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Continued from Page 81
Junior Church Participates
In Anniversary

For the first time, the Junior
Church OF Second Baptist
Church OF Second Bapt ist
Church of Detroit, has formulat-
cd an Anniversary Committee
This year marks the l23rd An
niversary of the church and the
18th Anniversary of Rev A. a.
Banks, Jr., pastor Gwcndolyn
Johnson is general chairman;
Warren Squarae, cochin, Rev
crly Johnson. secretary: and Oil
yer Walker. chaplain Sunday.
April 5th Ann Lee presided. and
Rev Robert Murray of Dub
lin. Irclanad. and London. Eng
land was speaker Rev. Rich.
ard Cummings, executive dircc-
tor of the Detroit Association of
American Baptist Churches, dc.
livcrcd the morning message in
the Senior Church Sunday.
April 10Th. GWcndolyn Johnson
will preside. when Mrs Robert
Boltwood, missionary for the
American Baptist and coordl.
nator for Foreign Students in
Michigan. viii be- principal
speaker. The General Annivcr.
sary theme is The Expanding
Fellowship
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William T. Patrick, ST..
Attorney AZ Law
sii cratiot Avenue

sii cratIot Avenue
Detroit =, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE CIR
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
WAYNE, IN CHANCERY.
ROSCOE HARDAWAY. Plaintiff, VS..
VESTER HARDAWAY, Defendant.
No. ss2.42l
ORDER TO APPEAR
At a session OF the above entitled
Court, held I'm the City-County Build
ing, In the City Of Detroit, County
OF Wayne, and state OF Michigan
March 10, 1859. AID.
PRESENT; Honorable Carl NJ. Wei
deman. Circuit Judge
II appearing by Affidavit hereto
attached, that the defendant, Vcstcr
Hardaway, Is not resident OF Michi.
gan. but that her last known place
of residence was I'm care OF general
delivery, Columbus. Georgia;
On motion of William T. Patrick,
Sr.. Attorney for plaintiff,
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED, that the
defendant, Vestcr Hardaway, enter
her appearance In this cause, either
In person or by Attorney, within
three 81 months from date hereof.
or the Bill OF Complaint heretofore
filed against her will be taken by
default:
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, that a
true copy OF this Order TO Appear
be mailed to the defendant. Vester
Hardaway. at her last known address.
by registered mall, return receipt
requested, and that true copy OF
said Order TO Appear be published
In newspaper In and for the Coun-
~ OF Wayne, State OF Michigan, ac.
cording TO law.
Carl NJ Wcideman,
Circuit Judge.
A True Copy,
Edgar M. Branigin,
Clerk
by Dan wycik, Deputy Clerk
3-28 - 5.2-59.
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William 7. Patrick, Sr.
Attorney at Law
oil Cratiot Avenue

Detroit =, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN THE CIR
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
WAYNE. IN CHANCERY.
EMMA NJ BARNES. Plaintiff, VS..
THOMAS BARNES, Defendant.
No. se7.34o
ORDER TO APPEAR
At a session OF the above entitled
Court. held In the City-County Build
ing In the City of Detroit, County
OF Wayne, and State of Michigan,
this 7,h dav of March. AID. 1859.
PRESENT: Honorable Carlo NJ.
Wcidcman, Circuit Judge
II appearing by Affidavit hereto
attached. that the defendant, Thomas
Barnes. Is not resident OF Michi-
gan, but that his last known place
of residence was at 422 French
Street In the City of Lancaster,
State OF South Carolina:
On motion OF William +. Patrick,
Sr., Attorney for plaintiff,
1T is HEREBY ORDERED, that
the defendant, Thomas Barnes, enter
his appearance In this cause, either
I'm person or by attorney, within
three 81 months from date hereof,
or the Bill of Complaint heretofore
filed against. him will be taken by
default;
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, that a
true copy of this Order TO Appear
he mailed TO the defendant. Thomas
Barnes, at his last known address,
by registered mail, return receipt re.
cucStcd. and that true cory OF
said Order TO Appear be published
In n newspaper In and for the Coun.
" 81 Wayne, State OF Michigan, &C.
cording TO law.
Carl NJ. Weidcman,
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
Edgar NJ Branigin, Clerk
ny Dan ID. Saicik, Deputy Clerk
1923 - $3.50.
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Social and Giuie
Roundup

sisters.
Good luck TO Walter Lee Jack
son and group who left last Mon
day for New York City, where
they will make recording,
their first big attempt TO cap
ture the public eye towards
making a hit in the musical
world. Walter is the son of Mrs
Pearl Jones Of Stanley Street.
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Astys. SIMMONS a Blss

