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THE Low DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

Every place YOU look. o. stop
b. listen. somebody Is teliiEg hoN
20 IA everything So halfway
reckon something must stlll -
WFong And yuu knoW Ike ia
was Wtth kickapoo hnlmcni. aft
~ you ct home Ntth yuuT bottle
and rabbcd Il un. YOU sttli Rid
the same old palns-snd ths
medicine man had youf 2 bucka.
Too many sfuooth honbres
have been spUnging On ire hon
st folks Il b ttme tor an Old
lashloned Revival W. have lost
thu fsith-faith ~ the pFinciples
Of freedom eNpoundsd baCs there
IN i176 W. been listening g.
the upstairs Theory has taken
oycF-but Ne still have pains
II we chouSe a. make ths cuun-
Try over into onc more Ike ii
would be- II u Vas in Europc we
don't have Ear "a go W. are
skiddin on the brim One Au-
'hofIiy scheme after another is
shocking un un us-atth fuhtE
heels. And il b. not Just thc 9th
e. euN who ALL Ret hurt and
needs 90 stir himself Socialism.
when % comes. % slaps YOU doNn
whether you are big uf little. oI
bronze or white o. BLACK. 90 II
you 1--we o. Sylycsief Georgia. or
Paramount. Nebraska. or On the
rim Of ths Grand Canyon
Your Nth the iow down.
10 SIERRA
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street Il also would not moon
yenicnCe pedestrians during the
operation # carrying the panels
and equipment found that
after midnight would bc the
logical ume SINCE Duvsl street IS
almost completely deserted then
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hinges Therefore, ~ Noise was
made 90 disturb anyone.
had taken "a for granted that
no permit vas required bcCause
of lhe fact that ] inquired on
previous occasions and alsu the
former operatuf on the premises
placed has booth without . So
called building permit There
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ING involved
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night and When I arrived later
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JusiTt nts bgiuTt getting me rc-
qalfed business license. ! Mas
tod uf the action WhIch was
started against mc immediate
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ABOUT PHOTO GALLERY

EiHol To, CITIZEN
For the pest wr,k SINCE 10
sensatioral ness break concern
ing ms and ms Photo Gallery 90.
pearrd "a zoe Scpicmbsf 26th =
sac Yi ~, 49, West Citizen.
There have tc,u many stories
circulating among thr otssms
pgghaps IpU words from ms
will clarity the situation some
shat
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arrived .n k,s Wes 80 Jpen ms
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on THE Uss SAN DIEGO On
WEST COAST. Oct. s.--JaFneN }
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aniiaircraft cruiser. for exceiient
performances q duty during cru
cial periods before the surFeEfiex
II the japanese.
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eific Fleet In the middle at is31.
and took part IN almost ever
operation since that time. elm
axing her war role ~ entering
Tokyo Bav with American &C
eupation forces.
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The voyage ~ the steamship
savannah "a lBi7 f.ur ihe United
States % England marked che
iirst tire that mail had travelled
~ steam power instead of sails
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tat "a mHn aFN ai@ags mm@s
natufedF
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taxes shnm - hama - IS 80
elear thruaNh
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The best way TO insure buying power
= 90 pend YOUR money carefully.
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Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Carey.
former residents 0f Kew West
announced the birth 90 a dsugh
ter on ScrtsmheI - They now
RESIDE on Miami
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Encsf Mears spungc dealer i1
key Wesl and Tarpoa Spf nR,
arrived Yesterday fr1m Tsmpa
and ls visiting his snn-in Lara and
dfughtcr Mr. and Mr. Glenn &
PRISE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-05

Attorney Jack kuctIk Whu
had hvsn IN Kew W. VISITING
he pafert. 81 and NJ, g.
kIrrhik. returned 2. Ef, haus n
Miami Yesterday
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KEY WEST in
DAYS GONE BY


