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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-20
Real Estate
Houses FOR safe

Houses FOR safe
Country And
City Homes
80 ACRES. Between Ypsi and
Milan. Some timber Balance
good farm land Almost new
house. Price, $4,000.
NEAR SCHOOL: 6 room modern
home near Prospect School. Good
heating plant. New SIDING.
GlasSed in porch. Large lot with
stately shade trees and many
beautiful flowers. Garage. Paved
street. Only $500.
HOLMES ROAD: seml-Bungalow
home. Built only ! year and all
In tip-top shape. Annual taxes
less than SO. Near good coun-
try school. Only $4,000. with
$500 down. Balance 1895 month
with 40 INTEREST.
VOW DOW N BUYS room home,
between. college and down town.
Convenient to stores, schools.
churches, etc. Downstairs has
double living room with fire
place, dining room. and kitchen.
Upstairs has bedrooms and
bath. Furnace only years old
Price. $1,000. This is an older
home and needs some repair.
BRICK HOME 2 miles west OF
Hpsi Small, but attractive. Tile
bath. CHASED porch. Recreation
room. Basement garage. Auto
matte oil burner acres Of land.
good chicken houses. Fruit
trees Excellent garden spot.
Price $500.
6hnnan & Oreenstreet
K + 4 I. 7 O x s
40 w. Michigan. Phone 1891
SPEED VICTORY, Buy War Bond
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LESS THAN RENT
s32 PER MONTH FLA. PLAN
Nice living room. bedrooms,
kitchen, bathroom, second floor
recreation room. furnace, laun-
airy tubs, Insulation. sidewalks.
Several purchase plans to suit
your pocket book.
Speed Victory-Buy More Bonds
L. Rodgers Sylvester
307 f. Forest Ave. Phone 40
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CALI OUR ADTAKER at 40 fof
Classified Advertising service
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ORDER APPOINTING TIME PoR
HEAHINo CLAIMS

STATE or MCHIGA". Tie Pro-
bhts court for Tie County ~ WASH
tCnIW
~ session Of said Court. Ield at
tie Probate office tn tie CITY OF
Ann ArboI 90 to said County. on
te 3rd day Of January a. -. ls4f.
Present Honorable jay O Pay.
Judge or Probate.
In the Matter or the Estate OF
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Help Wanted. Male or Female
LAUNDRY WORKERS
WANTED
At Varsity Laundry Co.,
Ann Arbor. VIII furnish
transportation from Huron
Hotel in Ypsilanti.
Call Mr.. Tenny, Ann Arbor
1923 at our expense.
HELP wANTED-Male or female.
Kitchen help and cleaning help.
Live In or out Washtenaw County
infirmary 1850 WRshteuaw Road.
COLORED MAN OR WOMAN for
house work. fun or part time. 5iljl
Old Michigan Ave.
Man OR WOMAN wanted 10 clean
office. Automobile club OF Mich.
Hotel Huron.
Livestock
RAISE POINT FREE RABBITS Tor
Faster % does all ages to ! year.
Phone i5Of-R.
YR. OLD JERSEY COW due 30
freshen in May. - quarts milk
daily. $500 Ellis I'd, II /. Ypsi
% sHOATS months old Fred
Sclechter. 1866 Bunton I'd. VIII
IL. Mich. Phone Wills 4f6
RABBITS FOR SALE
Alive or Dressed
si3 +. Cross 50.
Poultry FOR Sale
BABY CHICKS. Barred Rocks. White
Rocks. large type Leglorns. order
early Master Mix uasles and
scratch grain. Heated fountains.
feeders. brooders and supplies.
Morton Poultry Farm. Saline
Phone s5Rt
Wanted To Buy
SPOT CASH
DEAD OR ALIVE
HORSES
$500
CATTLE
$500
b. PROMPT service
Phone Co!!ect to Darling & CO.
Detroit Ninewoo1 t-sf1O
DEAD OR ALIVE
Farm animals. collected promptly.
HORSES $500. CATTLE $500.
CENTRAL DEAD STOCK COMPANY
Quick Service
Ann Arboe ,-22ff
WASHINGTON-AP- An unof-
fetal fourth term draft" move
ment was started here today by
Culbert l.. Olson. former governor
OF California. with prediction
that his states convention dele
gates will vote solldly on the firs.
ballot for denomination Of Presi>
dent Roosevelt.
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In tho Matter or the Estate oil
Gertrude n. BRokus. Deceased