Aftys. SIMMONS 4 BlBb
Sos cratioi Avenue
STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
WAYNE, IN CHANCERY.
LILLE MAE BRYANT, Plaintiff,
VS.. ALBERT BRYANT. Defendant.
No. ss7-.i1s
AZ q session OF said Court held In
the Court House In the City of De-
troit In Wayne County, on this Ord
day OF March. AID, 1859.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
AND APPEARANCE
Present: Honorable CARL NJ.
WEIDEMAN, Circuit Judge.
II appearing by Affidavit on file
In this cause that the defendant, Al.
bert Bryant. resides outside of the
State of Michigan, to wit: IT'S 18th
Street, Cordele, Georgia.
1T is HEREBY ORDERED, that
said defendant enters his appearance
In this cause on or before three 81
months from the date of this Order.
or plaintiffs Bill of Complaint Will
be taken as confessed by the de.
PENDANT
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, that a
copy of this order shall be personally
served upon said defendant at lease
twenty t20l days before the prc.
scrlbcd time OF his appearance; or
That this Order be published In the De.
rROIT TRIBUNE, a newspaper printed
and circulated In said County, once
each week for six 90 consecutive
weeks before the date for said ap.
pcarance and a copy OF this Order
be mailed TO said defendant at his
last known post office address by
registered mail with return receipt
uemanueu therefore, at least twenty
l2O) days before the date for said
appearance.
CARL NJ. WElDEMAN.
r, r. Circuit Judge
Edgar NJ. Branigin, Clerk
q. Hargreaves, Deputy Clerk
3/4 - Al8/59
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Any. William T. Patrick. sr..


STATE or MICHIGAN In The CIR.
CJlr COURT For The COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
ISOM STOKES. Plaintiff VS.. IRENE
STONES. Defendant.
No. ss3,os3
ORDER To- APPEAR
At a session OF the above entitled
Court, held In the City-County Build.
ing, In the city OF Detroit, County
OF Wayne, and State of Michigan
this 3lst day OF March, AID, 1859.
PRESENT, HONORABLE NEAL
FITZGERALD, Circuit Judge.
tached, that the defendant, Irene
Stokes. is not resident OF Mich.
gan, but that her last known place
OF residence was at No. 704 Newton
Road, Albany, Georgia.
ON MOTION OF WILLIAM r. PA.
TRICK, Sr, Attorney for plaintiff.
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant, enter her presence, either
In person, or by Attorney, within
three months from date hereof. or
the Bill OF Complaint will be taken
as confessed against her.
III Is FURTHER ORDERED, that
q true copy OF this Order TO Appear
DC sent TO the defendant, at her last
known place Of residence, by regis
tcIed mail, return receipt requested
ana that true copy OF said Order
70 Appear be published ACCORDING
TO law.
NEAL FITZGERALD
A Tr,. co.. Circuit Judge
Edgar NJ. Branigan, Clerk
ny Z. e. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
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Anne Thomas and Gloria
SHELTON, special guests, were
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew sutton,
OF Cincinnati. OHIO, Atty. and
Mrs Jesse Edwards Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. Bcnajmin SHELTON,
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Swarll
The groom attended Great
Lakes College DIT & Wayne
State University. anad is past
president Of NAACP Youth
Council The bridc an Eastern
High School graduate past pro.
gram public!i, chairman. y
a \ c T. Youth Council The
couple Will reside on LAYTON
Street
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csr.srts ,,,'Nslseu iIie Bldg.
n STn ~ or MICHIGAN, THE pro.
nAiE COURT FOR THE cOUNTy 1 0r
:, No. 4ss.3s7
X, nS Matter OF the Estate Of
H'NNA hObESON BROOKS, Deceased
mV.ice Is hereby given that All
o,v , OF said deceased are re-.
qui,vu 10 present their claims in
Mri.ing and under oath, to said Couri
q, me Probate office in the On, Of
De'Iolt. IN said County, and 10 Serve
~ ~ copy thereof upon ALONZO n
~ fOhD. Administrator OF aid
vDs.atc' az zoo American Title Building
uc'roit 70, Michigan, on or before
.hc <nd day Of June, AID. 1859 and
wa, such claims will be heard hs
SaIu court, before Judge Ernost Z
nnoch'n IN Court Room No. I30i CIV
."uH'N Building in the CITY of de-.
u"',' IN SAID County, on tho 2nd dsy
1 June, AID. 1859, al two o'cIork In
The afternoon. wv oe'o'A III
Dated March 25. 1850
ERNEST {. BOEHM.
Judge OF Probate
no hereby certify that I have
compared the foregoing con, Win
s s original record thereof and have
'""nu tnc same to be correct tran.
lpi OF such original record
i,,vn H. Edison, Deputy Probate
Dated March 25. 1859
rupllshcd In Detroit Tribune once
r"Vn week FOR three weeks successive.
No. M,.hin thirty days from the date
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Jesse Y. Williams. Atty.
1908 Broadway, Suite 2o$, pefroif 40
STATE OF MICHIGAN, IS.
County of Wayne
No. 4se,0e4

