Ceny masa nepatrne vyssi.

Washington OVID = Mel
vyssf dovolene ceny ma nektere
druhy masa byly OPA zvyseny
O l az 2 Gently ma libru V drob-
mem prodeji. Ia to OPA sni-
zuje ceny hovezfch a teleclch
jazykG o l az 8 Gently v drob-
mem prodeji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
ItalI je 1,261,8SO " zajeti.

Italsky cerveny kr1z oznamil
re pTi 1redn1m setren1 Sc zjisti-
10, re Italn je v zajetf 1851
$50, pocltaje v to i ty, kteff "a
jail Nemci pc 8. Zar1 1913.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
Vice plnicich per.

Washington (OWD ivy
sena vyroba plnicfch per a me-
chanickych tuck byla vyzada-
ma vojenskymi 1Tady a Dude u
skutecnena, poole ornament
WPB.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
Rijnova valecne vydani vyssi
nez " zari.

Washington (OWD- Anne
ricka valecna vydanf "a ffjen
obnasela $7,447,OOO, 600, coz
je prot zar1 vzestup O $343,-
100000 Gill o 4.8 procent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
ARMADA
PRUDCE UTOCf MA CESTE
DO SAARSKA.

Ma jinych 1secich tretf ar
mazda pomalu, ale v prudkych
1toc1ch postupuje cd Sarre-
bourgu k francouzskemu mes
tn Sarreguemines, ktere lei
primo ma francouzsko-nemecke
hranici a cd ktereho- je pouze
10 mil do Saarbrueckenu. Mem
ci zde kladou prudky odpor.
Ale jeSte vets1 odpOr kladou
N6mci primo ma nemecke pG-
de, kde bitva, ktera uz trva de-
set dnf, ted vyvrcholuje prud-
kymi spojeneckymi 1toky a ne
meme prudkymi nemeckymi
proti1toky.
V Huertgenskem lese prvnl
armada bojuje urputne V
ulicfch vesnice Wiessweiler.
Devata armada obsadila vesni-
CT Boerheim, dive mile cd mesta
Julich, ktere lei ma rece Roe
re a "a kterym by Sc otevfela
costa do Kolina mad Rynem.
Prave tax prudce bojuj1 v Sc
vernfm 1seku teto fronty a v
Holandsku pred Venice Angli-
cane. Nemecky odpor je tn
tax prudky, re spojenecti veil
tele Sc domn1vaj1, re porazka v
teto bitve ponecha hence bez
dalsfch oddflG k obrane Pory-
nj, kdyby Sc spojencdm poda-
Til prGlom. Spojenecke letec-
two aktivne pomahalo naslm
oddflGm ma fronte a utocilo ma
nemecke posice.
Letecka valka pokracovala
bombardovanim rGznych NEST
v Saarsku a velkym naletem ma
chemicke tovarny v Mersebur-
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton. 3,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01
Valka.
Zapadnf fronta.
BITVA r E N


Zatfm CO v Alsasku bitva d
spesne pokracuje, a w cely
strasburk, S vyjimkou maleho
predmost1 u hlavnlho mostu
pred Ryn, byl Cd Nemc6 vykli-
zen, pokracuje pred Rynem v
Nemecku zufiva bitva, v nfz 81
klest1 ku predu cestu
proti zuTivemu nemeckemu Cd
poru krok Ia krokem.
Strasburk sam je temef ne
poskozen, protoze francouzsky
postup byl tax bleskovy, re
nejen nestacili mesto
znicit, ale dokonce ami uprch-
nout nestacili, takze francouz-
Stf maquis ted zatykaj1 mnoz-
stvf nemeckych civilist1. Ma
druhe strane lined pc dosaze-
nj mesta zacali Nemci palit ma
m6sto z del Siegfriedovy LIME
y druh6 StranV RIM
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01

1vt. Henry B. Lowther, Flint Stone, Md, has been
awarded a bronze medal for courageous action in driving a small car loaded
with ammunition through constant enemy fire in support OF buddies
engaged in fierce battle at the base of a hill on South Pacific island. Snpers'
shots raned on his vehicle as he drove at 5 miles an hour oera narrow.
Mny extension of a perimetr road, 10 trips in black night. War Bonds buy
trucks for heroes US Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-01

