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Evening star., 1952-04-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
DEL RAY

Two-bedroom. all brick: close to bus
and shopping; features a separate
din. rm., full bsmt. with outside en-
trance; attractive. fenced lot with
lovely shrubbery: immaculate condi-
tion. Priced right at S12. 800.
YES
III take it said the buyers of the
last homes sold by this office.
There. was reason. First they were
nice homes; secondly they were IN
were priced rights So is the story
Colonial in lovely Berkshire. Has
tull bsmt.. side porch, fenced rear
lawn, storm windows and doors
and priced right at S1S.950.
SHOW 1T, SELL 1T
To sell this delightful 4-bedrm., all
brick California multi-level type
Goisns to sboM 3 On rs Has oysf sft 1 rm lot
fl. dining alcove, -. equipped kit,
screened rear porch on 1st-floor
level; a half flight of steps up are
> bedrms. and bath: another half
Hight of steps UP are > additional
oedrms;; has bSmt.' gas radiant heat, heat
and Is in excellent community. Very
popular with Army, Navy ofhcers
Priced to sell at 1850.
MAKE A BEE LINE
To your telephone or to our office to
inspect this lovely 3-bedrm., 2-bath
brick Cape Cod in Overlee Knolls
In immac. condition, it offers a spa
cious liy. rm.. full din. rm, lge.
kit: with breakfast space, bedrm.
full bath and , porcheS on 1st floor:
. twin-siZe bedrmS. and full bath
on ond floor. Has a full bsmt. with
outside entrance, Oil &C. heat and
fenced rear lawn with pretty garden
spot. We challenge you to show us
nicer home for S23,5O0. Excellent
terms.
HILLWOOD
Read the following outstanding fea-
lures of this home: True center hall.
clinker brick construction, flagStone
front porch. 23-ft liv. rm. with
Colonial firepl. and mantel. lift
sun parlor, family-SiZe din. room
and lge. kit; on the 1st floor, 3 de-
lightful bedrms. and Q baths on
2nd floor; . paneled rooms on 3rd
floor. full bsmt. with maids rm
and bath; oil hot-water heat. built
in gar; l40-ft. corner lot. Sought
after community. Owner anxiou:
to sell. will listen to reasonable
offer. Asking S32 500.
CALL 8 TIL Q
Dominion Ins. & Realty Agcy
GIL. 633S, OK. 1919
Evening star., 1952-04-11

3 BEDRMS.-2 BATHS
Here, is one of the nicer homes In
Falls Church, 1st fir. has liv. rm
bedrm and full bath; all rooms are
extremely large; 2nd flr. has . enor-
nous bedrms and full bath: lot is
large also. There iss garage. You
should see this property
MANNAS REALTY co.
ZIG Wilson Blvd. Gil. PISA
Evening star., 1952-04-11
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
NEAR ALEXANDRIA

Open Sat. and Sun. l It'll 6
4 miles from Masonic Temple, 6 rm.
brick. and frame, on lovely land,
scaped p acre, . bedrms. and
bath on End H.; large storage area,
! bedrm. on lst H.; liv.. rm. with
firepl.; opening to side porch,
separate din. rm kit, with new gas
stove, and new II foot Philco
refgr.. utility rm. with new oil
INV. heating plant. House In ex-
cellent cond. New roof. Lovely
Handicapped grounds with fruit and
shade trees. Many dog woods and
Towering shrubs. Excellent garden
plot, with strawberry and asparagus
beds. Seeing this will surely con-
yyince YIN soS you Of the value offered at
Dir: over Shirley hwy. to Franconia
Clover Leaf. left on Franconia, 3
CHAUNCEY REALTY CORP.
AL. 2737, TIE. 4s2s: ewes. XII. s-7s59
Ill
Evening star., 1952-04-11