At a session OF the Probate Court
for said County OF wayne nciu ..
the Probate Court Room In the Guy
of Detroit, on the Twenty-fifth day
of March. In the year one thousand
nine hundred and fifty-nlne.
Present. Joseph A. Murphy, Judge
of Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
LUCY CLEVELAND, Deceased.
Jesse +. Williams. special ana gen
cral administrator Of said estate, nav
ing rendered to this Court ms com.
bined first and final account In said
matter and filed Herewith his petit
ton praying that he be allowed add
tional compensation for extraordin'
ary services rendered In the admins
tration OF said estate and that the
residue OF said estate be assigned 70
the person or persons entitieo
thereto:
II is ordered That the Thirteenth
day Of May, next AT ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon before Judge Thomas {.
Murphy, at said Court Room be APP
pointed for examining and allowing
said account and hearing said petit
ton.
And II Is further Ordered. That
copy OF this order be published once
i'm each week for three weeks conscc'
utively previous to said time OF hear
ing, In the Detroit Tribune, news.
paper printed and circulated In said
County Of Wayne.
Joseph A. Murphy,
Judge OF Probate.
do hereby certify that ! have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same 10 be a correct trans
cript of such original record.
Cecil A. Bernard,
Deputy Probate Register.
Dated March 25, 1853
A True Copy
"a - 4/l8j59
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FOR RENT
HOUSE FOR SALE

1904 FISCHER. Only $500 to
FILA loans. Payments cheaper
than rent & rooms, CAT heat.
excellent condition Owner.
ia. 1864 or IT,. 5.5l45.
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FOR SALE
GLASS BUSINESS

flouriShing glass. glazing and
mirror business with attractive
building In one OF the fastest
growing areas in United States.
Owner ready TO retire from
active business.
Box 392
CLEARWATER. FLORIDA
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Oakland Baptist Church News

