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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-12
wears with majority of the nations
athletes in the armed forces.

named Bill Tilden got to the semi
finals of the Professional Hard
Court championships. Bill, while
not graybeard, is So years old.
And at that. age chasing your
grandchildren seems to be more
suitable sport than chasing lobs.
Arne Herber, age 48-a nice, dig
nified age but by no stretch of the
ina gination, adolescence was the
New York Giants main hope in
beating the Redskins last Sunday.
Of course no one was too surprised
that the old gentlemen didn't do
too well.
The Rams have youth-the Red
skins are still using the majority
of regulars that paraded out on
the field against the Chicago Bears,
Dec. 8, 194O-and the Skins were
beaten, 70 to 0, on that occasion.
The past baseball season saw
such names as Stan Hack, Bucky
Walters, Ray Prim. Rodger Cra-
mer in the headlines. While all the
afornamea gentlemen ar" prob
ably good to their families, all
have reached that age when even
the insurance men are not glad to
see them.
Next year should mark the re-
turn to the old order-when 48 is
number on a uniform-not the
age of a rookie from the Texas
league.
Sports Shorts: Ken Rogers made
the longest gain of any back in
the Charlotte North-South Caro-
lima Shrine Bowl game j.. The
New Hanover High star trotted 20
yards Big John Hobbs, Wild
cat tackle also starred in the
North states line Eddie Sal
ley, the Fayetteville High school
passer reported for basketball last
week when the Bulldogs started
their cage drills . Also reporting
for duty were last years regulars,
Stan Harris, Nick Johnson, and
Thad Monroe Two more of
Fayetteville's 1914 cagers, Tom
Snipes and Nal Yates missed the
opening sessions because of foot
ball injuries AS usual, Dur
ham High is loaded with basket
ball talent Pacemakers for
the Durha:ns in two practice games
this season have been lack Dow
ney and R. L. Mcdonald :.
Downey has scored 10 points while
the boy without a first or middle
name has chalked up 10 i. . Dur
ham lost both of their opening
games but before Tar Heel
high school squads get too elated
about the results Both teams
that the Durhams lost to were of
better than high school caliber
the Duke University B squad
and Camp Butner Notre
Danes great passer Johnny Lu-
jack has kid brother who is the
mainstay of the Camp Butner five
before being enrolled in the
Army, the younger Lujack was
cage star at Georgetown Univer-
sity When and if Charlie
Trippi plays football in the Ma
tional Pro league, the Chicago
Cards have first call on his serv-
ices U.S.L.T.A. officials are
banking on the discharge of some
of the nations younger tennis stars
this winter if some of the
younger meters like Bulge Patty,
Bob Falkenberg, or Jack Kramer
are released the United States
should have a good chance of re-
tanning the Davis Cup The
grand old man of racing, Col. E.
R. Bradley will be So years old
today The Lexington breeder
and owner received a birthday
present last night when turf ex-
perts voted the Bradley trained
three-year-old filly ''Horse of
the Year" although she is
now owned by Louis B. Mayer of
Hollywood, Busher received her
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-12
STATES WILDLIFE
RESOURCES NEED
| MORE SUPERVISION
Curtailed Hunting, Fishing
Advocated By Commits
sioner Findaly
UNTERS MEET

New Hanover hunters and
fishers will meet tonight at =
D. M, at the Wilmington court
house to discuss ways and
means of sponsoring game,
fish and other wildlife activity
in the county. j. Edwaln
Bunting, temporary chairman
of the meeting has urged all
New Hanover sportsmen to be
present at the meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-12
NO PAN-AMERICAN

WASHINGTON, Dec. II @
Ward H. Haylett, chairman Of II,
track and field committee Of fl.
nat onal amateur athletic min,
ssid today there was "very lrIs
chance the Panamerican game,
would be held next year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-12
BOSTON BUYS ANDRES

