davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

BoARDNG-All breeds; heated private in
ard outside runs each sepsTatsy csy. ksm snd
kkss sssia.0a RRoss n
Sass vakD dRfs Refse ssstsf week end.
sRssiH e'ssss KEN
H HMotIYWdob 4Sds cqRR RRNSEEsso.rdns sEf MS bath
sS1ri Il sssa %A yoaT dog
fspnsl hfassfis sinisadaS Indoor si
REy,ss Rgerus ana Gafsiss dsliv.fy snns
AMERiCA's nnest Dobsrmasn ,,.I pinsehsrs. hers
Tomato. absolutely reliabls dispositions
s sss &c. 'nS S tn
sIsb
ss|s sasrss !tsS .s3ls s9sss s Can
CANARiES, ideal Christmas gift: ,sLaran-
tesd singers: also females and cages
W WT1ozhs aas4 HoasEMEAr. US. inspected:
chunF and Erovnd: wholesale ,sv1 and retail. Gn
oaSRn pfas sfasIfS 6. fSfriEs 81 afs and
9srs 1esistsred: ere all eojors ayaiis6le. order
PaHIRHKEETs. aI YSr prospective takers; pairs
Ssssns ssasn; S.lsoms ssnsr' 4s0 S'1ss ssDsa%
I'll EMREAr b DANE PUPPIES for sale; beautiful
prospects; price reasonable, for Xmas
SSIsH ssTJsE}E .1;sss Rgss fl sSs
SooRER elsSfs Fesa3nsHf sPaNfhk
and white red and white; Axe: $40 an. and
S36. 2S2 Lee hwy Falls Church 1924.
PIGEONS FOR sALE-a4 white kinss and
white Sarnssp ph1nfs Mns,sH Xlenna n az i net fol
i5:yr.-old girl: excellent home. Call PL'
GNsLIsH sETrERs, puppies; s.. best ;a.s blood %:
tiers, males, year. Gaithersburs 17--22
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. Axe. 2
males; viii have more for. january. de-
livery; not the cheap kind. Call Alex
sscSGKsR soSa SE SPANIEL, beau. reg. heavy bon.
also puppies. blond or black: stud services
on asss sq1sss Hsess ave: also M son sr
sCoTTIE PUPPIEs-Make your Xmas Sc
ssssR NssRs etTy ed Ter 9ysS 'ts
Ps pss:rs sTS S Fa IS siS S,eJsaS e. dKFfa 4
and Just as gentle. S75 UP. WA. Q736
PUrPIEs-Reg. cookers, S25: reg. Aire;
% ss5 and D s rE Mno osaseT see line Ut fs
white, hard to find them NIGER. SIS; fox
terriers, S12; Gordon and Irish settlers
crossed, $40: lot Of nice S5 puppies.
mi. Peace Cross Defense hwy, see sign
s:ss Ss;Sa me1fi Viii
RSsEss Rssaa s'iifP; KPilss ISss
Christmas Gifts. ssalpoint: eligible fol
SEoAk SGEoAkfSatoMRE8 fStsopM RfEck CO. Sss a1AL III sHELTls-
Lovely puppies for adoption. YOUNG pale
spitz; other nice dogs. 81. 51S3. Open
VIZ. days, 9 to 4; Sat, 8 to noon .,
as eoranEss.ds ssIs q b.sssss ss:s q sehHs nsss
NGfisH Tssfs pd dsrssiSeEk siiSe h'1dsA sfAhEG PUPS
wks. old, sired by ch. ,Rodrique Of Sand
blown Acre; registered: potential bench
field trial winners. Alex! 0es0 or OK
Wiz Wiz; -HArREp rERRIER PUPS, interns.
tional champion bloodlineS, Axe. LII
BOSE s9x I4eS NiH. MHTse St f.m.i. nj; all black.
Pc: FRfkea III ioSsDLE black. s. weeks. femssl.
DALMATIAN. year old. nonsexed, lifetims
distemper shots; priced reasonable. CAL
RABBITS. young pets for children; So
Call PERRY. GE. 0s76. 41s Insraham
81 n.M.
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200 MASS. AVE.-Town house, in most
exclusive section of Mass. ave-; lge. liy.
rm..+ charming din. rm. and study. 8
beaut. furn. Priced for rental at $3.50
per month For appointment to inspect,
telephone MRS. HANEs. MI. $3.50: ewes,
GEoRGETOwN-Furn house, 8 rooms
ga baths, automatic Eas heat, garden;
good transportation; rent. S210 per month
% Availsble 0om Januurg Iss m To october sist Hyt
Box 307-Y, Star, lis
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Beautifully fur
maids room: attached saraee; yard; $500
per mo. Or 1886. BOX lS0.Y, Star. LII
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AVIATION.