Redaktor a Administrator
H L
1927 Grogan Avenue
Telefon: Broadway 1858
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01
Majors Have
Slim Choice

Chicago. Nov l. AP - Major
league baseball officials, many
short OF outstanding stars by yir-
tue of Uncle Sans draft measure,
were ready for their own draft bust
ness to ay-taking their picks OF
minor league talent-admittedly
scarce.
The minor circuits have been
quite thoroughly drained OF big
time material ever since Pearl Har.
Dor and major league talent scouts
haven I evidenced much enthusiasm
OF the material offered at today's
third wartime draft meeting. Some
owners, however, were ready 10
lay cash on the line at draft prices
in efforts 70 bolster wobbly line.
ups
There doesn't seem to be much
left that is worth $500" said the
veteran Connie Mack, of the Phild-
delphia Athletics, referring TO the
price tag on any player drafted
from class "A league. Previous
drafts and the military draft have
weeded out just about all of them,
he added
While Lou Boudreau OF Cleveland
echoed Mack's sentiment. Harry
Grabin,. vice president Of the
Chicago White Sox said there are
several he had his eye on. But
ne didn't name any players.
There are $50 players available
for the draft in the country's or.
ganized leagues. including $40
class "A players carrying the
$500 ice tags. For Al or A
players the price is $4,000; class
B, $4,000 and class c. $4,000.
Under the draft rules. Philadel-
phia's Phillies-last place club in
the y tional League-get first
choice of available talent. Then
comes Washington. American
League cellar-dwellers. the Nation.
al League Seventh place team
American League placers, and so
on, with the process repeated as
often as there are players any club
wants. The draft has averaged
only Il players year, and it APP
peared. from the magnates com.
ments. IL might be less than that
this year
Selections will be made in the
office of hmissioncr X. NJ Ian
dis with Secretary Leslie 0,Gonnor
in charge in tho absence Of Lands
who has been hospitalized the past
month.
Most e the clubs had representa-
tives at the meeting. The Amer.
lean League. however, said author
ity TO act for Detroit Boston and
Washington had been delegated 10
League officials Each club sent
a confidential list of their draft
choices.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01
Legal Notices
aHnHRAf. HIrrrT0H

To the Qualified Electors Of Pitts
field Township. Nashtenaw County,
state Of Michigan. notice ~ hereby
given that a General Election viii
be held at Pittsfield Town Hall with
in said township Tuesday. Nov. 7.
1914. for the purpose OF electing the
following officers. viz:
NATIONAL-President and Vice
President Of the United States.
STATE Governor Lieutenant
Governor. Secretary OF state.
Attorney General. state Treas
urer. Auditor General.
CONGRESSIONAL -- Representa-
tive I'm Congress.
LEGISLATIVE State Senator.
Representative in state Legis-
lature.
COUNTY Prosecuting Attorney,
Sheriff, County Clerk. County
Treasurer. Register or Deeds.
Auditor. Drain Commissioner.
Coruners, County Surveyor, and
such other Officers as are elect
cd at this time.
NON-PARTlSAN--Judge Of Pro-
bate, Circuit Court Commission
ers, and TO vote on Proposed
Amendments ], .. and 4.
The polls of said election will he
open at 7 o'clock a. m. and viii re-
main open until s O'Clock o. m. OF
said day Of election.
DANIEL II. ELLSWORTH
Township Clerk
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01

ELIGIBLE FOR NEW TIRES7
If you are eligible for a new tire,
get the new us. Royal Synthetic.
Made by the makers of the famous
us. Royal Master. it is backed by
100 years of experience.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01
Bowling Scores

RECREATION HOUSE LEAGUE
Standings
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01

the game was a low-grade variety
OF dirty playing on both sides. This
was especially regrettable since
the game was played in Detroit
before a large metropolitan crowd.
II will do States reputation little
good.
ON the whole Fridays game was
not very good example OF NJ. s. c.
football. II the same brand oil foot.
ball Is played at the Homecoming
saturday, Nov. H., with Maryland,
many OF states strong alumni sup
porters will be deeply disguised,
which will have it's affect on the
athletic policies or personnel here"
Coach Charley Bachman said he
could mot understand" why Ken
ney should make such statements.
and conten ed that the game with
Wayne was played hard hut with.
out undue roughness.
Kenney's statements come at
time when State, indicated In five
starts, has good prospects of com.
plotting its season without a defeat
or tie against II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01
Dirty Playing Draws Ire
at Michigan State College