CHICAGO, Dec. 11-P- The
Boston Red Sox today obtained in
fielder Ernie Andres, highly-touted
pre-war performer, from their
Louisville, KY, American Associa-
ton farm in exchange for relief
pitcher Frank (ReO Barrett.
Graduate of the University of In
diana, Andres stepped into the
Louisville lineup the day after get
ting his college diploma in 1889
and played every position except
catcher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-12
LYONS REPORTS

CHICAGO, Dec. 1l-R)- Ted
Lyons, veteran Chicago White Sox
pitcher who has been in the Ma
rines for three years, checked in ct
the major league baseball meet
ings in civilian clothes today,
ready to start serving them up
again in 1916, even though he is
within three weeks of his 45th
birthday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-12

Sixty-four head Of purebrei
Hereford cattle auctioned at a,
annual sale of the Wyoming Here.
ford ranch near Cheyenne broush.
total of $279, $50. Average price
paid was $4,371.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-12

The Absinthe House Bar in New
Orleans French Quarter is known
to have been haunt of Andrew
Jackson and Jean Lafitte in days
of yore.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-12
CAMEC0CK, DEACON
PASSERS DRILLED

WAKE FOREST, Dec. ill.,
The Lemon Deacons of Wake For.
est today began preparing them
selves for their January 1 bow
game with South Carolina at Jack
sonville, Fla, but the initial work
out was shortened so that the en-
tire squad could attend a banquet
given tonight at Durham by
alumni Of the school.
Coach Peahead Walker had his
squad brushing up on its passing
game and reviewed the Deacons
in the defensive setup employed by
South Cardinals Game 'ocks. Out
standing in the brief session were
Nick Sacrinty's passing and the
receiving of Dave Harris.
Bo Sacrinty, who injured a knee
in the North Carolina game and as
a result missed the greater part Of
both the Clemson and South Caro-
lima games, worked with the team
today, again running as wingback
with the first string.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-12

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. ill.,
South Cardinals Gamecocks ran
through a light workout today in
preparation for their New Years
day Gator Bowl football game with
Wake Forest at Jacksonville, Fla.
Coach John Mcmillan said the
workout was very spirited" with
emphasis on kicking and passing.
Mcmillan said Bobby Giles, Dan
HARRISON, Bill Cerr, and Ed Nc
Milland doing the heaving.
The Gamecocks will start heavy
scrimmages tomorrow, Mcmillan
said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-12

BUY u. S. VICTORY BONDS
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Gibson Of E&B s
Induced Into Army

T. & r bowling team champion
Of the Detroit Times All-Star
Classic Greater Detroit and Mich
IEan MAJOR leagues, today had
lost one Of us most important
members with the induction Of
Therman Gibson INTO the army
Gibson left for Fort Sheridan, III.
yesterday
With Gibson gone the = & =
team VIII bc composed Of Capt
Louis Siclaff. Chct BukowSki.
Fred Bujack. George Young and
Fred BreckleS. Young one OF the
outstanding spilerS IN the East
for years wa, acquired recently
IN anticipation Of Gibson having
10 leave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
t3 Top Ifotters
In Rich Derby
BY TOM HARPER

Thirteen OF The leading trotterS
al Worthwhile Downs are scheduled
10 20 10 the post tonight with the
So 500 Worthwhile Downs Trotting
Derby aS the rich prize
-ThE-eAnnt- VIII he held ia three
heats. with 81 $50 10 be distributed
in each heat.
Among the speedSters who viii
bc favored are President Elect,
owhed-by -by-Gharics J. Mum OF
Jackson EarI'S RinCleader owned
by Brurr barraCh, Lowell Ind,
and Lady +. Spencer, owned by
Perry Williams Of birmingham.
Tomorrow night the Michigan
Pacing Derby Will attract field
of 10 starters he 70 qualified
Wednesday.
Art Hanson Five Grand took
last nights featured Michigan
owned stake event on the nine
race program devoted 10 PAGERS.
Five Grand 4eA-frorn start 10 I'm
.fSf1 holding off stretch drive b.
EaTt-y Mountain Rose 10 WIN by
tWO lengths.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Bobby Ruffin in Grease

