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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont,

LARGE DOWNTOWN BLDG. with 8
very responsible comm. tenants; ann.
income. $4,000; only expenses are
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cash needed; bal; lst trust With
GRocGsY Gsss' BUfDING ayfi nclaains Isfa small
stock, equipment and apt. S16,950,
$4,000 down. STEELE. RE. O493.
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EiGHTEEY-tSiT Si iNS hM; sISpi aPr, BLDG. at
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condition., annual income, $16,14O.
Price, 81 900, good financing
ssSailable sssl LISS Realty CO.. ME.
lst CoMMERCI4L.G "a 4.story tory building,
adaptable to any business. Priced
to sell. OWENS REALTY. ME. O4S6
CORNER NEIGHBORHOOD
shopping center-6 mod. stores.
years old. All leased to diversified
businesses. $4,000 annual rent.
JEROME s. MURRAY. LA. 6-4529.
10
STORE AND 8 APIS. 6 baths, near
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income; $4,000 down will handle
For all info. call RE. 1916.
Also vacant store and apt. near 5th
and o SITS. NV. Ideal for laundry,
delicatessen or other business. S16,-
$50. easy terms. RE. 1915.
CHAPMAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1952-08-07
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THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1859
Evening star., 1952-08-07
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

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1900 Block of jefferson Pl. NV.
Three-story bldg. over 1000 SO. It.
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Evening star., 1952-08-07
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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

as offense center as well as de-
fensive linebacker. When he spraia-
ed his right shoulder in practice
last WEDNESDAY, Glynn Archer step
ped in and proved his capability
by playing the entire game except
for a few brief moments when he
got the wind knocked out of him.
At tackles, Wayne Brantley like
the guards saw plenty of action.
Julio Henriquez and Stu Logan d.
vided the right side spot.
Ends Ralph White, John Car
bonell, jim solomon and John
Vermette were constantly seeing
both offsnse and defense.
Other boys that were used and
proved that when next year rolls
around they want starting assign
ments are Ronnie Pinder, Frank
Hood, Jimmy Dixon, Don Cruz
(noted for the end around play),
Ray Stickney, Gilbert Gates, and
George HaSkinS. Although some
names have been omitted, the
Bench must confess that some
notes have been misplaced and
hope they win not be offended.
For the coaching staff, Ed Beck
man and Davis played every
second of each ball game in heart
and mind, each felt every tackle
and block. Fact of the matter.
Beckman has never been seated
at any game for an instant. Davis
when in the press box was like
a Gagged tiger when something went
wrong. II was through his eyes
that Key West knew the weak
spots of the opposition.
To date, all did their best, gave
out with what they had and used
all their knowledge tc gain 3 re-
cord that Key West may be proud
of.
Hats off to the Conchs, from the
players, coaches. water boys, Tom
Whitley and Cheer Leaders down
to the student body, a hearty "Well
Done"
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
|SammySnead Tops
Tournament Field

SOUTHERN PINES, N. C. R-
Sammy Snead, who has won an
impressive list of golf tournaments
but still Is shooting for his first
u. S. Open crown, seems bent on
making the julius Boros Open
Tournament the Sam Snead Open.
The 81 hole 5000 event, held in
honor of the reigning U. S. Open
champion, julius Boros, went into
its second round today with the
slamming man from White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, top man in the
field of 1O7. Yesterday he had q
first round Of 60, four under par,
for the 6,399-yard Mid Pines Club
Course, Boros' home layout.
Sammy carded four brides and
IL parS to take a one-stroke lead
over Pete Fleming, Hot Springs,
Ark, who carded q $3.50.
Boros, unable to sink putt when
it meant . birdie, settled for .
two under 20, to share third place
with six others. He was joined by
Clayton Heafner, Charlotte Pete
Cooper, White Plains, N. Y, CIar-
ence Doser, Southern Pines, Doug
Ford, Yonkers, N. Y, Lou Bar
bara, Deal, N. j., and Leo Biagetti,
Sandusky, Ohio.
Nine others came In at II, one
under par, Among the were crack
amateurs Dick Chapman Of Pine
hurst and Frank Stranahan Of To-
ledo, o.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
Key West Tennis Club WalIops Navy

The intense rivalry be-
tween the Key West tennis
team and the Navy con-
tinued Saturday and Sunday
when the Conchs came out
the victors in a close match,
s-S.
Peter Varela re-establish-
cd his prestige as city cham
pion when he defeated Bob
Robson in straight sets, ga,
e-S.
Jack Sellers, playing in
the number two position,
lost to Commander Watson,
81 ga.
Howard Jones won by default
from Il. Bill Barnes.
John McNulty outstroked Har-
Vey Sellers TO win, 2-6, 6-2, rs.
Charlie Lott put the Key Westers
ahead 10 close Saturdays play by
defeating Jack Chambers in long
match, 4-6, rs, 6-2.
Sunday afternoons matches
started with the Navy's Captain
Payson and Commander Watson,
evening the score at 3-3 with the
defeat Of Howard James, 6-2, 6-3.
Peter VsroIa and Jack Sellers
we're polished off In . Thursday
match BY their teammates, Har.
Vey Sellers and Charley Loft.
The usual Number enc team then
sepk revenge by beating si,s
tavy's Bob Robinson and Jehn
MeNvlsy, 81, 4-6, rs.
Frank Roberts put the clincheI
On the months title for the Key
Westers BY defeating 1t. Dan
Zwilling, 6-2, 3-6, Ga.
The seasons matches are now
tied at one all. Many observers
believe the playoff in December
viii see several nationally ranked
Navy starts In the local picture
Just 10 give the Key Westers their
"eOme-uppance."
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
Ike Will Talk
To Front Line
Men In Korea