II appearing 10 the court that tho
time for presentation or claims
against said estate should be limit
ed aud that time and place be mp
pointed TO receive. examine ana nd
Just all claims aud demands against
said deceased BY and before said
Court
II IL Ordered, That creditors OF
said deceased are required to present
their claims TO said Court ut said
Probate office on or before the 20th
day OF March. A. u. igfi At ton o.
clock ia the forenoon, said time ana
place being hereby appointed for
tho eNa uiuatlun aud adjustment Of
all claims and demands against said
deceased
II ls Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by pubitua-
ton Of u copy or this order for three
successive weeks previous to said
day OF hearing. In the YpNlanti
Daily Press newspaper printed
ana circulated IN said County.
Jay @. Pray. Judge OF Probate
Adv a. 10
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Automotiye
House TraiIets For Sale

House Trsilets For Sale
TRAILER FOR SALE, &c r.. brick
sided room attached 'ew duo
tlerm and electric blower. VIII
sell on rent plan. or 500 cash Mr..
Mcpherson. IpHi-Aun Trailer PARK,
Packard I'd. So East corner.
NEW TRAGLERS-Trade IN your
present trailer on new R0ycraft,
Asgaboud. Rgya'. Alma. or Trayslo.
AsO large stock Of used trailers.
Terms 10 suit. open evenings Sell
horns 10 Ec9rse Rd. Pm. 317s-J.
HOUSE TRAILER Prairie Schooner.
SLEEPS tour nicely fggn shed.
310ly Che5oygau court, $orwsyne,
Navup Mich
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Real Estate
Apartments For Rem,

Apartments For Rent
. LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS for
two. Light housekeeping. $500 per
week. 75l Lowell st Phone 1888.
SMALL BASEMENT APT. for Two
Men. Very plain with utilities fur
nlshed. 202 Parsons.
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CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered or /. .. u. pit
WHITAKER g. COOLING co.
1900 Gale IA Phone 2O20-I-2
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Real Estate

Real Estate
Houses FOR sale -,
NORTH NORMAL 81. Modern bun
EaloW. garage t3zsc. Terms D.
Peet. RsAlt1r. 80 40. Huron 81
: ROOM Arg. modern bungalow. Inn
med ate possession Terms 81 900
down ~ Peet Bea,tor. - y
Huron 81 Paoue 1871.
suburban Property
LEAsE OR SELL reasonable. East
Michigan Avenue excellent bust.
ness frontage, with two modern
h-Ldiugs n Poet. Eealtor. - No
huron 81 Phone asa.
sarms FOR sails
8 600 down. buys - acre farm.
house barn Nsry good soil lmme-
diate possession.
- ACRES 20 m les south ofNpsi
I'm Go4ke with bath. Han ana
other buildings crock anc wood
Price {-,0Hoo 90. Terms.
IILFS WEST Ypstsn.I LIST or
paved .Ig way. la9 acres. BRICK
house Large harm s'i1 ant other
buildings. Good soil Wil consider
taking house in city as down
payment
HAROLD ZAHN
Inquire al 3ga D.. Huron St
Ann Arnor Phone 2lSe2-
IAs ACRES GOOD DAIRY FARM
11lg stony creek Road. I miles
south o. lpsilanti Phone s2SWl.
Merchandise
FUR COAT LIKE MN
size medium, reasonable
Phone il-'-W.
GOOD SHDE SKATES ladies
coats. - and rs Man, short work
coat. 81 y. Huron
LADIES' LYNX COAT. Size Is. IKE
new. sie5.Oo. 5lt N. Cross 81 ar
ter $50 p. m.
household turnisnirp.
, IDENTICAL Living Room chairs
with chrome arms and matching
set in burgundy and blue. ~
Hemphill ia.
BED ROOM SUITE. studio Couch
Magic chef stove. Bk. Set Hugs.
Misc. furnishings. 40 East Cross
st, Apt. 4
Farm Products ano Equipment
GRAIN DRILL. Fertilizer attached
$500 cash. $500 Ellis I'd Rt J.
NpSilauti.
Musical Equipment
BUY 4 FACTORY -RECoNDITIpNED
upright piano with tho privilege OF
trading 10 In on a console when
production is resumed. Grlnuell
Bros 10 ". Michigan
PIANOS -Bougut. sold. exchanged,
and rented. Ipsilauti Piano Co. A02
r.. Michigan.
SPEED Victory, Buy War Bonds
Merchandise For sale
TWO GOOD 9Nl2 RUGS. Dining room
suite. and Royal typewriter All In
first class condition. Apply 2lSi
Harding Ave. Phone 2l69-1.
SPEED VICTORY, Buy More Bonds
FOR SALE-One building 10 n s.
10 IT, 50. Well built OF new lum-
Der, mounted on pair Of sktds.
Can be moved TO your location.
Price 5000. Phone ia.
9 COMPARTMENT Galvanized dish
washing sink complete with drain
boards built for restaurant use
Price $25 Kaufmau's, 1904 W.
Michigan Ave. Phone 1873.
MANS ONYX RING. Large Dia-
mond Never worn. $4,000. bli W.
Cross St after s 80 y. m.
FULLER BRUSHES
Phone Npsl 1858 or
Saline l90t3l
LADIES DARK GREEN : PIECE
SUIT 100 per cent wool size II.
CAN ism after p. m.
WATER AND FEED CROOKS for
rabbits Any time. Paulsons Rab-
bitry. S2l jerome St
FEATHER BED
Inquire at
49, y. Hamilton
CHILD'S MAPLE CHIFFOROBE
FOR SALE
Phone IGOR
SHALLOW WELL ELECTRIC
PUMP for sale. Call evgnings 10
g. 30 Campbell Ave.
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Merchandise

