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Evening star., 1946-07-12
JOHN J: WILSON, Attorney,

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
" States for the District of Columbia;
fsaSe EspE Ests5e
Administration Docket .143.-Application
having fbs been en-, MADE herein for probate Of
of said deceased, and for letters testa-
mentary n on SAID estate BY John Wilson
l946. that Bessie. Mead. Sarah Close.
Helen Hustled, Robert wellstood, Frank
G. Wellstood and all others concerned.
appear in said Court on Monday. the 10th
day Of August, AID. 194e, at 1000 o'clock
should not be granted. Let notice hereof
be published In the Washington Law
In each Of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned, the
first publication to be not less than thirty
days before said return day witness;
Justice of said Court, this 10th day of
July, AID. 1915. (sesl) Attest: THO
DORE COGSWELL Register Of Wills for
the. District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court ty12,19,26.
Evening star., 1946-07-12
EREDERICK M, BRADLEY, ROGER M.

FREDERICK NJ. BRADLEY, ROGER M.
SIsTRTc SIIsghEf 'r c2I% SSIerado BUILDING At.eTnsss
Holding Probate Court-Estate of Agnes
b, B. kreamsr' sIa1InI' Dsceased.-No; 6!,432. Ad-
having been made herein for probate of
ceased; &c IS and toE letters testamentary on
day Of june, A,p. 1916. That that Ma Msrsarei na
Gould and ali others concerned, appear r in In
August AID. 1915. at io:oe % oeIocf 2ss aas gM o.
s. should not be sranted Let notice hereof
in each OF three successive weeKs before Gore
the , return day herein mentioned. the frst
sad reurn % day s waness shsy ths aos
orable BoLrTHA J. LAWS. Chief Justice Of
Iaia Sass coset, 3sss, this asnd day Of June: Ap
WELL, Register Of wills for the District
OF Columbia Clerk of the Probate Court
BANFkt DfsTkIcF y. SUGRT S3URG3HoGHgE ~ q, AttSTnsE
Hodns probate ne stris ' sea9s Ga9lsmeis as
nh is to give notice Tha
has obtained from the Probate Court of
the District Of Columbia. Letters Testa-
n;naba,, mentary on the estate Of Clara H. Cum
bhlnsnam bia dsrsstsd s1e Of the DISTRICT Of colum
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit eS bit the same, with the vouchers there
Sefee &. ssth to DAY hs o yun sas
excluded from ali benefit %ay Of said Gd isW sssat. se
unssf nT hspd W 55 N daE E 19
DoRE coGsWElL, Register H'eds' Of wills hsrSr for
Ine pre,l District @ Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Evening star., 1946-07-12
HERBERT M. BINGHAM. n DONALD

M. DAfNohAfus DoiNhLD
DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNfTED
States for the District of Columbia
Holding a Probate Court. = Estate of
Arleon E. spellman. Deceased Mo. 81
523. Administration Docket 143-Appli-
cation having been made herein for pro-
bate Of the last will and testament of
said deceased, and for letters testamen-
tary, on said estate. by Helen Margaret
Spellman it Is ordered this 10th day of
infant and all others concerned. appear
IN said Court on Monday, the 10Th day
show cause why such application should
not be .sranted. Let notice hereof be
published In the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Evening Star" once
in each of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned, the
first publication to be not less than thirty
days before said return day Witness.
the Honorable BOLTTHA J. LAWS, Chief
Justice of said Court, this 10th day OF
July, AID. 1946. tSealD Attest: THEO-
DORE COGSWELL. Register Of Wills for
the. District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court. jyl2,19.26
Evening star., 1946-07-12

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Evening star., 1946-07-12
THOMAS C. sCALLEY. Attorney,

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 67,2o3, Admins
tration;;-This is to give notice that The
have obtained from the Probate Court of
the District of Columbia. Letters Of Admin
i,stration 3 on N lhe estate o. James l.: ooliins'
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
authenticated. to the subscribers, on or
before the 27th day OF June, AD l947:
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Given
under our hands this ! st day of July, 1916.
CHARLES PERRY MILLER. Jr. COOS
Thirt3 fourth pl NV: ROY M PERRY,
1901 Fifth st. NV tSeaD Attest: THEO-
DORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills for
the. District of Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court jy51219
Evening star., 1946-07-12

