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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcons.I

1895 UNDERWOOD sT.-Lovely rm.
Rnrk; RgirTls; S%r g1Ed Christian home, na 80
NV; single .dbies; mio reas.; pSrehes. pSre ss.
roof; rec. rm., Tv; free park; daily
NEAR GEoRGETOWHSSA 1 w HosprTAi-
Single in pvt. home. innerspring
VI TmaattrSsSss; > nSS blk; transp; OR; OBI. 3ls
WAhDMAN Park VtCiNITY-sgle.
OF or dble,; nicely furn.; good transp.
1SG aUE ST. NV, THE Kennert"
Comfortable single room with run
ming water; mr.. shower; So week.
1921 I2th ST. Nw.-cIean single
rm., running water, maid Service.
81 wk.; also single. So. HU 1915.
1919 VERMONT AVE. N.w.-WaSlk.
ing dist. town. Front rm. for 2,
Nv . windows. run water. S11 wk. Sgle.
rms'' rum water. 81 to So. ME. ?204.
MEN ONLY-Large double rm.. twin
BEDS, next bath; also single rm.
2S16 l4th st. NV, AID. 225S. -3l
III G ST. N.W.;. 1909 p ST. NV
hse fo1 Sk iSe1ks'tiSS 99 q s9s7 s9sn rooms; some
ssss VEAzEY sT.~Hicely furn. rm.,
transp Wo. se06. ~ 81 I'N
TWO ROOMS ir well-kept pvt. home
Gentlemen preferred. $3.50 and
$40; 1922 Allison st. NV. ia.
WALK TowN-Lge.. attrac. rm.. 3
windows. adj. bath. elevator apt.
Call MI. 1860 or GE. 1878. 81
WEST MINISTER HOTEL, 1907 18th
st.-Sgle. and dble rms, running
water. TV: 50 to SIS wk. HO. 672O.
DBLE. AND SGLE. RMS. nicely furn.
NJ. all transp. Winola Rooms, 1905
Mass: ave. NV. Ma. 32I7. 81
able room for gentleman. Private
bath, cross ventilation: reference re-
FTRNfHsHED ROOM for young yn man,
$50; Fine LOCATION: 1904 Hobart
caE9Yi% CHASE Us rlSasen' b.. e.. "a blk. Coz Conn.
ave.-Master bedrm.. twin beds,
semipvt. bath. garage. EN-. 2746.
LOVER PARK-Master bedrm., twin
beds. pvt. bath: gentlemen only.
MT. GonF; PLEHsASHG;ro EtFHsnSG; Or 5115 j 5;,.,,n.
well furn.. twin bedrm.. 2 closets;
CHEVY CHASE SLEEPiNG ROOM
VIC. Conn. and Nebraska; gentle-
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD for mother and
daughter In pvt. home; child care
days week. Box 214-E. Star. 3Os
MEDICAL AND DENTAL STUDENTS,
-ooms in Georgetown, Glover PARK.
Burleith and Fox Hail Village. Cali
REGISTRARS Office, OR. 1000, between
am. and 4 pm. Mon. through Fri.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital beds. etc.,
fsDsal Hosp,rH1 and ssISEr scIss; nsE and %y gssS
q EQUIP. CO.. INC, 1923 L st. NV.
ME: 5000. Open "a hrs. 7-day VIZ.
CALLIOPE for parades, advertising,
carniXaIs: political gatherings. etc.
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HEATERS AND STOVES
NeT; used; gas. oil; coal, wood. elee.
HIDEAWAY BEDS
Lawsons. Regencys. Modern. Famous
brand. Factory closeout. Fully guar
anteed. Bought up entire mfgr. g
stock. Will sell at fraction of the
list price. First come. first served.
May be financed. STATE FURNI-
TURE CO., 1927 II ST.. ne, Ii.
6-9457. Open Sunday and Labor Day.
BEDS. (2). couch type.
new, never used; regularly. $50;
sac. $35. AID. 6537. 1745 Conn.
HoLIYwooD BED. dble. metal frame.
coil spring and mattress, S15; Hv.
room sofa, $50 or best offer. La.
KITCHEN KITCHEN CABINET. porcelain top,
white; ideal to use as table in small
anti; $45; like new; cost S6S 80.
KITCHEN SINK. eft. cabinet with
double drain board, Formica top;
cabinet for around window with
best ofter. 10. 5-340s. @s1
LAWN MOWERS. power: $2s: never
used, without engines. Rear 3333
Rhode Island ave. me-, sun. only
LIVING ROOM SET, 8 pcs; / drop
head Singer sewing machine. Reason
able. WA. 2758. .
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REEGR;; 9 g; Kelvinator. new:
REFGR:, 8 it., Coolerator. 1S mos.
REFGR., I t., sU gas. s'Ts; GOOD condition. MsL
$50: SH. 23O6. -3i
REFGk.. cleo, International: like
new; Gu. it.. 35-lb. freezing unit;
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT-Waiter
master food server, 8 gal. cap: 4
pot Slick coffee maker; pie case and
misc. equipment. Call JE. 2-9692.
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POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGGS

