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Evening star., 1949-02-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-Ner.hwss.

4 HOME FOR YOU. We have Just
priced. AuERBAcH CO. I424 <
IA. ss4s, AD. 5so7.
DOCTORS ATTENTION-Co 9TH
and Farragut s5-ft. frontage on
Farraeut; rms. 2 baths. oil h,-w,
b, h.. sarge nfsms REFRs sl1s En- mo 4ag 2nd r. n
NEAR WALTER REED HosP1TAL-
porehes large oored attic, 6sHis" Saths
oil h.-w.h.; near all conVeniences;
priced for quick sale at sl4,a5o
stsy sfsns MxRsAaEr GR iaiis'50V j WAfhE ff a. y!
1924 14th ST. NV. D1, 334s.
HAVE SEVERAL desirable properties
in the Brishtvood and Petworth
areas with attractive financing: Mr..
CLARK, S;l & GE eo11, MARSHALL J.
BRANp-NEw DET. BRICK: rms.
~ u'ss baths; In D; C.; builder will
If you can make substantial monthly
sfs.5ooS;S !mmed.s eais possession. sssio '0GF GE
$500 or GE. 445S.
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
o idlke IuuHls, pbutTN, Ddtnt large
attic, h.-w.h., open fireplace. Price
reasonable. For details and inspec-
ton. Mr. Goldberg, RA. 2a61. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th
st. NV. DI. 3346.
DR'S. OFFICE and residence on r st
On Conn. ave. Alley in rear. First
floor reception room. ONCE, utility
room, kitchen and bathroom Second
f1oor. ? large rooms with hall room
dividing kitchen and bath in rear.
3rd floor, large front room, large
closet, space for small room. kitchen
and bath, Attic, storage room,
basement converted to office space.
Call Mrs. Werner, with JAS. l..
DIXON CO, 1929 18th st. NV,
Mr.. WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
Detached, 81 rms. ga baths; S2e,-
300, Terms. No agents, please,
NEAR WALTER REED HosPiTAL
AND Georgia ave. cars; semidetached
brick house with living room, dining
room, kitchen and den on st floor;
4 rooms and > baths on 2nd: built
In garage, oil hotwater heat, fire
place: lot 2SXl14 #. TO 16-ft. alley:
excellent neishborhood Price, SIS
800. Call Mr.. Rhodes. RA 723a.
night or Sunday. LOUIS p. SHOE
Evening star., 1949-02-18

JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
Semidet. brk. home-Solid and sub
stantial and. requiring redecorstion
This attr. home in Chevy Chase.
D. C. contains very generous down
and 4 good sized upstairs bedrms !;
ear. lovely garden Can be bought
very reasonably with all cash above
an Sl1,000 1st trust. ARLIE L
Conn. ave. OR ZOO til pm
Evening star., 1949-02-18

FURNISHED HOUSE, $23 500
In Mt. Pleasant-Beautiful modern
brick Tiffey-built home on quiet
ST., n square from Rock Creek Park
has liv. rm.. beautiful step-up din
rm., mod. kitchen, 3 bedrms.,
lovely colored tiled baths, unusual
paneled recreation room with bar,
hfot-water heat with % modern gas
beautifully. furnished. including car
pets and drapes. Because of illness
owner must sell This is truly an
unusual offering and merits your
immediate consideration Phone
SHANNON e. LUCHS co.
1snS Il 81 NJ VI. MA o2Ak
Evening star., 1949-02-18
BURR & YOUNG
DETACHED-REDUCED

Conveniently and desirably situated
near bus and streetcars. on lot 5nx
10: exceptionally large rooms
throughout. Has living room. library,
dining room, kitchen. buffers pantry
on 1st A.; 4 full-siZed bedrooms and
bath on 2nd A.. 3 rooms for serv-
ants and storage purposes IN attic.
large cellar: detached side drive ga
rage, ample garden space; $4,000
cash down. balance one trust. Eve
phone Mr. Adams Woodley 51l3.
l.. T. GRAVATTE
Evening star., 1949-02-18
OFFERING

a to 8 bedrms. near the circle.
conv. to everything, S24 $50 to $40
900, can arrange excellent flnanc-
ing. Trades consider.
WALTER S. CANTRELL
Realtor, 2637 Conn, ave. Wo. O6os,
Ndo0
Evening star., 1949-02-18
ALTA VISTA

STYLED homes In care
ful-planned community. 3 beauti-
ful bedrms., 1l2 baths; distincti"a
brick and frame construction SIS
a56 and up Small cash payment.
II you are tired Of looking at cracker
boxes give US call We promise
that you won't be disappointed
Victor WiCkerSham Realty
Evening star., 1949-02-18
THE GABLES co.

