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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-07
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Cots For Sale
Merchandise

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call aftsrpoone or ,tenings slo
Fairview circle. Phone atG-J.
GRAY FIR JACKET size ~ lust
like new, viii max, a nice Xmas
glrt. 10 luxury tax TO pay $500.
Reason for selling too small Also
brown Polo Coat, size is. 80 y.
Adams. Npt
BLACK WINTER COAT with foA
collar. size 90. 81. Girls Polo
Coat size lo-l-, -, black evening
dress size 20 TO- several x IT'S eve
ming dresses. size ~ cheap
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tay Mrs Bernard Taylor. 1901
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classified ADVERTISING
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale
Good Homes

+. Good Homes
HIGH CLASS. 4 spacious semi
bungalow nome Extremely nice
Stale. Located on West side. HAS
reputation OF being one OF best
built houses in town. Nicely land
suaped lot. ear garage. Must be
seen % be appreciated. Price
$l6.J00. Also a somewhat similar
semi bungalow, with = rooms and
baths. located right next door.
Not quite as good, but priced at
10000.
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB; A good g
room home, all In excellent sudre.
NcWly painted, brand new roHf.
newly decorated. utN sidewalks. .
etc. Thoroughly rrCOndiuuuei
within past year Living room.
dining room, Kitchen, aud sun
parl0r on first floor. . bedrooms
and bath above. Fireplace. Gar
age. big lots, making nearly
an acre OF land. Price, $4,000.
PRICE CUT; You can move right
M this one, located at eos L.,
Forest Ave. A newer home with
rooms and bath Extra room
partly finished in basement
space Tor another room ON End
floor. Now only $500 With 81. 800
down uay ment and balance $3.50
monthly.
BUNGALOW: rooms aaI bath.
SUBURBAN. Well built. Weather
stripped windows. Hardwood
'ovIs. tlty water. Low taxes.
l'nt a rect vide. only $3.50,
Nl-o similar nome next door,
N',H u6haN z car E'rdEe' Ter
sfs'o.
....,..,..
~ FLOUR . bedroom bungalow
,"~lHe Guy. ''ht'nient 20 rev
HN'lstI- IaIeF p'"ul turudce.
hHtn. Garage. Several nice ever.
Tered Ssn f ST Sl' s5oo Jo' Hai dd DTs
NOW VACANT: \ very well locat-
go -""in nome ia a nice sec
Ssd5oo M J ara es5@ @I nice G.a;
GS Sms5i,, Priced a@g..T T,ggt at 5000,
SSVO DOW \. Buys J room cottage.
not modern, hut viii light and
Wen water. Price only $1,000.
fhira lot nearby with garage.
Wei, ana fence, for 1915 addition
a. if desired. or viii sell separ-
ATE. Good spot to park trailer,
CLOSE ~: II rooms. About hair
Ny het"eeh Normal College and
rn,r,.,s s'Mr' Iue.. lo,a'lyi ior
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ORDER APPOINTING TINE ron
HHARINd CLAIMS

ORDER APPOINTING TIME ron
~. anARINd CLAIMS
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the COUNTY OF WASH
tenaw.
A. a session OF said Court. held at
the Probate Office in the CITY %
Ann Arhor, I'm the said County. on
the 3rd day OF December A. II. 1858.
Present, Honorable Jay q. Pray.
Judge OF Probate.
In tho Matter OF the Estate OF
Jessie Miller, Deceased
II appearing to the Court tlat the
time for presentation OF ella ms
against said estate should he limited.
and that time and place he sp-
pointed to receive. examine and adj
Just all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court:
II il Ordered. That creditors OF
said deceased are required to pre-
sent their claims to said Court at
said Probate office on or before TIE
elst day ~ February A. d. 1915 at
ten o'clock In tire forenoon.
said time and place being hereby az
pointed for the examination and adj
justment Of all claims and demands
against said deceased.
II 10 Further ordered That public
notice thereof be given by puhlica-
ton OF a copy OF this order for three
successive weeks previous 20 ss.d
day OF hearing. in the YpsiIanti Daily
Press. newspaper printed and cir
culsted in said County.
JAY q PRAY. Judge OF Probate
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SALE or REAL ESTATE