TWENTY-ONE ACRES nice wooded
land suitable for cheap houses
I6Ga.ing mfIes from on Pavsd s9sn on appFfT PF
FENBERGER & MOOREf INC. JO..
Evening star., 1952-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ANNANDALE-BY owNER-Three-
room brk. and frame house on -
acre; comb. lse. liv. rm. and din;
rm. with firepl., IA baths: full
bsmt. with firepl.; lge. lawn; fenced
BORT and sun srbor; 8 mi. to PEN
tagon; $22, 2,O0o-$o,000 down. IA.
AsRaIEINGroN's saEa BEST BUY - Four
year old brick home in . hishly con;
yenIient location; soop 6ed5oSmS SaGroorna ame
and tiled bath on 2nd floor: vacant.
for immed. possession. Asking S26.-
PHI PHILLIPS, nss' IA: S.Ssee: ewes. cali
ARREiNGTox-le1s eli H2TGxle1s N. Evsrsrsen St
feel eeeus rmi rms; att ssr' o:; Excel. neishSor-
hood, close to all conveniences:
$500 will handle, To reach out
ES Ta'qnEiGna HEEaRp Syd REAff9 fFsks do Sss' s.
ARLiNGrox sitr - owners transfer
makes available this excellent T.
bedrm. 3-bath home in Lorcom
lane vicinity; screened porch; ear;
nsnenv 9sers anaSsaPef HcP REAnTY Gi co A
ATRLfS&roN T;lfSS; "a FORE sftoaREisr, close in
Brick Colonial beautifully decorated,
lerge lot; .s2-ft. -long screened porch;
knotty pine recr. rm.. cedar closet;
garage. shrubbery. 207 n. Green
brier St, Arlington, Va, CH. 5s71.
COUNTRY CLUB MANOR - white
brick Colonial. 3 bedrms.. separate
din. rm.. Ia baths, auto. dish
washer and disposal; bsmt. with
recr. rm.. sSreened porch: lot
seflIG; se e. 3WTrR 3S n IA DisksIssSn ssIsS iS .tS
Evening star., 1952-04-11
GARDEN SPOT

| st showing for this dream white
masonry rambler. Blue trim; 5 lge.
rms. breeZeway: garage; 12-acre
down. assume lee I Gi loan loan
FINCHAM & CO.. UN. 1888. ii
ECONOMICAL HOUSE
So, 900 down. S71 90 per mo. pays all;
nice rms. gas heat. corner lot;
conv. shopping, transp. FINCHAM &
CO., UN. S3S3. ii
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HOUSES SALE-MD. Cont

HYATTSVILLE Hills bedrm. and
a.; full bsmt; oil h.-w H., 2s0.ft,
deep lot; large front porch; FHA
sspgpT approved nr Ny With easy terms; VA.
Spacious ii7. rm. with frepl.. equip,
kit, 4 bedrms,. full bsmt- Al loca-
tton, near all conv. real buy at
BOSWELL, INC, WA. 45oo. Open
LANDeoyRER HILLS AREA-Tvo-bed-
rm;; 6rk. rambler Bend BendiT; gas
S5S.5s mo. JOHN H. JohNsGN,
w. W. UNIV, NV PARK. s1s.soo. tz AttTac.
e-rm. brick: 4 rms. down; bed
rms: bath up fun 6sms; snd watkins .Sdn
:stTssstcaI,;p JOHN S1dS A. VENT: TN:
NEW BRICK FRA RAMBLER ready for
tile bath; firepl; built-in garage;
equipped kit; separate dinette; full
bright bsmt.; oil heat; situated on
level wooded lot 5Oxl so. An amaz-
$500 cash Hp Te9uired eV edsws1 Bs the ms sFst
WA 45nO. Open til : pm. Ill
BEAUTIFUL CHEVERLY LOCATION
Modem postwar brick. Il, lovely
rms. ll2 baths; attached brick ga
rage end screened side porch; Auto
matic heat and lge. fenced yard,
Immediate possession; vacant. Priced
for quick sale with $4,000 down.
Call Mr.. Walden, LA; 6-6666 or
FOR os SAFE II4s BY sYes owner ESEk 9 College Park
2-car garage. fenced yard, gas heat.
Priced to sell immediately.. Less
sss :sa1 PER sio MoS1a 81 Il pa{s sSs4 sSs4ytins @
$1,000 down: 2-bedTm. bunsalow;
Landover Hills Shopping Center and
bus; Cali WA 1900 till o pm.
new BR1IcK RAMBLER; 3 bedrms.,
equip. kitchen; full bsmt.; excep-
tional value at $l4fa5O; 81 and
f.9so SD6EE DeWNEvaeant GaHLs 5rm M brick,
only / year old. Conv. West Hyatts-
vile. location. Full bsmt.. concrete
porch, semidetached economy; bal,
afyrSf 81 PM nike RobERf Fs9H f' J. VA DAvis SSES
rWEN1Y-oNE ACRES nice td wooded
land suitable for cheap houses
f9Gnting tIo on paved s9ad Sq% ,Gn spprqx pIrr
TENBERGER & MooREI INC. 10.
2.BED5RM. BRICK. det.. near chev-
erly Theater; very low down pay
ment considered. After $40 pm.
Fri. and all day Sat. Phone uN.
HOUSES BY HUGHES. CT financed;
new Cape Cod. 5 full rms, most
unusual expansible attlc, tull bsmt;
r. HUGHES, AP. 400, WA. 5235.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Unusual pre-
war homes in premium West Hyatts-
vile neighborhood. 5 large rooms
and full basement. oil hot-water;
S12.450 with $500 down. VIM.
r. HUGHES. AP. 400, WA. 5235.
AoUSES BY HUGHES-Excellent 3
bedroom older-type home in lovely
Hyattsville Hills; modern equipped
kitchen. sparkling new plastic, tile
bath: eflcient oil hot-water heat;
big comfortable front porch: S1O.-
ESQ with 50 zoe down. WM: r.
HUGHES, AP 140O WA. 5235.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
TEMPLE HILLS

