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HOUSES WANTED TO R,Iy

cash Cash FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
wniIe or colored any condition. e. A.
BARRY. 3439 14th NV. Col. 8Oss.
CASH FOR OLD OR USED HOUSES. ALSO
any investments. E. w. BAILEY, Adams
1885 or mail 1435 Meridian pl NV.
house: like possession within 45 DAYS:
y. c. only. E. A. GARVEY, Dist 450S
Eve and Sun, Geo. $500. 1928 VT. ave,
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D. c.
properly II the price Is right. Frame or
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
BOB N. Cap. Realtor Natl. Os7s.
GET MY PRICE BEFORE YOU SELL.
property white or colored. G. g. DUTY.
l024 Vermont ave. National 1882
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
D. c. houses. Call or write Mr.. Conner
~ GOSS REALTY CO..
1405 Eye St Natl 1353.
Evenings Atlantic ornS
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DO YOU LIKE TO GO HOME?

~ 1OO I11AC 10 VO HUME!
Make up your mind to see this new home
OF superior construction, located in beauti-
atmosphere of the suburbs. yet none Of
the suburban inconvenience. A home Of
Colonial design with large living ROOM
open fireplace, bright dining room, kitchen
with bullt-in cabinets. modern table top
range. big refrigerator; Ave well-arranged
ers. maids room with bath; half bath on
first floor. Large recreation room with
fireplace. buil;-in bookshelves: ouilt-in
garage: automatic air-condtioned heat
Unusually Handicapped lot, 80 it. wide Will
be glad to show it to you today. Call
Emerson 56G5.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

80 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL LAND IN VA.
on Mt Vernon blvd. at sacrifice price.
Will make splendid high-class subdivision.
Terms. Box 1S7-L Star.
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HOUSES UhFURhlsuEp.

WOODBRIDGE, BRooKLAND-A CHOICE
selection Of bungalows and houses. !$41 to
WOODBRIDGE REALTY Co,
2377 r. !. Ave. NE. North 1908.
1857 A ST. NE-8 RMS AND BATH:
oil burner refs. ETC.: brick garage; $40
JOHN A. BRIcKLEY.
Barr Building Dist. 1891.
BETHEsDA-NEAR NEW HEALTH CEN
ter. NEW BRICK. 5 rooms and bath, ga
rage, screened porch. automatic heat; near
schools. stores. Immediate occupancy.
THE NEWBOLD DEVELOPMENT CO..
7611 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda, Md.
Wisconsin 52S8.
DESIRABLE ALEXANDRIA HOME.
!, 2 OR 3 YEAR LEASE.
Attached. redone 4-bedroom. 2-bath
home. with oil heat. in excellent taste;
800 mo. FRANCES POWELL HILL 1914
Conn. ave Decatur 3422, or Alex. 3357-J.
LIKE NEW-GLOVER PARK-S67 so.
2203 Observatory Pl. NV.
(Only 2 yrs. old Row, 8 rooms. bath
recreation rm.. auto. heat. Rep. 0225.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

BURLEITH - MODERN GROOM HOME:
screened porches, garage: wonderful
neighborhood; completely furnished; reas.
Met. $3.50. l9s
SPACIOUS SEVEN-ROOM FURNISHED
house on Arlington Ridge. Va. to sublet for
several months; 10 minutes to city. Jack
son 2162.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. tNR COUNTRY
club)-Lovely det. corner brick house. :
tastefully furn: price. SIl5. Dixie
REALTY CO.. Natl. $3.50
27 BRYANT ST. N.E.-MODERN 8 RMS,
completely furnished: excellent condition;
garage: very reasonable. Woodley 34OO
BACHELOR DESIRES TO SHARE FUR
nished home. Silver Spring district. COM
fortab!e and convenient: prefer couple
without children; large grounds: reas. rent.
evenings.
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ApARrMEhrs uhEuRhlsuEp.