TIGERS TAKE FOURTH
GAME. 81 is the strcamef head
line ln The Citiren toisy atpsu'
the World ScfIgs games between
the Tiger, and me Cubs The
Tigers now iead game a. !
A mass meeting was held last
night m the county courthouse
90 discuss matters pertaining to
the construction Of thc proposed
Overseas Highway bridges.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin CAREY
former residents of Kew wesi
announced the blrth 90 a daugh-
ter on Scrtsnbef - They nos,
RESIDE IN Miami
Captain Eugene Dtmcritf and
crew left YESTERDAY fur Jackson
willie % bring back the ferry
Florida Kess. Nhich hss tseen
repaired ln that citv.
4 daughter Mas born this
morning o. ST. an Ms Ismac!
Caltla The newcomer was
named C1sseta I>ab,l
Encsf Mtars spunKc dealer i1
keY Net and Tarpoa Spf ma,
arrived Yesterday fr1m Tampa
and is visiting his son ~ Lara and
dsughtcr Mr. and Mr. Glenn 4
Pugc
Atiofnc, Jack kHcfIk wha
had hesn IN Kew W. vlsitlns
his parents " and NJ. q
kIrghik. returned 20 E., haus o.
Miami Yesterday
Tar Religion ui Taias - th,
tuplc DC ~. sermon tt5f tf, Ry,
jaime = Dss 1851 p.easn sun
das .teung r Oh, Fr1 Bapir'
Church
THat To-. C.fnH .N. 20 co.
eiife4 ps.sarsgh
Ta.s has n,Iih's 900 .r eoaf
nuf the s..pt % Ea gws.n.
and l..ul-rtd
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Tae Religion ui THiat - th,
topic af ~. sermon ft5f ~, Kg,
Jane = DN NIl p..asr sun
das .teulng r tHt Frl Bapfrt
Church
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4 daughter Was horn tins
morning g. NJ an Mrs lsmas!
Cahtla The nuN conner Was
named C1sseta I,abtl
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Captain Eugene Dymcritf and
crew left Yesterday fur Jackson
willie % bring nark the ferry
Florida Keys. WhiCh has netn
repaired ln that cts.
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POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Fer City Cosmmnaaas0m
JOHN CARnONEu. -
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A mass meeting was held last
night m the county courthouse
90 discuss matters pertaining 90
the construction of the proposed
Overseas Highway bridge
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TIGERS TAKE FOURTH
GAME. -. s the stfcamer head
line In The Citlyen tusiaS atssuf
,he World SerIcs games between
me Tigers and thc Cubs The
Tigers ruW iead 3 Eamgs a.
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For CITY Cosnmassaam
MYRTLAND cATEs
Evening star., 1945-11-12
Champion Packers About Done,
Lions, Rams Western PAGERS

teams given chance to further up
set the standings in an already crazy
title chase. Detroit came from be-
hind to beat the vastly improved
Chicago Bears, IS to %, while Cleve-
land handed Green Bay 20-7 beat
ing, the third in seven starts for the
champion Packers.
Meanwhile, Washington was scor-
ing % points in the last half to beat
the Boston Yanks, "a to 7. Phila-
delphia romped over New York,
1917, with II points in the second
quarter and IA in the final period.
Lions Come From Rear.
Detroit had to come from behind
to beat the Chicago Bears and stay
in a tie for first place with Cleve-
land. The Bears were ahead, alt,
in the third period, after scoring
twice in the second, but the Lions
stormed back twice in the final
quarter.
Philadelphia stayed in the run
ming for the Eastern division crown
when Steve Van Buren combined
his ball-carrying with the pass COM
bination of Roy Zimmerman to Jack
Ferrante for an easy victory.
In the only other game, Pitts
burgh dumped the Chicago Cardi-
mails. $50, in what was the biggest
upset in the league yesterday.
Evening star., 1945-11-12
Packed House Looms
For B. B.-Lawer Bout