Sx16 POULTRY HOUSE and all
broodine. feeding, sother equipment
for 100 chicks and SO hens. House
easily moved in sections. All for
$50 or best offer. UN. 1868. 81"
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ROOMS FURNisHED-N.W.

WOOD
Finest cord wood Sdeliyered. S2o:; 80
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REFRIGERATOR
CLOSE-OUT

New 1852 Philco. GE, Westinghouse,
Admiral Crosley. Gibson and Hot
point refrigerators at greatly re-
duced prices. Save up to $40; all
fully guaranteed.
STANDARD TIRE 4 PATTERY co.
10th and H NE. Open Ewes. til 8.
LII S-0022
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Grand? Then get the best, Camp.
oells have Steinway. Kimball, Con-
oyer. Wurlitzer. Knabe and Others
al carry our full 5-yr. new piano
BELL Music Sa.' co.. 11es tesmsi q st. cAMP. SaV.
DI. S464. 40
PIANO. mahogany spinet. beautiful
nke-new condition; with special
matching bench. $3.50. RA. 2s31
PIANO-Knabe Mignonette, a pleas.
ot the Metropoiitaafn af '9 oprea owa. cnoaee pfaes
tically new. outstanding value; S7gS
KITS, 1880 G st. NV. 30
fiANOS--1nvestigate our rental pur.
chase plan. new famous make pianos
1or oniy 81 per mo. KITS. 1880
PiASoIEate model, full keyboard HsS
spinet; excel. cond.: 500. amons
many an great values at KITS. 1880
PiASoGHHere is the best value sS yo,
Saard Saa npS; Sesui;,u1 61randtnsw. igll key
6ransen piano, only $595. This is a
factory summer special. Definitely
q limited no. of these pianos viii :
available. Suggest you act now.
Conv, terms. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO; I10s G st. NV. DI. S464. 40
PiANO, parlor grand. Krauker: excel.
cond,: S415. Phone Vienna 22S-W.
PIANOS. Consoles and Spinets re-
duced for this mo. only. These are
all flr. samples and pianos ret. from
rent. This is an opportunity to get
q real good piano at a very rea-
arranged. Ask about our rental
purchase plan. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO. 110S g st. NV. DI. S464.-3O
PIANO-BaldEin. Acrosonic, spinet
and console models. Designed, built
and guaranteed by Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Ful:Blow action. Wide varitey case.
0fsssas ExeIUsISE sns xSFdf AZ Huoo woncH
92E G ST NV
ESfahliShan aH0
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HEREFORD BULLS, REG.
14-1a mos. old: these are beautiful
snimals 5.IassH pgre Doms pomin2 breeding; os: y
Haymarket A-2300.
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BRICK. USED
BRICKS