TRENTON. y. J,.J June 29 CUP)
All state athletic commissions
which have working agreements
With New Jersey were asked to-
day TO suspend Bobby RuffIn. As
torla. y Y. boxer because OF ms
'unwarrantcd delay before APP
pcarng in a l0-round bout at
Elizabeth. y J., which he lost
Tuesday night 10 Freddie Archer
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Coast Mai Flash
Meets French Angel

Jerry Gordon. who meets the
French Angel al Mack Park next
Thursday night. IS a newcomer
here but comes with the reputa-
LGl-n!-hplEg- eeEG4t t4eF4-en the
Pacific Coast where he has met
many of The leading heaveS to-
day He IS college product and
never lost a bout while an anna
tcur. Since leaving college he has
WreStled all over the States and
in Cuba-over 400 matches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
PIRI.INN MEET

The public course golfers arc
going 10 have thor own invita-
tlonal tournament II VIII be 4
36-hoIe best ball affair by pairs
and VIII be played a. Sunnybrook
and Plum Brook. Sunday. July
Is. Tex Ellison is chairman.
With morning and afternoon
rounds. each pair VIII play IS
holes on both courses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

continue More than 90 replied
and expressed 4 desire 10 play in
inc tournamcrts-It they could
spare the time.
"Our turnOutS have been
small this season. Mrs F'alcC
SAYS hut its not because Of a
lack of interest. MANY still are
engaged In war work and are
unable 10 play golf on week
days"
Wednesday is tho regular day
for the WNGA tournaments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

WHhout haNnE Tho club lace open
your ball will 90 off-Ilne 10 the
left Get that point clearly N
mind.
When YOU study this point
you'll sec that the open face of
the club counter-actS the effect Of
hitting outslde-in across the dIrec-
ttcn-llne---In-.other- words. the
open face causes the bali 10 20
straight hi-sHd- the otffstflr-,rl- action
puts the SPIN on the hall which
stops II dead Get IL
EDITOR $oTE -Srnd 'rr r-i~'se cIs-
fftn te's'rF U' ball ir relation 'r Vsrrs
fof al rt-aTs. s0rc srf frrn sn-fs Ius'
'ncl0t' Scent stamped ss'-sd1-snsa en-
Neiopr f"r reply
PROJECTED BY John > Dale Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
GETS FIRST ACE

It Trace Christensen Jr, who
has been playing. golf ever since
he was biG enough 10 swing a
club. ha, ms first hole-In-one He
madc II Yesterday on Detrnl-Ge+f
Club -tt-t4Fd tent h, Aaie
famous for is u traps
Hc was shooting into the wind
and used d dI.Aer- There have
been only Two ace~ ~ this ciBh
this season The other also was
MADE on No. I.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Graziano Rated
8-5 Over CO(hrane

NEW YORK, June % QNS)-
World champion welterweight
Freddy Rec" Cochrane will be
on the under side of the odds
when he tangles with Rocky Gra-
ZIano in their l0-round feature
bout at Madison Square Garden
tonight.
Graziano stands S-5 favorlte 20
take CoChTane. who is the first
UndIsputed world champion TO APP
pear in the Madison Square Car
den ring since September, 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

LnIa CT when
peace cones
At The start
Of the present
son.. AlEsr
T diC0 contact
Cd uFary ibt
- amen " b o
I, ON pctcd In
tho a>SCria-
uOn s tOUrna-
I'm ntN before
In he " ar 20
iIcarn Il they
WANTED It 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
S(i1reiner Dies
On 0kindwd

BELOIT, Wis, June % (UP)-
1t. Dave Schreiner. Wisconsin ALI
American end on the football team
OF 1912, was killed in action on
Okinawa, relatives said today.
Schreiner led a rife platoon
pre- on D-Day and helped to
VAR enemy forces from Montobu
Peninsula.
IHis home was in Lancaster, Wis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Cosmos Meters
Score Upset