John =. Kirk administrator. hav-
ing filed In said Court his petition
praying for license to sell the in
terest OF said estate I'm certain real
estate therein described, for the pur-
pose or paying debts, charges and eN-
penSeS
II il ordered, that the 3lst day %
December A. u. 1915, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, At said Probate Of
flee, be and Is hereby appointed fo-
hearing said petition, and that all
persons interested in said estate ap-
pear before sHtd Court at ratd TINS
and place. 10 show cause why a IL
cense to sell the interest OF said
estate in said real estate should not
be granted.
II 10 Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof he given by publica-
ton OF copy Of this order, for
three successive weeks previous to
said day Of hearing. in the Ypsilanti
Daily Press, a newspaper printed
and circulated in said county.
Jay g. PRAY.
Judge OF Probate
A trina C0DN
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Announcements
Lost ana Founo
Riders Wanted

sTRAYED LIGHT YELLOW KIT.
TEN IN vicinity of III vs.. Michigan
Ave. Phone 1e90-R
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Brokerage YARDS
Real Estate Wanted

ross l. BOWER
RFALTOR 90 General Insurance
103 W Michigan Phone 66i
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PRICE CUT: You can move right
m this one, located at eos H.
Forest Ave 4 newer home with
. rooms and bath. Extra room
partly finished in basement
Space for another room ON End
floor. Now only $500 with 81. 300
down payment and balance $3.50
monthly.
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Real Estate


HSShN " ~
PLEASANT ROOM for business
woman. Hot water and washing
privileges. 2l5 So. Washington 81.
Tel. 3s-J.
LARGE DORMtTORY ROOM for 3
women, innerspriug beds. cooking
privileges. 81 \. Huron. Pu. 1855.
LARGE ROOM WITH PRIVATE
BATH FOR ONE OR TWO GEN
TLEMEN. PHONE s90-W.
ROOM-Nlcs double. in residential
section. Private home. I07 oxford
I'd. Pm. l7i3-W.
Room and Board
LICENSED FARM BOARDING home
for children. Seven years expert
euce. school axe Write Or come
and see MR.. Bernard TAYLOR, 1901
Hickory Rd,. Milan, Mich.
Wanted To Rent
WANTED-HOUSE OR APT. or 5
oms-unfurnished. Adults. Box
Nj. care Press.
ESTABLISHED PHYSICIAN AID
FAMILY desire TO rent modern I'M
furnished house. bedrooms pre-
ferred write Box N-26, Go Press
or Pm. 27s4-W.
WANTED ROOM MODERN HOUSE
Permanent resident. With rcspon-
sihle organization. children ana
wears old. Call American Red
cross 800.
HouSea For Sale
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LEGAL Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN. iu tto '.'r-
cult court for TIE County of Was. a.
nav.
IN rlarfgrH.
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At The Alleys

tingly. 500. King Kirm (D,
1884; Ken Whipple, 430.
King Thorn (l), 1914; Mary
Thornley,, 514. King Ed-jac (2),
1916; Ed Hatch, 491.
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Buckeyes
Tra1llPle
SpartallS

COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. % -
Up Ohio States impressive
62-42 victory over Michigan
State here last night gave fair
warning as to what the Univer-
sity of Michigan cagers might
expect when they face the Buck
eyes Saturday.
Michigan State held the Ohio
ans to only a six-point margin
1922 - during the first half.
but its defense faltered in the
final 20 minutes.
The Bucks, racking up their
fourth triumph in five starts,
used regulars, reserves and third
stringers In the second half.
They were paced by Arnold
Risen, 6 foot 8 inch center, who
scored II points, and Ray Sny-
der, S foot 6 inch forward, who
did his giant teammate one point
better.
Center Matt Mazza led the
Spartans. who have dropped
three out of four starts, with
nine points.
After a short holiday lull
basketball business picks up a
bit this weekend in the Mid
west with half of the Big Ten
teams in action Saturday. Only
one Conference game, however,
Michigan at Ohio State, is sched-
uled.
Michigan dropped its only
Conference start - 81 to So
Ohio State, by virtue of a so to
46 victory over Illinois, is tied
for the lead at one win and no
losses with Indiana and Iowa.
In non-Conference games Sat
urday, De Paul, unbeaten in
eight games, goes to Champaign
to meet Illinois, which has a
record of six wins in nine games
The Great Lakes Sailors, win.
ners of three out of five games
with Big Ten teams, meet Pur.
due at Lafayette. The Boiler.
makers have thus far won five
out of six, losing to Notrt
Danes unbeaten quintet. In the
final game, North Dakota State
meets Minnesota at Minneapo.
| lis.
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kei|inq Price on Meat May be Hi|<ed After June g.
Slight Increases Likely
With End of Subsidies