COLORED.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
1418 HOPKINS ST. NV.
tNr. goth and Sts)
=, Oltra-modern apartment of one room,
kitchen and bath
1928 RIGGS ST. NV.
(Nr. 18th and r Sts)
- seldom are apartments available in this
building: One room. kitchen and bath, $35.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
-SO7 Union Trust Bldg. Natl $780,
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MODERN BUNGALOWS.
Nearby Nd. and Va.- to rooms, bath,
$RQ 70 $76i LESLIE p. HEAeSlI. .AqAmi
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Near Bureau of Standards

Near Bureau of Standards.
New, .ully detached. white brick Colonial
nome. containing huge living room with
open fireplace: lovely bay window and ad-
Joinins porch. Large dining room with bay
luxe equipment available. First-foor lava.
:ory; Three big; 5rieht bedrooms and two
Sparkling sparkling tiled baths with showers. Full
Automatic air conditioning. Make It a point
to see this home today CAL Emerson a1Ii
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEARBY VA-3 LARGE ROOMS, d.
neste kitchen, bath; unfurnished; 3 ex-
posures; garage space. Chestnut 1916. Ia
ARLINGTON = LANGHORNE COURTS
Apts,. s3l North Lincoln st.-Livins room.
oedroom bath. dinette. kitchen and inclosed
porEn. p,n. corner apartment with three ex-
Unit. Unit SEQ. GEO. H. RUcKER CO. Agents, OK
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD. lo4 SOUTH
S1iad. SS1ist1pnf; Or TEooms kit semi bath;
eAsh pah ii bss
Falls Church 2O2e-J. ~
TTAKoMA. TAKE 7a3 CARROLL AVE- FIRST
tnaz f9r or unfurn. rms; studio rm. shep.
TAKoMA,, 8 MANOR cIRCLE-LovELY
APT APT well fur: rms. kit. pvt; bath, hall;
APT. BLDG, NEARBY VA.-s59.5O.
rms. shower, 3 exposures; residential;
conv. schools stores; 10 min, city, Nc
elaine, 2100 Wilson blvd. Chestnut $500
330l day eve, Sun.
HYATTsvILLE. MD.
-, 906 Baltimore Boulevard.
Beautiful reconditioned' apt apt entireiy
bus e sFe foe n sofes an
schools. ~'' ~ '''e ""A
ARLINGTON, VA
2409 North Upton St.
rooms. kitchen. electric range. bath S32 80
Lee highway
MOUNT VERNON MORTGAGE CORP.
Machinist Bldg. National 5536
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Unfurn.. apt, large outside rms liv r.
bedrm.. tile bath with shower. dinette. kit
large screened porch; elec. refs, heat. no,
water furn.
BRoDIE g. COLBERT. INC,
Natl. SS75. 1907 Eye ST. NV
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510O BLOCK 3rd NV.

Only occupied years Owner must sell
on account of sickness: 9 rooms. baths.
recreatlon room. automatic heat; excellent
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HOUSES FOR SALE or RENT

1929 IEGRAHAM ST. N.W.-sEMI-DE-
taEned' tafint and bath. extra shower and
heat; rental reasonable. viii sell .asy
terms. National 1853. Eve Shep 4I67
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$11,500.
Edpemoor Section.

EUStIIIUUI OtCCIUlI.
new stone-and-brick home farmhouse
type of architecture situated on beautiful
lot 70x200. 1t is Of the center-hall plan.
contains well-proportioned rooms large
library or study paneled in cypress with
tile lavatory adjoining; breakfast room 3
splendid bedrooms. baths Of colored tile:
an smpls Iin. closet space; AIR coNDITIoNED
price you will do well to investigate THOS.
j. FISHER & CO.. INC. DIST. $3.50. EVE
3422
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THE BAYFEAD, 724 3rd ST. NV.
One and Q rooms. kitchen, bath; newly
Decorated; refrigeration on house: reason.
able. Manager, District S146.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

Arcola h.;;w.h:. hrst-class condition; an
exceptional value at S30.5O.
lllO n st. NE. NEWSOM. Line 2O71.
CHOICE DUPLEXES.
2 bedrms. refg. S43.5O.
L bedrm. heat, h. W.. refg.. facing park.
NV. S4S. l bedrm.. refg.. ne. 500 80,
SAM RosEY. ADAMS 900
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WANTED.