24@3 MINI. ave Sc --1s
YOUR PROPERTY may be just what
ue need. We have cash clients
willing to buv homes, and homesttes
IN D. c. and nearby Md. Phi. AT.
$3.50 now.
TuE HAPIES 90
Evening star., 1949-02-18
BRADLEY HILLS

Country club section. ] block to Grads
school. Modern 6-rm, brick tndty1d-
ual-deSigned homes. Mirrored nre.
81. baths. attached garage. and sun
deck. FHA, GI approved for oualis
fed purchaser. We invite you %
cali or. 200 for appt. to inspect.
Victor Wickersham Realty
Open Q to pm is
CONTINUED or Next Fags,
Evening star., 1949-02-18

Jr sth and Sheridan SITS. NV. e.
rm. semidet brk. gas INV h" nr.
schools, transp. and shopping; exec!
cond Call MT Mitchell. with
JAMES L DIXON 4, CO, 1929 18th
st. NV, ST. 1000; ewes. RA, a4sa.
Evening star., 1949-02-18

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
home with bedrm. and bath on i ST
floor. plus 24-ft liv rm. with fire.
place. cheerful din. rm., fully equip
kit and screened porch; End floor
3 bedrms.. very nice baths: panel
recre. rm with fireplace; entire house
beautifully decorated: hutlt-in ga
rage: owner transferred; reduced
for quick sale.
Billingsley g. sanderson Co,
1884 wis. ave. OF 'c2os 'tM 9 pm
Evening star., 1949-02-18

1113 18th Realtor, Elk c4Sn.
BRIGHTWOOD CORNER
Open Sun. 9 to g. An attractive brk
home with lge rms, > tiled
baths. auto. heat. oak frs. through
sulated roof, bullt-in gar, etc. IN
spect 5719 9th st. NV. and you
will be glad you did. Dl. sol
W l. MOORE GE $500. 20
Evening star., 1949-02-18

TO all public schools in Bethesda-.
st offering of This heauttfuilv dsc<
Grated center-entrarce brlc- home.
large living room with picture win
dow, dlnlnc room, de luxe kitchen,
lst-door powder room 2 bedrooms
and bath on @nd floor, rec rocn,
screened porch. large paved terracs
and nicely shrub0ei rear ya-d.
fenced. ROBERT r HALL co.
WI $3.50. If no answer, SH 6121.
Evening star., 1949-02-18

Or adjacent area-We have a local
businessman ready to purchase
< or rm home, in this or nearby
sec Phone AT. O566 or VI. 1915
Evening star., 1949-02-18

Flower ave: huiIf IN IA4 T-NeF.
brick, picture window. large liz. rl7.
with fireplace, side screened porch.
3 nice bedrooms. tile bath modern
kit, full basement, Sas 2 &C. heat;
garage: UeIl-v CODED lot about
1OxI35. Price StT,a50, essT terms,
1911 DENNIS AVE, Silver Sprlrg-
Det. brick, l yr. old; 3 bedIms.. fully
equip kit, nice lot, full bsmt., auto.
heat. owner transferred; every
thing you desire in modern home;
S1375O; terms Sligo 4lq0. RE.
33l6. CHAIRMAN REALTY CO.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-28
Independents Playing
Canadians Monday

The Browning Independents are
scheduled to play t h e Canadian
Union Jacks at the | o c a schoo
gym next Monday evening. A
preliminary will. be played at
7:3O.
Efforts to get a game with the
Waller WV team here Sunday at
$50 are under way.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-28
Tatsey Sentenced To State Prison

Woodrow Tatsey, one of three
men arrested the first W e e k of
January on a grand larceny
charge, appeared in district court
Tuesday afternoon a n d pleaded
guilty to the charge. Judge Hat
tersley sentenced h m to two
years in the penitentiary at hard
labor. Tatsey was released from
Jail on bond shortly after his
arrest. Independent Observer.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-28
Events In Brief....