equally between consumers and
producers. Most of these sub
sides were started in June, 1913.
when the government reduced
prices Of meats 10 per cent. The
subsidies were designed to en-
able slaughterers to keep paying
the same price for meat animals.
ESTIMATE INCREASES
Officials estimate that should
this plan be put into effect cell
ing prices on meats would be in
creased about as follows:
Round steak cents a pound
rib roasts 3.5 cents; chuck roast
2.5 cents; hamburger 2.8 cents;
veal outlets 2.5 cents; pork chops
3 cents; bacon 3.4 cents; salt
pork 2 cents; and sliced ham 3.4
cents. These higher prices would
prevail, however. only if the de-
mand continued sufficient to
push them to the ceiling limits.
Farmers would tend to get
about 80 cents hundred less for
their hogs; SIS cents less for veal
calves, ST to S315 for sheep and
lambs, and from IS cents to
$1.50 less for their cattle, de-
pending on grade.
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Basketball
Scores

EAST
Brigham Young SO, Manhat-
tan 43
North Carolina 43. New York
MIDWEST
Ohio State 62, Michigan State
Bradley Tech 72, Ripon (Wis)
Midwest College Tournament
at Terre Haute, Ind. (first
round)
Loyola (Chicago) SO, Central
Normal (Ind) 80
Indiana State (Terre Haute)
So, Indiana Central (Indianapo-
lis) AZ
All College tourney of Okla
homa City (second round)
Oklahoma Aggies 46, Kansas
Baylor 43, Oklahoma AZ
Pepperdine 81, Texas Chris
tian u As (first round consola-
tion)
HIGH SCHOOL
Saginaw 35, Toledo Waite Is
Saginaw Reserves 26, Merrill
25
Holland Christian 48, Chicago
Christian 27.
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Chicago Cubs
Start ssB Team
Training Camp

CHICAGO, Dec. 28-(P)-The
Chicago Cubs, who are starting
something new with q "B team"
training camp at Sarasota, Fla.
next month, today announced
the personnel directing the camp.
Jack Sheehan, director o t
Minor League Clubs for the Ma
tional League champions, will be
in charge of the camp, and will
be assisted by Larry Gilbert,
manager of the Nashville, Tenn,
Southern Association club; Milt
Stock, Cubs coach; Bill Kelly of
Davenport, Ia, Cubs Three-Eye
League affiliate, and Jim Poole,
manager of the Statesville team
of the North Carolina State
League.
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BY OVID MARTIN

WASHINGTON, Dec. % Up
The government is expected
to announce by January l
whether ceiling prices on meats
are to be hiked when some $780,
100000 in yearly subsidies are
Withdrawn by next June 80.
On the basis of present indi-
cations it is possible that con-
sumers will be asked to assume
about $267 100000 of the sub
sides in the form of slightly
higher prices. In that event
producers will be required to
assume the remaining $343, ,0O0.-
600 in the form of lower prices
for their meat animals.
The government several weeks
ago announced that $I,785, ,OO0,-
600 in food subsidies will be
eliminated by June 80, 1946.
The subsidies were started
during the war for the dual pur-
pose of preventing undue &ad-
vances in consumer prices and
to encourage greater produc-
ton.
Price stabilization and food
officials have been conferring
this week on detailed plans for
elimination of the subsidies. An
announcement on the meat
phase is expected soon because
cattlemen have been promised
a six months. notice on price
changes.
The meat subsidies have been
saving consumers all the way
from 8.5 cents a pound for sliced
ham to 81 cents on salt pork.
The question facing the gov
ernment is how much of this
saving should be taken away
from the consumer and how
much shifted to the farmers.
1t has been suggested in some
government circles that farmers
assume the full loss of produc-
tion incentive subsidies, OF
which there are two. One is sc
cents a hundred on the top two
grades of beef cattle. The other
ranges from 81 to $3.15 q hun.
dred for sheep and lamb. These
subsidies cost the government
$76, 100000 yearly.
1t also has been suggested thai
the loss effect Of slaughterel
subsidies totaling about $685.
100000 annually be divided
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BOwL.O-DROME