COUPLE DESIRES MODERN FURNISHED
i-pedroom apt, NV. section. Is minutes
downtown March l. Emerson 734S, be-
LGE. UNFUR RIM. AND KITCH-- UTu,-
tiles furn.; $50; mr.. school; NV; mother
daughter. Box 3-M. Star.
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Mount Vernon Mortgage Corp,
Machinist Bldg National 1886,
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N. Y. AVE. NV.

S425O
Semi detached brick house in this ex-
cellent location: it has 6 rooms, bath and
latrobe heat; if value is what you desire.
see this one.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
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COLMAR. MANoR-112 McADoo AVE
rms; bath, full basement. garage; will
Tennish to suit tenant; S35. Key at ITO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

coLoRED-NEAR 9th AND FLORIDA AVE.
hh;e;msrstosy =, A brick: baths. oil burner,
cash. uRCIOLO REALTY CO. Licensed
brokers'. 907 N. Y. ave. NV. Met. 4941.
COLORED-S695O.
ldeal Northeast location. near 7th and
y sts 3 rms, and modern tile bath with
snower: finished basement; oil burner.
House in good condition.
-72i 10th St. NV Natl. 07S5.
COLORED.
1924 JACKSON ST. NV.
attractive. semi-detached home; 8 large
rms. bath: front porch large, inclosed
S!eepine porch, floored attic. concrete eel.
AZ M hot-water heat; deep back yard; splen-
hned neighborhood
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
9TH and Sts. NE. Line. 0so7.
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Detached-Chevy Chase, D. c.
just Il block of Conn ave- in a square
Of particularly attractive homes Three
schools elementary. junior and senior
high within short walking distance. Colo
NAL type. wide covered porch. 8 bright
comfortable rooms, entrance hall. pantry
and all modern improvements: lovely lot.
5O-n. frontage: several trees. Out-of-
this home for an immediate sale. You
will do well to investigate. THOS J.
FISHER & co. INC. DIST. $500 EVE
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VACANT, 914 HAMILTON ST. N.W.-8
r. b.. shower ? inc. porches, &C. gar sou
1915 4th st. n.w.-6 r.. b.. yard. $50. lI27
ALI allison st. nW;-9 r, b.. inc. porches,
18th st. n.w.-S r.. b., gar. $3.50. 2O9
Ascot pl. n.e.-6 r., b., yard $50. Geo OI7y
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Leaving city, cash no object: will sell
my lovely det. home in Hyattsyille: paid
S10.5OO. will take So $50; terms: very at
tractive; Diet. brick, rms, III baths.
h.-w.h.: 2-car brick gar: large lot, paved
street Wisconsin 6S22
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eil heat. $40. FRANCIS K. BLUNDoN
CO. sos H st. NV
CHEVY CHASE. Md NEAR ROLLING-
nsstad wnood Newly decorated Groom house;
neated garaee. oil burner, large screened
porch: $50. Call OWNER Wisconsin 1870.
33, TODD PL. NE, NEAR TECH HIGH
SCHOOL, r and b., ami. newly dec
grated. &31 Open Adams QRQR
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Close to schools churches. Shopping CEN
ter' III tra1sp. 3. theater' etc: Widow is anxious
In1.. large .bedrm., full bath on first floor:
large bedrms.. bath on second floor Rear
screened porch. nice recreation rm, auto
matic heat. Don't miss seeing this. Call
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN Metropolitan lI43
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EXCELLENT HOME AND INVESTMENT.
$5.950.. Eighteen-ft row brick house,
rooms deep each floor: full basement; re-
ception hall; spendidly arranged for con.
version into separate apartments A real
bargain. BOSS g. PHELPS NATIONAL
$500. EVENING PHONE MR.. RABY.
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WIN Z OO1t T 111N1d 0ICO"
Under your present home arrangement2
II not you should see this charming Eng
lish-type brick home which has ) unusual
ly large bedrooms and fully tiled baths
with showers. Large living room with
open fireplace. Dining room and den or
library and modern. fully equipped kitchen.
ment lavatory. automatic heat: detached
garage. Beautiful. high lot located in the
heart Of CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. "a block
from schools and Transportation. An
unusual home at a sacrifice price. For
more information, call Emerson 1878
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$3.50.
Detached Brick-Chevy Chase,

