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The Arizona post., 1951-11-16
Organizations
JUNIOR AZA

JONlOR ALA
Two meetings were held recently for
the purpose of recognizing and re-
activating the group. Future activities
were discussed. Next meeting Nov. FL
at 1880 pm. at Leon ShapirO'S home,
1923 E. Mabel. All boys of junior high
school age are invited to join. Jack
LevkOwitZ is advisor.
RISHONA PIONEER WOMEN
At the Dec. meeting to be held at
AnShei Israel at 1880 pm. the theme
will be: Chanukah Analogous to ISraePS
Epstein, will be hostess in honor of
the marriage of her niece in Israel.
Pioneer Women invite all their friends
to help celebrate her "Simcha."
| TYMS
Joint affair with Mr.. and Mrs. Club
will be held Nov IS at the Temple and
will be limited to members only be-
cause a big turnout is expected. DR..
Nathan Muir, chairman and Mrs. John
Goodman, co-chairman, say evening S
theme will be ''FriendShip."
Outside social will be a bowling tour
nament for men and women at Old
Pueblo Bowling Lanes, Dec. L at
pm.
Response to the Blood Donor evening
netted AZ pints of blood for Red Cross
and was regarded as gratifying.
Group of seven couples have vOlun-
teered to serve at Veterans Hospital
every three months on game night.
They are: DIR. and Mrs. Nathan Muir,
Messrs. and Mines. Dave A. Bloom,
John Goodman, Edward Kleinerman,
Ferd KOhner, Milton LevkOwitZ, Paul
SchiII.
LILLIAN WALD BIG
Heralding the end of training class,
WaId MITS were indicted as full
fledged members last Thursday night at
a candle-light service. In the absence
of pres. Judy BaSSist, Carol Cohen con-
Quoted the ceremony. Speeches of well
come were made by the advisors, Mines.
Beatrice BaSsist, Louis Cohen, and Ruth
HOIlander, NIT mother.
New members are: Natalie Bell, JAG
kie Epstein, Anna Greenberg, Mathilda
HOchstetter, Carol Lee Kansky, Judy
KatZ, Regina Weiss. Rita Waltuck is
religious chairman; Ann Greenberg,
Mathilda HOchStetter, publication chair
man.
The Arizona post., 1951-11-16

Following the dinner E | m e r
Goldwyn suggested to Stanley
Hatcher that effort be made to
establish a Chair in Music in
memory of Joseph Brindis, who
was deeply interested in music.
Whereupon Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Bittker, Ell Dorado Lodge,
offered the facilities of the Lodge
for cocktails and dinner-dance
Nov. 81. Guests will be those
couples who take out BrandeiS
Associateship at $500.
Cost of a chair is $5,000.00 for
a year and so associate members
The Arizona post., 1951-11-16

are needed. While a contributor
is not obliged to make this an
annual contribution, it has been
found that approximately 85-90%
repe at annually, according to
Hatcher.
Purely a social evening, there
will be no speeches, no soliciting,
says Hatcher, to whom reserva-
tons may be made at phone
3-8381.
The Arizona post., 1951-11-16

Abram L. Sachar BrandeiS University capivated
his audience Santa Rita told of the
responsibility founding the school four
the speakers table shows Dr. SaChar standing
DR.. Abraham A Fraenkel internationally
mathematician, Hebrew u, Rabbi Marcus Breger Mrs.
Brandeis University National WOm
Committee, Stanley Hatcher cOcaman for the dinner
(Tunny Wong for Sam Levitz)
Evening star., 1951-12-02

for help while he held the two
until they could be delivered to
the Sixth precinct.
New Burglary Reported.
They arrived just in time to
hear a housebreaking report from
Mrs. Catherine Overstreet, whose
apartment at 1923 New Hampshire
avenue NV. had been robbed of
clothing. Mrs. Overstreet identi-
fed some of the articles found in
the Cadillac. police said.
Kelley was held on housebreak-
ing charges under $4,000 bond in
Municipal Court yesterday by
Judge Thomas Scalley, who set a
$1,000 bond against the prison.
er's wife. Marie, 80, on a similar
charge.
For two weeks police had been
hunting a burglar who operated
this way:
He always chose apartments,
and was partial to duplexes. He
operated at nightfall when lights
going on told him if anybody was
home. He jimmied open apart
ment doors with a tire iron,
opened rear window for quick
exit and put the chain on the door
before going to work.
Suspects Live in Luxury.
The burglar concentrated on
money, jewelry, silverware and
clothing. He picked different
neighborhoods in the Northwest
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Information Booth Workes Told
How to Make Friends for D. C..