FUR COAT LIKE NFW
size medium, reasonable
Phone il9f-W.
GOOD SHOE SKATES ladies'
coats. - and rs Mans short work
coat. 81 y. Huron.
LADIES' LYNX COAT. Size Is. IKE
new. Sie5.Oo. 5lt ". cross 81 ar
ter $50 y. m,
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Musical Equipment

Bt'Y \ FACTORY -RECO%bITIpSED
upright piano with tho privilege or
trading u In on console when
production is resumed. Grlnuell
Bros 10 ". Michigan
PIANOS Bought, sold, exchanged,
and rented. Npsilautl Piano Co. AO2
r.. Michigan.
SPEED VICTORY, Buy War Bonds
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ORDER APPOINTING TIME Fon
HEARING CLAIMS

STATE or MICHIGAN The Pro-
bate Court for tho County OF WASH
toUIw.
At y session Of snId Court. held al
the Probate Offlce ~ t1a tHy Of
The 29th day ~ December. a. u l943.
Present. Honorable Jay q. Pray.
Judge Of Probate
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Please observe VINO. rules.

HOUSEK EEPER WANTED white,
cooking and general Housekeeping.
No laundry Live In. Oood working
conditions See Mrs. kenuou,
Wu%htenRw County lnfirmnry.
1860 WashtenRw Road.
WOMAN for general housework and
care OF children Live In preferred
Good salary, pleasant home. cen
trial location. Phone 26s0-W.
FIVE LADIES from 20 10 Is years
OF age for cashiers In new self
service food store, essential work,
good salary Apply Mr.. liarr iaon'
Kroger store, IL N. Washington.
NURSES WANTED-ltegiut or
practical Best wages. Institutional
work. Washtenaw county Hos
pital. 29G0 Washtenaw Road.
WOMEN Part or full time TO take
orders FOR Malsonetts dresses. EHs
lily earn $500 per hour. Call Mrs.
Ruth LiyS. 7s7-W.
CLERK with knowledge OF bookkeep-
Ing. Good pay, steady work. Grin
nell Bros ci0 W. Michigan.
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Il appearing 10 the Court tat the
time for prereutation OF claims
against said estate should 10 limited.
aud that time aud place he ap-
pointed 10 receive. rKHmlus aad ad-
|ust al alaiHs aud demands against
said deceased ~ and before said
court.
n is Ordered. T4lt creditors Of
said deceased are required 20 pre-
sent their claims 10 sad court at
said Probate bfrIcc on or before tns
11st day Of March A.. Il. iji4 at
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon. said tlfus
and place being hereby appointed for
tho examination and adjustment OF
nll claims and demands against said
deceased
n Is Further ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publtca-
ton ~ u copy Of this order Tor three
successive weeks previous 10 saiI
day of hearing in the YpHllnnu DAILY
frcsl. u newspaper printed ana CIR
culated In said COUNTY.
Jay o. PRAY. Judge Of Probate.
!iHT
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Aousenold tufnisnIrn.

