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PERSHING DRIVE

PERSHING DRIVE
This beautiful Diet. brick home in
Silver Sprins Is vacant and may be
seen today. Contains , spacious
paneled den, brkfst rm.. gas heat
and lin garage. Terms can be
arranged. Call Mr.. Stolar. NE.
1900: ewes. 81. 1855 for an ap-
pointment to SEE this lovely home.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
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SUBURBAN PROP. F0k kkNI
4 rms. AND HATH. space for chick.
eos and karden. los rsrt tor suit
Nhie couple. SIS 18Th ave. HilisIcs.
I'd. -
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Sl2Ahn

sSs wtissa OF ssls ON eAsa
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18th AND PA. AVE.

Colored-Lge. semidet. brick. z rms,
Colonial porch, h.-w.h.; completely
redec; LIST commercial. Low down
payment. Call now. LIST NATIONAL
REALTY. I'LL vt. ave., RE. 1881,
I'm 07bA
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY
With us now and start packing;
for the homeless. Call ST. 1928.
PHILLIPS 81 co.
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SUNNYBROOK

UNIVERSITY PARK
Prewar four-bedroom detached brick,
large living rm. with fireplace, din
tns rm., extra large well equipped
kitchen. frst a. den, natural chest
nut trim. large lot. slate roof, oil
hot-water heat. detached garage.
Excellent location near MARYLAND
Station. PHILIP B. KEY REALTY
CO.. 81. 3OI0 till . pm. --2s
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ASSUME CT LOAN

A white Cape Cod on . nice corner
lot. Two bedrooms and bath on
Moor; seven rooms in An. and priced
a. only Sl4.T50. Excellent ecndt-
ton throuGhout. Call Nj. Ensie.
with BEITzEL; d. sioe. Eve
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STONE CAPE COD

:. sss'~ ~ eH Ave. -
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FALLS CHURCH

A brick hunsAasv. has itttns roesa
with esnins rcosss combination. eaair-
ped kItehsn, sedreem. snd bath ca
ia o., sxpahstaH sna a fail Ease.
ment. gas &c heat Cas- Be pat
ehaks1 with low aeva pAsment bal
anes Ike rent.
SEWELL REALTY co.
its nses rs al Lee sisa OK
lf3is 0I ISIS IS
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xvx s-be6rm. brsek ssms spoas a..
sseux4ye h0rs&s In 0n3 CT tns Ma&s
errsax5se se<ttnas Of AsianEscn M<ss
Ter see thts ere cAsfk kxHsssFe
T. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
OF sss-. ewes Oh =ss7 Ok
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81, 500
New veil-buiIt Colonial brick home.
featuring drst-door powder room. 9
ample rooms. gas s.-c. heat.
side porch and wood burning nre-
place. Very tastefully decorated:
large weiI-landscaped lot. Ready
for occupancy. $1,000 down, SIS
per month. Call r. A. MOTT. Elk.
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"SHOP" EASTPINES

The prize winning community OF over
400 homes. wishing won't give you
your own security" Homes priced
from $4,000. low as $500 down pay
ment, balance less than rent at Z 3
Interest. Variety OF styles avail
able. Open daily II am: I'll DARK,
End trafhc light. left Ia miles 70
LIST trafiic lisht, right on Riverdale
I'd. / mile to Eastpines.
Standard Properties, Inc.
UN. 1928. MA. 55T3. as
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COTTAGE CITY

kaosra ttr-szery Win eez4 a&ess
sn6 separate satH aaeatsS IL ar
estxeaskAee szEaEGrlEs Sssse 10
s8sTy cos 1eSfeacs. aaFse fs*l tat,
tafs HakSSskser
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BUNGALOW
"a Q50 81 500 DOWN

$3.50, 81 500 DOWN
Situated in Colmar Manor, Just over
the District line. This attractive
bungalow must be seen 10 be appre-
ciated. II contains q nice rooms q
bedrooms, bath. oil h.-w.h.. base
ment and detached garage: conven-
iently located near stores, schools
and transportation, One OF today 0
better buys. Don't miss 1t.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Cap. ST.. Realtor. MA. $3.50.
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CHEVY CHASE