The condition of Irwin (Happy)
Peterson, who is confined at the
hospital, is reported to be un-
changed. He was t a k e n there
several days ago suffering from
pneumonia. His mother, who re-
sides in Wyoming, will arrive to-
day, it was understood.
For sale-1938 tudor Plymouth
Deluxe, radio and heater, good
rubber. Inquire R. E. Miles.
Because of weather conditions,
services of the Assembly of God
Church have been changed. Un-
til futher notice, Rev. Murphey
said, services will be from 2 to d
every Sunday afternoon in place
of the evening service hours.
One lot of girls wash dresses,
7 to IL, to close out at 81. Econ
omy Shop.
Word from the Glen Finley
couple, who left here recently for
a vacation in t h e southwest, is
that they were snowed-in at
Flagstaff. Arizona for several
days last week.
Buy your Easter s u t on the
lay-away plan. Sizes up to "a.
Economy Shop.
Jerry Kittson, W h o recently
suffered a fractured left forearm
while getting off a bus. is getting
along nicely. Last week the cast
was removed, his doctor assuring
him of favorable recovery of the
injury.
All W n t. r merchandise at
greatly reduced prices. Come in
and see. Economy Shop.
Leo Davis and Everett pee
wee) Momberg, who have b e e n
in a Shelby hospital, recovering
from injuries received in a car
accident on Highway No. 2, west
of Shelby recently, are expected
to be dismissed today. Claire,
brother of Leo Davis, W h o suf-
fered minor injuries in the crash,
was in the hospital a brief time
and was able to resume his work
at the O. K. Dairy a d y or 50
after the accident.
The R e V. and Mrs. Edgar B.
Smith and family returned a
Friday from a trip to the south
west, which included California,
Arizona, Utah, Idaho and Me-
1 vada. AT Nogales they motored
| south into o | d Mexico, visiting
! points in Sonora. They also visit
| ed in Low California. Mr..
Smith said that his e a r injury,
l suffered last fall, h a d entirely
/ healed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy McFadyean
and infant son, James, who are
i now residing at Eureka, arrived
last Saturday night for a vi S t
! with his mother and other rela-
tives. They will return this week,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
AIo.' Stote, AN
Deadlock, 1913

BIRMINGHAM. Ala - Under
dog Alabama State College Horn
cts fought on even terms with
favored Alabama A NJ Bulldogs
here last Friday afternoon at Lee
gion Fields as both elevens put
on great offensive shows but had
to settle for a 1913 deadlock
with all OF the scoring IN the
second quarter,
The Hornets Tailed FIRST. mov-
ing from their own 33 and finally
sending Sam Bolden over from
the III on a pitchout from Ed
Presley. Eugene Weatherlv con-
verified from placement. II was
the first play Of the second pc
Rod. The Bulldogs retalia,ed
minutes later. Gaping of a 49,
ward drive which ended with
Johnson smashing of tackle from
the Horne, one. Johnson con
verted
The Hornets lost the ball on
downs on the next kickoff but
took over again on their own 80
and marched 68 Yards 10 pay
dirt Bolden taking . l3-yard
pass from Presley. Wcatherly's
attempt at conversion was
blocked.
With less than minute left
in the half. the Bulldogs had
fought back from their own %
10 tie the score as Adams passed
10 Davis from the Hornet IL. The
entire Hornet fotewsll swarmed
in on Davis as his kick was bad
Spectacular marches by both
elevens and a do-or-die goal line
stand by the Hornets on their
own four in the second half saw
the score unchanged as the game
ended in a deadlock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
TO High Court
Continued from Page ~

cation IN Legal Education. a
group OF ~ professors OF law in
leading universities throughout
the country.
This group conteneds that seq.
regation is discrimination and. as
a violation Of the equal protec-
ton clause OF the Fourteenth
Amendment. is unconstitutional
The Supreme Court also agreed
10 hear an appeal in the case OF
G. w. McLaurin vs.. the Univer-
sity OF Oklahoma. McLaurin, ad-
mitied on court order TO the uni
versity's graduate school. has
been attending classes on a seq
regsted basis. seated in an ante
room outside the classroom occu-
pied by his white fellow students.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