COMPARE THESE CARS-WiIl sell with
or without trade. OPA ceiling prices and
some below; Buy them from an old-estab-
lished Buick agency.
1941 "62" Cadillac sedan. de luxe
model: radio and heater S1,e35
HYATTSVHLE BUICK CO. WA 411l
Evening star., 1946-07-12

A5S Edsem%Snt %a Resa ashaFq dpps,
arlington A Es Heights; dd Columbus. Ohio; Walton
francisco Era l6, Calf; Eva H. Fraser, 105
Pfasie1 Eoa toan also Known as Fraser F 8
Beach, Fla; Christian j. Gockeler. Trustee.
II South Newark Avenue, Ventor, New
Jersey: Callie p. House, 1907 10th Avenue
ssl6 South Front Street, Hamilton. Ohio;
Oliver James. 954 Forrest Street. Balti,
nc more; q Nd; Samuel James. Box 25, Lorton,
Detroit, Mich Irwin i. Main, 1925 Roose. sas.
velt Avenue, Seat Pleasant, Md: Myron
Nj Hi,a MiGhae ha 450A p.du Burlington Road Hyatts
poration. New YORK. Aion n y; eHaTles cSsel soI-
r, RusSo, e. Trust Trustee in bankruptcy of the estate
Ohio; Isaac Shapiro, trading as Cambridge
Iron d. Metal Company, 400 Lanark Way.
silver sr,s Spring; Nd; James P. ware, esoS-
Wetsel Mt Airy Md the ra foTsroins GamiIls
being IN the fns named in said petition
named persons is deceased, the heirs heirs
alienses or deyisees of such persons; AND
W. "; Edwards. unknown heirs, aiienees
heirs. alienees or devisees Of; Ida Parmes
Hoffman, unknown heirs, alienees or de.
yisees Of; Charles W. James, unknown
johnson. unknown heirs, alienees or de-
visees OF: Henry Keith. unknown heirs
unknown heirs: alienees or devisees Of;
Robert G. Kraft unknSwn heirs, aiienees
known. heirs, alienees or devisees Of
John A, Smith. unknown heirs, alienees
known heirs, alienees or deyisees Of
sallie Ware, unknown heirs. alienee,
having or claiming to have any right, title
interest, or estate in the lands herein.
pensation In respect OF the taking O
the same for public use, and ALL PERSONS
be-. and they are hereby. required, citet
and admonished to appear in this court
on the 25th day of July. 1916. at II
O'Clock am. TO answer said petition fol
the, condemnation Of said lands and tc
v1Yrn thsy deem apwtvg thsmsslyss entitled PRO;
citation be published once a week for three
consecutive weeks In THE EVENING STAR
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28

'T'm afraid I've outgrown ths
hObby-sOx state" Lena Pearl
Lindsey. II, of Memphis, Tenn,
granted q dirorce.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28

"1'm a marbles man myself"
Rep. ManaSco, of Alabama, on
President Truman's proposed
horseshoe court at White House.
"Price increases no more cause
initiation than wet streets cause
rain" - Pres. J. Howard Pew,
Sun Oil Co.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28
By Gail /. BIemWer

Whether You are Just Il C"nSun-
en- or both consumer and pro
duCcr. YOU have an important Stak"
in American science and invention
and. therefore, in patents.
Better living is highly dependent
upon tCchnOlogiCal progress and
our patent system is the best
means ever devised hy mankind
for giving inventors an incentive
To invent. manufacturers an in
CpntIVc 10 manufacture new prod
uCtS. and investors an incentive tn
invest in production of new and
better products and processes.
No Fa,Orite>
As Conway u. Coo. former |. ,.
Commissioner of Patents. once put
it: "ThC patent system is one of
the strongest bulwarks at demo-
cratic government today
1T offers the same protection.
the same opportunity. the same
hope ot reward to every individual
The American patent system plays
no faVoritcs 1t is as democratic as
the Constitution which hcg0t it,
\ patent is an official document
issued by the government granting
an inventor the exclusive right IA
his own invention tor l. years. II
merely gives him the right 10 cX-
Cludc others from making. using
or selling his invention.
Patents are granted not only a,
an incentive To invention but als'
for the public disclosure of new
inventions. The word patent
means open. "disclOscd
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28