8-bedroom, 3-bath home, located
within q short distance Of Conn.
ave; house in excellent condition
and priced under S25, 900. After 9
pm. call Mr.. Kermit Meyer at WI.
0346.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
yvr 1a0n W.T. kk00 20
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BEVERLY HILLS

,sev avssfange in this flae se<1soa. sws-
erss sooA Aennex xhosn ~ secQsat-
nens enir II 344A CHAkI1 =
AOoeYs mc. 1is ryfses 81 -
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S1.7OO DOWN

SOL . month viii buy
this modern Cape Cod bungalow
with large. unfinished attic: eonven-
iently located to everything; immed.
poss viii be given upon deposit.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
WA RRhk I'm Ling 10
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$lS.6S0

Net . aFssM heess eT ssn q nes<s
seeetsilns bot aas the sasavs tas
rsne ssisheeshena " sssasaes
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stss exerHs nTepa sBa Nv FM
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Aad ei hest sAraessTf In tft ana
lee love- seak ssfa Gsasf eslnE
transferred wants 10 ksN tAaAy sna
vii allies fat aesefstlns FNaa e.
tAus Of
BRANr COMPANY
: sas wtlsaa OF sgaa ON aAsa
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CONGRESS HGTS.
OPEN DAILY, 3-8 PM.
4613 HIIISIDE m. Sc.

1913 HILLSIDE RID. Sc.
Price reduced from S12,950 to SILL
$50 for quick sale, Only $3.50
down. Owner sacrificing semi-det.
brick, only 2h years old, near
Coral Theater,. Just refrigerated; 8
large rms, tiled bath, bedrms. :,
hardwood floors. oil &C. heat. full
bsmt., rec. rm., closets galore. fenced
yard. Vacant. Move right in. One
Of the best buys we have ever had
Phone FIR 1857 till 8 pm.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
2022 Nichols Ave. Sc. rs
lat NO. CAROLINA AVE.
Home plus income. Vacant and
renovated Poss Immediately 8
bedrms; convenient TO Union Sta
ton. Providence Hospital. etc. Heas.
terms and mo. payments ar
ranged. HARRY DREISEN. 616
Bond Bldg. Ma. 7772. Is
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BRICK BUNGALOWS

BRICK BUNGALOWS
New 2-bedrm. modern ungalows, fun
bSmt., gas auto, heat. firepl., large
lot: $4,000. 5000 down to vet
Grams. and $50 80 per mo. plus taxes.
$1,000 down to nonyeterans. Out
Bladensburg I'd. to oeace Gross. 2h
miles on IIefense hwy. 10 our sign
and exhibit home on left.
Prince George Realty Co.
1901 3sth St. Brentwood. Nd. WA.
$685., UN 1865
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Pa saia 10
TYLER PARK, 81, 900 DOWN
Only xis.7bo for this immaculate
brick caps Geo. Aiurninan stefn
expansion attic. basement.
BungaIos. 80 $50. brand rev ana sa
eharminai LaYss fivtns rsn. With
fireplace. dtnstts. ssfsamiinec
Kitchen. 2~esdrms tile 18th. i
suiLIrta CO. ow' Tss:' faa.
Church 1913
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HoUsEs-sALE-s.E Cont

home AND INCOME. 1900 blk. g. c.
ave. se.-otl h.-w.h.. full bsmt.
With rec. rm.: LIST q. has complete
arm. apt. with pvt. bath; End q.
has complete 4-rm apt. with pvt
gas ranges, 2 servel refgrs., storm
windows, screens and Venetian blinds
for 22 windows and some furniture
WALDO HARRIS, ST. 1895, Ii.
bUNGALowMaLse. lot, 6oxl7o. SIDE
driyewsy. 25-fts living rm, with
81 list fioor. bedrms, on md door
Full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h 1900 blk
Ss.8bo for immed. sale: $500 cash
Only si1,5oo@semldePt' 6rief. 9 rms,
3 bedrms.. very fine kitchen range. o
s Rspf In " ola ssd f Il Al e. so "a
81. 1885. Ii. s-Sso1. Realtor. 20
CONGRESS HGTS.
It's yours If you have $1,000 down,
and what z home 2 eedar-bned
wee ss4 e.. c * Gu CO. ne kE i ESison
OPEN DAILY, 3-8 PM.
1900 block Easy pl. s.e.-3 new Oct.
place, din. rm.. mod. kit. 3 NICE
bedrms., tiled bath; full bsmt. with
half bath, gas heat. Venetian
blinds. hdw. floors; near shopping
and transp.: two homes are center
hall plan with powder rm. on frst
floor; price, -S15,S50 and $4,000.
Directions: Out Penna. ave. Sc. to
Alabama ave. left to 46th ST.; left
2 blocks to Easy place.
Southeast Realty Co.
1911 Penna. ave. Sc. FR. 1000.
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2 ACRES