IIAVERFORD, Pa, June %
UP)-The national interscholas-
tic boys tennis tournament
reached the seminal round today
with top-Seeded Rolor Ray Of
Andover, Mass, and Herb Flam
of Beverly Hills, Cal, Still eN-
pected 10 battle # out tor the
championship.
In the doubles competition, Alex
Hetzeck and Walter English OF
Hamtramck. Mich. moved into
the semifinals with 6-l. o..
upset triumph over Macdonald
Mathey and William RIcgcl of
Deerheld, Mass.
Hetzeck and English will play
Ray and Tom Raleigh Of Andover
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

COMMUNIQUES

lEpIToRS NoIEBob Hope no" " route 10 Europe his srh
depo,fr foTiHg 'HTs, abroad,
40 ereatt ttere3
I'VE in
the VA
n
discharge 5
One gred out e only way he could get the equred IS points his
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

had triplets and he turned
into a pot roast. The army Is
giving 5 points for the Silver
Star, ) points for the Purple
Heart and 10 points to any
one who can get high on PIX
beer. Marines are being "A
little derogatory about the
army's plan demanding A min
mum OF S. points :. They've
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
n Todays I
OP=O=RTRAII /

A. secretary OF Che Women,
Metropolitan Golf Association,
Mrs William -Ealcniz nnentt those
striving 70 keep The public course
organization going so II VIII be
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
WASHINGTON

Weather cloudy TRACK Foof
Ffrti Ps-e-B0b P!ck.
Second Rsct-MitmsrE Burning CHIPS
Uncis Bud Toms lad SlFuAr
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
CaailIie Gives Advice
To Protect His Bet
By VI. =. DRUKENBRoD

Detroit has caddle viii match The from
Columbus about the boy who disgust when his player mud
a
Coming wcltrapped short hole Of the districts
hclc known clubs pIaNcL urned 70 h caddc and said
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS

VIRST, RACE-3.yesr-o!ds ! mile and o
yards
Boston Cao Rollins . so 20 20
Count b. Martin 90 so
Astonomlsi tCroHel. = 20
Time ! a. 2-S. or ? 81
TuTkey Feather Duskt'y star Willow star
Batter Muret snd singular also AN
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

lace OF lIlt tluD
open and swing
into the ball
from outSide-in
across thc tInc
Of d Q 8 iT g d
flight BY hav-
ing the a z .
open. the BAH
goes straight
TO he flag.
while by hlt-
ing outSide-in.
YOU give d spin
10 the ball that
STOPS IL dead.
b VI # you
hit outside in
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Not for my dough, mister;
here. take a AiA iron.

i seems the caddleS As 50 often
were wagering . cents 4
hole on their players and this one
wanted 10 be sure his man car
ried those traps IN front Of the
green.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
"BOy, nv seven iron. "

he4F-t t,f1--f +f1t7H D. 1i-tffe
traps, another Al his player, thcn
SAID IN a most determined man
neT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Brother

Jimmy Joyce, 4 lIghlWelght, i
the brother Of the more famous
.Wlllie JoNce. -------------------
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
BETTER GOLF
Cut Stops Ball
CTAs Is tn, 4s,h Of SER

BY SAM SNEAD
-GoIRH Great T Teacher and PLAYER
In the explosion shot, YOU can
put cut" instead Of backspin on
the ball This stops the ball
quickly as il lands on the green
Here's how you do NJ Have the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
DJIAv ART

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Scratches
THISTLE Down

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Princes po HaFtr FuTg. Hlss Emma Tee,
Jsrsnrsct H.rfsaft
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SUFFOLK DOVNS
NfafrF- rlsar ffA.k fast.
ri-J' Fa-~--Fs1 Figure
Thlrc Fare-FanEs Ebfe
SIKH Este-Fgord Es.~y-n Elgrt
Seven Tsre-irv stream virr cream.
Happy Prime Ag-gr'ira PsrtsF
Eigntn Esct-Grtric. J1ts M.s,ske Tlty
fssaEc
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

PITCHING

Team to's' 49, 80 i2s q
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
SUFFOLK DoVNs

waite clear f-Aas aff
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24

Brass Go.