livery ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
irvTRs sHirvTRs INSURANCE AGENCY. 101G
Vermont ave: NV. DI 1100. s
Excellent hangar facilities. Box 40l-Y,
sOLo STUDENTS, private pilots. Join the
pstrict Flying Club and cut your fyins
cost in half; Initiation fee, $50; total cost
Tor complete informal tion about this new
UNIQUE club plan, write to CLUB SECRE-
1a4s AERONCA tandem trainer. 65 Con-
tinental, 1875 since major, new prop.
brakes; license until Nov. 1947; $1,000.
d, L, ST1CKLE. UN. 3276. Id
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coal, WOOD end FUEL OIL.

Y0U GET MORE TOR YOVR MONEY with
truck g GSsrsntss gov dall cord. Call
THE w13Rs w13R l1AN AAM sligo Saas ,aS: .nd ru,
sfS. .$5: pea. sii 30; bueEwheat. 1876;
b. eeT ssso Ii Sl2sr Rrpdg ssGys eoxl c
sEzsoHhD fikErLAcE WOOD, kin t.ndlins v
coopsk sG sufsiS co bss
.isc ig1nse. sesd; osE. $ss1, ,sIS .
S SEASONED cOhDWOOD' IL, T. .ls IN ls
AT 1894 lib
SLAB WooD, mixed, cut IL inches; !
cords; $SS delivered. TR; 1850 ewes; mit ~
coal furnace and blower. T-50-W Cal
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AVIATION lesnt. j

AVIATION lGone. Is
MR. GI-You can learn to AZ With u
tor disht and sround training TO quality
YOU for private commercial or in.tsuctoTr,s -
HnaEs;,,. zatiErsi, 9NqpEa,o3iEAss pScns oi. ssss sSi' is
aofsSinf MopEL AnFn2NEs. cXHs i 'ili Marlin engine
and accessories. Call AT. $500 after
AEiRaoNcA CHAMPION, demonstrater:
months old; priced for immediate sale
SKY SUPPLY, INC, Beacon Field. IT. 1895
ia
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

ISa7 I1sS sa s.l.s. s5 ~ so l5sn lsl 'He ss
out saraee Nj. 1888. lis
SENATE HOTEL, l01 D st. .n.e.--Newly
furnished rooms. hot and cold water and
" is'eD Equipped d with simmons sssutyrest boz
bedrooms; rates, saI per week for 9, ] =.
Yio HAMLIN sT.-Double front bedroom,
nicely furnished; cony. TO buslines: $12
ssf ;ss as1. ts5 pff0DNls NJ an.s nom. .ls.
closets, instant hot water; nicely furnished;
fSaessi SRss4xcoS W. Desf vfiLAer 1880 18th st.
tr.nss. fs01ns sse mo. rms ssl. neAs s4s db
sis EvARTs ST. N.E.-Nicely furn. large
sens.msn reon nsa' ven sasa 0as Co sn s1fs e'
81 dTea Ts0n sryst. III.
home; min. from downtown; 30 wk; ea.
80 .sss ssse. s. 81: ssss1' saa ss:s.s
sais; sais 1tStk 81 81. N.E.-rurnished rm. for
seny nv s1Do: e $50 gs. 81 80 week ana
up; some with running water; also fev
singles and triples; GOOD transp. Phone
10 10 tsUr sTd ST. N,E.-small HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, one middle-ased Christian; no Girls.
Ies ST. NE. Apt, So-1,Youns lady viii
acrs mo- s s:ss s.a sss unn .nSs Dsss sl
for lady who stays home / or nlFhts =
wk. Pyt: home, no other roomers, $40 mo.
ssS III r; E;E;Izsss., :,,l.s front & ro.% .s
eaonhoRE ecaoonhoREbb-sssss stA ST, N.E.-Nsetly
furn. single room; So weekly. IL
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C..
FRIDAY, DEcgMBEk IL, ls46.

HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT tcsat. !.
WANTED-unfurnished s-yoom hcu.s n
or near silver 0prirE Or TaEomaa aao rark,
AZ nAssrn nss5 ncoLoHkE ssiRsp and sans VIZ
children Or pets. need Snfurn. house OF
HsRNsTi;uXRsArssEEsD sRsi; Xs sEisD Il b T., Arllnstol o.
Hiexsndrie, 0-room house or larger. re-
iisbie couple; Wiling 70 pay any reasonable
fEsnnIsrrGH fsns G6vr. onacer with family
wishes q. or pref. 8. bsdrm. house, nv
section: one years lease; immediate &C.
fPIHssMss2lNrSH fTIHsMsslN Sho1e 1e66Hf.A = EMsliafoYr. wife,
children. need or 8 bedroom house q q
apt, unfurn: will pay 8 months rent IN
coLORED M VIII REDECoRaTE youI
house, rent up to S46. cah MI. 2io2
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E. 3 S.W. Cent.

ROOMS FURN.-S.E. 3 S.W. tCen'f.)
III4 s ST. SIZE. well furn. .rm. at
car stop, newly decorated desirable for
quiet empl. couple; $40 mo. Ii. 244s
4ao 10Th ST. Size front rm.. .smpl.
couple or 2 girls. share bath with !
other; car stop Al door. 10th and Pa. ave.
6202 2 ST. s.E-Ons single room. near
W. M. q A. busline: In Md; Gentleman
ISL ST. s.E.-one large. attractive
room for z: cony. location; $40 for l., si2
for e. AT $500. --1b
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APARTMENTs uNEuRNlsHEp.

WANTED-Tenan9 to finish house at own
expense, amt. spent to apply on rent; ~
mi. Silver Spring. Phone Ashton 362S. lii
NEARBY MARYLAND-3 rooms and bath,
private entrance; vacant. BOX 3I2-Y.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

units of rms. Kit. and bath: s-story
So. $50, terms Also houses. small apts.
DO YOU WANT AFT. and investment7-
81, 500 down win purchase brand-new
brick apt. house; income carries payments
with monthly profit: basement apt. vacant.
everything new and complete: s minutes
from Pentagon. 2 blks. on Rt. /. OIL.
1870. No agents. - lib
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ROOMS FURNisHED-S.f. and s.W.

ROOMS FURfllsHED-S.t. end saw.
1907 &. CAPITOL BT.-Attrac. double
front rrn., adj. bath. GENTLE home; empl.
admits only: $40 mo- lib
16 9Th ST. S.E.-Niee room for 2 people;
iSOi Both ST. S.E.-Furn. room for gentle
man; double bed; share bath, with one
other gentleman; storage space. uni. phonei
100 b ST. S.E.-Large front room, twin
beds: private home; for girls, 20 each
ssfs Msfs LIVINGSTON RD. s.E.-Beautitul
room, (woman); home PRIVILEGES; $35.
BERIoW, Ex. 1850, Ext. 767. l3' .
1903 b sT.-rrivate home, room for 2
settled men, So week each. Ii. 1852. A-15
SIi 1StS III. S.E.-Large comfortable
room for one gentleman, $50 mo- II.
SO g 81. s.E.-conv. to evsrythtns. at:
single; hoznslfks; Sl1 and % per yesk.
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HousEs EuRN. or UNEURN.

THREE-RO0M COTTAGE. partially fur.
rished: Chicken house and garden .privi-
leges. II miles from downtown Wash;
Low rent in return for help in house and
with children of people next door
Former country resident preferred. FA
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

WHTTE-FACE FEEDER STEERS, excellent
quality in good growing condition; have
herd Of ls. will sell as whole or in lots.
; sPoTTED HORSES. ride or work, !
eiankets. Horses hauled anywhere and
any time. Rear 736 18th st. Sc, TR. 1883
HORSES (2), s and gaited horses. For
information call MRS. HARRIS, Hillside
1881. To-
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APARrMENTs SUB. WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED

DIPLOMAT wishes to rent nice furnished
house; oil heated. Call IZURIETA, At
once hours. AD 1900. Ia
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ROOMS WANTED.

JAN, Ist.-Refined professional lady and
baby boy desire furn.' quarters. with light
cooking PRIVILEGES in Christian home
BOX 357-Y, Star.
oUiET renned employed woman desires
room, Northwest: must be available De
cember 81, Box 469-A, Star. 16s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
HOSPITAL BEDs. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 st. NV. National
HYPREssURE, steam jenny, $35 per day
with operator, SIS without. or $50 per
week. STEEM KLEENERS. WA. 3619.
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ROOM WITH soARp WANTED.