TO the Serviceman on the
other side of the desk she is Wash
ington."
This counsel Is offered the Vol
unteer Information Service work
er by the Armed Services Hos
pitality Committee in it's latest
handbook for volunteer workers
Washington can be judged "a
snooty place" or one in which
"the folks are friendly" on the
basis of a visiting serviceman' s
experience at the information
desk, it warns.
In general, the Information
Service requires that volunteer
be a high school graduate. or
equivalent, and over the age OF
81, unless married.
She must have passed the hos
pitality committees military secu-
rity test. take a training course
and agree to observe the services
code of ethics.
"She will also have to agree to
keep to her scheduled hours no
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Honor Certificates
Go to 81 at virqiniu u.
speeiaI pispateh 10 Ibs sior
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va ]

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Dec
1.-Certificates of intermediate
Honors. signifiying continuous
Deans List standing during thei1
first two years at the University
OF Virginia, will be presented tc
"a students at 1880 pm. Tuesday
Bailey, Harrisonburg; Mary Harry
They include: Roller Bolton
Berliant. Alexandria; Dane Ruff
ner Boggs. Joseph Emory Cole
man, Robert Vincent Coleman, all
of Charlottesville: Benjamin Hen
ry Pubols, jr., Arlington: Robert
Vernon Schnabel, Washington,
D. c.; Colgate Whitehead Darder
III, Charlottesville: and Jacob
Haun. jr., Woodstock.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

for each job, and sometimes laid
of for a week or more at a time
| The Kelleys, police said, live
In sumptuously furnished, $l9.-
900 home in the 1900 block of First
street NV. with a $400 television
set and accessories to match.
Everything they've got, they've
got lot Of" said Pvt. Thanos.
Police said Kelley was the most
important capture in the house.
breaking line since the arrest of
Kenneth c. Won der Heide last
August.
Won der Heide was said to have
opened almost any spring lock
with a strip of celluloid. Some
200 housebreakings were attrib-
uted to him.
The second series of burglaries
began shortly after Won der Heide
went out of business here.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Police Hope 10 Solve
zoo BurgIaries After
Arrest Of 7 Suspects
By Chorles 6. Brooks

Police delved further today into
what they called the record
breaking activities of a burglar
suspect known as "the Jeep," who
drove 1947 Cadillac and lived in
"a $4,000 house.
A rookie policeman was credited
with one of the forces most i'm
portant" catches when he nabbed
Jesse Rudolph Kelley. 30. colored,
after a wild chase through the
Northwest section Friday night.
Police believe that up to 200
housebreaking cases will be solved
because Pvt. Teddy E. Thanos Of
No. precinct noticed a number of
packages in Kelley's Cadillac and
thought it was a bit early for
so much Christmas shopping.
Policeman OFF Duty.
Of duty at the time, Pvt.
Thanos had not forgotten he was
a member of a six-man team
charged with collaring nysteri-
Gus burglar whose depredations
followed an individual pattern.
The policeman pulled his car
alongside the package-laden sedan
as Kelley jumped into his auto
mobile and took off. The chase
started in the 1900 block of New
Hampshire avenue NV, sped
through heavy traffic. and wound
up at Fifth and Kennedy streets
NV, with Kelley facing the po-
|liceman's gun.
Mrs. Kelley. Pvt. Thanos said,
Immediately began throwing pack
ages from the sedan. The officer
gave passer-by a nickel to call
been in process since 1903. Now
the city has before it a rather
simple" method of reorganiza-
ton, he pointed out. since it. has
been found the District is among
the agencies the President is au-
thorized to reorganiZe.
Asked whether the reorganiZa-
tion would result in any savings
for the city, Mr.. Donohue said he
had been advised it would increase
the cost of Government initially,
but the ultimate hope would be
for savings through increased
efficiency.
He said also that a citizens
advisory council would advise the
commissioners on important ques-
tions Of basic policy.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
BorkIey to Visit MoniIo
PUbtlc WELFARE |