A -f-year-olo woman VINO
her friend and q dope addict I
and last Thursday. respectively
Mary Graves. 700 Gratict.
suffered a fractured right arm
and decorations, and possible
fractured skull after jumping
TO the sidewalk from the third
floor window Of her home.
Her husband, Herbert. IS. told
police that his wife had been
drinking all evening after becom-
ing depressed over the death of a
friend known as Mother Brown.
whose funeral was held on Mon
day Before lesplng out the win
dow Mrs. Graves declared Il
nigh, as well be dead. TOO.
Inmates al First Pct. told po-
lice that Cleveland Jeter. IS. $50
Farnsworth. bent tin cup used
for drinking coffee and stroked IT
several times across his left wrist
in an attempt 10 slash II.
Jeter was arrested Nov. s for
investigation Of robbery armed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

the area in cooperation with the
station crime prevention OFF,
GERS.
The program will be pattern
ed on one recently adopted in
the Trumbull station precinct.
PatroIman Carl Byers OF the
crime prevention detail Is
working out the details.
TO HONOR FRANK CODY
Plans for the Frank Cody High
Schoo have been approved. The
s. 100000 school Will join onto
the Everett Elementary School.
1850 Dover FSA reports that
physicians. chemists and bio
chemists have until December -
10 sle fof coming examinations
for appointment an the Regular
Corps Of the Public Health Serv-
ice, Federal Security Administra-
tor Oscar r. Ewing announced
Wednesday
Examinations will be held in
Detroit January Gil. Successful
candidates viii be appointed in
the grades Of Assistant and Sen
Tor Assistant equivalent to Army
ranks Of First Lieutenant and
Captain, respectively
cOBO VICTORY II Supporters
Of Mayor Elect Albert Z. Cobo
feel very proud Of the way he
has been discussing issues and
problems even before he takes
over officially II IS unfortunate
that certain leadei in our COM
muniiy is using an anti Cobo
blast 10 try and get memberships
for his organization This IS the
wrong technique 10 use Let's
give the new mayor chance TO
get into Office and start with his
program before jumping 10 con-
illusions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Cobo Plan Blasted
Continued from Page II

ton OF people who VIII be dis
placed during the clearance and
building program Therefore. we
believe. a program Of housing on
open sites should be given prior
ity over one Of slum clearance
ITO acceed 10 the fears and
wishes OF those selfish interests
which are opposed to public hous-
ing would represent backward
step following in the disastrous
ly short-sighted policy Of pre-
vious city administrations.
I'VE are hopeful that your adj
ministrstion Will face imme-
diately and positively the issue
Of providing adequate housing ac-
commodations for all citizens AZ
the earliest possible moment"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
a ACRE FRUIT AND BERRY
FARM

WIZ Oh Equipmen; TO operate
same lrciuuing Power Sprayer.
Cide Press and Standard Twin
Trsefof There are over zoo as
soited Feat Trees and over /
Acre OF Berries. FAN Flowing IS
completed. Nothing 70 90 but rest
until Spring. The House consists
o. s Rooms and !, IS Brick Coated
The rooms are as follows Living
Room l4x22 with a Natural Fire.
place Dining Room ANA. Kiics-
en- loxl6. Screened and Chased
IN Front Porch 6x22 Bedroom
down and Up PLUS fall attic l4N
-. all Oak Floors Automatic
Rudd Gss Ho, Waite Heater Ta.s
Home sss Con- pleielv Remn6cied
. Year $40 There are ? Warm
morning Goa STOVES 70 hear the
house plas Apx 3 Tons * nagd
Goa TIE cut oldgs consist %
Chosen Coop 2gN5o a RABBIT
House isN+o 2oxsa --,a garage.
al buildings s4e u i1e sew best
Of rcpa and nsIst &c sean 81 he
spprecisioc In.s pQrf Isl
locsicG b ire QUINN RD am
Harper area and IS oNreS oN
Whites Priced ~ only sl1.6o0
with & 900 down and SIS % pe
mo. OF ire pa including interest
a. So We VIII pe Cad e sesv
this ~ ANYTIME j4st p.crs
Cal 7etore 1890 r'ctrirs -
t~eer 30 ar at.efnor
FRED E BIEDERMAN REAL
ESTATE
IT. 1-t55z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