s-rm, frame. ise. liy. rm. with are
place dining rm.. xiii nedfms
ise. barn: Ill for the price Of Si0.-
500: 81 500 cash; On paved road
wffhfr 4 miles Of D. c. linz. CaN
Mr. MARKKY. 81. i7o3; eyes, N
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PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
WA. CASA TN IisU ~
nrCTpICT HEIGHTS

orxn xye.y cav. te 8 -Ias EFT
hvYks .E--s-sec rcozs sriek VIA
tArse kst1hea aze aVsng F0cE- are
place steet-erAE eoaxirUet4na HstA
oil h-w AeAi Ssef pNrcs, YefF
GIRO hst nAtGrAl chestnut ssee
sEsKh tAYassg SS4t. Ssenty sf Ebesss
space, Insulated eoFkre ana ssstG-
srStTiape1 block iroEE sSac&s&-
tran sno tattcss. sheFr4HE e~"tFz ssse
. PROPOSED masss, J ESERFTI
RobEG. TlSoS, Ma $3.50 ais NO
--N- -ss
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NEW RAMRLERS

Ramblers Of . and 3 bedrms.. / " and
. baths, Ice liy. nm. din. rrn.. mod.
bit, and . car garages. priced
from Sl9.as0-
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
44so Conn. ave-. EM. 1900 IN . m.
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EAST CHEVERLY

j. bedrm brick eanxAiew full dry
daylight bsmt. complete kit, eeaG-
titul lot owner Transferred. VIII
sAcEinee for only sto-5uo. gEsg 81
500 down mo payments less th4n
the rental Of Q s-eedrn. apt, Nj
HammAek NO Taod. ewes, UN
35DT. wCoDRIDGE REALTY CO.
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NO APOLOGY

Al Nj Rainier, LIZ. rm- i1xei
with picture window, nrepi Ise;. Gin
rup., Ire. equip kit. both esdrms.
VIII take trim beds; full hsuat-. VERY
Ire. expansion attic. Open Sun. 2
tn dark. JOHN Il. JOHNSON. VA
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DiStricf Heights

Opsn every cay - . f5iS Eam-
hurst -aSS1 4-h<dFooM msac-
err hangalew s4sn heat taFSs
well lann&capeo inf exceFttnnAl
pracs WA 1880 and NQ- Isss
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$3.50
Colonial Stone and Brick

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4 REnRMS-Sll ahn

ph~ beet ueFsss i4fss kat
fsEmtHts FtekaHAsss Hss hABssgn
J, Fuller Groom Realty Co
OK sAAg TssA ct sEsT OF sfaH,
eA
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WAvERLY HILLS

We are fortunsts-~thls state, Cole-
Mai home fer sale IN this snseh.es-
are 4 bsdrus. and !. baths On Sne
a.. Twins rms wisA srepiass, aiatns
rm kite her and ) bath on issi fnt
hsmt. h-wh.: Gear del. ssFsss
owners 81 this home maze msas ts's-
pros rfnsnts for real hftns eohfett
MANNAS REALTY CO.
ais wilsan Bird. Oh. OF on g7ss
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N, ARLINGTON
N. ARLINGTON