PORT HURON. April 23-The
United Brass and Aluminium Mfg.
Co, which closed its doors four
weeks ago rather than negotiate
with an AFL representative, re-
sumed operations today.
Approximately 30 of a normal
crew of 300 were on the job.
Foundries are being cleaned up
and approximately 20 per cent of
the employees will be back by
Saturday, said Edward r. Gold
man, president.
The plant was closed after John
Hand, international representative
and former local union president,
called a strike in defiance of con-
tract obligations, the company
charged.
The company was in the process
of lquidatiag %heH- John Murray,
u. S. concilation representative.
induced Hand 10 withdraw from
future negotiations. The proposal
was put up to membership vote
and Hand was voted out as presi-
dent by SO 10 AZ. He remains as
an international representative,
however.
I'VE have All agreement with
the union that Hand il never 10
enter our plant again and ~
not To represent our workers
either directly or indirectly"
Goldman said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
.Ldndon Scores
.Dumbarton Pd(t

TOPEKA Kan April q GNS)
The Dumbarton Oaks proposals
should be amended 10 conform
more closely TO the principles of
the pact OF Chapultepec adopted
by the American republics al
Mexico City. IN the opinion Of ALI
NJ. Landon. Republican presIden-
tial candidate in 1886.
The former Kansas governor.
charaCteriZlng the Dumbarton
Oaks agreement as an "old fash
ioned balance of power world or
ganization. outlined his views
last night AZ a meeting sponsored
by the Topeka First Methodist
Church. q
In contrast 10 the Dumbarton
Oaks proposals. which he declared
relied on the ancient balance Of
power theory" Landon said the
Chapultepec pact was based "on
the cooperation OF q nations
working under a reign Of law for
peace
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
IL.7S8 JAPS SLAIN

At least 11,738 JapS were re-
vealed 10 have been slain on the
southern sector Of OklnaWa dur
ing the first u days and II Of
the enemy were taken prisoner.
ON Sunday afternoon, sub
stantial" group OF japanese air
craft attacked the invasion con-
voy in and around the Okinaws
area. causing some damage. One
light naval vessel was sunk by
the enemy airforce, which lost 49
planes.
On Two Jima mOpping up opera
tionS were continuing with the
American occupation forces kill
ing 90 Japs and capturing 81.
Adm. NrmitZ revealed to d y
that al least l26 more Japanese
aircraft were destroyed or dam
aged from Okinawa to southern
Japan and four enemy ships were
sunk OF damaged Sunday by land
based army Mustangs in RAID on
SuZuka airfield, 32 miles south Of
Nagoya on III ons h Island OF
Japan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Boys Sentenced
For Mail Thefts

Three 17-year-old boys were
sentenced to the National Reform
atory for Boys at Chilicothe. o..
today by Judge Ernest A. O'Brien
in federal court after admitting
they stole mail containing gov
ernment checks.
The trio were Roy j. BooS of
$50 Notre Dame. Crosse Pointe
Village: Robert l.. Brown Of BIAS
Philip. and Harlan ID. Howard of
1917 Division. Port Huron. They
were ordered by the court 20 re-
main in the institution until q.
Secret service agents testified
the youths stole checks for Sl68.
500 and $7l from East Detroit
mailboxes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Parliament Ia Oh.
500 Illegal Ties

LONDON. April % UNS)---
Somebody Just discovered that
from Nov. /. 1898, to March /,
1914, st. MaryS Church in London
had no license TO perform mar
riages.
Thus Parliament. il was learned
today. soon Will pass a special
bill "legalizing" the marriages OF
some 500 men and women. many
of them already parents.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Indiana L.. Plans
Pyle Memorial

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. April %
QNS)-A proposal to establish an
Ernie Pyle memorial fund to pro-
vide scholarships and expansion
of the school of journalism at In
diana University was being con-
s.dered today by the university's
board of trustees.
Pyle. killed on lie Island, studied
journalism at the university and
was editor of the Daily Student.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
RHEUMATIC PAIN