This delightful 3.bedroom brick home
h,iiIt with the best of materials and
Workmanship and features a large
iiying room with fireplace, guest
Hize dining room, beautiful kitchen.
full basement. combination alumls
many other extras; price $17,950.
iDSlE$WIjIk Z M. FREEMAN
aAA% Bra ave, Sc. 10. S-7700
Evening star., 1952-04-11
AVONDALE

n you are interested in this popular
area. be sure to see this lovely home
consisting of liv. rm.. din. rn.. med.
ern kit, bedrms. and bath on list
floor; lge. expansible attic: bsmt.
with gas heat comb storm windows
for entire house Priced to sell with
terms. Call Mr., Mcintosh. Elk. 24SO;
evenings. MI. 65f5.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors. 1113 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
.3-BEDROOM RAMBLER

NEAR ANDREWS FIELD
Located at Camp Springs, Md. Just
y block on Branch ave. is this a.
bedrnl. 16x14. nice din. rm. and
modern kit. and bath: large lot
loOxl45. fenced in. Priced for quick
sale at SlU.500, with Sl.5OO cash
payment. Call Mrs. Grant, CO.
PAUL P. STONE, REALTORI
1918 18th st. NV. MA. 1879.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
OPEN

5oO3 w ST. S.E.
. -bedrm. brick; liv. rm. with firepl.
expansible attic. full bsmt.. chain
Ink fence in back; 20 min. to
downtown. close to elementary
school: conv. to Andrews Field, Boil
approx. $4,000 cash. 10. 9-9345,
Evening star., 1952-04-11
OPEN
California RamblerS

OdllIOrI1ld RdmDlerS
Only ] block off Lee blvd Very
conv. to shopping center and Grade
school are these 3-bedrm ramblers
with full easements from only
Sl5,S50. All bedrms. are large: Ice
liv, rm., din. rm.. fully equipped
kitchen: telephone room; car port
Directions: Out Lee blvd approx q
miles past Seven Corners. right on
Woodlawn ave. at our sign.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. Gil. 27S4
Evening star., 1952-04-11
TARA

Georgian Colonial. built of pink Phila-
delphla brick and frame: slate roof
3 bedrooms. , full baths on md
FIR; 1st fir. liv. rm. with fireplace.
din. rm.. equip. kitchen. pine-pan-
PRICE, $29,5OO
CORNELIUS J. WEETMAN. FA. 29sS
Evening star., 1952-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN
DE LIKE RAMRT,ERS

DE LUXE RAMBLERS
You will be surprised to find the
many superior features when you
compare these homes with others in
the same price range. Special over
sized brick; overhanging roofs:
wooden windows which do not re-
uuire storm windows; l0-cu-ft GE
refgr.; puSh-button GE stove; GE
diShwasher: DISPOSAL: metal cab
inetS; disappearing stairway; clear
No. l red oak floors: guaranteed dry
bsmt.: u bath in bsmt; extra-l lge.
lot on winding street. Only couple
of blocks to bus and shopping
Adjacent to S45.0OO homes. all for
50? 300. Open !? to s. Directions:
Out Lee blvd. two blocks past Seven
Corners. turn left az our lee. sign
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. 27S4
Evening star., 1952-04-11
OI1EENS CHAPEL,

a.bedrm home near Queens Chapel
shoppine Center; built : yrs. ago;
1-bedrm.. very large, l5x22 IT: full
bsmt.; rec. rm. partly finished:
Anchor fence: storm windows: com
uiete Mansfield insulation; G1 ~
mortgage payable S64,25 mo-, only
BURCH REALTY co.
S5oS BALTIC. blvd. College Park. Md
no 4147 till & p.m.: after . m.
VA. 5641. UN. $50 - ID
Evening star., 1952-04-11
MARSHALL J. WAPLE Co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
AVONDALE