E-million good hard clean brick. II.
3-2602; eve. Ii. 6-S727. 500
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DACHSHUND PUPPIES
Red; Axe reg; whelped July 2. Cal
SH. 1919. 80
GIVE Always
Witching "Tiger" Kitten Twins
Bobby SoX, No Toilet Sins
Wisconsin 1896
31s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MEAT CASE, 5 IT,. excel. prac. new
cSnd:: cs,ne:::. almost 9 new: latest style: 2
grinder. one MGR itemizer. 4200
MTfME66GRAfR Sj DGPLicAroR. Mag.
ra. model K-2, motor driven, May
be inspected daily am. to 4:3l
pm. at COUNTY FAIR BAKERY.
MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE; automatic
mortorized. model %; good cond. ;,
reasonable; Tu; 2735. NO. 497S.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT-An types OF
ONCE equipment avail: very reas.
PRICED. Call Ii. 4-2424 for infor-
Oil BURNER in tank, excellent con-
dition; good buy. Call RA. l4S7. -5
ORGAN, used Estey reed organ. Mo-
tor operated; 2 manuals and pedals;
excellent condition; attractive oak
case; ideal instrument for small
church. or chapel and as practice
organ for student. Attractively priced
925 g st. NV. MA. l52q
Established 1879
ORGAN--Baldwin and Minshall- Estey
electronic organs. Models for church.
chapel nome and student use. Sole
agent.
HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV.
Established 1879
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$3.50 WEEK AND UP :
Lge. dble. rms. with maid service;
twin Hollywood beds: 2 blks, to
Maynower. walking distance down.
town. 1226 nth st. NV Il
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ICoLORED - NICE QUIET GIRL -
with another nice girl. AID. 1867,
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. ,l2R-inch Consoles. .S24.50 Down
AL screen sizes. table models, ana
consoles. many with new pict. tubes.
the finest recond sets in Wash.
BLAIR TV, 1922 Wis. ave. Open
evenings TIL O
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HAAho2. ANAs GN,L.-bnIky AIUUb
ssdrn ssit o. ny T. ,.s En AZ s; Il D 9Ss,. bsh iS
Govt. girl; adults. FR. SoSs. 81
SILVER SPRING-4-rm. apt; pvt,
o,s sspeS; ss:, nice; o local teachers pref; !;
G9aTTsTiLssEo ~ acHf8f sioo Lo conp.tey sSasS f1To
nished new Arm. apt. upon ROGERS
Heights; pvt. driveway; lawn. trees:
al utils,; $3.50 mo. WA. sl71.. u
60S ST. N.W.--Four rms. and bath,
fqEa. Est. a aps. %. pf pApPlg Pa to pm. go
s.E-BOLLiNG FIELD. 1st-n. du-
plex; bedrms., liv. rm., etc; chill
dren accepted. Ma. 1853. 80
1889 EYE ST.-One bedrm.. Mv. rm.,
kit; and pvt: bath; everything furn.:
BEATTiFUi new eiev. bldg. Se located
downtn. Spacious eficiency with
lovely new furniture. S99.50; one
bedroom. $125. AD. 141s or HO.
g26a Tor information:
Esflc NV. ara; ssg7 b apt b. Olsg ssi4 l44s N
1866 LEE hwy. ARLfNGToN, VA
Bachelor apt. for mature gentleman,
who seeks quiet country atmosphere:
lily. rm;, kit. bedrm. and bath; h.w.,
min MI uts to doMntoSn and hsat ss cH fntr ss 20
wooDEi6GE S.E.-fTWc; Eve; Gmi rms. 'SPi. Kit.
and bath; PVT. sntr;: $50 mo. incl.
APT f!ltles T. Ar fSs faSs nfzHsS9 MzTSaRsbs Is ST.
ATTRAGo. S AoS,PS N.R ef 4aRM. HH d. AfTTvo if7eo. d
bedrms., Ivy. rm., kit, pvt. bath; all