King Peter CO... 1902; Clar.
ence Breitmeyer, 446. King
Mac (3), 1904; Peg Lesperance,
465.
King Ben Ray (0), 1711; Ben
Burbridge, 400. King Thai (3.
1764: Harold Lindsey, 496.
King William (3), 1857; Paul
Hogue, 532. King Frog CO..,
1864; Joe Charbeneau, asa.
King CeJay ~, 1872; Jack
Galbraith, sos. King Cole (2).
1701; Ken Mcclellan, All.
King De-Ma (2), 1858; E. Mat
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Fleet prison, which housed the
religious martyrs of the reigi,s
of Mary and Elizabeth, and
which was demolished in the
middle of the 10Th century,
gained its name from the Fleet
rivulet which flowed into the
Thames. The keeper of the
prison was called the Warden
Of the Fleet.
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Bowling
Hi-Hitters

e. MATTINGLY-596 (266)
. Kings & Queens League.
HENRY DUCKERT - $50
(201). L. F. A. (Blue Division)
League.
GEORGE ALWARDT - $40
(2O2). L. F. A. (Gold Division)
League.
C. DERUE-5s8 (204). B-1
League.
CLINT. IRWIN - 616 (207-
223)). Major League.
C. M ATTN GLY - 473.
Daughters of Isabella League
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MACOMB RECREATION

L. F. A. (Gold Division) League
Froh Trucking (2), 2344; FL
mer Beyerlein. S21. Carvings S
r. c. (D, 2235; Hugo Madaus,
504.
Beier & Schultz CO.,. 2164;
Fred Gramzow, 463. Eckert's
Paints (3), 2165; William Dopp.
438.
Sinclair (2), 1851; Fred Luit-
je, 498. Macomb Bar (1), Myron
Luchtman, 434.
Krause Service (3), 2190:
George Alwardt, $40. D. N.
Cooley (0O, 2066; Herb School,
479.
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Chicago 10 Hold
Matinee Boxing Show

CHICAGO, Dec. % R -
Chicago's first New Years Day
matinee boxing show since 1884
and the fourth since boxing was
legalized in Illinois in 1885 IS
planned next Tuesday at the
Coliseum.
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MACOMB RECREATION

MACOMB RECREATION
L. r. A. (Blue Division) League
Harms aLumber (3), 2l29;
Elm Hartwig. 497. Koppitz CO.,,
2119; Art Ehrke, 472.
Priehs Ins. (3). 1851: Henry
Duckert, $50. D. N. Cooley co.,
2252; AL Daus, $40.
Eppler's (2), 2302; Anth Prins,
500. Schepers ~. 2235: Herm
Kerner, 526.
Andy's Service ~, 2201;
Bern Bolle. Jr., 448. King s
(2), 2286; Alvin Stark, 486.
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BOWL-O-DROME
Daughters Of Isabella League

Normington L Laun dry az,
1927; c. Mattingly, 473. Yer
nier g. Dedenbach (0), 1765; !.
Wilbur, 384.
Duprey's Standard Service
80, 1855; M. Guiette, ass. Henk
Studio D. 1914; l.. Meldrun.,
405.
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BOWL-O-DROME
Major League

Dads Place (0), 2481; Al
brecht, 521. Altes Lager (3),
2726; G. Irwin. 616.
Bill Murray (2), 2604; H. Gah-
lau, 551. Old-Bru (D, 1857; r
Wilson, 608.
Bob Eastman (3), 2575; B
Scott, sos. Otto-Matic Music
(O), 2456; Fritz, $50.
Zoelling Electric (D, 2439
Shans, 524. Standard Beet ca
267l; Serv6,572.
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MT. CLEMENS RECREATION
B.l League

Harper Drain "a. 2459; A.
Stroh, SGT. Case Mfg. (2),
1925; E. Miller, $50.
Covered Wagon (3), 2473; L.
Ballard, 507. Hatch Auto Parts
(O), 2O75; Ed Charbeneau, 476.
Cady Mccoy (3), 2463; l..
Odor, $50. Badger (0), 1851; F.
Badger, $40.
Phelan Upholstery (3), 2675;
c. DeRue, 588. Jock & Mel
drum CO.., 2277; S. Jock, 488.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-16
WILDCATS MEET
WILSON TONIGHT
By WEDDELL HARRISS