This Diet. 3-bedrm. brick with pine
paneled 1st-f1oor den is now being
offered at a price so low that 1t
should sell today. See and con-
vince yourself. For appt. and infor-
nation. call w. NJ. Dora, RE. $3.50;
ewes. UN zoos.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW
RY OWNER

Facing military transfer: excellent
cond less than. ! year old; large
and bath up. full bsmt.. outside en-
trance with rec. rm. and bedrm
finished in knotty pine and asphalt
tile floor; close by bus service;
schools and shopping centers: total
price SI3 800. 81 500 down. 2lO
69th st. tnear Seat Pleasant. 20.
S-JQo5 -13
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28
IS ThOrOughbreds
Perish In Blaze

LOUISVILLE. Ky, R-Approxi.
mately IS thoroughbred horses
burned to death Sunday night In
a fire that quickly engulfed a big
barn az Douglas Park. popular
training track in Louisville,
Most OF the barns at the one.
time race track were filled with
horses in training and others that
we're brought % Louisville for 10.
days opening Of the faIl race meet.
ing at Churchill Downs.
However. the fire was confined
10 one barn and officials said no
blg-name horses periShed A large
number ol those that died were
yearlingS getting ready for their
first racing campaign in 1883
Tom Young, track superintendent
ai Churchill Downs. which owns
Douglas Park. said the yearilngs
were worth around 5000 10 81 COO
each and that total damage wouid
be ahout SI50.00 The Sa-ssahle
barn. biggest on the los, Was val-
Hed at about SS5 900
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28
Sally League Meet
Hits Stalemate

MONTGOMERY, Ala. R-Sally
League officials, evenly deadlocked
in a heated dispute over new of
ficers, called it quits last night
with the promise to try again In
Jacksonville Nov. Ia.
Reports Seeping from the closed
session said representatives from
the eight teams we're unable to
break a "A stalemate over relec-
ton of Earl Blue, rounding out
his sixth term as league president.
They took an hour-long break
for politicking earlier, but threw
in the towel just before midnight
when neither side gave ground.
The Sally League Baseball
Writers Association didn't have as
much trouble naming Montgom-
ery's rightfielder Dick Greco as
the leagues most valuable player.
Meeting in conjunction with the
league officials, the Sportswriters
elected Columbia shortstop Johnny
Berdella the second most valuable.
Sports Editor Joe Livingston of
the Jacksonville Journal was
named association president.
The league officials managed to
polish off some business before the
election tied up the conference.
They agreed on q golden anniver-
sary all-Star game in Savannah
July 13. Chairman T. G. Reeves
of Columbus said basebalPs biggest
names will be invited to the Sally's
5Oth anniversary celebration.
A new schedule, IL games shorter
than last years, was adopted. This
calls for 20 home games and an
equal number on the road.
They voted to retain the post
season playoff, thus killing pro-
posal for the split season system
with q midsummer all-star con-
test.
Blue said there was no official
discussion on the possibility that
AL Israel, a Negro, may play with
the Savannah Indians.
Israel, leader of Harrisburg, Pa,
in the Interstate League last year,
gets a tryout with the Redskins
this spring.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28

those So-ealled breaks emerges the
victor just read any sports report
and see II a tumble. intercepted
pass. . blocked kick or a hsekfield
man being trapped in the end zone
did not win game and also in
several instances lead 10 an upset
All those happenings wlach l nen-
toned prior ars made By the op-
posing team. yet they are breaks.
All yea have 20 90 il cash in on
them, L Y0u cau.
Az ether item worah mentioning
is that Key West must face the
proeleua of rUnsing In past eoa.
test the Name can hardly be put
on any certain person. II has rot
been the kiekeFs faatk the center
or tine blocking hai Ia mars eases
cosahsmAtion az ass khree
Head CoSeh Ea Reeknan ssafed
that this week al least tWo prae
tAee seSSsoas wtll be devoted e.
pS1nsaax as well - kick -ctfs aa1
extra r0ssss. wAGeA IA TIE latter
case al rrvvs shS aaFEta q w5e.
segy.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28
BENCH
Views
JACK X. BURKE