Itils; suitable for 4. HUI. 1850. -5
m APARTMENT, settled couple or one
lady: bedroom. living, kitchen. porch;
ederg ady peons share s.Ia hath yth
s&xLL Ez ESSidi S6kNisHED ssali APT. for one l or
two single gentlemen; no drinking.
Esnt, So5, utilities and cleaning In
SSi sipcsa end sf. ST. skmsssement s-n 81; nm apt. I
no children. TR. 1856. ~
TAKOMA PARK, for man of quiet
habits. empl. or graduate. student.
Bedrm. and separate study, share
Avail Sept. i5. Box 227-D. Star.
End FLOOR, well vent, plain, com.
Portable; unlimited phone. Men.
Near transportation. cH. sli6.
BASEMENT APT. / rm. kit. and
or 2. $50 mo. each. RIA. 7451.
STUDIO RIM, kit. bath; newly dec;
man pref. non-drinker 1888 Mad
+, ,sa ,son tt,FTGx St niGi eE. sE esp. 81
ige. kit; SIS mo. Also avail. SIS
APARTMENT. s rooms
and bath. $40 plus utilities. Open
evenings after Labor Day. 1891
I4th g, NV: De. 3410: --l2
family. Newly decor. Suit. for
or . adults. Reas. TR. 53OS. 81
CHEVY CHASE. MD bedrms.. hv,,
din. and kit: 5 closets, 3 exp6s.; all
utils; $50. WI. 5007. II
fContinued On Next Paso.l
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III basement reasonable dE' AZ. s1e7o
57I7 COLORADO AvE.-Attrac' from,
twin bedrm.. next to bath shower
phone and laundry privils. Ia. 5799
1914 DELAFIELD PL. N.W-Nicel,
furnished. pvt. home; convenient
transp.; Gentleman; $3.50 wk. RIA
5SS ..Ist ST. N.w-Dble. and sele
bedrms.. with hot and cold runnini
water; " blk. from busline. l blk
from streetcar line. EX. 91SO. Il
1?33 EYE ST. NV, near doctors
hospital; clean sgle. .m.. next bath
m sieT EoyETT sfEyise NfieHsoRHoop, IL Hss5 ssle
rm. for gentlemsn; pvt; bath; phone;
WiNOEA ROOMS. 1906 Mass. ave.
NV; Ink, dble. and sgle. rms,
nicely furn.; nr. all transp. Ma.
1895 X ST. NV, very lse. front
sgle. room for young man only, S35
per month. ME. 1879. 81
3832 MCKINLEY ST. N.W.-Single
rm., nicely furn., across from bath
Pvt; tel. S35. Empl. gentleman. OR.
1897 EYE ST.; single and double rms,
Mrs. cSSPPPs. RE. RE- sosi. !" 'oulss wn
1447 Mass. AVE. NV, dble. bedrm.
running water. SO wk.. NO drinkers
1916; S; MSsAfDSiisoN ST. N.w.-Lse. rm
for gentleman or lady, and q garage
for his or her car. Home privils. GE
1850 GIRARD ST. NV, -The PAIN Palmer
House attrac. sgle., nr
bath; conv. transp.; $3.50 wk. ID
1885 N. II. AVE. NV, "The Pana.
manian"-1st-fi, front single room
near bath; clean, cool, reas. --3
DUPONT CIRCLE-1723 10Th; large
single, nicely furnished; semipvt.
bath; scrnd. porch; $35. MI. 1917.
1874 MASS. AVE. N.w.-waiEins
dist. business district: attrac. sgle
rm.; only $3.50 week. II
1908 N. H. AVE. NV, near Dupont
Ctrcle-Very clean. neat, single
room near bath; So so weekly. Il
1880 18th ST. N.W.-Two comfort
able single rms. in former legation
bldg; avail. to permanently empl
ladies; gentils family: $40 and $25
WILSON HOUSE, 1922 18th st.-Ex.
Gel, rms. S35-$4O; SENT and pvt
baths. S70-$S0; refgr. avail. MI
ADAMS DAMS MILL RD.. opposite Rocl
Greek Park-Double room with den
attractiveiy- furnished, share bath
unlimited phone; ideal uptown loca.
ton: 2 busltnes. no. 91s2. $50
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D BULLS. REG.