Bee Bee Washington, Georgetown
Negro who ranks fifth among the
middleweights. will be out to break
his own record for box office draw
at Turner's Arena In tomorrow
nights 10-round scrap with Johnny
Lawer of Cleveland.
Washington hit the jackpot last
spring when his match with Johnny
Finazzo, built up to a redhot pitch,
drew over 5000. a record high for
the reconverted auto garage on w
street. Opening the indoor season.
Bee Bee drew s4,500 against Indian
Gomez, while last month his match
with Ray Rovelli, which almost went
in favor of Rovelli until Two Bees
turned on the heat in the last two
rounds, drew close to $4,000.
Both Washington and Lawer were
to conclude their training sessions
today. Bee Bee was to work at
the Apollo gym and Lawer, after
two weeks of conditioning at Still
mans gym in New York, was sched-
uled to wind up drills at Turner'S
Arena,
Evening star., 1945-11-12
BY JIMMY JORDAN,
Associated Press Sports Writer

CHICAGO, Nov. l2.-It will be at
least two weeks before the principals
In the National Football League in
tersectional title playoff can be de-
termined~and there isn't any surety
today, about which clubs will be
named then.
Green Bay, the defending cham
pion, is virtually out of any title
consideration. Cleveland and De-
troit are tied for the lead in the
Western section. Philadelphia, in
second place in the Eastern division,
still has chance to get into the
playoffs although trailing Washing
ton.
Cleveland and Detroit each has
won six games and lost one. The
two meet at Detroit q week from
Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. Wash
ington has won five and lost one,
while Philadelphia has won four and
lost two for second place in the
Eastern section. Those two meet at
Philadelphia November Is in game
that can throw the Eastern division
squabble into tie.
Detroit, Cleveland Still Lead.
Detroit and Cleveland stayed on
top of the Western division stand
ings yesterday by dumping over two
Evening star., 1945-11-12
Turkeys Links Prizes
AT Washington Club

Washington Golf and Country
Club members were completing to-
day three-day series Of blind
bogey, net and foursome Journeys,
with the latter event on tap.
Saturday winners included T. r.
INLAY, 80-l4-66, and DR.. Weldon
Price, 86-18-68, in the net class;
Dick Westwood at II and G. w. CAL
vert at IA In the blind bogey. with
special prizes going to w. Romer,
Marjorie Velancia and Reese Hair.
Yesterdays winners we're Russell
Aldred, 88-15-75; Geary Triplett,
97-18-79: Capt. Williams, 84-16-
68, and 1t. Charles Overend, 81-12
SO. High on 9, Bill Rea; high on
II, Josephine Gantley, and high on
IA. G. w. Mcmahon.
Twenty-Five foursomes were en-
tered in today's affair. Major prizes
are turkeys.
L. A. Woodward shot a 2-under-
par 10 to win the top award in a
turkey tourney at Prince Georges.
Tied for second were Miles Apple
berry, 87-18-69, and DR.. L. Lavine,
82-13-69.
Evening star., 1945-11-12
'bama' S Rule in South
Again Challenged by
Mississippi State
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Nov. 12.-Mississippi
State, dumped from the unbeaten,
united list a week ago by Tulane, is
back in the Southeastern Conference
race and postseason bowl picture.
The Maroons, after beating fav-
ored Louisiana State, 27-20, are re-
esta bhshed as a threat to Alabama's S
generally accepted supremacy.
Both Alabama and the Maroons
have fairly easy sailing from now
until they meet at Tuscaloosa on De-
cember /.
Alabama took last week of, but in
other conference games, Georgia
and Tennessee remained in the bowl
picture with victories over Florida
and Mississippi, respectively, by
identical scores, $40, Georgia Tech
made short work of Tulane, All.
Games this week include Louisiana
State at Georgia Tech, Louisiana
Normal at Mississippi State, Presby-
terian at Florida, Marquette at Ken
tuckey, Auburn and Georgia at Co.
lumbus, Ga; Alabama at Wander
bilt. and Clemson at Tulane. Ten
nessee and Mississippi are idle.
Evening star., 1945-11-12
Football Scores
IS the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Late Saturday Scores.
Nl.l NMl.ilsSsissippi State; ~: Louisiana State, 20
Villanova, Al; Boston College. O.
Corpus Christi Navy. IA; Jacksonville
whs;Yatton, he So; concordie River Forest
Central tPellss Iowa. College, 2s; West.
Florida A. and M. College. 54: Tuskeeee
Oak Ridge. 1s: Milligan, 8.
Kans.) Teachers, IL (tie).
Morris Brown, 35: Alabama State Teach.
slippesry Rock. 2; Fairmont State. o.
HasIsb Hlsh Ts!Esrn Pent co4lsss aSi S1lfoEd:
Sundays Scores.
1st Air Force, "a; Fort Worth AAF Sky.
st., Louis, Il; Fort Riley. 2.
sras, ms lss S. g. GgassnFs gosns rSana ann Marines
Eastern Flying Training Command. 20
Barksdale Field, o.
Little Greek Amphib. Base, z; Bainbrids
Air sAYsa Transport Command. Is; sd Al
PeTsonpsl 81 S Distribution Command. .; At
El Toro Marines, 20: San Diego Navy. Q
Nevada, A: San Diego State. g..
Pensacola NAT, rs; Guifport AAF, Z.
Fort Douglas-Fort Warren, Cancelled.
Evening star., 1945-11-12
Pinwomen Of Capital Sparkle
As Men Luq in Major Meets