With the loss to Seacrest in the
past. the CoaehS must now settle
down and prepare themselves. both
physically as well as mentally, for
Belle Glade next Friday night at
Wicker Stadium,
The many who travelled upstate
witness Coneh team which
fought like the team which faced
VerO Beach last year To the boys
of Sis squad, although trey lost
t3-T. Il was moral victory and
/ imagine that the So team tell
the same.
Seacrest was a IL point fayerite
prtor 10 game time and 4 twn
breaks. whieh al athletic contest
victories 6cpend On. had not been
against locals. srea the score
mlgas have been as shc Rench pre-
dictcd
Some fans vii argue that yoa
make y0sr oWn breaks. is true
IN certain respect. bar also the
etArr se2m aAke mistakes them.
selves Which sead to a viesnry fsnr
the oppaSigloz.
A team tAat tAkes advantage az
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28
Marines Mop-Up
In Korean Action
BY STAN CARTER

SEOUL R-U. S. Marines in
mop-up fighting restored their
lines on the Korean Western Front
today and reported destruction of
a complete Chinese Communist
regiment-about 5000 men.
On the Central Front. Allied
soldiers hurled back strong Chinese
assaults at half a dozen key points
and piled up the toll of Red dead.
Maj. Gen. Edwin Pollack, u. S.
1st Marine Division commander,
told correspondents:
Il think we have inflicted ter
rible losses on the enemy. In fact.
/ consider one Chinese regiment
destroyed.
I'VE are in complete control of
everything we pulled back FROM"
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28
Miamiiians Capture
Tennis Victories

ST. PETERSBURG R - The
Miami area monopolized titles for
older players in the Florida junior
tennis championships here over the
weekend. but St. Petersburg came
back strong in the younger brack-
cts.
Ed Rubinoff, Miami Beach, won
in the boys Is and under division:
Karol Fageros. Miami, girls Is
and under: and Mike Green. Mi
ami Beach, for boys Is and under.
The ST. Petersburg champions
are Pat Shaffer. girls Is and un-
der, her brother. Jimmy. boys IL
and under; and Ssndra Lewis.
girls l3 and under
Results Of championship doubles
matches:
Boys Is and under -RnhinoH and
David Harum. Coral Gables, de-
fested Moss and Roy Lang. Bellies.
60. 81. 50.
3AaSS 10 AsbN AAEttNA -~~s34AaN fatTEs
Miami Beach. and Miss Fsgeros
defeated Miss Stewart aud Mi.
dred Thornton. Rollins. rs, s-s.
Boys Is and under Bobby Macy,
Coral Gables. and David Huuzhton.
Hollywood. defeated Green and
ish SkogStad, Coral Gables, So,
g.
Girls IS and uadeF-E Evelyn SD
ner ard PAT While. Mana Beach.
defeated Miss ShaFFer and Lor.
rsiae Schealaer. n Pierce. s.I,
s-s. So
Boys IS and ansier--Shaffer ard
Rogue defeated nemi ZacA&r. Mi
ami Beagh. ard Neal Margas.
Tampa. 81 81.
Gsrks Is ard wnser~-San1ra Lev
IL. s., petrrsbarx. 4na San8Y war.
sAaw. Tanpa. defeated Carul Rat
isr west palG. BezrA xra
s2rbara Babsi1. CSxal Gaa&s4
81. I2is.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28
BAREFOOT BOY

Continued From Page Ouel
missing moeessins. Page said
that he had been playing cards
with friends and had started 10
walk Mrs. Ray knopp home.
While passing she ksfes home, he
saw the shoes under the window.
Mrs. kaies told him they did not
belong TO anyone in her family,
50 Page immediately brought the
shoes 10 the police.
In his cell, Cashin asked for the
return of his footwear. but Chief
Joseph Kemp said today that the
shoes were being held as exhibit
A evidence.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28

TO heal. Whether or not Cruz will
see further action in the season
is questionable at this time.
Cruz, who runs as hard as
any member of the Key West
baekfieId, might will have made
fhe difference in the Seaerest
battle.
Meanwhile, the Conchs are work
ing hard, with contact sessions
set for this afternoon and tomor-
row.
After the Seacrest loss, the
Conchs will be tougher than ever
70 beat.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28
SLIGHT DAMAGE

Continued from rage Onei
at rs miles per hour, crossed to
the right side of the truck, then
turned left to go into a service
station. The truck hit the left
fender OF the Chrysler causing SIS
damage. The truck driven by
Adams sustained SIS damage to
the right front fender,
Hargis was charged with reck.
less driving and causing an acci-
dent. Adams was charged with
reckless driving and having an ac.
cident.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28
K. ". BOY REJOrCEs
From PAGE Anal