THE NtWSFAPERS IN other Eastern
cities are filled with reports from the Mid
die West showing discomfort with nearly
everything that goes ON III Washington.
About the same thing can be Sad about condl-
tionS in the South. Nearly every section of
the United States is expressing IT'S views and
opinions upon "What will happen IN the
forthcoming I'all elections, and how that will
affect conditions in 1913 when the Republi-
can and Democratic parties engage in the
great battle to win the election. At the pres
cnt time most of the speculation has been
concerned over the candidate for President
More particularly, how will the farmers
vote; what will be the strength OF the labor
unions; how much will small business people
couple up with big industry and institutions?
I'm Washington the Republicans Will tell YOU
, that they are sure that they can win control
Of the House of Representatives IN the com
; ing election. But at the same time the Dem
; ocratS insist that they are stronger than ever
} in the South, and that labor unlonS'are with
; them. Democrats insist they are going to
develop strength enough to put Truman
+ over for another term.
That's the way the things look in Wash
ington at a time when we are heading to-
: wards another Fourth of July-the day when
I everybody enjoys the noise Of big fire-crack-
,erS
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28
Delaware S arm
Front

& r.. Phillips. extension agrOno-
mist reports that samplinC of the
80 fields entered in the Delaware
crop Improvement Association bar
Icy yield contest has been cOmplet-
ed. Winners in the contest will be
announced around the middle of
July.
Prospects for the barley crop
now being harvested point toward
hettCr than average Yields In some
fields the barley has fallen down
due to excessive straw growth. In
his survey of the fields recently.
Mr. Phillips reveals that the Ex-
tension Service recommended
variety Wong is the most popu-
: lar variety being grown at this
time.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28
IN ME MORIAM

Ia loving memory of our dear mo
thcr and grandmother. Ida v Wiley.
who departed from us OII" year ago.
Itlur IS l?i1:
Today brings sad memories
OF tn" day YOU went Ia rest
l;ut worm always IL" remembered
I;y the ones who loved YOU host
Ii'> lonesome here without yuu
Md sad tn" weary way
For lif,, is not the sam" tu IL
since YOU were called away.
More aud NOR" each day "" mis- YOU
Friends may think the wound IL healed
Eut They lIttl" know the SORROW
That lies within our hearts concealed
N"S. dear mother. we haN" missed yo,
Every day and every hour.
l:u We know that We can >cC NUu
II Wc trust Gud'~ holy power.
Silently .lrcpiug. resting at Ia
Nh the WuIld' trial, and trouble; ar'
past
In ,ll.uc" y"u suffered. IN paticuc'
NOII huI"
Till God called YOU hom" t" suffer ~
more.
Mad When oar task completes the ,la
Wen sttoll together along the way
| I|uI in all Ia" world there is uO other
Y" taxi" tia" pl'c" "t YOU. Dear Mo
| th"I-'
| Sadly missed hy Daughter. SON IN
! .,W and EraudChldr"n. Mr. aud Mr.!
! irrd Scott and son. II
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28
aWAsAlNGT0NA
~ sNApsAo1s!'==71S1s 1s!'=71s
BY James Preston