Movies will be shown al the
Utley Branch Library. Woodward
at Alger Monday night. Nov. 2lst
At 8 pm. There is no admission
fee. The films are as follows;
"Ohio Town" Looms Necklace. !"
Birds in Canada (Color :"
School in Cologne. and Prince
ton"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Board

mouth For your information.
nefe are the faeis McGrath cited
lie seia the government Is not
sumo the A&P either because OF
s.eress or efficiency. but 20 curb
VICIOUS practices and restraints
The ATTORNEY General added
Tne tsutn IS that ARP has been
convicted N criminal case Of
Substantially the same pracpces
charged in our complaint
Tire mlrsl conviction was
UNANIMOUSLY affirmed bv an apcl-
late court and APP paid maxi
mum fines u $4,000
In that criminal case the
court found that A&Ps bigness
was not due To efficiency and
enterprise. as A&P would
have US believe. but TO the
predatory application Of its
mass purchasing power and the
abuse OF that power through
boycotts, blacklisting. prefer
entail rebates. price wars and
below cost retailing In strate-
gic areas TO eliminate COM
petition.
The successful prosecution Of
the civil contrary to APPS
misleading sdvertising-wilI not
increase but decrease grocery
prices. Il viii reduce prices in
those APP stores which must
nov MAINTAIN q sufficient profit 10
pay for losses sustained in plan
ned price wars bv other ARP
stores II Will decrease the coa
u food TO APP competitors who
we're forced 10 pay higher prices
10 producers and supplies 10 An
ance APP.
! hope that this information
will help you to combat the
misleading propaganda cam
paign Of the A&P in your COM
munity. McGrath il trying to
ret LOWER PRICES and PRO
TECT SMALL MERCHANTS
against the unfair A&P prac-
tees OF which the company
has already been convicted.
ONE GOOD TERM DESERVES
ANOTHER Max Roii. owner Of
the Royal Blue Bar. presented
Leroy (Rockin With White a
handsome wrist watch last Sun
dav for taking him TO church
The TWO attended services 81
Greater ST Peters AMEZ. Can
field and NJ, Elliot, las, SUNDAY
The occasion vas the broadcast
Of the radio program Spiritual
Time over WJBK from 8 until
. p I'm, direct from the church
by remote control
GOLDIE BRYANT Will do the
Spiritual Time portion Of the
Sepia Revue every Sunday morn
ing from Q As TO 9i5 am. over
radio station WJLB Good listen
ing too
WOODWARD ST A TIC n
FIGHTS DELINQUENCY THE
RIGHT WAY-A youth club TO
provide sports and recreational
facilities for an estimated $500
boys and girls IN. the Woodward
Station precinct cold Garfield is
being organized oy . group OF
professional and Businessmen in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

This new rate went into efec,
January |. l949. and means tia.
Christmas greetings that wee
mailed for II cents last Christ.
mas will be 2 cents this Christ
mas
Birth. shower, and oihe SIN.
liar matter containing handNri-
ten or typewriter dates. hours,
or other matter, is first-class and
must he paid for al the Letter
rate Of cents per ounce whether
sealed or unsealed
Postal patrons are warned lhsi
Christmas greeting cards Gepos.
tied in the mails wit horlv II
cents postage will be treated az
short-paid third class mstter and
viii result in congestion h.
post office, and such Shot pad
matter will not be delivered Until
after Christmas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
ALL CITY HOSPITALS-No
Continued from Page II