Oakland Baptist Church News
The Women of Oakland Bap-
fist are looking forward to. and
making plans for their Annual
Womcn's Day SUNDAY May 3lst.
Mrs. Il Castor is general chair.
man; Mrs EarncSiine Amos. CO.
chrm Rev. William Wilson.
pastor Mrs. Eula Wiser, publ.
city chrm.
Last Sunday April 5th. Rev. G.
Il Baker pastor of Morning View
Baptist Church, was guest
preacher in the absence of the
pastor Of Oaklanad Baptist
Church. Rev w. Wilson. who
delivered the morning message at
New Liberty Baptist Church.
Rev. L. Alan Rundlcss, minister.
Sincere sympathy to Mrs. Car.
RE Boyd and son Robert, Jr. at
the death of her beloved nus.
band and father. respectively.
Mr. Robert Boyd died suddenly
Friday April Bird at his home
on Hendricks Street Funeral
Will be sunday, April l2,h. in
fNcrerccn Ala other bcrcaNcd
members of The family include
Henry Cornelius. and Willie c.
Boyd, brothers, Mrs. Viola
Zones. Willie VI Harris. Daisy
klns Lille Lonsnycr Irene
Finley and Ruby Matthews,
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1859
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Classified Ads
SITUATION WANTED

General cleaning, ironing Reli-
able woman. TO. 5-5582.
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Atty. AIon1o o. Pettltors
Iue American Title aIdr

CIR ~ ~ "HeTIesn lille BIdq.
n srnIE OF MICHIGAN, THE pm.
w WAvNSS COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
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PUNT RETURN LEADERS

LONGEST punt yards BY Rick cass Of Bears Los Angeles
STANDINGS
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Badger Wins Line Honors;
Mayo Named Back of Week

OF Southern Methodist, Tackle
Royce West Of Baylor, Guard
Pat Dye Of Georgia, End John
Seksinsky of Penn and End
Paul Mcguire Of The Citadel all
were recognized in the voting.
Mayo received back Of the
week" honors for his all-around
quarterbacking in the Air
Forces upset victory over UCLA.
He is a l70-pound junior and
will be matched against Armyls
Joe Caldwell Saturday in YAM
kee Stadium.
other nominations included:
Harvey White, Clemson; John
Talley, Northwestern; Richie
Lucas. Penn State: Bobby Ply,
Baylor; Ernie Davis, Syracuse;
Jim Walden, Wyoming; Darrell
Harper, Michigan; Howard
Dyer, Virginia Military; Hugh
Scott, Princeton; Caldwell,
Army; Charlie Flowers, Missis-
sippi; Jack Collins, Texas;
Clark Holden, Southern Cali
fornia; Gary Ballman, Michigan
State, and Dick Norman, STAN
ford.
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BY the Associated Press

Danny Lanphear, rugged
tackle for Wisconsin, is the
Associated Press "lineman OF
the week."
Lanphear joins Rich Mayo,
Air Force quarterback, in the
AP spotlight because Of his
tremendous performance that
helped Wisconsin beat Ohio
State, 1878. last Saturday. Mays
is the back Of the week."
Among other things, the g.
foot-3, 222-pound Lanphear
blocked a punt that led to a
safety, recovered a tumble that
stopped one Ohio State drive
and put the stopper on another
with a tumble recovery on the
Wisconsin 3-year line.
Crashing through on practi-
cally every play, Lanphear was
the big reason the Buckeyes
completed only 4 of 16 passes.
His Earring tackles put Fullback
Bob White out Of action in the
second quarter with a shoulder
separation and sidelined Half
back Bob Ferguson in the
fourth quarter.
Center Jim Andreotti of
Northwestern. Center E. j.
Holub Of Texas Tech, Center
Roy McKassen of Washington
University, Tackle Bob Lilly Of
Texas Christian, End Pat Neill
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
By FOREST EYAsHEVsKI
QUESTION

QUESTION
Today we consider the case
OF the spread formation, OF
what to do when the team
takes on for the suburbs.
With the score TO against
your Colgate team in the third
quarter Of the Holy Cross
game, you 90 into q spread
formation with players lined up
from sideline to sideline, and
only the left half and fullback
In a position to receive the ball.
Your left half is a highly re-
garded triple threaten, and
your fullback weights ais and
has good speed. The ball is on
your 81 midway between the
sidelines.
Rate these calls /, 2, 3 and 4:
Fullback into the line.
Left half around end.
DrOp-back pass by left half.
Left half on run-pass option.
tAnswer on Page F-4)
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Pistons to Renew
uIks With Dukes