, identical Living Room chairs
with chrome arms and matching
set in burgundy and blue az
HsmuhIu I'D
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Merchants specrsts

Batteries
GRADE { TIRES
THORNE TIRE co, 800 = Michigan
TABLE LAMPS Complete WITH
shades $3.50 and up. fpsiianu
Piano co. 402 r. Michigan.
TRUNKS $685. Up
SUITCASES 81 90 Up
SLEEP SHOP-l0 W. Michigan
NEW SHIPMENT, BIRD FEEDERS
lust received.
DURN\T'S. Phone lil
FOR FLOORS that are colorful and
smart. Easy to clean and thrifty.
See our large selection OF Arm
strong Floor Covering and inlaid
Liuoflor. Grlnnell Bros. 20 W.
Michigan
JANUARY SALE. FINE ORIENTAL
RUGS Reduction on all large and
SCATTER rugs. runners, mats You
bay reasonably now open evenings.
- T.. MA%GOU&I 1874 So. IN
Ave, Ann Arhor Phone A ss7N.
Merchandise Wanted
wANTED-OLD FASHIONED
PIASO STOOLS
SPEED VICTORY. Buy More Bonds
PHONE ga
WE WILL PAY best cash price for
Old sewing machines and vacuum
cleaners Singer shop. Ph. 2f'.W
For Sale or Exchange
LIVING ROOM SUITE. ANYTHING OF
value bought or exchanged Fields
% r.. cross ST. Phone 20s1
Dirt, Sara and Gravel
CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered or /. .. - PIT.
WHITAKER g. COOLING co.
1900 Gale IA. Phone 2O2D-I-2
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GIRLS WANTED
Apply In person
TROJAN LAUNDRY
GIHL TO ASSIST BOOKKEEPER in
office Of retail store Good start
ing salary and Advancement pos
sibili'les Phone 1850 MIR. Rossin
1876 W Michigan Ave
REFINED LADY as housekeeper,
companion TO AZ year old hoy. Go
home nights preferred. Phone l63It
YPSI WOMAN wanted for Hight
house work. Phone ! lSO-J3.
BI'Y MORE RONDC
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BED ROOM SUITE. studio Couch.
Magic chef stove. Bk. Set Rugs.
Mise furnishings. 40 East eros )
st, Apt. 4
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HAROLD ZAHN
Inquire al 3J1 r. Huron ST.
Ann Arhor Phone 2lNe2
Ias ACRES GOOD DAIRY FARM
51lg stony creek Road. miles
south Of Ypsildutt Phone 92SNl.
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1923 FORD 50 coupe. - plate Good
condition. Heater. 1911 Sattlck. ?
blocks east - ozark Road and
" dway intersection, willow Run
Village.
CADILLAC 1871 90 de luxe I door
sedan. Every extra Perfect con
d.fo1. New tires. Call Milan SOL.
1870 OLDS 20 custom Cruiser
with Factory Installed 1871 hydro
mate g. Body Trim. piy tires
ara Puurts-e Proof Tubes. Phone
3Iff-I after 8 D. m
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Houses FOR sale

NORTH NORMAL 81 Modern bum
EA!os. garage. t3-sc. Terms ID.
Poet. RsAltrr. - 40 Huron 81
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Merchandlse Manted
Dit. sara ana Gravel

LIVING ROOM SUITE. ANYTHING Of
value bought or exchanged F4eld's.
% r. cross ST Phone 2UE"
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Houses For sale

a ROOM MODERN APT. HOUSE
Two baths. garage. automatic oil
heat, $4,000, terms $500 down
II. Peet Realtor, 50 No. Huron St
Phone 1871.
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SUBURBAN. Property

-EAsE OR SELL reasonable. East
Michigan Avenue excellent busi-
ness frontage. with two modern
h-Ldiugs n Poet, Eealtor. - No.
Huron 81 Phone lE-l
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: ROOM large modern uungalow. Inn
med ate possession Terms 81 900
down ~ Feet Bea.tor - -.
Huron 81 Paoue 1871.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
Awards to Be Presented
To Sou Football Team