Detached BfIcK-CneVy Chase,
D. G.
Near 33d and Rittenhouse sts. and close
to bus, La Fayette School and recreational
center. 1t Is bright roomy house. sit
uated on q fairly large and well-landscaped
lot; Colonial type, rooms, bath. living
porch; all modern improvements and built
In garage Attractive terms can be made.
THOS. J. FISHER g. CO.. INC. DIST 1890.
AnXMQ 21o0
Evening star., 1939-10-06
Minister Sentenced
To Electric Chair in
Staying Of Daughter
Charged With Hiring
Murderer to Collect
Life Insurance
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAMDEN, N. j., Oct. GA SEN
tence of death in the electric chair
next month for the murder Of his
daughter hung today over the bushy
head of Walter Gron Mike) Dwo-
recki. Camden Polish pastor con-
victed of having the 18-year-old girl
strangled so he could get her $4,000
life insurance.
Two months, almost to the day,
since the authenticated Wanda
Dworecki's crumpled body was found
in rain-soaked weeds near a high
school athletic field jury returned
a first degree murder verdict against
her father last night.
The minister wept and wrung his
hands when he saw his daughter on
a morgue slab, but he was dry-eyed
and composed when Jury Foreman
Catherine C. Landenberger an
nounced:
THE penalty-death in the elec-
trio chair
II am not guilty." insisted Dwo-
recki, turning to Judge Clifford A.
Baldwin.
The judge set the week of Novem-
ber Il for the execution.
Nicknamed Iron Mike" because
of his preaching vigor, the 42-year-
old clergyman had last word for
the jurors as he was led past them
out the courtroom.
Il didn't expect DEATH" he said.
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the third Archbishop of Chicago.
who died in his, sleep last Monday
morning, drew many leading Amer
ican Catholic churchmen and lay
men.
Only about 1000 could be crowded
into the cathedral, but thousands
OF the faithful gathered outside and
along the streets which formed the
route Of the funeral encourage.
Archbishop Amleto Cicognani,
papal delegate to the United States,
was the celebrant Of the mass and
Archbishop John L. Cantwell of
Los Angeles the preacher.
The cardinals last resting place
was a crypt in the Chapel of St.
Evening star., 1939-10-06
Boy, z, Found by Posse

ERIE, Pa, Oct. 6 R.-Disappear-
ance Of Buddy Hensen, az years
old. resulted yesterday in a kidnap
scare which caused an eight-State
police alarm and organization OF
posses before he was found crying
and exhausted from tramping IN
woods and a swamp 2 miles from
his home. Accompanied by his dog
the boy had waded in mud up to
his knees.
Evening star., 1939-10-06
1akoma Park Driver
Is Cleared in Death

James Joseph Niehenke. 50, Ia
koma Park, Nd, was freed at Po-
lice Court yesterday Of a charge
Of negligent homicide in connec-
ton with the death of Herbert
Owen, 81, of 514 Quackenbos street
NV, last Sunday.
MIR. Niehenke, electing to be tried
by the court instead of a jury, was
found not guilty by Judge Walter
j. Casey after testimony that the
deceased walked into the side OF
the defendants car at the intersec-
ton Of Fifth and Quackenbos
streets NV.
However, testimony from Police
man L. A. Hartnett that Mr.. ME-
henke's car had practically no
brake action" and that a piece of
isinglass served as q makeshift side
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window in the automobile prompted
Judge Casey to remark: "Vehicles
such as this should not be driven. 4"
The defects. however, defense
counsel argued, had no bearing on
the accident. Mr.. Niehenke still
has charge of operating with
bad brakes against him, which will
be heard October l6.
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Last Rites Are Held
For Cardinal Munde|ein