release patients until bills are
paid
90 Some hospitals are out and
out private owned institutions OPP
Grated for profit
t9) Unqualified personnel
Stewart stated that il appeared
that Wayne County had tolerated
one Of he wors conditions 20 exist
whore certain persons were pro-
filing on human misery
To Probe 81 Hospitals
lie said that O'Brien had told
him 10 have his investigators look
into the operations OF every one
Of the County's 81 hospitals. For
" Of them are in Detroit. He as
serted that Andrew J Smith was
we'll qualified 10 conduct the
probe because Of his previous OK
pcrience with the Homer Fer
euson grand jury's study Of hos
pital graft
First We Will investigate those
hospitals against which we have
received complaints" Stewart
said Most Of them are small
institutions Then we will look
into the others"
Stewart said hospital heads
will be notified Of the investiga-
ton Investigators then Will in
ierview patients. inspect medical
service offered and check hospi-
tai conditions
He said that he would seek the
counsel OF physicians where med
zeal questions are involved.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Bennett College
Grads Eye Homecoming

GREENSBORO. y. CA roc
ord number of graduates are ex-
pected here the weekend Of No
vember Is, as Bennett College
holds is annual Homecoming
According to Mrs Zenobla B.
Headen. committee chairman and
president Of the Greens boro
alumnae chapter, me jhroe-dsy
event VIII be Red Letter Week
end
Hlghllgh'ing FRIDAYS schedule
Of activities VIII be concert by
the Morehouse College Clee club
and . formal dance. from 10 10
, in Wilbur r. steele hall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

University of Deiroits football
team is tied for first place in
number Of first down, Ia the
Missouri Valley Confelenc g
through game, Of November 5
The lnans share top rating with
Drake, each time having iotalIed
lO6 first downs Detroit has
played one less game than Drake
however.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

To dress up that simple cus's-t
YOU have planned for dinner
when unexpected guests 4 70 in.
add dab Of some Jelly o AN a.
some fresh or frozen frun o..
suggests Anna MAY Reddct. FOOD,
instructor at Michigan State Col.
lege. make q short cake efec,
with creamy pudding sauce and
berries.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Kentucky Stote
Noninot res HonIey
For AII-Americun

FRANKFORT. Ky.-when the
scribes begin 10 90 over their
notes and pick the mythical all
American teams at the end OF
this current football season. they
will have a hard time over
lookine ALVIN Hanley, Kentucky
States great back.
In the release from the Ma
tionsl Collegiate Athletic Blu
reau under the date October
Both. Hanley ranked THIRD in
rushing offense among the small
colleges Of the nation In total
IS his records in six gamesro
offense. ne ranked tenth
Here is his records in six
games PLAYED 70 date which
shows Kentucky State the win
ner in four and the loser in
two Much Of this is due 10 the
stellar work % Hanley Against
Louisville Municipal College.
Hanley scored all four ~ the
Kentucky touchdowns
] he has scored le touch
downs Tor a total OF - points
He has run ,ouchdoWns from IS.
so. S. 10. ard - wards re-
spec,lveiy
? He has returned 10 kick
offs back for iotai yardage
o. 26l wards which gives him
IS wards per return.
, He has returned 5 punts
FOR io;al Of l37 wards aver
aging ~ wards return one
o. these pants re returned -
wards
Re has received 4 passes
e 50 Haias and one touchdown.
5 n l22 times carving the
bal he has picked ~ 1882
ARCS
8 IN SIX games ~ has
arrsS.ed ,re to'ai ~ 1892
ards from sll so-s les sar an
average % e55 wards per game
Harley Is grlor and CORES
rom Dunhas High School Lex
.rgton X
He SIS ~ tsl ard weighs
rs pounds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

Sam Cippsrone. University Of
Detrolts place kicking special
ist, has made good on 10 Of IT
conversion attempts TO date
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Postage Rate Changed on
Christmas Greeting Cards

postage Christmas and other greeting
writing signature
the usual greeting Merry Christmas Happy Birthday
similar greeting weighing than ounce
5 cents local postal officials warned
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

Michigan States oldest rival on
the l949 football schedule is also
probably the most powerful
Notrc Dame. The Spartan-Irish
series began in 1897.