Need net Spell ysf psy-esi after u noW
Don't put off getting C-2223 to re-
lieve pain Of muscular rheumatism
and other rheumatic pains. Caution:
Use only as directed. First bottle
purchase price back IL not satisfied.
60c and $1.00. Today. buy C-222a
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
DR.. Franklin TO Speak

DR.. Leo M Franklip. rabbi em-
eritus of Temple Beth FL will
talk at a Roosevelt memorial pro-
gram Wednesday evening IN the
Jewish Community Center, Wood
ward and Holbrook.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24

Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

pans dus TO rheumatism. sci4ticAy t4mhag4
neuralgia and nsuritis--as miShty habpy evs6
their discovery Of NORfro. Moo tbty hsys
found quiek-seting formuis vhiso spesdsy
relieves those eIhawting mlscuisr sonen aRd
really WORKS fast. II yos vank 10 fssi aPip
the 10Y OF relief from psin--so you can wuE ~
peace and sleep in eomfort--bs viz and ~
NORITO under this ronclsd gs.Fsntes. II ths
very hrst three doses do not relieve that ef,s>i
pain To your satisfaction-your money wm %
refunded Don't suffer. See your druggist today
and get NORfTO on tins guarantees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24

"Your Own Horoscope" by
famous features I'm Tho Detroit
Frances Drake, Is one OF many
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Quick Medication for
&c ECzEMA.lTcH!

Whsa you suffer IRON red = sealy
= burning Eczema torment you
want Posism's fast-aeting hslpi
Yos need its Q active U.SP. inSrs-
dents to quiet fiery skin-snd thus
hasten healing. Soothing, cooling
Poslsn 10 known as the Ointment
without Disappointment. "A 3s year
success = Poslsm satisfies you OF
yo~r money back. Drug Stores Soc
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Seize ! Isles
Off 0kindWd

GUAM. April % UNS)-Amer-
ican amphibious forces, in new
landings on either side of Oki-
nawa, were revealed today 10 have
bracketed that strategic island
where some of the bitterest fight
ing of the Pacific war was raging.
Adm. NimitZ. in his regular
communique, announced that ma
rines of the Third Amphibious
Corps swarmed ashore Sunday on
Taxa Banare and Sesoko islands,
10 the east and west of OkinaWa.
OCCUPY TAXA BANARE
Taxa Banare was described Of
ficially as occupied The Sesoko
invaders drove halfway across
that island by early Sunday after
noon.
On Okinawa itself, the battle of
the Naha line mounted in bloody
fury, with elements of the oath
Army Corps battering at the
strongly fortified japanese posi-
tions shielding the capital al
Naha and adjacent airdromes.
The doughboys were meeting Dit
ter resistance in all sectors.
Supporting the Yanks were
heavy concentrations Of army and
marine artillery, as well as naval
guns and carrier aircraft of the
mighty Pacific Fleet standing off
shore.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17
nobsrt Alden warner and Edmund
James warner, Minors

Kettle r.. Warner. guardian, having
filed in said Court her petition, pray
ing for license to mortgage the Inter-
est Of said estate In certain real es-
tate therein described for the purpose
OF raising funds necessary to mike
required repairs on the property in
which these wards have zI5 inter-
est.
II II Ordered. That the 18th day Of
March, A, II. 1916 Mt 70 o'clock In
the forenoon. at said Probate office.
be and ~ hereby appointed for hear
ing said petition, and that all per-
sons interested in said estate ap-
pear before said Court. at said tims
and place. 20 show cause why a Ii
cense to mortgage. the interest Of
said estate in said real estate should
not be granted.
IL Is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof Os given by publication
Of copy ~ this order, for taree sue
cesslvs weeks previous to said day
Of hearing. in the Ypsilantt Daily
Ptess, a newspaper printed ana cir
culated in said County.
JAY G. PRAY,
Judge OF Probate
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-17

No. d2lO9
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County OF WASH
tennw.
At a session OF said Court. acid at
the Probate Office In tho city ot
Ann Arbor, In said County. on the
l3th day Of February. a. u. 1915.
Present. Hon Jay q. Pray. Judge
of Probate
In ~ Mattar NJ tha EAtata of