Groom brick rambler. , nice size
bedroom. isrss iis. I'm 1890 ana
picture window, fireplace fpIi Gin
rm. 1871. fuzzy equipped Kitchen.
tsnse, refsr. and suite, washer So
heat. Venetian blinos TIED bath
steel easement windows Htautifai
lessl lot. with plenty Of trsst sne
shrubhery, cens, 10 seheoi, haa
shoppina. sfh,aSa. viii 90 OIL
Shown By sppt eniy.
yNy~~yNNY
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
This home is ideal for large family
to TRANSPORTATION. schools and shop
ping. Home consists Of living room
13x22. large dining room, modern
kitchen, 8 large-sized bedrooms,
ia baths, full basement with pan
eled rec. room. detached garage.
at S19,95O. After 6 pm. call Mr..
Kermit Meyer, WI. 9346.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
1904 Wis. ave-, WI. 1920, WI. $500.
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WE HAVE Cash CLIENTS for houses
in al sections Of the city; no charge
for our appraisal.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1920 X st. NV, MA. 0352. Ewes.
NO. 0O26. "Over so Years Service"
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H12500

8 bedrooms and upstairs SITTING room
radiant heat, fireplace; high locs ton
Call UE, 1888. OW. 1436. $50
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SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLANp
5-ROOM BUNGALOW, expansion at
tic, inclosed porch, fireplace, stove,
refgr.; mr.. bus, schools. $1,000
down, $40 mo, includes taxes and
$3.50, ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12
Turtus End
Season With
indians

Wayne University rings down
the curtain on its l949 football
season this Saturday as they
play host TO the University Of
Omaha Indians al Keyworth sta
dunn.
The Tartars will be in the
favorites role by virtue OF last
years as to 20 win over the In
dams. But Omaha. with % let
termen back. is rated a much
improved team. They have scored
wins over Nebraska Wesleyan.
Doane College. and the Colorado
School Of Mines. while losing TO
Northern Illinois, Washburn IT,.
and ST. Ambrose.
Saturdays game vii be the
final appearance OF 10 Tartar
seniors. Among those slated to
receive degrees next spring are
halfback Johnny Hazcly. who
holds most of the Tartar scoring
records. center Bruno Mariana.
and Ed Dopkowski, tackle Steve
Zukowski. end Warren Fraleigh.
quarterback Gene D'Ambrosio.
halfback Willie Morgan and full
back Virgil Florea, all from the
first team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12
Pirates to Face
Bad Morgan Bears

HAMPTON, Va.-Hampton In
stitute's Pirates are counting on
the oHense which brought them
rs touchdowns against Tuskegee
Institute. Virginia State College,
and Lincoln University on sue
cessive Saturdays to keep them
in the game when they meet
Morgan State IN the Hampton
Homecoming tilt here Saturday
afternoon. Nov. IL.
Morgan. led by the amazing
George Rocks at fullback, has
ben bowling everyone over by
lopsided margins. hampton,
after a fairly slow start against
tough opposition. has ben gath
ering steam recently and even
managed 10 score two more
touchdowns against Lincoln than
Morgan did.
The Bears. however, held the
Lions ScoreleSs while the same
outfit scored two touchdowns on
Hampton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12
Clark vs.. Fisk on
HomecomingDote

The annual alumni musical on
November + inaueurated the
Homecoming festivities II Clark
College IL Atlanta, Ga The cele-
ngaton viii eliminate with the
homecoming football clinic classic
between Clark and Fisk on No
vcmber IL IN atlanta.
Psncpal Charles L. Gideons.
o. oi David T. Howard School.
Atlanta Is scheduled TO deliver
his annual Splzzirinctum" mess
age during tho college hour on
November TO-
The coronation Of charming
LOIS Richardson Of Birmingham.
Alabama. as Miss Clark will be
held FRIDAY. Her attendants Will
be Annie Ruth Burts of Birming.
ham and Ruth Woodland of For
sythe. Ga.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12
Titons Step
For Crown in
Game Sunday