Continued From Page One)
ing out to the high school to take
him back North with me-" she
told Mrs. Fleming.
Principal OF KTHS, E. o. Sch
weitzer told the mother that only
the person who had registered the
child in school could take him out
of school. That person is the boys
aunt who has been his foster
mother all these years, although
not by legal adoption procedure.
Mrs. Fleming then got in touch
with Circuit Court Judge Aquilino
Lopez, Jr. He told her to notify
the boys aunt that the mother was
here and wanted to claim him.
Il called on the aunt and told
her." Mrs. Fleming said 'sShe was
terribly upset"
.'I've had that child for eleven
years, said the aunt. !" His mother
told me to keep him when she was
unable to care for him."
The boy did not even recognize
his own mother when they met. He
knows no other mother than his
aunt whom he calls ''Mommy".
When the child was brought to the
Judges office last week, he wept
and Stormed:
'Oh don't take me away from
my Mommy! / want to see my dad
dyi"
The crying aunt and child pleaded
to remain together. Judge Lopez
told the mother.
"You can get your child back by
instituting habeas corpus proceed
ings."
The aunt Immediately consulted
with lawyer about the practica-
bility of such a suit. Mrs. Fleming
meanwhile acted as a peacemaker
and got the two sisters together
for dinner.
Over dinner. the long estranged
women came to temporary agree
ment. The mother will permit the
boy to stay with his aunt. Perhaps
he can visit the mother during the
summer vacations.
The aunt doesn't want to lose
him even that length of time. but
the mother has right to ask for
that concession, the authorities say.
The aunt has never gone through
legal adoption proceedings for the
child. She merely accepted him
when his mother asked her to care
for him. At the same time the
aunt took the boy, an Qrphanage
received three other children.
The mother remarked swo years
ago and was able to revnite her
family for the first time. She had
her three children released from
the orphanase. Much later she
decided TO take steps about fhe
fourth boy. She did not, however,
write her sister or make any In.
quiries about him before making
her sudden "trip TO Key West, &C.
ecrding 10 Mrs. Fleming.
Today the boy is back in school
happy that he can continue with
his friends Oh years standing, with
the teachers he likes and above
all with the aunt and uncle whom
ne calls "Mommy and daddy"
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28
Cruz Lost To Conehs For Friday Tilt

pair Of reserve baekfield men
who saw action for fhe first time
in fhe Seaerest tilt. The pair,
Norman Allen and Ray StiekneY.
showed we'll, particularly on de-
fense and are slated to see fur
ther action in fhe season.
Punting, kickoffs and extra points
work has been getting. the empha-
sis this week, as wen as passing
both on offenSe and defense. Block
ing has also come in for lot of
attention.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28

The Belle Glade club, is plenty
tough. They are said to be every
bit as good defensively as SeacreSt,
while they are rated just a step
below them in offense. But a 25-25
tie with a rugged Vero Beach club
two weeks ago would indicate that
they aren't any Slouches in the
ground gaining department.
They also captured 1910 win
over st. Mary's, whom the Conchs
licked 27-6, here.
Beekman has expressed plea
sure with the performance of
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28
.oduy's
Stock
Market

NEW YORK, R - The stock
market was slightly higher today
with the volume of business light.
The range of price changes went
from a point higher to fractions
lower.
Higher were Union Pacific, Sin.
clair Oil, United Air Lines, Ameri-
can Telephone, Bethlehem Steel.
Chrysler. and American Tobacco.
Lower were Southern Railway.
Deep Rock Oil, American Can.
Goodrich, and Schenley Industries.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28
ksvrRsE rwlsr FoR pIrcAERs

ReSgon lApl~-Tsso National Lea,
gae pitchers who last year wen %
games foand the pitching shees en-
the other Yoos this season. Warren
SPAIN ot the Braves and Murry
ntckSoa Of the Pirates hit the ~
game charmed circle In 1854 Thls
year. however. fate inggos e sntie
On the pair Dickson aropp<S -
games aud SPAIN iast ls Just
missing the reverse tnlSs b. onA
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28

Coach Ed Beckman, of the High
flying Key West High School foot
ball squad announced today that
shifty halfback John Cruz, whom
he had been counting on for the
Friday tilt with Belle Glade, will
not see action due to the failure
of his injured knee to respond to
treatment.
Cruz, who has missed the past
fwo coneh starts due TO peskY
strained Iigamenf, worked out
with fhe team yesterday after
noon, but il was obvious that the
knee is going to need more time