DETROIT. Oct. 20 (AP).-
The Detroit Pistons have taken
Walter Dukes of the trading
list and will attempt to reach
a salary agreement with him.
General Manager Nick Ker-
bawy said offers for the 7-foot
center from other National
Basketball Association teams
were not good enough to
warrant a trade.
The move puts Dukes under
pressure to reach some kind
Of agreement with the Pistons,
His salary could be reduced IS
per cent from last year effec-
tive November If the old con-
tract is not renewed by then.
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BY GEORGE HUBER
star Stan Writer

Although college football
teams can't run in offensive
and defensive platoons any
more, Coach DO Sherman Of
George Washington is going to
platoon his quarterbacks in
Friday nights Griffith Stadium
game against Virginia Military.
Ed Hino. the Southern Con-
ference's leading passer. will
run the Colonials all the time
on offense. He'll be rested
when the other team has the
ball, with Bill Hardy. up to
now the reserve quarterback,
taking over as safety.
Sherman is allowed to do
this under the wild joker"
substitution clause which allows
one player to 60 in when the
clock is stopped without it
really counting as a substitu-
ton.
Pasche Is Ready
The CIV coach, trying to get
the Colonials out of their los
ing rut, is doing a lot more
player juggling than usual.
Chuck Packen. the No. 2 quar-
terback, now is halfback with
the second unit. Jerry Power,
who started the season at left
half on the first team. is re-
serve quarterback now. Bill
Pasche, who has had a long
list of minor injuries but who
appears whole at last, may re-
place Lou DeSimone as the No.
2 right halfback.
Other moves are being con-
templated and experimental
with in practice.
The Packen shift, Sherman
says, is so he'll get more run
ming yardage out of Chuck.
Hes a very good runner, and
should be the leading ground
gamer on the team by now"
the coach explained. I'VE ex-
pected to get a lot of yardage
out of him on the option play.
but we've hardly got an inch.
If he's not going to run from
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the quarterback position. wei
put him at left half. and watch
him co."
Coach Not Worried
The Hino-Hardy juggling or
offense and defense Is expected
to work very well. and Sher.
man isn't worried II the SUBJ
stitution can't be made for q
play or two after the ball
changes hands.
Some interesting things dc
happen when they juggle with
the wild joker" clause. Last
week for one series Of plays
against william a. Mary, Sher-
man somehow was caught with
Hardy at left half on the first
unit and Hino quarterbacking
"Bill hardly knew where to
put his feet as a left halfback, "
Sherman recalls. land Hino was
smart enough not to call any
plays with him carrying the
ball.
"But do you know. I looked
at the movies of that series,
and Hardy gave me the best
blocking I've had from the left
halfback position all year. It's
something I'll remember for
use later this year when I need
my best blocking combination.
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ConerIy Tops
NIL Passers;
'Goog' Second

Thirty eight-year-old Char
lie Conerly never has led the
National Football League in
passing in his IL years with the
New York Giants. But the gray,
pug-nosed veteran, who owns
one all-time league mark, is out
in front of his rivals with a
9.19 average gain for his 90
pass attempts as the current
campaign nears the halfway
mark.
Conerly, who completed SO
passes against Pittsburgh in
l948, his rookie year, to break
Davey O'Brien's one-game mark
Of 80, supplanted the Redskins
Ralph Guglielmi in the No. /
spot this week by netting 1879
yards against the Steelers. His
60.2 percentage of competitions
is second only to Bill Wade's
6l.8 for the Los Angeles Rams,
and his three intercepted throws
rank him third best in that
department.
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Aoron's Stors Slug
KilIebrew's Team

MONTERREY. Mexico, Oct.
20 (AP).-The Hank Aaron ALI
Stars defeated a nine headed
by Harmon Killebrew. 9-3. last
night in the first Of a series of
exhibition baseball games In
Mexico. The Aaron team col
lected IL hits. including four
homers.
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Brown Widens Lead