ROOM AND 6OAKD WANTED for DanisI
assistant agricultural attache. near Sheri
dan Circle. Mass. ave. NV. Phone AID
200, Ext "a --13
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE
DESIRABLE front Groom. kit, liv, rm..
bedrm.. bath apt. 2039 New Hampshife
ave. NV. Ho. $3.50. can between Q and 2.
TILDEN GARDENS, Conn. awe rms. Q
baths. entrance hall; fgyer; sale or ex,
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Francis of
Tacoma came the first of the week
to visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Sitzman, and
her brothers Sam and John Sitz-
man and families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kober left
Friday for western Colorado where
he is employed in the oil fields.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bachanz was hostess
Wednesday evening to the Lutheran
Missionary society. The program
on Missions" was in charge of Miss
Marie Wagner. Members present
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-09

The Woman's Society of Christian
Service held their first meeting OF
the year, Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. ]. w. Corwin, Mrs. r. w.
Davis and Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney
as hostesses. The devotions were
in charge of Mrs. A. l.. Grubs, and
the program "The Cross Over
Africa" by Mrs. NJ. ]. Wilcox.
Mrs. Floyd Braley was elected sec
retary of Spiritual Life" Mrs.
j. Kurk of Laurel and Mrs. lvah
Brock of Powell, Wyo., were guests.
The members of the American
Legion held an organization meet
ing Sunday afternoon at the hall.
Past State Commander James I.
Amin of Columbus and Carl Lund-
berg, Billings post commander,
were present. A charter has been
applied for.
Cpl. and Mrs. Stanley Pearsall
left Friday for Portland, Ore,
where he will receive his discharge.
They will also visit at Salem with
his brother, Harlan Pearsall and
family.
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-09
PARKCITY SECTION

Mrs. Florence Won Ehrenkrock,
home economic teacher, returned
Sunday after spending the holidays
at her home in Denver. Miss Joan
Ford, English teacher, spent her
vacation in Missoula. Miss Ellen
Stuhlreiter, first and second grade
teacher, came Sunday from her
home in Libby. Miss Hulda Boelter
spent the holidays in Harlowton,
and Miss Mary Eta Whitmyer
spent her vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Whitmyer in
Billings.
Mrs. F. R. Brown and Mrs. r. w.
Davis attended the installation of
the Daughters of the Nile in Bill
lings, Saturday.
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Shimsky are
the parents of a son born in a Bill
lings hospital, Jan. A. He is a
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weschenfelder
announce the birth of a daughter,
Jan. 4, in a Billings hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Eastlick
who have been living at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Eastlick, moved during the week to
one of the Louis Gerard houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Cain, Miss
Dora Cain and Sam Cain were
guests New Years at the home of
their daughter. Mrs. Arthur York
and Mr.. York of Livingston.
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-09

were Miss Lena Benner, Mrs. Jack
Benner, Mrs. Albert Kline, Mrs.
Conrad Krieger, Mrs. Herman
Wolf, Mrs. Levin Hergett, Mrs. Sol
Lehman and Mrs. John Sitzman.
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-09
Farm Rejectees

Farm youth, 18 and 19 years old,
showed the highest rejection rate of
any group in selective service for
physical, mental and educational de-
fects.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-30
Elk Huron Ace
Runs i'm Mile

Chicago. Mar soap Leslie
MacMitchell. slim ex.sailor from
New York University, will take
the spotlight tonight as he goes
after his ninth straight win OF the
indoor season in the Bankers
mile, feature event OF the tenth an
nual Chicago relays.
MacMitchell will be on the spot.
too, as $50 athletes compete in the
meet that has produced world rec
ords-including the mark OF 1904
in the mile run that Gil Dodds set
two years ago. Mac Mitchell will
have plenty Of competition in the
mile, almost annually the fea-
ture event of the meet.
The ex-gob's toughest race this
year was against Tommy Quinn of
New York. He won by three yards.
But 1t may not be Quinn that gives
him his toughest battle tonight.
Bill Leonard of Notre Dame will
be the dark horse OF the event.
Leonard twice has been clicked
in All for the distance, both
times without serious competition.
that time is but few seconds over
MacMitchelPs best this year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-30
Brownie Star
Jumps League

Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. Mar. 30
AP-Vernon Stephens, star short
stop Of the st. Louis Browns, an
nounced shortly after midnight on
his arrival here that he would play
with the Vera Cruz Blues OF the
Mexican Baseball League this year.
Stephens was met yesterday in
San Antonio. Texas. by Alfonso
Pasquel, brother Of Jorke Pasquel,
president of the Mexican League.
The five Pasquel brothers own the
Vera Cruz club which has its home
field in Mexico City.
Pasquel and Stephens arrived
here on the midnight plane and
said they had talked things over
on the way down. Pasquel said:
stephens has decided to play with
Vera Cruz"
Neither the club owner nor the
Browns shortstop would discuss
contracts nor how much has been
offered. However, Stephens was
offered $4,000 a season by the
Browns and he was holding out for
$4,000. The offer by Pasquel was
believed to have equaled or eI-
ceeded his holdout figure.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-30
Sports Roundup

American Pro Football Association has beer
eight member clubs of the
made the change meeting here yesterday after posponng
schedule Saturday April 49, The circuit is made up
Bethlehem Pa. Akron o. Long Island
Y DEL Jersey City Paterson J.
LondonAPFo the first time since 1882 Of Oxford and Cam
bridge Mortake
than mn expected TO jam the banks Of the
the mile duel between these traditional
British swepswngng classic had been held
The oxford eight which will
will j.
spent years a in Portland,
Montreal-AP-Max Bentley Chicago
the National
being valuable yesterday
the award Of the tall silver
dian who made magnificent return to the ice after
In the Dominons Bentley 81 points
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-30
Coach Has 50
BaHplayers

One of the largest turnonts in
lpsilanti High history greeted
Coach Larry Hutc hinson OF the
Braves baseball nine as 80 eager
candidates answered the opening
call. Coach Hutchinson has com
piled remarkable three year rec
ord in the diamond sport as his
teams Inc that span have annexed
40 victories as against only eight
defeats and FIVE of these losses
came from class A schools which
makes the record all the more re-
markable.
Hutchinson has the assistance Of
an experienced coach this year In
the person OF Lou Patterson form
er Normal athletic great, and men.
tor while in the service Of the well
known Army team, the Waco Fly
ers, who boasted such stars as the
sensational "Hoot" Evers, Detroits
rookie Of the year.
Opening his fourth year at Ypsi-
lanti Hutchinson has eight frosh
out for the varsity nine but al
though they are a promising group
II is a little early as yet TO esti-
mate their true strength. An
other promising factor Is the re-
turn OF the veteran infield which
has played three seasons OF ball to-
gether and are now entering their
fourth year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-30
Six lib LEAGUE Meet i'm Ann Arb(DE

Varsity monogram winners in.
clude the all veteran infield OF Nick
Vourlitis at first base, George Hell
yey at second. Jim Bell at short.
stop, Iptain Art Sheridan at
third, John Bass, Bob Chappell. L.
]. Dawson. Ken Fry. Don Helvey,
Eugene Jacobs, Bill Slagenwhite.
Bob Wagner, Dick Wagner,
James Walters, Lee Ossenheimer.
Lowell Ferry, Ed Miller, George
Moore and Frank Sonoc.
The schedule: April IL, Lincoln,
there; April Is, Monroe, here;
April II. Monroe. there April 10.
Lincoln. here: April 2'. BEDFORD
Union, here: April 80. A. A. High.
there; April 80, Plymouth. here;
May l, Howell. there; May 8,
Wayne. here; May Z, Belleville,
here; May 10, Trenton, there;
May IA, BEDFORD there; May Is.
A. A. High. here: May II, Ply
mouth. there: May 81. Wayne,
there; May "a, Belleville, there;
May 2s, Trenton, here; and May
81, Howell, here,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-30
.FOOtballers
Lose Weight