Awards will be presented to the
following men of the SCU 1922 Foot
ball team by the Post Commander,
Col. E. N. Hardy, at 1890 am. on
the Upper Parade Ground, Satur-
day, Jan. Is, 1914:
Cpl. John Hughes, Sgt. Thomas
Taylor, Pfc. Thomas Turner, Pvt.
Alfred La Blanc, Pvt Elmer Brooks,
Sgt. Albert Young, Sgt. William
Stephens, Pfc. Howard Brown, Pvt.
Madison Robinson, Sgt. Henry
Wingo, Pvt. Julius Boaz, Cpl Wood
row Cooker, Pvt. Leon Bowen, Pfc.
Clarence Cabell, Sgt. Lloyd Porter
SGT. Henry Moore, Sgt Walter Pow
ell, Sgt. Albert Thompson, Sgt. Wal
ter Barnes, Cpl Feldmon Motley,
Pvt = Nance Beasley, "CpI JACQUES
Patterson, Sgt. Nathaniel johnson,
Sgt Benliie' 20 George, Pfc. Edward
Hiiltohi Pvt: James Powell, Pfc.
Charles Hamilton, sgt. Waiter Wom-
ack,' Pvt. Edwin Mott, Mgr, S/Sgt.
Kenneth Brown, Pfc. Carroll Black
man and Mr.. j. p Adkins, Coach.
For being the outstanding star on
the baseball team of 1943, Pvt. Wal
ter Mccoy, pitcher, will be given an
award.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
THE
SPORTzO-GRAPH

Fort Dix, NJ. The Fort Dix
Stars, all set to begin their season
with an all-round group of basket
ball players, have been booked with
leading cage teams of Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, and Camden and
Trenton, NJ, it was announced.
Pvt. Wilfred Bullard, former star
performer of the 1910 ational cham
pionship team of Xavier University
and erstwhile coach in New York
City, is mentor of the team.
Other members of the team in
clude Pvt. Ralph Brewer of Laurin-
burg College, Interstate Conference
title winner in 1888, and Stan ALI
sopp, of the Brooklyn (New York;
Zephyrs.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
Carnahan Hall Rings
With Skaters Laughter
AS Prizes Are Awarded

The largest crowd ever to scar the
floor at Carnahan Hall roller Skat-
ing rink was on hand Monday night,
Jan. 10, at the party given for the
Quartermaster groups.
Over 200 soldiers and WACs sailed
around the floor and CONCEALED III
mesSed-up masses of humanity as
each spill involved other people.
z A great deal of fun was had, es-
pecially in competition for prizes
which we're offered.
Pvt. Robert Dickerson, 775th MP.
Battalion, won the first prize, car
ton of cigarettes. He comes from
Detroit, Mich
3 Cpl. Arthur Gray, 800 ON. Truck
Company, won the second prize. He
claims New York City as his home.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
Small Players Comprise
394th Basketball Team

Although the 394th Zephyrs are
small team in stature, they make up
for it in speed and aggressiveness.
To date they have only played one
practice game, which they won, de-
spite the fact that they lack time
and facilities for practice.
The squad is being whipped into
shape by Cpl. Tillman r. Sease, for
mer all-round athlete from Bluefield
State college and expects to emerge
in brand new basketball togs at their
first appearance.
Squad members are: Pvts James
A. Mullens, Brooklyn, NY; Dennis
]. Frank, Pittsburgh, Pa; Floyd j.
Ragin, Pittsburgh, Pa; William r.
Fax, Baltimore, Md; Sgt. Barton
Wilson, Detroit, Mich; Sgt. David
Johnson, New York, NY; Brady
BroWnlee, Okla; S/Sgt. Donnie
Richardson, Okla; Cpl. Tillman r.
Sease, Buffalo, NY.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14

ship in each flight sharply cons
tested.
List of other winners fol-
lows:
Officers and Civilians
FIRST FLIGHT-Low net. 1t. R.
r. Brobeck, Post Engineers; End low
net, Captain Fred Mackie, ONO;
3rd low net, 1t. A. T. Perkins, Sta
ton Hospital end and 3rd low net
were tie).
SECOND FLIGHT-Low net, Mr..
w. Harris, Post Exchange: End low
net, Mr.. Q. j. Haynes, Post Exchange;
3rd low net, a tie between Capt. B..
NJ. Irwin, Special Service, and Mr..
T. w. Carpenter, Red Cross.
THIRD FLIGHT-Low net, a tie
between Maj. W. K. Stewart, Post
Headquarters, and WIO U. H. Barn
ably, Station Hospital; 3rd low net,
Capt. j. D. Poage, Post Headquar-
ters
LONGEST DRIVE on No. 2-Lt. j.
w Davis, TIA Med. San Co.
HIGH GROSS Capt. M. c. Sundt,
Post Engineers.
Ladies
Low net score, Miss Marbara An
derson: End low net score, Mrs w.
K. SteWarNq Il ii
rs ye Enlisted Men
Low gross,e CplI Harvey Clarke,
37th S. s.; End low gross, Pfc. Frank
Jackson, Co. G., <371st Inf; Bird low
gross, Sgt John Bartee5 600 Field
Artillery; longest drive, Cpl. Way
man Virgins, Ser. Co., 371st Inf.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
393rd ON. Truck Unit
Organizes Boxing Team