DONKEY. 5 yrs. old. very gentle
can ride or drive: price $50
Hillside 5000 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-08

put over to them through their ex-
periences, then there is no question
that they viii 60 a long way this
season. But, if some of them get
the idea like one or two did last
season, well, you that witnessed
what happen know the answer.
Win Jones, Athletic Director stat
ed today that there are few sea-
SON tickets left and those who wish
to buy them may do so at Paul
Sher's jewelers. or at the Thigh
School Athletic office for $3.50.
First come, first served. !.
Ieth HOLE
Some 80 players have signed up
for the Four Ball Handicap tourna-
ment this coming Sunday at the
Key West Golf Course. Starting
times and pairing win be published
in Saturdays edition and all par
Elephants are asked to be at the
First Tee the proper time. Those
who fail to make an appearance
may be eliminated from the match.
So please be on time 80 that your
foursome may start on time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-08
Banner Tennis
Season Seen
AT XIV High
By VITA BARRoso

Tennis Is off to a good start this
year with Miss Tobin as head coach
for the Key West High School Ten
mis- Team. Miss Topin is the Senior
High Girls Phys. Ed. teacher and
II is her first year at this school.
There are many new prospects
this year who are starting to get
into practice. Among the girls are
Peggy Jordan, Norman Marchado.
Ray Wrinkle, Katherine Boar, Carol
Dalton and Joan Knowles.
Many places were left vacant hy
last years graduates. June Yates,
one Of our strongest players LEFT
one Of the top spots to anyone good
enough to fiji II. We aren't sure II
Dianna Fernandez will be back TO
fill her No. l position on the team
or not. The Cruz Boys. Don and
John. will probably stick TO football
and will leave two steps open Tor
upcoming stars.
There are quite q few veterans
left on the team waiting 10 take up
where they left off last year. Some
az these are Dolores Villate, Lynn
Sellers, Peter knight, Leo Carey,
Frank Roberts and Tony Dopp.
We expect 10 hear a lot from
these teams next year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-08
Alabama Has
Breather Sat.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. R-Alabama
takes q breather Saturday against
Virginia Polytechnic. And though
'Bama Coach Red Drew says he's
taking them game by game, there's
no question he'll be looking ahead
to a meeting with old rival Ten
nessee a week hence.
Drew's Tide Is q prohibitive IA
yorits against the v. P. l. Gobblers
who are coached by one time
'Bama Back Frank Moseley. The
estimators say the Tide has an
edge of between "a and IS points.
Up. I. was doing ell right this
season until it ran into Virginia
last weekend. The Gobblers
whipped Marshall. Davidson and
The Citadel In their first three
games. Then came Virginia and q
40 shellacking.
Alabama defeated Mississippi
Southern, 20-6; Louisiana State, 81
20, and Miami, 2l-7.
The Miami game provided . big
boost in 'Bama fortunes in that II
demonstrated that the Tide finally
Il developing Q defense, something
largely lacking last season. In the
second half, the Alabama detenses
held Miami to two first downs and
only - yards,
The Tide won a ranking Of 18th
ID the nation after that pertor-
nance. .
Billy Ship, a 25O-pound tackle,
Il the only major cripple at the
moment. He has been out two
weeks with a bad knee and isn't
expected 10 see action this week.
end either.
The Tide Is loaded with fine
hacks. Few clubs in the country
would find a hard-running back
such as corky Tharp the No. : man
Al his position, right half. But No.
he d because No. is Bobby
NARROW, one Of the top power run
ners in the South.
MARROW has picked up zss yards
on al carries this season. Tharr
| has ! net Of III On only = plays,
The key man Is ouaFteEbaeE
Clell Hobson, who works ne 4
| and handles most Of the passing
| There's also Bobby Luna, hard
driving sophomore left half. and
! roupls AZ fine taIlbaeks, Tommy
! Lewis aad Bob Conway.
The teams have met twice heforer
htss bogh games were % years SEQ
Alabama defeated v. J. ]. So Y
losz and TO the following aysAF.
4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-08
BULLETIN

