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DALLAS DEBUT OF ONE OF SENIOR PRO'S MIGHTIEST ELEVENS wH ICAGO BILLY WADE MIKE DITKA RONNIE BULL RICK CASARES VERSUS BEARS DALLAS COWBOYS Determined to rey 'in the NHi offensive league lead and fliruli upward in the Eastern Division. 1:30 Cotton Bowl i PRO FOOTBALL SPECTACULAR HI I I I I I i I I 4 I I I I 1 i i CHOICE i ICKETS ALL LOCATIONS RESERVED StXTiON $4.60 GENERAL ADMISSION 2 75 STUDENTS 1 Under 16) 1.00 COWBOYS OFFICE, MYNOlDS FINLAND STORES, 4 JAMIS WILSCTN STONIS, I location OOWNTOWN TICKET Elw FORT WOBTH, C.nrol lobo, It a i et acquainted offer no str attached! Establish your credit fr.T future money needs the easy Stop or apply by phcr.i rour money the same da, rt fr endly. completely money service at TEXAS CONSUMER FINANCE 1201 E. Irving Blvu. BE 3-5118 Young Concerned About Health Of Old Pro AN EASY BASKET.

Par Hare (center gets set to drop the ball through die waiting hands of a couple of his smaller niversiry of Dallas basketball teammates as ti Crusaders take time out from practice for a photo session. Waiting for the ball are Mike Murry (right) and Ron Ned row. Hare is a center for I 'D, while the small men dp the Crusaders from the outsi ie. Hie Crusaders open the season Saturday night at Edinburg against Pan American ollege. NEWS TEXAN The oldest member of the National Football League invades one of the newest member's home field for the first time Sunday and the young team is concerned over the health of its old pro.

Cotton Bowl hosts the Chicago Bears for the first time in a regular-season NFL game when the Cowboys take on George crew. Kickoff time is 1:35 p.m. Their Eastern Conference championship hopes dealt a blow in a 41-10 loss to the New York Gian's last week, the Cowboys also may have suffered even greater damage as the Giants pushed them uown to the .500 mark at four -wins, four losses and a tie. Eddie LeBaron, the ten- year veteran quarterback, suffered a calf-muscle in jury. Le E3aron was the leading passer going into the game, but slipped to second place when he was hurt on the third play of the game.

Team ioctors said they would know later in the week if he would be available for the Bears game. Lebanon's favorite target, Frank Clarke, also will be below peak efficiency after suffering a severe charley horse in the 38-10 victory over Washington two weeks ago. Clarke played part- time against the Giants and aggravated the injury. Buddy Humphrey, a quarterback who played sparingly last year, will be activated for the Bears game. Coach Tom Landry said that Don Meredith may again go the entire game, as he did after injury, but that Humphrey would be available to back him up.

The Quarterback shuttle worked by the Cowboys through the season naturally had to be abandoned when the Cowboys found themselves with only one quarterback early in the first period las' week. Fullbacks Amos Marsh and J. W. I.ockett and flankers Clarke and Donnie Davis provided the shuttle the rest of the way and Landry indicated a similar system would be employed this week. Nearly every business mar thinks he has to work verv, very hard.

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i point being North of point of intersection of Road with Nort- easterly line of tKe interchange which arpenter Road to state Hay. THENCE Fast feet to a point for cor- Hi Nor'1. 53 5 feet to a point forcomer; THEN IE Aost feet to a point for comer i.n the cast line of 'arpenter Road; LHP V. 'L 535 feet to the point of INVIN AS; me Request a Zone me 11 veiling to (Ld Industry' and Ware' on areas out of tfie Read Survey, Abstract 'he area being all ots 1 14 of the Veres A 1 'ion, save and except the North 200 which sently zoned zone (Light iustry 1 warehouses The afore-sa; area being bound- 1 on die North by onflans Road, on 'he West by Belt Line io ad, on the South by the p. Railroad, and on the Last by Priey oat ASL Request a change Zone (One 'amily dwelling Zone (Multiple Unit Dwellings on a tr tct of land out of die 1 Mon.gomery Survey, Abstract 889, 'he same being more fully described as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the Last line of OakwoodDrive 4 feet North of the Nort; line of Hurwitz Drive; rHENCE East 840 feet to a point for comer; nil North 233 feet to a point for comer; THENCE: Wesr 840 feet to a point for corner the least line of Oakwood Drive; THEN south 230 feet to INN IN A.

ivers Vice-Chairman of the oar 1 Id 7 Lie HEARINGS The dry Planning and Zoning of the City of Irving, Texas, 11 hold a public hearing it 8: 81 p. iy, ,1962, at 'he dty Hall to 1er the following case: VND The City Commission of Irvii I hold a public hearing at 2:00 1962, a called meeting a' the Hall to consider amending Zoning Ordinance 209, passed 2 9, 19'-, by changing the zoning for an area as reviewed by the dty Planning and Zoning 7omrrds- sg of Irv." ie cribed follows: Request a change from ne (one family dwelling to Zone (Light Industry nod 'warehouses on a tract of land out or the Harry Newton survey, Abstract the being more fully described as follows; LG INNING at a point the Northwesterly line Highway a distance of 1605.55 feet ast of 'he West line said i. Newton NJrv ey Al itract HEN South 49 11 m.Ln. West to a point; iLNCE South 60 dec. 4 5 min.

West 306.2” feet to 3 point; THENCE Soutt 53 min. West feet to a point; THENCE North leg. 52 min. West 21.24 to a point for comer; North 696. feet to a point for corner; THENCE West 681.3 feet to a point corner in the West line of said H.

d. Newton survey line; THENCE' North 1 leg. 1739 feet to a point for corner; THENCE East 1605.55 feet to a point for corner; THENCE South 1 leg. West 2052.3 feet the point of 1 LG INNING, Mars Gilliland (dry SHOP 9:30 AM TIL 9 PM MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 .30 AM TIL 7 PM SATURDAY OUR FAMOUS 'DONNIS OF LABEL AU AT ONE LOW SPECIAL CLOSEOUT PRICE! DYED-TO-MATCH SKIRTS AND SWEATERS HOLIDAY PASTELS Fantastic savings on better dyed-to-match coordinates. famous Penney quality.

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