While Conerly took over the
passing lead, Cleveland's Jim
Brown increased his ball-carry-
ing advantage over Ollie Matson
of Los>Angeles and j. D. Smith
of San Francisco. Brown leads
with $50 yards. Matson, only "a
behind last week, moved into
second place with 497. Smith,
only 81 back a week ago,
dropped to third with AGO.
The Redskins Don Bosseler
moved up a notch to fifth place
with ISL yards. He also
matched Matson's average of
Sc yards a try to share No. l
ranking in that category.
The weekly statistical review
also indicates that if the Red
skins hope to stop the Eagles
Sunday they've got to stop
Norm Van Brocklin's passing,
the pass-catching of Tommy
Mcdonald, and be ready to flag
down Mcdonald and Art Powell
on punt returns.
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LEADING SCORERS
LEADING PUNTERS

Best performance geme-25 points by Bobby Joe
WASHINGTON September %.
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Scoring Race Tied

Mcdonald, who has scored
six touchdowns on the receiving
end of Van Brocklin's passes,
shares the scoring lead with
Tommy Davis of San Francisco
at AZ points. The Eagle speed
ster also scored on an 8l-yard
punt return. Powell scored on
a 58-yard punt return.
In other categories, Raymond
Berry climbed into the No. /
position in pass receiving
while Washington's Bill An
derson dropped to ninth. Don
Chandler Of the Giants was
tops in punting, with Sam
Baker Of the Redskins fourth.
Powell's 13.3-yard average
ranked him ahead of McDon-
aid as the leader in punt re-
turns, while Pittsburgh's John
Call, a refugee from the Bal
timore Colts, led in kickoff re-
turns. Milt Davis of the Colts
was still setting the pace in
interruptions.
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CIV Plans to Platoon
Quorterbocks Friday

the quarterback position. we'll
put him at left half. and watch
him CO."
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KICKOFF RETURN LEADERS

~, LONGEST Teturn-s1 yards by Tommy Mcdonald Of
STANDINGS computed on the basis of average return.
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LEADING PASS RECEIVERS


Raymond
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MEL STATISTICS
LEADING GROUND GAMERS
"'LEADING PASSERS


Of Los Ansees VS. Bears October 49, - = " " - "
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October
attempts
touchdowns Plum OF Cleveland washington october 25
STANDINGS based attempted
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HURRICANE
Texas Coast Cities
Loshed by Storm

Hurricane warnings were dis
played from Freeport to High
Island and gale warnings were
flying north Of High Island to
Port Arthur.
Minor but widesprea d
damage was reported at the
fishing and industrial center
of Freeport, 40 miles to the
southwest.
Galveston, where a hurricane
took 5000 lives in 1900, is pro-
tected by a sturdy system of
seaWallS.
AS much as Is inches of rain
was forecast in extreme South
east Texas and Southwest Lou
iSiana.
At Freeport the hurricane
snapped a 75-foot tower used
to fly storm warnings, knocked
out electric power, smashed
windows and sent hundreds
fleeing to shelter.
The weather station at the
Dow Chemical Co. at Freeport
clicked the winds as high as
SO miles an hour.
Police Chief Barney Priest
of Freeport assigned details to
prevent looting in the down.
town district where store win
dowS were smashed.
About 1000 residents fled
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TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

Il District and vicinity-Fair
end cooler tonight; low about
s66. Mostly sunny tomorrow
with pleasant temperatures.
s-Maryland-Partly cloudy and
Gooler tonight; low in the COS.
considerable sunshine and
moderately warm tomorrow.
!. Virginia-Scattered showers
And thundershoWerS in the ex-
IRENE south early tonight; low,
70 on the coast and in the Cos
elsewhere. Rather cloudy and
less humid with some sunshine
and moderate temperatures to-
morrow.
:. Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Northerly winds of
10-15 miles per hour tonight
and tomorrow. Fair weather.
Visibility 10 miles.
=. Resort Forecasts
a. Long Island and New Jersey
SMost sunny and pleasant to-
morrow; high 1880.
!. Ocean beaches-Party cloudy
snd cooler tomorrow; high,
R0-S5.
: Cape Hatteras area-Partly
cloudy tomorrow with a chance