Bob Miciotto was the first Capital
contestant in the money with a
third-place score of BIS, which
netted him s55. He fired ITS for
his fourth game. Ed Nash placed
fourth with 813 to win $45.
Lee Sein, an Oriole, was fifth with
S10. DR.. E. E. Hobbs, Silver Spring
was sixth, 1913, and Stewart Burger
of Takoma Park was seventh, 1872
Paul Volz Of Silver Spring, Johnny
Miller Of Baltimore and Lou Jenkins
Washington, tied for eighth place
with 778s. Bill Esser, with 77e
Jimmy Libertini with 773 and Clar-
ence Miller and George Young with
ITO each gave Baltimore the -four
final prizes. Jack Rabbits 160 was
high consolation game.
The leaders in the eighth annual
American Legion handicap spon.
sored by the Cissell-Saxon Post al
Silver Spring were Ralph E. Wurtz
l10-747; Johnny Stewart, 70-742
Ted Chaconas, 115-736: Ralph
Diehl, 115-719, and Inez Bryan
100-716.
The big benefit event drew 1s:
contestants. A complete list O.
winners will be announced later.
Evening star., 1945-11-12
Gu. Resuming Sports,
Calls Cagers, Boxers

Catholic University will sponsor
basket ball and boxing teams this
winter, marking the Cardinals re-
turn to intercollegiate sports after
an enforced absence Of three years.
Dorsey Griffith, acting director OF
athletics, has called the first court
session for Wednesday, while ring
candidates already have begun
training under the direction OF Joe
Bunsa and Jay Turner. one-time
Cardinal stars.
A basket ball coach will not be
appointed until Athletic Director
Eddie La Fond returns from Puerto
Rico, where he is engaged in work
for the Army Service Forces. How
ever, Bernie Lieb and Gene Au-
gusterfer are available and will
lend a hand temporarily. while
Johnny Long, most recent coach of
the Cards, and p J. Conway, former
mentor at West Catholic High,
PhNldelphia, also are reported be-
ing considered for the job.
Evening star., 1945-11-12
Redskins Add Goffney;
Micko Is Released

Jim Gaffney, former Tennessee
star, today was added to a Redskin
backfleld already burdened down
with top-fight talent. General
Manager Sid Carroll said the player
signed a two-year contract. At the
same time the club announced the
release of Halfback Mike Micka.
Gaffney, recently discharged from
the Army, played for the Maxwell
Field Maurauders this season ano
was a member of the Tennessee
eleven that defeated Tulsa, 17-7, in
the l943 Sugar Bowl game. A ma.
tive Of Cumberland, Md, he played
high school football with Tommy
Mont, former Maryland star.
Evening star., 1945-11-12
BY BEN McALWEE.