East Lansing, Nov. 1--AP-Jerry
Kenney. sports editor OF the Michi
gan State News, accuses the Michi-
gan State College football squad of
lack OF sportsmanship and clean
playing" in a signed article appear.
ing in the campus daily newspaper.
He accused both state and
Wayne University. the Spartans'
most recent opponent, of resorting
TO "a low-grade variety of dirty
playing in their game at Detroit
Friday night. which MISC. won, 80
TO q.
The most unfortunate aspect Of
the Wayne game was the lack of
sportsmanship and clean playing
that the Spartans displayed Al.
most coming TO blows over a dis
puted first down for Wayne when
State was some 80 points ahead IS
ineXcusable.
1T might be considered justified
II the score were close or the game
important. But arguing with the
referee and opposing team, even If
the ball was an inch or two short.
shows a disappointing lack of
craftsmanship.
Another saddening feature of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01
Sports Roundup

Lansing College country
will UnlNer
here Thursday four mile course
East Lansing AP-Ben F. Van Asyne Michigan state College
today Richard Rockford
suffered spraned ankle which will keep him
benched weeks,
Auburn freshmen expected
traditional kiss Miss Auburn
Aubuns cake Only first students
eligible the 81 mile their from shorts
tuxedos.
saltwater OkaAPSanta Claus early the unbeaten Ok
lahoma football For A. MS socking-and
uniforms Clyde Little Nose" Leorce aback Tuso Uneriys
1913 Bowl eleven
Angeles-AP-Juan
said would be title fight here before Christmas
Willie Pep, Ike Williams OIL John Thomas.
Philadelphia APFed Paed former worlds
champion celebrates his birthday today still
ally
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01
MAJOR LEAGUES NET
$328,010 FOR WAR FUND

Chicago, No l-AP-The 10 ma
jor league war relief baseball
games last season netted a total Of
s32s.01O.61 for the National War
Fund and the American Red Cross,
the Office of Commissioner X. VI.
Lands announced Tuesday An Ad-
ditional contribution Of S1.544.S6
from the Southern Association in
creased the total TO S329,55547,
shared equally by the charities. The
American Leagues eight games
contribution was S205,74O.S7, as
against $l2227O.24 for the eight
National League contests. The
New York Yankees led IN receipts,
1851 while the S23,S3255 re.
ceipts at the 81. Louis Cardinals
benefit tilt was tops in the senior
circuit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01
JACK JOHNSON TO
PRESENT PROTE6E

Chicago. Nov. AP-jack John
son. who has been in the boxing
business for 80 years--siX years as
heavyweight champions going 10
present his latest fstic protegc
here next week. Matchmaker Jack
kearns said that Johnson's newest
pupils, Al Brown. Memphis, Tenn,
welterweight, would appear in d
preliminary to the Lee Ssvold,Lar.
~ Lane main event bout Nov. S.
His opponent has not been named
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01
BLANCHARD FOLLOWS
FAMILY TRADITION

West Point, n. Y. Nov l-AP-
Felix Doc Blanchard, sensational
205-pound Army plebe fullback, is
following in the footsteps Of his
farther as grid hero although the
family name never made the line
ups before. When the elder
Blanchard, who died within the last
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01
COACH APPROVES
PROFESSIONAL RULE

Ithaca, ~ Y. Nov. l-AP-Carl
Snavely, Cornell coach. is in favor
OF adopting the professional rule
that permits a back to continue
going after he. has been tackled
even II his hand or knee has hit the
ground. 1T adds lot OF first downs
TO a teams attack and makes for
better continuity" he explaines.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01
ONLY SIX TEAMS
DEEMED LIKELY

New York, Nov l-AP-Although
a Brooklyn entry has until Thurs
day 10 make arrangements for find
ing 4 suitable playing floor, the
American Pro Basketball League
probably will go along with only
six teams. New York, Philadel
phia, Washington. Baltimore. vii
mington and Trenton form the cir.
cult that opens its schedule Nov.
IL. A Paterson, n. j.. bid was de-
MED
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01