MANILA. Sunday, Dec. 2. (P)-
The United States Embassy said
today Vice President Barkley
would visit the Philippines on his
current tour of the Orient. While
the time Of his arrival was kept
secret. 1t was learned he would
be a guest of President Quirino
at luncheon Monday noon. Mr..
Barkley now is in Japan.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

matter what delightful laSt-min-
ute invitations she may have" J"
the booklet warns.
The millions of servicemen
who passed through Washington
in World War II found the VOL
unteers Of this service saved their
time, their dog tired feet and
their feelings by supplying quick,
accurate answers to all the ques-
tions these men could think of"
1t points out.
Uniformed personnel of the
United Nations forces created the
file used by the service by asking
questions. The date an
swers now are on hand for to-
days CT, the booklet goes on.
The booklet carries complete
instructions for the volunteers,
and the bylaws of the service.
1t was edited by Mrs. William M.
Calvin, executive secretary of the
hospitality committee, and pub
lished by Recreation Services.
Inc, operating agency for the
committee.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Typhoon Toll Put at 81

MANILA. Sunday, Dec. 2 (P).-
Eighty-two persons were killed in
the tropical typhoon that swept
through the Central Philippines
two weeks ago. the Philippines
Red Cross reported. 1t estimated
$4,000 homes and buildings were
destroyed, and $4,000 persons
were left homeless.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
|Ayilton Man, 80, Killed
By Auto Near Frostburq
By the Associotsd Press

FROSTBURG, Md, Dec. T.
George Brown, 80. of Avilton, Md.
was instantly killed today on
Route 40. seven miles west of here.
Maryland State police said Mr..
Brown was crossing the road to
obtain eggs from a chicken coop
belonging to his stepdaughter,
Mrs. Rella Emerson, when an auto
driven by George McGhee of Bal
timore struck him.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Coping for Nurses Aides

The first Red Cross Nurses Aid
"capping" at Alexandria Hospital
since 1912 will take place in the
institutions Carver Hall, at 8:15
pm. Tuesday. The presentation
will be made to 30.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06
Husbands Night
Program Set
For 4 tDEiiOrrOiu

A movie of high school foot
ball games will be shown during
Husbands Night" sponsored by
the welfare committee of the
Junior Woman's Club, tomorrow
at 3 pm. al the club house on
Duval street. The public is in-i
vited and the small admission
fee viii be used for making the
children Of an adopted family
happy for Christmas.
Cake and coffee win be served
after the movies.
Al the business meeting Of the
group held Tuesday night, Mrs.
Aren't Sjursen, president, called
the meeting TO ortlnr and was
pleased at the fine attendance.
Plans are being made for the
Queen of Queens" contest to be
held in Palm Beach at the old
Flagler Manse in January Mrs.
Fito Lastres VIII be the rep
resentative from Key West spon
sored by the club.
A report on Thanksgiving bas-
kets for needy families was made
and announcement that Mrs.
Winston Jones would present the
award for the art contest held
in November to the winner at
high school assembly.
Committees were chosen for a
tea dance Miss Virginia Whit
march and MRS. Aren't Siursen
will issue tile invitations. Mrs.
Daniel Luian is chairman of re-
freshments with Mrs. Winston
Jones, Mrs. Buck Sawyer and
Mrs. E. A. Stark assisting. Mrs.
Joseph Scadlock is in charge of
publicity
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06

~ BUICK Seadanette. Good tires,
motor, $500. Cash or terms.
Mems shoe skates, new, size 10,
So 406 Grinnell Street deco itx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06

~ THE CIHCUIT COURT of THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
GERRY.
Case N0. l2-t0Gp
RAYMOND JOHN CONATH.
Complainant,
VS.. DIVORCE ACTION
JULIA VERONICA CONATY,
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NOTICE no rmEDITORs


(1s33 Probate Act. Secs. lis, 1900
IN THE COURT or THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE COUNT
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate of
GEORGE MYR0H FOX. SR..
Deceased
To All Creditors and Per-
sons Having Claims or De-
mands Against Said Estate:
You and each of you are hereby
notified and required 10 present ans
claims and demands which you, or
either OF you, may have against the
estate of George Myron Fox, Sr.i
deceased, late of said County, 20
the County Judge Of Monroe Cour-
ty, Florida, at his office in the
court house Of said County at Key
West. Florida, within eight calen-
dar months from the time OF the
first ubtication of this notice. Each
claim or demand shah be in writ
ing, and shall state the place OF
residence and post office address OF
the claimant, and shall he sworn
to by the claimaHt his agent, or
hts attorney, and any such claim
or demand mot so filed shall be
GEORGE MYRoN FOX, JR.
Az administrators Of the Estate 81
George Myron Fox, Sr., deceased
nov22- 90 :dec6~13. 1851
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The
---~---~
WEATHERMAN
Says
Forecast