Up to now the 393rd is the only
ON Company to organize a boxing
team. The team recently organized
by Cpl. Pritchett and Alton Nc
SWeen shows rather promising signs,
especially in the lightweight class.
AS soon as new equipment is OBJ
tanned and regular training starts
the team will be ready for bouts
with any other Company's boxing.
team. At present the team consists
Of IL men: Pvts. Alton McSween,
William Maben, Milton Lassair, Rob-
ert Grogan, James O'Bryant, Harry
Hogan, William Railey, Allen john
son, Jr., Henry L. Jackson, David C.
Morrison, George Keen, and John
]. Mitchell
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
WACs Reach 1OPts.
To End Their Game
With Even Score

The WACS played basketball last
Friday night and made an interest
ing spectacle as they warmed up to
the game, mems style, shook off
their stage fright and decided to
really get in there and ring up the
old leather
Section 80 played section 33 and
their even match was shown by the
score which ended at 1910.
The 33s took the lead with Auls
playing a cool game, dropping two
field goals to the 32's one On the
free throw line Gardner and Auls
dropped two through the loop which
brought the score at the half to 6-2
in favor of the 33's.
The second half of the game was
more heated. Seals found the hoop
twice for the 32's and Paige, in two
fast breaks to the basket Tailed four
points for the 33's. Williams scored
for the 32's and then Albums shook
free her guard and looped an un-
derhand shot that tied the score at
1910 .........'-. a.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
Lack of Entries Delays
Bowling Tourney Plans

If the bowling tournament orig
inally scheduled to begin on Janu-
ary 5, at Bowling Alley No. l, were
to be held, the Post Championship
would either go to the 758th Tank
Bn. or to the WACs, for these are
the only two organizations which,
to Gate. have entered teams for the
competition.
What's the matter with the Medi-
cal Detachment? 1t has at least 10
top-notch bowlers. Where is the
373rd Truck Co.? 1t is supposed to
have national champion kegler in
its unit. Where is. Post Hos? Or
is the bowling alley too far away?
And the 9th S S. is supposed to be
''cn the ball" yet it has not respond
ed tC the tournament call
Bowling is not wholly an individ-
ual sport. Teams. derive greater
thrills from it than do individuals
because of the "gung ho-ness" Of the
competition.
Mr. Bees, manager of the bowling
alley, has extended the entry date
Call him at 3239 to place your. team
in the running.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14
Franklin Whitaker is First
Negro Big Ten Rasketeel

Chicago Franklin Whit
takfr, University of Chicago center,
is believed to be the first colored
basketball start to play with Big Ten
Conference teams.
Hailing from Columbus, o., Whit
taker, an 18-year-old freshman, was
on the football, basketball and track
teams in high school. The honor of
making athletic history has been
awarded Whitaker by the Oldest OBJ
servers of the league, who are un-
able to recall a previous colored
hardwood athlete playing with Big
Ten team.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-01-14

three victories and no defeats.
Undoubtedly the hotties"
game Of the season will be that
played between the 758th and
the Hospital quintets during
the semi-final round which will be-
gin in. the near future.
Each of the teams has defeated the
other in games at which there was
some acrimony and the clash for
Post championship laurels will GER
tainly induce bitter fighting, which
for the sake of the sport, we hope
will be confined to the playing floor
and be conducted according to the
rules.
Two New Teams Enter
Special Units Numbers l and 2
will introduce their teams into the
contest for Post honors. The
strength of these dark horses" is
not known, although according to
members of the units. the picture
will be considerably changed after
they get into the fray.
Teams that will play in the semi
final round are: Medical Detach-
ment, *758th Tank Battalion, mp.
Detachment, "335th Station Hos
pital, 394th ON. Truck. 37th Spec
ial Service and Special Units Nos:
l and 2. SIC &.
Seeded teams are. marked withIa
50 and drawings. for their games
will take place. at the Post Recrea-
ton office on January II, at 1000.
All Units are urged to send repre-
.sentatives SO that scheduling pro-
cedures may be clarified. 5sf Ftsr{,