Otis Shepherd of Baltimore with
a siX-game score of 833 won the
fourth annual Tony Santini Open
yesterday at Convention Hall, but
while the Districts star pinmen
were Eeing humbled for the third
time in five major tournaments this
season, Washington women came to
the fore to uphold the Capitals
bowling prestige by again running
wild over Baltimore maple lanes.
Frances Wilson scored her second
successive triumph, annexing the
18th annual Women's Chesapeake
Open with a superlative seven-game
count of GOT.
With Ruth King, Bethesda Bowl
ing Center star, finishing second
with 893 and Jessie Sacrey, cap
tain Of Brookland's Recreation's
champion Ladies District League
team. third with 889, the invading
CAPITAL forces all but matched their
clean sweep of three Sundays ago in
the Women's Forest Park Open,
which Miss Wilson won with 1,2l6.
1t was a particularly sweet victory
In the Chesapeake for the sparkling
LAFAYETTE and Rich's Barber Shop
team captain. Two years ago she
fired 919, a new national women's
seven-game record, only to see her
great effort, minutes later, tossed
into the scrap heap when Juanita
(Skeets) johnson of Baltimore
came through with 920 after a SEN
sational last-box double-header
strike. Last year she finished in a
tie for second place with Lois Glad
ding, Brookland star, with 1888.
Winner Averages 1924.
With games of 119. 1873, lib, 141
1877, 1877 and lit, Miss Wilson av-
eraged 1894. Her prize was $100
Second place with worth $75 to Mrs
King and third place, $50 to Mrs
Sacrey. Madge Lewis, King Pin
pocketed $18 for an eighth-place
score of 848 and Mary Magnetic
Brown won $3.50 for consolation
game prize of $50.
Baltimoreans who gained the pay.
off were Gertrude Vitkowski, fourth
1888 ($40); Lillian Young. fifth, 85'
$3.50; Ann Shenback, sixth, IS:
(s25); Marilyn Mann, seventh. 84s
($20); Lola Shanahan, 10th, 83:
(s10); Elizabeth Barger, 11th, 82t
$50; Ruth Zentz, 18th, 81s ($s)
Myrtle Liphard, 18th, 817 ($8.50)
Ethel Dize, 817 (tied) ($850); Edn'
Brockwell, Richmond, was ninth
832 ($12).
Despite that Shepherd Tailed 83
to bag the $3.50 and the Woottol
Young Trophy with games of 14s
12o, lat, 130, 1874 and $50, it re
raained for an unheralded 18-year
cid Richmond, Va, bowler to stes
the show in the Santini event. Blu
for two roll-arounds that knocke
out the center pins in what woul
have been triangle spare breaks i
his final game of ITO, young Tnoma
G. Smith, jr., may have been tn
winner. He reeled of lis, Ill, IL!
l21 and 100 for his first five string
to finish second with 826. His frs
big tournament away from HON
netted him SIS.
Evening star., 1945-11-12
Chewing Grid PAGER;
Two 1erps Second
By the Associated Press.
RJCHMNNn va

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 12.-For
the second consecutive week vir-
ginia Military Institutes twinkle
toed backfield star, Lynn Chewing,
remains out in front among indi-
vidual scorers in the Southern Con-
ference with 54 points.
The 190-pound Richmond fresh
man line puncher and punter was
held scoreless Saturday, when the
Keydets took a $50 lacing from the
University Of Maryland, but his
count remains II points better than
any other scorer in the circuit
Maryland's two candidates for
scoring honors follow Chewing
Fullback Harry Bonk and Halfback
Bill Polling are tied with 43. Bonk
collected one six-pointer from the
Keydets and Poling's count re-
manned unchanged from the pre-
vious week. Both teams have played
seven games this season.