Even though the President s
close friends say he followed his
sincere convictions in VCtoinG the
Case Labor BIll. il is all too clear
that Mr.. Truman Ivy his action has
irrcvocably aligned himself with
the Go.
Furthermore he has in the opin-
ion of many congressman. made
certain Il continuation of the Labor
strife which at periodic intervals
within recent months has all but
paraly2rd the cnuntry'S economic
life
II is now questionable whether
the Presidents emergency Labor
program will gel through Con-
grcSS.
SNYDER Conservative"
Elevation of John Snyder to cab
met rank as Secretary of the
Treasury is locked upon Ivy many
in business circles as a "COnServa-
tive" move. 1t definitely does not
please labor nor does it please the
remnants OF tho New Deal crowd
Chances of returning the lOca
offices of the L. 5 Employment
Service to state control this yea
have been increased with thu
House passage of th" 1917 Fedora
Security Appropriation bill.
COnGrrSS soon will enact a Strin
gent law banning strikes aGainS
the government Ivy its employee.
1t is embodied in d "ridcr" 10 tn
! Agricultural Appropriations hiI
which is certain of enactment.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28

FOR SALE -Four ha,nucr mills
cheap y. w. Ellis. Scsford. Del It
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28
WANTED

w ANTEp- Model \ Ford. 2-door
or t-d"or. Cali 3l6W or AIS. j2S-2tp
WANTED Experienced beauty op-
orator. Apply Wchh's Beauty shop
NV South Washington street. Phone
ll9. Milford j2s-H
W ANTEp-Br Brnlcr houses. prefer,
amy 2n-f""t width. any length. snea
type roof. wrathrrhoard siding. WIN
or without equipment. which will I've
moved to my place. Alfred L. Ricii-
aldS"h, Rcddrn. Del. Phone 194R4. itp
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28
NOTICE

NOTICE of wood shavings and
klhdllng wood--6-inch to DoaIu
lengths. Free for hauling il away.
Apply TO Aileen Clendaniel Matthews
/ station. Milford ff jes-t
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28

I've lost my pucker."-Etnn-
than Daniels, Stamford, Conn.,,
on his inability to play the from
bone at 90.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28

"Price de-control must become
effective in a simple, automatic
way if we are ever to arrive at
free markets. ."-Lawrence Fer
tig, economist.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28

or THE WEEK

IT have natural filial regard
for my mother" - Gloria Van
derbut StokoWSh'i, after cutting
of mama'S SCI, 900 annual allow-
dnce.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE

FOR SALE -Four hammer mills
cheap y. w. Ellis. Spaford Del II
FOR SALE Toilet bowl and seat
new Never hc"n uucrated Phone 40.
Milford. j2S-2tp
FOR SALE One Caeo pickup hay
!lIrr. ~ good a. new. Cheap. A. w.
tIll@, SVafOrd. Del II
IOI; SALE Pony with saddle cart
"hd haIu"s>. Very GCutl" can be seen
At Slaughter E"ach Clarence Il.
Downing. Milford j2S-tf
For Sale ONE COMBINE,
Huber. uu" Ina! l"adcr. ONE COW. one
gang pl"w. l2-inch. one ice box. one
I'lrlIcrHtor. one pair Of mules. and
years old. weigh lion pounds. Post
Ptilc" l'nN 81. Laurel Del 1t
For Sale - Introductory Sale
I IN ON new loCation. Very large stock
UStd furniture. Entire second floor
/ upnniHt"rinG shop. Stop in aud save
Nlikl"'S Furniture Stores. 209 :. H.
SECOND street. phon" l73. Milford. u
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-07
Maroon Victory NulIified
bv Recreation Officials

City recreation officials gave the
Hawks another life today in the
current Down River Open Hockey
League Play-offs by multiplying last
Sundays IA loss to the Maroons.
The decision was reversed when
II was discovered that the Maroon
team had violated league rules by
permitting ineligible men to play
against the Hawks. without first
obtaining permission of the other
play-off teams, the Maroons uti-
hzed the services Of four MEM
bers Of the defunct Hornet quin-
tet TO blast the Hawks out Of
piayoff competition and assure
themselves another chance ut the
title.
The Championship classic, first
to be played in this area. is played
under . two game knockout"
series. River Rouge, twice victori-
Gus against the Hawks and Bruins
has only to win one more game to
clinch top honors.
PLAY OFF STATISTICS
Team w 7 L
River Rouge .......... 2 o
BRUINS .......s........
h4WkS ...ss...ss..ssss
Mar00ns ............. o o
SCHEDULE
Thursdays PM.
Maroons VS. Hawks (re-play)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-07
Rangers Try
For 4th Win
Over Wings