Key West and Vicinity: Fair and
continued mild today and Friday
except for the risk of widely scat
tered showers late tonight and
early Friday morning Light to
moderate southeasterly winds to-
day becoming moderate to fresh
southeasterly and southerly Fri
day.
Florida: Generally fair through
Friday except for few widely
scattered afternoon showers oc.
curing mostly over the north por.
ton. Continued mild.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits and the East Gulf. Mod
crate southeasterly and southerly
winds increasing to moderate to
fresh by Friday, Clear to partly
cloudy with o few very widely seat.
tered showers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06
Elks Charity Ball
This Saturday

The Elks Annual Charity Ball
viii be held at the Elks Club An
mex Saturday night from 3 o'clock
onward. il was announced today.
Reservations must be made be-
fore the dance by calling 1866, the
EIks Club.
Ladies must wear their formals
but men can wear what they wish
at the dance. Joe Torano's orr
chestra viii play. Door prizes and
other kinds of prizes viii be Civ
en- TO the winning couples.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06

MRS. NORA FRAZIER
sssessssssss""s

Word was received today OF
the death of Mrs. Nora Frazier IN
Honolulu, Hawaii on Thursday,
November 30. Burial will be in
Forrest Lawn Cemetery, Los An
geles, December II.
Mrs. Frazier is survived by her
husband, Harry Frazier. She was
employed at the U, S. Naval Sta
ton during her stay in Key West
while her husband was advertls-
ing manager of The Citizen.
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COMPLETELY overhauled Koe-
hler 500 watt ITO volt A.C. fully
automatic light plant, $50 Phone
774-J dec6-3tx
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40 And 3 To Meet

The regular monthly promenade
of Voiture Locale 728, 40 and s,
will be held Friday evening al
the Legion Home at pm. Chef
de Care A. M. Morgan stated to.
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06

When a U. S, government check
for seven and a half billion dol
lars was issued in l94S to balance
treasury books. il was believed to
be the largest check ever issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-06

1lefeHNaflt.
NOTICE or PUBLICATION
TO; JULIA VERONICA CONATY
500 Delafield Avenue
Staten Island, New York
you ARE HEREBY notified that
a Bill Of Complaint for Divorce has
been filed against you, and you are
hereby Required To serve Il copy
Of your Answer to the Bill OF COM
plant on the Complainant's Attor-
ney, and file ths original Answer
In the office or the Clerk of the
Circuit Court ON or before the goth
day of December, A. u, 1881, In de-
fault of which the Bin of Com
plant will be taken as confessed
against you.
This notice shalt be published for
four consecutive weeks in THE
KEY WEST CITIZEN.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Florida, this goth day of Mo-
vember, A. ID. 1851.
(Circuit Court
Seal) EARL n. ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Monroe County. Florida.
BY; Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS s. CARO-
Attorney at Law
5I5M nnval Street
Key West, Florida
noy22 90 dees a.lssl
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81 VAGAB0ND 80 #. Trailer. Show.
er, and toilet. Like new. Reason
able. Phone lS40-M. dec6,3t
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38-AutomobIles For Sale

1850 BUICK Special. Green sedan
cite. Radio and heater. Perfect
condition 646-A, United st.
dec4-3tx
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A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ON OUR
XMAS LAY-AWAY PLAN, SCH.
WYNN 4 RoADMASTER BI.
CYLES, TRICYCLES, WAGONS.
SCOOTERS AND OTHER Chill
DRENS WHEEL GOODS. WE
BUY. SELL, TRADE, REPAIR
AND RENT, PICK UP AND DE.
LIVER. PHONE 1880 OVERSEAS
CYCLE STORE, 1890 EATON ST.
nov29. l2t
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WOOL PRESSER wanted. We pay
Sc for shorts and Ice for long.
Steady position for expert and
sober only. Apply in person. Poin-
ciana Dry Cleaners. 2ls Simonton
ST. dee6-3t
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Defendant.
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
To: VALENTINO MORALES,
1874 East a0th ST,
New York. ~. York.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and You are re-
quired to serve a copy of your an
swer on attorney for the Complain.
ant and file the original thereof
with the Clerk of the Court on or
before December 2ist, 1851. other
wise Decree T'ro confesso will he
entered against YOU.
DATED at Key West, Monroe
County, Florida, this 2ist day ~
November. A. j.. 1851.
tCircuit Court
Sea) EARL n. ADAMS,
Clerk, Circuit Court.
BY. Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk
ENRIQUE ESQUINABDO, JR..
SOS Whitehead St.
Key West. Florida,
Attorney fer Complainant
nov22- 20 .decG- II. 1881
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
So Bicycles and Tricycles
tCanttnue8l
81