The temperamental New Han
over High School Wildcat baske-
teers were put through lengthy
practice session yesterday in prep
aration for their trek to Wilson
today where they will encounter the
stormy Wilson Cyclones in return
loop contest slated for clock to-
night.
Determined to avenge the 1924
defeat handed them by the Cyclones
in their initial loop contest of the
current season the local quint Gag
erly ran through fast-break plays
and resolutely practiced set-shots,
free throws, and der-the-basket
play.
Tonight's ARRAY will mark the
ninth Eastern Class-A Conference
engagement for the Wilmington
lads, and will find them seeking
their third circuit victory. The
locals have triurnphed over Rocky
Mount and Goldsboro this year,
having suffered the majority of the
remaining losses by extremely mar
row margins, with the exception
Of the disastrous Durham tilt when
they bowed down to the Bulldogs
1924.
Rupert Bryan, Wildcat mentor,
stated that shift in the starting
lineup for the Hanoverian hoop
sters will find sky-scrapin< fresh
man Johnny McKoy replacing
pivot-man Carl Mason in the center
slot. The foot 7 IL inch McKoy
turned in an excellent performance
against the Rocky Mount Black
birds, thereby earning starting
berth in the following tits with
Durham.
However, against the tobacco
towners, McKoy, in the throes of a
severe cold failed to live up to
expectations, and was relieved OF
first string duties against the Colds
boro Earthquakes last Tuesday.
Nevertheless, the lanky local lad,
once more in good shape, redeemed
himself in the Goldsboro fracas,
and while playing in a reserve
capacity chalked up IL tallies to
his credit.
The Cyclones under the evidence
of Coach Leon Brogden, have had
better than average season this
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RACING HORSES
DUE FOR NAMES

NEW YORK, Feb. Is. - P) -
There are 1884 two year olds in the
1915 crop and this is the time of
year when horse owners must look
to the jockey clubs February %
deadline for naming them-a sci
ence and art almost as interesting
as the breeding of future racers.
Names must be appropriate and
restricted to IA letters and spaces.
Maybe one of every II is accepted
by registrar Fred Klees. Duplicat-
ing a name used in the last is
years brings rejection, as does a
name smacking of advertising or
other lack of propriety.
With number Of large stables,
the task often falls to the ladies.
Among those known for doing an
enthusiastic, excellent job Of nam
ing are Mrs. Warren Wright, the
late Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mrs.
Dodge Sloane, Mrs. H. c. Phipps
and others.
There have been many ideally,
cleverly named horses, and not
few with unwieldy, pointless mon
ickers, too. Usually the names
are derived from those of sire and
dame so the breeding is spotted
easily. Others are chosen from his
tory, humor, professional life and
innumerable other subjects.
One of the most humorousiy-
named was Hot Dog, whose daddy
was Frizzle.- his nanny Sand
witch. Mrs. Whitney had couple of
full brothers, Hash and Monday
Lunch, by questionnaire-delicacy
In a long list of newly named jul
veniles just released by the jock
ey club there appears third broth
er of that pair. His name is Pot
Likker.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-PN Al
WE'LL was fairly clucking IN ms
enthusiasm over his plans for Ar
turo Godoy, the burly rock picker
from Chile who fought Joe Louis
twice and now is back to PICK up
Some more American dollars unoer
the guidance of 1.-The Ves1' aS
WE'LL sometimes is known.
AL has IS fighters in the service
60 the pickings have been pretty
lean and the prospect OF a series
~ bouts for a durable, draft-proo1
heavyweight who, WE'LL says, can
lick any of the fighters AROUND
now" was quite enjoyable.
"He looks better than when ne
was here BEFORE" AL said. IN
fight him into top condition with
some out-of-town bouts-places ike
New Orleans, and Kansas City, and
Washington, and Chicago, ana
down in Texas. He should draw
better'n a hundred thousand ool-
lars in the next year. He's lieu
tenant in the Chilean army, you
know"
WE'LL was called to the telephone.
He returned in couple of min
utes, and you'd never have guessed
that the roof had just caved IN on
him.
THAT was a fellow telling me
Chile was expected to declare war
against Japan today" he explain
ed. 1t was suggested that Godoy'
being in the Chilean army, might
have to hustle right back there.
1t was apparent this idea had been
drumming through Wells mind
also, and that he visioned all his
plans just junk. He held out his
hands in a what can you do" ges-
ture.
i've got Is boys in the service
now" he said. "And I'm proud OF
them. One more wouldn't make
much difference. If Godoy is call
ed back, he's called back, that's
ell"
Godoy is best remembered by
American fans for his creep-and-