MIAMI M-This advisory on the
Atlantic storm was issued by the
San Juan Weather Bureau:
The tropical storm discovered
yesterday ia the Atlantic east Of
the Lesser Antilles has drifted
slowly northward and increased
to hurricane intensity. At 2 pm.
lAtlantic Timel it was centered
at approximately Latitude i7.9
north, Longitude sos west or about
800 miles east of st. Barthelmy,
B. w. /.
Highest winds are about 100
miles per hour near the center
and gales esxtend outward 100
miles TO the north and east and
so miles to the south and west.
Lowest pressure IN the center was
2e.59 inches.
The hurricane is expected to con-
tirue drifting slowly northward
during the next few hours with lit
tie change in intensity. shipping
should exercise caution.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-08
BENCH
VIEWS
WHO SHALL pLAya

Using the Lake Worth offensive
plays, the reserves Of Key West
High School gave the varsity eleven
a work out last night at their prac-
flee field near the Annex. In the
Lake Worth eleven. the conchs will
face one of the best split-T teams
in the Big Ten conference. With
John Cruz and Tommy West on the
improbable list, Coach Ed Beck
man is faced with the task Of who
is to play in their positions.
Cruz's ankle does not seem to
respond to treatment and 1t IS be-
lieved that Tommy West has a
bruise instead of charley.horse
as was first diagnosed. Just like
all other things in this sport, time
and time alone will have the answ-
er.
Many inquiries have been receiv-
ed by the Bench on what his opin-
ion was on the first two games that
the locals have played. From my
spot, the boys if they are able to
grasp the knowledge that coach's
Beckman and Davis are trying to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-08
Georgia Tech Will Field Young
Backfield For Tulane Battle

ATLANTA H - "The Rambling
Rockies" Georgia Techs backfield
which is expected to do much Of
the work for the unbeaten Engi-
neers the remainder of the season,
are a fast moving unit and a
salute to youth.
The backfield, which meets Tu-
lane here Saturday, is made up
of Leon Hardeman, junior left half;
Larry Ruffin, sophomore fullback:
Bill Teas, sophomore right half.
and Bill Brigham, sophomore
quarter.
That crew, averaging less than
20 years of age per lad, is re-
sponsible to 4 large degree for
Techs unbeaten, united record in
three games. It probably Is the
youngest and sharpest In the top
bracket of football, says Ed DAN
forth, sports editor Of The Atlanta
Journal, in his column IAN Ear
70 the Ground"
Even when you add junior Full
back Glenn Turner in place OF
Teas, you still have crew Of kids.
Turner injured his back during
the victory over S. NJ. u. last week.
Tech rates q two touchdown pick
over Tulane and here are six big
reasons:
/. Ruffin, 10, has carried n times
for 1877 yards--6.S per run.
2. Teas, 20, has carried 81 times
for 167--5.4 per run.
8. Turner, 20, has carried 20
times for 114--5.1 per ruan.
Z. Hardeman, 20, has carried 81
times for 312 yards--6.1 per crack.
s. Brigham, 20, has completed
81 Of 90 passes for I'll yards and
two touchdowns.
6. Brigham operates his team
with great speed.
Danforth assembled running and
passing figures and claims that
brigham "musters the hubble,
makes instant decision and gets
his team on the lire Of scrimmage
at least one-third faster than any
quarterback in the business"
He ran off 80 plays against
Florida and IS against S. NJ. U.
in Techs two big games. The us
ual average for q fast college
team is about SIS plays per game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-08
Second Round
Pairings In The
Navy Golf Match