Team high three games Moray's
1882.
Team high single Morays
Sos.
Individual high three games-W.
Speck, 4S1.
Individual high single game-W.
Speck III.
yellow Cab
B. Mccarthy 800, VI Weber 3G7,
w. Speck 4S1, p. Lawson 316, c.
Nemec 295, handicap 70
Noeal 919 No.
G. Grace 372, NJ. Paris 312. y.
Wise 35i G. Ozzella 1914, ]. Brown
ing $50.
Moray'S
3. Paulsen 354, B. Bates 2S5 NJ
Gooding 346, l.. Lore 413. E. Ever.
ard 434.
Cinderella
A. Koble ESQ, L. Beatty $40. !.
Thayre $50, NJ. Thilo go, A.
Clough 1888, handicap l6S.
City Cab
p. Cooper 372, A. Markva $40. F.
Miller 303, NJ Conkin 1913, T.
West $40, handicap 81.
Local $40 No. 2
A. Borgic 345, j. Frazier Al, D.
Teft 29s, E. ..iemi $751; J. Kirk
331.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01

year, played for CLARK Shaughnessy
at Tulane he went by the name Of
Belleau because his parents frown-
ed on football.
Evening star., 1944-11-24
Cross-Country Honors Earned
BY Virginia, Gol!oudet, Navy

Navy successfully defended its
team crown in the 10.000-meter run
with 23-point score. The NYAC
was next with 54 points and Mandar
Tribe of Red Men, Philadelphia
third with 108.
Midshipmen Curran Dempsey and
Walt Barry in the 10000 clasped
hands and finished in a dead heat
for second honors. with Dempsey
winning the toss for the medal. Dick
Hall, also of Navy, was fourth and
Don Munson, Buffalo State Teach
ers, was fifth.
Phil Stilwell of Lower Camden
County Regional High School,
Clementon, N. j., won the 2-mile
high school romp in 1901. dethron-
ing Charley Kehoe, defending cham
pion from Bel Air fMd) High
School. Bayonne won the team title
with 81 points.
Evening star., 1944-11-24
Two Handicaps Spice
Week End BowIinq

Two special handicap bowling
events with s1Oo as top prize in each
will provide the weekend tourna-
ment pin-spillers with plenty of
action.
Starting tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock the two-day annual turkey
shoot will get under way at Queen
Pin while Sunday the Bethesda
Bowling Center special will begin at
the suburban maple plant.
Entrance fee in the Bethesda five
game affair will be SIS while con-
testants in the three-game Queen
Pin attraction will pay $3.50. A two
third handicap based on a 128
scratch will be given participants in
the Bethesda tournament while 100
will be scratch in the turkey shoot.
Evening star., 1944-11-24
Ohio State, Irish, Boinbridge,
Trojuns, Virginia Rated Edge

fight. Of the latter we'll call 1t
Virginia by narrow margin.
Camp Perry-Bainbridge - Balm
bridge pulled out the first one by
touchdown margin They'll
do better at home this week.
Miss. State-M -Mississippi-Ole Miss
hasn't got what it takes to stop
Shorty McWilliams.
a-Purdue-If we were sure
Boris Dimancheff would be able to
play we would say Purdue. But be-
cause of his bad knee, we'll pick In
diana, with Bob Hoernschemeyer
going to town.
Cornell-Pennsylvania-The Quak-
ers have a little too much for the
Big Red eleven. Penn.
st. Mary's Prefiight- California
There's too much power at Preflight
for the collegians. st. Mary's.
Iowa Preflight- t-Iowa-The same
goes for this game. Iowa Preflight.
Ambitious Vols Picked.
Tennessee Kentucky The Un-
beaten, once-tied Vols want to play
in the Rose Bowl. They'll not be
stopped by Kentucky.
Illinois -Northwestern-There's too
much speed in the Illini backfield
for Northwestern. Illinois.
Let's go down the list for the re-
mainder:
Princeton over Atlantic City Air
Base, Brown over Colgate, Dart
mouth over Columbia, Georgia Pre-
flight over Daniel Field, Fort Pierce
over Jacksonville Naval Base.
Kansas State over Nebraska, Rutgers
over Lehigh, Wisconsin over Min
nesota, Pittsburgh over Penn State,
Texas Tech over Southern Meth
odist, Rice over Texas Christian.
and in todays games, Auburn over
Miami and Georgia over Clemson.
Sunday, We like Holy Cross over
Boston College and the 4th Air
Force over the I'd Air Force