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-The soul OF
George Cardinal Mundelein, five
times absolved, was intrusted to his
God today in one of the most majes-
tic ceremonies of the Catholic
Church.
A hundred bishops prayed that he
might rest in peace.
Ihe solemn pontifical requiem
mass at Holy Name Cathedral for
Evening star., 1939-10-06

Mary's Of the Lake Seminary at
Mundelein, Ill.
A huge block of black marble to
seal the entrance to the crypt bore
the Latin epitaph, II shall await
God my Savior"
Evening star., 1939-10-06

FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. An
derson, who celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary
at their home, 600 Nicholson
street NV, recently. A re-
ception was given them by
their daughters, Mrs. H. M.
Middlekauff and Mrs. Thelma
Davis. Mr.. Anderson pre-
Sented his wife with a gold
wedding ring as a remem-
brance of the occasion.
thanksgiving Photo.
Evening star., 1939-10-06

The cost of living index in Shang-
! hal, China, has increased 125 per
cent in the last two years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01
the sport mirror

just returned from Europe with
The olympic running broad jump
champion John Lewis was re-
presenting WAYNE university and
Eddie Tolan had just launched his
collegiate career.
Willis Ward was winning cham
pionships in track as a member Of
Northwestern High school Bill
Loving and Eddie Gaines were co-
captains ~ Western State Teach
ers college track team.
Blu, in the decade time has TAX
en- is toll Every man, with few
exceptions who then competing
has passed on 20 make room for
Younger men One Of these cNcep-
tions is Clarence lFatsl jenkins
present manager ~ he New lork
Renaissance basketball team
Fats was competing long before
1870, and he is siill in tho game.
giving one OF his Creates demon
STATIONS during the playing OF The
professional championship in Chi
cago this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01
l. in c o | n University
Track Team To Meet
B u t | er University

JEFFERSON CITY. on
Friday. March H. Butte inivcr.i-
't, of Indianapolis. Indiana. viii
bring its crack track aggregation
70 jefferson CITY Mo. for dual
meet with Coach Kemps Tigers.
The Butler team, which is coach
ed by Ray Sears, former Middle
distance runner. boasts we'll
balanced group OF runners, jump
ers. and weight men, This team
has been making an cnviable rec
ord in track circles in recent sea-
sons.
Lincoln viii depend among others
on recently appointed Captain
Herman Flip Plummer. Splinter,
and Eugene "Tink' Bradley.
weighlman. Last Saturday Plum
MGR and Bradley represented Lin
coin IN The Butler RELAYS at In
dianapols. where they made a
credltable showing. As far as in
formation in This section goes. this
IS the first time in field and track
history for 2 ranking white school
10 compete in a dual meet with a
Negro school II certainly il The
first time for such an event on
The Lincoln campus.
The rosi OF the Tigers track
schedule is as follows April Z,
a dual meet with Western t'niyer-
siiy. at jefferson city; April -
%. Drake Relays at Des Moines
Iowa May ~ the all-imporiant
Midwest Conference track and
field meet, in which Lincoln will
attempt 10 retain tho championship
she won last year. Ihis meet
will also he held in Jefferson
city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01

running in selling races. Sabariel,
the colt shrewd Ben Jones gave
Si000O for, will surely win that
amount or more. hut do not
think he is Of Derby calibrc. How
ever this speedster is very nice
colt.
Burning Star looks very good nj
Keeneland Park whore he is heing
primed under the watchful eyes Of
trainer Jim Greedy. This star
should go places this year. look
for Col. f.. II. Bradley 10 have a
banner year with his Juveniles,
aud they are all bred in the purple
Watch them closely.
Earlsboro looks like vice colt.
IL he comes from Ok ...Aoma he
runs like a scared rabbit Tony
Pellettri just wins with his horses
at New Orleans. Looks like the
races are made for them. It's
nice to be in right. Get me boys
hope W Dorsey. colored owner,
places his boss, For Romance. in
the right spot. for this nag viii
come home on the chin strap"lf
he does, lay there to die.
Razzy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01
Kalamazoo Juniors
Capture Basketball
Crown In Play Off
Ry julius c. Baker