In game that could put them
only one step away from the
Missouri Valley Conference
championship. University Of De-
troit takes on ST. Louis Univer-
sity Sunday afternoon at Titan
Stadium.
II the TitanS win they Will 20
into their Thanksgiving day bat
tie with Wichita undefeated IN
Conference play. Then that
game would settle the champion
ship. But Detroit must get by a
talented bunch of sophomores
from ST Louis first.
Coach Joe Maniaci. former
Chicago Bears fullback. has a
hot and cold squad this season.
His sophS have come through in
brilliant style at times. winning
two games in which they totalled
more than 40 points. but they
also have couple OF losses by
the same margin on their record.
Most Of Maniaci's scoring pow
er IS wrapped up in a pair Of
sophomor halfbacks named Nc
Cluskey and Bob Rooney Nc
Cluskey ranks high in Confer
ence statistics in three different
departments. rushing. scoring and
puntine Rooney. who has been
doubling in brass at quarterback
since the injury to regular icnal
caller FLOYD Lahav. IS right be-
hind McCluskev IN rushing on
the Biliken team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12
LEGALS


STATE OF MICHIGAN, coun-
~ OF Wayne, SIS 373,869.
Al session of the Probate
Court for said County of Wayne,
held at the Probate Court Room
in the City OF Detroit. on the
Seventh day Of November, in the
yea rome thousand nine HI bred
and forty-nine.
Present. James II. Sexton,
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
NATHANIEL d. BIRGE, De-
ceased.
On reading and fling the petit
ton of Everlena Miller praying
that administration OF said estate
be granted to Matthew Parks or
some other suitable person:
II is ordered. That the Sixth
day Of December. next. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon at said
Court Room be appointed for
hearing said petition.
And II is further Ordered.
That copy Of this order be pub
liShed once in each week for
three weeks consecutively previ-
Gus TO said time OF hearing. in
the Detroit Tribunt. a newspapcr
printed and circulated in said
Count yof Wayne.
JAMES II SEXTON.
Judge of Probate.
"a true copy)
Joseph F. O'Sullivan.
Deputy Probate Register.
(il-l2)-(ll-cS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12
s., 1000 Fans Expected at
Newsboys Goodfe||ow Game

Over $4,000 Detroit sports fans
are expected to Jam Briggs Sta
dunn TO see the high school grid
ron classic OF the year in the
Annual Old Ncwsboys' Good fell
low Championship Football game.
The first capacity crowd in the
history of this series will be the
goal. when the Metropolitan
League and the Catholic League
champions take the field Friday
night, nov. 18th. under the lights
at Briggs Stadium.
In speaking OF the game. Her
man A. Schmier. Chairman OF
the Goodfellows Football Game
Committee stated: III everyone
could sec the JOYOUS expression
of gratitude on the faces Of
thousands OF kiddies on Christ
mas day. stadium 3 times the
size Of Briggs would not be able
to hold the crowds
when YOU buy tickets TO this
Championship game. YOU will
not only see great spectacle,
but YOU Will have the satisfac-
ton Of knowing that needy boys
and girls are whispering in their
hearts, Thanks for coming"
The Police Department is doing
a terrific lob in selling tickets,
but il is Just as important to
have the tickets used n YOU
purchase tickets and do not plan
to attend the game. give the
tickets TO some Youngsters so
that they can sec Detroit's best
high school PLAYERS. he college
stars OF the future. in action.
AS usual. the entire proceeds
OF the game vill be turned over
to the Old Ncwsboys Goodfel-
lows Fund"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12
By Great Kegler

Well. fellows. hate to say q
told you so" but l forecastec
what would happen. Those Ace:
offered the Flashes so much com
petition that they broke the High
Single and High Three team
records.
W. Black was the inspiration
that led the Aces to victory.
There were no individual
honors for the Aces; however.
there was the best ole team
work and spirit that could be
found.
T. Novels won all the jackpots.
but his team didn't rate against
the mighty Stays. lie took indl-
vidual high single honors with &
zoo score. Others we're House. the
Stays stellar kegler. with 1879.
and T. Griffin. who gained the
spotlight az last with a 1873 score
for third place
The individual high three Was
taken by-yep, you're rights
that man again-T. Negels. who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12
Sebron r. Hall. Atty,
1873 w. Forest