TWO Girls bicycles. One "a,
one 90. sl2 Olivia st. dec4.3t
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KITCHEN utility man. Apply in
person. Caribe Restaurant.
dec6.3t
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tCORtinuedp

TRUCK Drivers and men to work
in yard. Apply Lindsey Lumber
Co. $50 Truman ave. at z am.
dec4-3t
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3--Miscenaneous
tConffuoedR

UNDERWOOD standard typewrit-
er in perfect condition $40 An
kinds of books for 25c up Esther
& Bills Thrift Shop. TIC Duval st.
dec6-2t
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4s--Moving
NOTICE stNDER FteTSTsoUs
NAME sfATDTE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that thh undersigned. desiring 10
engage IN business under the fie-
tItIous Aame % sEsllzaheth McIvsr,
Eruisewear," Marathon. Fla, In
tend 80 register the said fictitious
name With the Clerk " the Circuit
Court 81 Monroe county. Florida
Dated December 8, 1851.
AMOS $. WOOD.
BILLIE NJ WOOD.
Sole owners,
dece 3 90 7.la5i
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Uruguay has no .blooded
Indians within its borders.
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ls--Public Notices

GOVERNMENT controls an
regulations are constantly
changing. Only your local news
paper publishes con- plete local APP.
plieatipn of these controls, Sub
scribe TO The Citizen today. Phone
81. Circulation Dept. for home
delivery
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT on THE
SIxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE sTATE OF FLORIDA
~ AND ron MONROE COUNTY,
IN ruANt'EnY.
Case M. I2-IasI
SANTIAGO MORALES,
Complainant,
vs. DIVORCE
VALENTINO MORALES.
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49 STUDEBAKER. Al condition.
New tires. Will finance, 81 ,07S. 90.
Nesbit. Milers Trailer Park. Stock
Island. dec5 SIX
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s-Fsmals asip Wanted

WOMEN who are qualified to earn
$45 to $65 per week. Must have
highschoOl education and be able
ID drive. Write Box W-560 e/o Citi-
zen. dec4-3t
Evening star., 1951-05-13

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-12
SondIot AN-Stdr Games Add
$500 to Stars Camp Fund

the club tried to do too much pro-
noting. The all-star games at
one time-the present-day sand
lotters on the South Ellipse and
the Old Timers on the West
Ellipse-are one game too many.
Actually, chief interest. judging
from the crowd, centered on the
Old Timers game. Men who
hadn't played ball in 20 years
showed up with uniforms fresh
out of mothballs; some didn't have
uniforms. But there was a great
turnout of former stars, and de-
spite advancing years, they did
themselves credit.
Ordinary rules were abandoned
For example, Lefty Mcintyre
pitched a couple of innings for
Rete Haley's All-Stars. left the
game, then returned a few in
nings later. Vic Gauzza, manager
of the opposing team, was in
complete agreement with the &C
ton.
There was a difference of opin-
ion on the score of the game, sc
by mutual agreement it was called
Ia TT tie.
Jack Castro, Heurich's hard
hitting outfielder, got three hits
in three times at bat, including
la double, to lead the batting
among the present-day All-Stars
However, Castro's. team. the In.
dustrial-East Ellipse League. man.
aged by Pepco Barry, bowed, 60
Ito the Departmental Anacostls
League. managed by Capt. Johr
Winters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-12
u. 5. 1rackmen Again Win
Easily Over French Team
BY the Associated Press

PARIS, July 12.-American track
and field stars. giving a demon
stration of what they hope to
accomplish in the Olympic games
next year at Helsinki. have scored
another one-sided victory here.
The touring Americans captured
eight of Is events in competition
with French athletes. They had
beaten the Frenchmen by almost
the same margin Sunday.
Jim Golliday, Northwestern Uni
Iversity freshman, won the 100
meter dash in 100 seconds, then
took the 200 meter sprint in 22.1.
Parry O'Brien. Santa Monica.
Calf, tossed the shot So feet Ill
inches. then got third in the discus
won by Dickie Doyle of Missoula,
Mont. with a heave of 1876 feet 4
inches.
Curtis Stone of Philadelphia
captured the 5000 meter run in
8 minutes 1862 seconds, George
Rhoden Of Jamaica won the 800
meters in 34.7 seconds and Dick
IAttlesey Of Bell, Calf. took the
100 meter hurdles in 14.8.