DETROIT, Feb. 7.-WI)-The New
York Rangers, smacked down by the
Chicago Blackhawks to 2 last night,
will be trying for comeback when
they meet the Detroit Red Wings
in q National Hockey League con-
test at Olympia Stadium tonight.
Although the New York team
has the poorest showing In oil de-
partments In the league, 1t has
beaten Detroit three times this
season and planned TO throw q
revamped lineup against the Red
Wings.
Newcomers to the Ranger roster
were Cal Gardner, Churchill Russell
and Rene Trudell in the forward
line, and defenseman Harold Lay
coe. All were called up from the
New York Rovers Of the Eastern
Amateur League.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-07
Age Limits Set
For Baseball

Wyandotte's Recreation Depart
ment today released tentative plans
for the forthcoming summer base
ball and softball program.
Managers and sponsors contem-
plating entry into the leagues are
asked to contact the Recreation
Office for information concerning
contracts.
Contracts are available at the Of
flee and may be secured as soon as
entry fees and forfeit bonds are
paid.
OLD TIMERS SOFTBALL
Senior Old Timers, IS years and
over.
Junior Old Timers, 1884 inc.
Club League.
CLASS "a" BASEBALL
Unlimited age.
CLASS "C' BASEBALL
Under 10 years.
CLASS "a" sOFTBALL
Unlimited age.
CLASS "B" SOFTBALL
Unlimited age.
Four major changes have been
made by the National Softball As
ISOLATION. They are:
/. Shortening the pitchers box
/ (one) foot.
2. Shortening the base paths from
g. feet to IS feet.
8. Doing away with the short
fielder. 8 men to a team instead
of 10.
4. A man hit by a pitched ball
is allowed to take first base.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-07

i'm the
NEWS
BY ERNIE EPPs

BENNY YAcK fingered Q Web
stsr and gazed solemnly out Of his
Recreation Office window.
His eye Travelled across the soggy
damp grounds Of Bishop Park and
came 10 rest ON the Citys hockey
rink.
Look ut that. No Ice. One
day IL fiesses and before you can
set . pair of skates on, Il thaws.
This damp" weather sure has
ruined hockey this season. :.
Too cold for summer sports. Too
warm for winter sports. What
the hell can we do?
Silence fell over the office, In
terruptsd only by the steady scrap
ing Of . file across the nails Of his
pretty secretary.
I've got It." Ben exclaimed.
Startled-but lovely-hAnds sent
the file Gathering to the floor. "dot
what?" queried the pretty one.
baseball. sofsban. Wen draw
mp plans for . tremendous sum-
mer program. Wyandotte will
have 20 many people playing that
they won't be able % get any
work done. Everybody will play
even grandmotherS II they want
to. Quick. Take some notes,
The secretary gave up her search
for the fingernail file and began To
scribble her boss notes.
Lets see. The Of suysT want
to play. Wen set the age limit
for the, old timers It not less than
IS years. Then well have the %
to A-year-olds In the Junior
OidA The rest Of them can en-
ter Club Leagues.
Guess we won't have any limit on
baseball, 'cept that 10 and under
limit q Class &C.. Check last years
dope and type up q bulletin for the
News-Herald. And put these
changes in regulations from the
National Softbal Association"
Benny fumbled for a match to
re-light the Webster. yep. Just
wait. This Is goin' to be the big
gest summer program this burg's
ever seen. Just as soon as the
contracts roll In wen get to work
and make up a schedule.
Lots Of schedules
His gaze turned to the window
again. A heavy fog rolled in
from the river and now Bishop
Park was almost obscure.
Benny shook his head remorse-
fully and moaned, Yep. We're
really goin' to have q great season
II this damp" weather doesn't
screw things up again"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-07
Keep 'em outta the rough"
Golf Ball Shortage Due
To Last Several Months

the annual meeting of the sporting
goods house that only a small
amount of crude rubber was be-
ing considered for ALLEGATION to
the industy by the Rubber Ad-
ministration In Washington.
He said that an early decision or
the matter was expected but empha.
sized that the amount to be allo.
Gated would not exceed 80 tons 9
month, far short of requirements.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-07