Elton j. Rynearson has forty
perspiring candidates working out
daily at spring football practice
and the combination OF physical
exercise and old Sol is melting the
excess poundage in a lightning like
manner. Dale Anderson, big els
pound Flint fullback. lost fifteen
pounds in the initial two days of
practice
Even with many of his former
gridiron aces playing for the pres.
ent on current sports squads. Try
ME" has an impressive array of
talent and beef out on the field
every afternoon. Heaviest man
out at the present time is Nick
Thomas from Detroit who tips the
scales at 225 while the tallest hon
ors' are shared by two Ypsilanti
candidates for the end berths, Bob
Geddes and Bill Hughes, both Of
whom top the six foot five mark.
At ends are Bill Grubbs at $50.
Ben Standen at 10, Daird Jen.
nings at 1873, Fred Barney at 200,
Wesley Jahnke at 1S2 and Ged.
des and Hughes at 200 pounds. The
tackles are Thomas at 225. Frank.
lin Elliott at 215. Chuck Lane at
210, Bob Church at 100, Dick
Schaab at $50. j. NJ. Hesterly at
10 pounds. The guards are Tom
Runnals at 1870. Jim Walton. cap.
tain. at 10, Bob Kruse at 175.
Fred Brewer at 175, Ed Baum at
155, Don Carton at 1876 and Len
Shore at I'll pounds. At center
Gene Carano atslS6, Elmo Gratsch
at 16S and Bob White at 173 pounds.
The quarterbacks are Jim Black
at 165, John Kokales at 10. John
Sivers at 200. Neil Van Ripper at
1886, John Calden at IT'S and Bob
Bentley at 155. Halfbacks are Bob
Biaha at 1876. ]. NJ. Provost at 40.
Holland Chickeral at 1857. Glen
simmons at 100, Ben Cope at 10.
Jack Lawrence at 40. Bob Walter.
mouse at 10. At fullbacks are
Lewis Munday at IFS, Anderson at
2lo and L. ]. Wagner at 100.
"Rynie' announces that Monday
VIII largely be taken up with block.
ing drills and perhaps ones or two
plays will be given so the men
can learn their blocking assign
ments. BY. Tuesday both tacklinr
and blocking assignments will be
demonstrated and intensive line
work will commence.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-30
Braves Enter
Every Event

Coach Ralph DeetE is entering
full team in the 6B League In
door track meet 20 be held at Z
o'clock this evening az Waterman
Gymnasium in Ann Arbor. The op-
position will be furnished by Tren-
ton, BEDFORD Union. Belleville and
Wayne High Schools.
In the so yard dash Ypsllantis
entries include Lawrence Perry.
who has negotiated the so yard
sprint in 80 seconds. Billy Rober-
son, lad who has a time OF 5.3
seconds for the distance, Earl Hill
and Doug Franklin. In the mile
Deetz has entered John Power, who
has a mark OF five minutes and
two seconds for the distance and
Eugene Seidl who has run a sos
mile. John Rumberger and Bill
Tully are also entered. In the high
hurdles, Earl Hill, Dick Peters. and
Dave Hi are the Brave entries.
In the lows. Perry. Earl and Dick
Hill, and Peters will run for Ypsi-
lanti The quarter mile men will
be Washington. So seconds flat
runner in this event. Don Clark,
Norman Walker and Paul Byrd.
The Brave favorite in the $50 will
be Franklin Osseshiemer by virtue
OF a 2:15 half the other night
with George Johnston the other
entry. The high jump will find
Earl Hill, Lyman Tower and Norm
Walker competing and in the $50
relay Perry, Robertson. Peters and
Hill will carry the mail. The med
ley relay team will be composed
of Walker, Christopher. Peters and
Hamilton. The As mile relay will
be team OF Walker, Washington.
Byrd and Robertson.
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LEGAL Notices
oRppR APPOINTING TIME FoH
NEARING CLAIMS

STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County OF VASE
At a session of said Court held at
the Probate Office in the CITY OF
Ann Arbor. in the saId County on
the nth day Of March A. ID. 1886.
Present. Honorable JAY q. PRAY
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter of the Estate OF
sarah o. Gardner, Deceased
Il appearing 10 the Court that the
time for presentation of claims
against said estate should be Limited.
and that time and place be ap-
pointed to receive. examine and al
lust all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court
II is Ordered. That creditors OF
said deceased are required to present
their claims to said Court at said
2otS day OF April, A. b, 1915,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, said
time and place being hereby appoint
ed for the examination and ADJUST
ment OF all claims and demands
against said deceased.
II 10 Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publica-
ton of a COPY of this order for three
successive weeks previous to said
day OF hearing. In the Ypsilanti
Daily Press newspaper printed
and circulated In said county.
JAY G. PRAY. Judge of Probate
Adv
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OSU Leads i'm
MEGA. Swim

New Haven. Conn, Mar. soap
The big question here as the two.
day N.C.A.A. swimming meet head
ed Cor the finale, conferred mainly
on whether the powerful Ohio State
squad could grab all five titles. the
targets for tonight
The Buckeyes. off TO q slow star,
finished like champs last night by
nabbing the three closing events
220.yard free-style. Jack Hill; one
meter dive. Miller Anderson, and
the 300-yard medley relay, Dick
Fetterman, Jim Councilman and
Ted Hobert.
That, with a few lower in-the-
money places, sen: Coach Mike
Peppe's cocky charges roaring into
action this afternoon with a 80