KALAMAZOO The Junior BOYS
OF Douglass community Center
won the city junior title IN a play
Off game last Wednesday in the
Woodward school gymnasium
Four points Was The margin OF
victory
A ping pong tournament was
conducted at Douglass community
Center from March IS TO 81
Spring tennis training for boys
and girls began al the Center last
Monday Further information can
be secured al The Center.
The Junior hoss and girls basket
ball reams ~ Battle Greek met
The Douglass boys and girls Friday
night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01
Wolverine Golf
Club Charts
Summer Course
Seymour Tops
Ratings For
The Year

Plans for a summer Of sharp
competitive activity was charted
the members OF the wolverine Gold
club at the first meeting held
Monday night at Brewster Com
munity Center.
Probably the most worthy OF this
extensive proposed plan was the
suggestion for the organization OF
a circuit TO include Chicago, In
dianapolis. Cleveland, Toledo Day
ton and Detroit
In addition. Brumal Penick, told
the members that he had lunched
the members that he had launched
campaign to bring to Detroit a
midwest tournament, in which
golfers from every city in this dis
trict would compete.
To sharpen the Detroit golfers
for these proposed tournaments
The officials announced that The
first Detroit tournament would be
held the first Sunday in May. The
best and worst in the ratings will
be paired In this tournament.
At The same time. the yearls
ratings OF the club were issued
They are as follows:
Bob seymour: pr. II. G
Robinson. Berry Powell. Jane.
Morris: A. Sdward Jackson. Ton
Jackson. Leonard Walker. e. l..
McGlaskin; Walter Thompson
Percy Jones, Frank w. Harris
10 Or IT. +. Rollins. Bernard o.
Dell. James Brown, Carter Smith
Sevar Clemens: i2-Curtis Swann
Or. Clement Scott. DR.. r. H.
Crosthwaiie. Or Walter Willis. Dr
Whiihy. Or. Morrison. Bruma
Penick. Dr. Joe Wills: l4-Dr
'Bam' Morton. Benson Bass. Gene
Beatty. Robert Love. pr Tate
Cary. Herbert Williams Edward
swami. Waldo Beck, and Bob Bur
gin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01

this ink Is dry | expect Ariel Toy
to canter home first in the Vapor
City Derby. and then go on 10 do
better things. The H. W. jack
son colt looks like the proverbial
cinch.
Bowie, Maryland, Is ready to o.
pen. and boys. the track IS over
run with nags doing their daily
dozens. IL the Kentucky hard
boots 81 ouId happen TO ship colt
named Wise Decision 10 Bowie. get
aboard boys. for 1t won't be close.
No Stree There will be no pic
ture finish. Get me straight.
Owing to the fact that the Bar
ronni racer, Specify, hurt his foot.
the Caliente big race was called
Off. much TO my chagrin, as | fig
ured Specify was sure to beat
Kayak IL in this race. The way
The gee gees are running at Tropi-
cal Park will make form players
froih al the mouth a public
choice is not considered al all.
The question is: what long shot
will beat him?
FL Chico. meaning Little Kid in
Spanish. is now quoted at 80 for
the Kentucky Derby SO get a
board before the big slash in odds
comes. and that's as sure as Ken
lucky moonshiners are going to
make whiskey Indian Lodge Is
a thrce-siar special for the West
Coast Tanforan track, and don't
let him get away.
Aurora will skip racing this year
which means no one will he sorry,
and the Omaha track had better,
anyway. oh Yes. my western boy,
Johnny shorty Adams. will make
his debut TO the boys at Bowie,
and il you gents are in doubt as
to whether he can ride. just ask
Johnny Longden and hear what
the Calvary lad will tell as he
lost about Is nose decisions to him
and won only two.
White Hot Is still hot. This mas
has a lot OF class TO go along with