ANN ARBOR, Mich.-W.P)-Track
Coach Ken Doherty will enter "a
University Of Michigan trackmen
in the Michigan State Relays Satur-
day at East Lansing.
Included are Charles Brdsall, Big
Ten two-mile champion; Elm er
Swanson, former Big Ten 6O-yard
low hurdle champ recently dis
charged from the Marines; Chuck
Fonville. freshman shot-putter who
broke the Wolverine frosh shotput
record with a 40 foot 4 inch toss
last weekend, and Bob Thomason.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-07
IRISH GALS WIN AGAIN

st. Patrick girls basketball team
turned back st. Vincent's last Sun
day 28-16. Pat Dolan led the Irish
lassieS' attack with IA points.
The local Catholic quintet will
meet st. Cashier this Sunday at AL
Saints gym in Detroit. The contest
will start at 8 p. m.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-07
St. Patrick's 40 Points
Sets New School Record

st. Patrick's fighting Irish, still
intent on overtaking Mt. Carmel
local rival currently holding down
second place in the Catholic Lea
gue's Third Division, swamped st
Cashiers Of Detroit 1880 Tuesda.
night.
Several hundred fans jammed
the local Catholic prep gym to
watch their shamrocks unleash
scoring spree unmatched In the
schools basketball history.
The lopsided victory enabled ST.
Pats to climb into a third-place
tie with st. Cashiers, Just one full
game behind Mt. Carmel.
Five men - Jim O'Brien, Norm
Burns, Bin Barraco, Yves Beading
and Francis Reidy were en-
pioyed without substitutions
Throughout the entire game.
0Brien, captain Of the Irish gum
tet, set the pace for his team by
accounting fnr IL points and right
on his heels with IL each were
Burns and Beading.
The Shamrocks brought thei
seasons record to six wins and fou
losses.
st. Pats reserve squad made
It . twin killing by trouncing st.
Cashiers Juniors 29-9.
Ecorse win be the scene Of Fri
days game when the local eager,
tangle with st. Francis.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-07
BY United Press

Golfers will have to wait Several
months before there will be enough
crude rubber on hand to meet the
demand for new balls, It was in
dicated today by Charles r. Robbins,
President Of A. G.. Spalding and
Brothers.
Although there are supplies of
synthetic rubber balls on the mar
ket, Robbins told stockholders at
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-07
Coca-Cola Caaars Win

Coca-Cola defeated the Wyan.
dotte News-Herald basketball in q
Glass A contest played at Roose.
welt High School, last night.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-07

Babe Rub, colorful ex-Yankee,
celebrates his fifty-seeond birthday
today.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-07

Fridays PM.
Bruins VS. Thursday winner
Sundays PM.
River Rouge VS. Friday winner
Evening star., 1946-09-01

ADoNg-.Tisss ossisa.-The ea9s9smsaf ise hss
nses8iesss Sslsssiss pisassI and d Asaks1 by 10
sse1w 6sassdk ~ vs66as bsad hss u 6ss
6euoai
oeloW--cAsasA ossi0s--JAs eassssasst r;as s ~
wiaA dsomesls. n vedda1 bsad hes disaosds.
osk sasemblss ~ vik pssfset Gs~eads n pSst-
ssa aesatisas,
Evening star., 1946-09-01

Champion

In three yeors Of competitive
play Gil BoeIey hos acquired on
imposing orroy Of tennis titles
- District junior and boys
chompion. notionsI and Eostern
United Stotes boys ehompion
ond the doubles title paired
with Keston DeimIihs. IT,, River
Forest. III. Gil. coached since
he storted pioyins at 8. proc-
tices resuIorly under the tste-
Ioge Of Fronk ,oeltx at Colum-
bio Country Club for the long
tennis season. March to De-
eember.