STATE OF MICHIGAN. Coun
~ OF Wayne. IS. 372.857.
At session OF the Probate
Court for said County OF Wayne,
held at the Probate Court Room
in the Cit yof Detroit. on the
Third day Of November, in the
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nlne
Present. William F. Cotter,
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
IDA JACKSON. Deceased
The petition of James Jackson
having been heretofore filed in
this Court praying that admins
tration OF sal destatc be granted
to himself or some other suitable
person:
II is ordered. That the Twelfth
day Of December. next. al ten
o'clock in the forenoon al said
Court Room be appointed Tor
hearing said petition.
And il is further Ordered That
a copy Of this order be published
once in each wee for three
weeks consecutivcly previous 70
said time Of hearing. in the De-
trOlt Tribune. a newspaper
printed and circulated in said
County OF Wayne.
WILLIAM F. COTTER,
Judge OF Probate.
GA true copy
Joseph f. O'Sullivan.
Deputy Probate Register.
Nl-12)-tll-26)
Continued on Page g.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12

Three OF University OF Deiroit's
Missouri Valley opponents in
basketball this fan and winter
ranked among the top seven in
the nation last year. Oklahoma
ARM was second, 81. Louis third
and Bradley seventh. The Titans
play homo and home engagements
with all three. according TO the
schedule Just released by Athletic
Director Llyod Brazil.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY Nov u, i940
Local 1899 Bowling

always manages 10 end up in
first. this time with 57S score.
Second place went TO A. Stew
ard with 4S9. while Richard was
third with a 482 score which was
one point short 10 give nim third
in individual high single honors.
There were some changes OF
standings this week. The Stays
and Tigers are tied for third,
while the Yellow Jackets and
Wild Winds are battling il out in
sixth place.
Team standings,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12


,cmber 10 in chicsgcs wuglcy
Don Doll. the former southe d
California favoriic enu Bot
Smith. lsnkv pow, r. dtNlng
xpeeGSierS, are slated 10 team At
halfhscs WITH Pep Pamela GraN.
ms iunnpg assignment az tuil-
hack
This trio, o. backed ty vci-
Gran Clsde LeFo.ce. produced
Denoits ,lc>t brilliant touchdown
drve DUNG last SUNDAYS ~ to
70 defeat from Chicagos Gard
mails.
Frank Tripucks, the fosme,
No'fe Dame stat quarterback who
also saw his first game action last
week. Is slated for heavy duty
now that he's become familiar
With Delroits offensive weapons
Wnen he SHOWS against the
Bear. Tripucks VIII be meste
mincing against johnny Lnlac1
under whom Trpucka a. Notre
Dame
Detroifs last victory over the
Bears Was ,5 20 % decision IN
i945. OF The 80 game series, the
Lions won nine, lost 10 and tied
two games.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12

Wayne UNIVERSITIES intoxicated
cross-country team will be hcav-
ilv favored 10 take its sixth meet
OF the wear Friday November
II. when the Tartar, cnicitain
me Z Of Toledo varsity and
freshmen 10 dual met at River
Rouge Park
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12

This is the 23rd annual edition
Of the Trotters heading this way.
and. from all accounts. the best
ever. Reece Goose Tatum, the
fabulous player and comedian:
Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton. the
giant wonder center; Louis
Babe" PRESLEY, All-American
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12

PS-Ihc cheering YOU heard
on alleys ~ and 20 was not for
Ned Day o. Bill Rodman a.
everyone thought Il TO be bat for
W. Black who was bowling &C.
cording % his form.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12

Coach Of the University Of
Omaha team that meets Wayne
here in Detroit on Saturday
afternoon. November II. is Lloyd
CardwalI. all-tims Lion great.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12

Fine Bob Montgomery

PHILADELPHIA - Bob Mont
gomery. former ligh tweight
champion. was fined $500 here
Monday for illegal possession OF
mutuel bet slips
The former boxer was arrested
last June on a street corner by
police who stated that Montgom-
cry had IS number slips on his
person.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12

Only two men on the Univer-
siyt Of Detroit basketball team
are seniors this year. Coach Bob
Calihan. with an eye on the
future. has composed the rest OF
his squad of four Juniors and 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-12

Let's not work TOO hard be-
tween now and Christmas and
we might have strength enough
20 draw up some resolutions for
the New Year.