The second round of the Navy
Golf Tournament has started and
all matches must be completed
before Sunday night.
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Witzel, Z. r. VS. Rife, Ken
searson, r. A. VS. wideman, w.B.
Wayne, r. H. vs. Wheeler, ]. c.
FIRST FLIGHT
Clark, r. H. vs. Myers, A. c.
Illsley, c. S. vs. Cochran, ]. E.
Rowan, J. z. vs. Pearson, D.
Hagerty, vs. Davidson, Am.
Jones, B. Z. VS. Ebey, L. o.
SECOND FLIGHT
Sherwood, c. W. Single, j. H.
Williams, S. L. VS. Lehman. M. G..
Dover, j. r. vs. Nivens, d. K.
Brown, r, L. VS. Harris, E. C.
THIRD FLIGHT
Robson, r. H. vs. Walker, w.
Mckinney, T. vs. Farrell, r. M.
Evans, VS. Bernicke, r. M.
Marlborough, VS. Merwin, ]. F.
FOURTH FLIGHT
Boyd, B. H. VS. Cameron, ]. T.
Burke, ]. X. VS. Williams, F. o.
Wilburn, w. P. VS. Castle
Smith, p. NJ. VS. Harris, r. M.
FIFTH FLIGHT
Cogswell, VS. Cochran, r.
Owen, H. w. VS. Schade, Z. G..
Davis, r. E. VS. Terrence
Sandel, L. H. VS. Quandt, K. z.
SIXTH FLIGHT
Holt, H. c. vs. Keehan, ]. H.
The First. Third and Fifth
flights are made up from those
players who lost their respective
matches in the proceeding flight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-08
Naval Station Fire Drill Today
Sample Quick Action Response

Fire drill On the Naval Station
today presented q reasonable fac
smile Of the real thing when Fire
Chief Harry NJ. Baker set off q
drill alarm At 1905 near Bldg. s.
and equipment and men responded
within q matter of seconds.
Traffic came to q stand still at
the first blast Of the warning horn
sounding repeated hoarse bleats.
AS the shriIler siren was set off,
the Number One fire apparatus.
manned by fire fighters, speeded
along the waters edge. The crew
|leaped off the engine, attached hose
to q suction pump and unreeled
400 feet Of 2iA inch hose and 800
feet Of and half In record time.
Whife-helmeted u. s. Marines
stood at guard posts to control
panic and traffic confusion. BY the
time the salt water was pumped
from the slip and had filled the
nat ribbons Of hose to phthsn-like
roundness, Naval Station ambu-
lance manned by two medical
corpsman and q medical officer
were standing by.
Firemen, supervised by Chief
Baker and assistants played the
two heavy streams Of water on .
supposed boat fire In slip near
the USS Howard Gilmore.
Men and officers from the Naval
Station reported on the double
quick to their fire posts. Among
them were Capt. Harold Payson,
Chief Staff Officer and Cmdr. Con-
rad Grohs, head of the Public Work
Department witch supervises any
potential damage and makes sur.
vey for repair.
The necessary procedure was
completed by 1913 when the water
was shut off. Two minutes later,
the drill was over. The entire rapid
Iy-paced manoever took ten
minutes al told.
The drill is part Of demonstration
in observance of National Fire Pre-
vention week which began Sunday.
Oct. S and lasts through Saturday,
Oct. IL.
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SCHOOL BOARD
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phasizing out that even cleaning
methods should be revised, for
example: the use Of kerosene for
floor polishing changed since Il Is
eventually hard on the surface. He
added that work crews should be
organized and the personnel ade-
quately directed and trained as
in any business organization with
an eye to saving time, labor and
wear and tear.
Men on the job at present do
the best they can and any lack
is not due to delinquency. IT'S just
that one man can only do 30 much
and his work is therefore limit
ed" he stated. Naturally this in-
wolves different hours and scale
Of pay"
His pertinent sssismens svs-
gasied thai . revision and ernsri.
raiIcn % work crews for certain
msinisnsnee funetions should BE
dene promptly.
Addressing the Board Ne said.
You're going 70 have 10 make :
setup and incorporate an organi.
zation for building maintenance
whether it's today. tomorrow, next
month or next year. A man win
have 10 head this organization who
can supervise crews. Maintenance
year 10 year Is cheaper than over.
all maintenance every 10 years.
The sooner something Is done q
bout this, the better "
Open forum continued with Beard
members asking questions and The
matter was taken under advise
ment for further Investigation and
consideration.
Present were Board members
Gerald Adams. Edney Parker, vii
lam Warren, u, Attorney Allai
3. cieare. u. set ~ % The seasioa
also.