PHILADELPHIA B-Gen. Omar
N. Bradley, chairman Of the Joint
Chiefs Of staff. says President-elect
Dwight D. Eisenhower Is going to
talk with the front-line rifleman
a. well as the generals on his Ko-
rean tour.
Bradley, guest Of the American
Broadcasting Company's radio-tele-
vision show "Junior Press Confer
snce," yesterday, said Eisenhower
plans 10 60 close enough to the
front line in Korea to interview the
soldiers, sailors and airmen them
selves"
Asked Il he didn't consider II
simpler to bring back Gen. James
A. Van Fleet, Eighth Army COM
mander, and other field officers to
brief Eisenhower, Bradley replied
q briefing Of the President-elect by
the Korean commanders here
would not be like getting first
hand information"
"Furthermore," be said, "Gen.
Eisenhower IL not going 10 talk
only 10 those gentlemen. He Is
going 10 talk 10 division comman-
ders, lower commanders, and even
4 bunch Of the soldiers, sailors and
airmen themselves"
Bradley also hinted that the
u. Q. top command Is keeping an
open mind on the question Of using
atom bombs In Korea. Pointing out
there are no real strategic targets
IN Korea and not sufficient tactical
targets for such weapons, he
added:
''Now Il they (the communistsl
should mass against US for an all.
out attack, you might be tempted
20 use L."
The general said he could see
little value In the Indian proposal
for establishment Of q prisoner Of
war repatriation commission as .
means Of settling the Korean truce
negotiations deadlock.
eff we can't solve this. " be said,
''during . military truce talk
We are putting military pressure
on them and where Il is in their
Interest 10 settle II. we think there
is less chance oE their agreeing 70
4 n Q political conference.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
SEC Action To
Feature Some
Top Rivalries
By MERCER BAILEY
'ssoelafed Press Sports Writer

ASAUSt@I~0 EEeoS SPoEID WEHUV
This is the week college alumni
Oeten 60 slightly balmy and foot
bah team In one game can change
its season from q total loss to a
bowling success.
For most Southeastern Confer
ence teams Saturday brings the
season windup with q traditional
rival. Rabid fans and old grads
usually figure their alma matters
did all right football-wise if they
beat their arch intra-state rivals.
Auburn, which edged Clemson
30 Saturday for its second vic
tory against seven defeats, tangles
with potent Alabama in Birming-
ham. Tulane, which tanned Louisi-
ana College 46-14, plays Louisiana
State Ia New Orleans.
Tennessee, which had to settle
for Z 14-1l tie with Kentucky, goes
10 Nashville to meet Vanderbilt.
Mississippi State and its high
scoring quarterback, Jack Parker,
plays Sugar Bowl-bound Missis-
sippi in Oxford. And Georgia Tech
journeys TO Athens hoping to beat
Georgia and complete its first
perfect season since 1928.
Tech had little trouble defeating
Florida State 800 Saturday Ala
bama shattered Maryland's ma
ticnal prestige with q 27-7 licking,
ant Florida bounced into the Ca
tor Bowl after walloping Miami
ls-0. Other teams were idle.
Kentucky's tie with Tennessee
gave Tech an opening for undis.
puted possession of the mythical
conference championship. Tech Is
expected to beat Georgia, and II
the Egnineers are successful they
VIII have the only spotless record
b the SEC.
Florida and Kentucky are idle
next Saturday, then meet each
other In Gainesville Dec. 6 to
close the season. Georgia ends its
season with = Friday night game
against Miami Dec. S.
There were few changes in the
SEC stands as a result of last
weeks 'Eames, Tennessee slipped
TO second from = tie with Tech for
first place. Kentucky advanced
notch and tied Florida for eighth.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
SPORTS
Orange Bowl Prexy Confirms
Selection OF 'Bama Cridmen

MIAMI, Fla. a - -Alahama,s
Crimson Tide, armed with q great
defense and some of the nations
most dangerous running backs, win
perform In the Orange Bowl New
Years day against an Eastesn foot
ball team, possibly Navy.
Confirming m open DoeTek,
Orange Bowl President Sam Ne
Cormiek announced Sunday thst
Alabama wen its place h the
Miami classic with the devastating
ground attack that buried Mary
land, No. 9 team n TIE natioa
in the Associated Press poll, III.
Speculation that Navy might ct
the other berth arose fee The first
time after Alabama was chosen,
Mccormick, reluctant b discuss
this angle, admitted: II can't say
it won't be Navy. I'm Just mt h
. position to talk about H."
Adding strength 10 the repest
that Navy might make the SECOND
bowl trip In It's history was MewS
that Coach Eddie ErdelatE and
Athletic Director Ian Eddy con-
ferred Sunday afternoon With high
Naval Academy officers. They
were not available fer comment.
The midshipmen went 10 the
Rose Bowl In 1924 10 play q 1i-14
tie with Washington University.
Their record this season includes
victories over Yale, Cornell, VIZ
liam and Mary, Duke and CDlum.
hia, 4 tie with Penn, and lesses
to Notre Dame and Maryland.
Before Navy came + 10 the pie
ture, Syracuse was considered the
best bet to be chosen as the first
Eastern bowl team since Penn
went to the Cotton Bowl IN 1ele
to tie Southern Methodist.
Syracuse gained stature Satur.
day with q 3s-l3 win over F0fd-
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
SECCage Rules
Reviewed Sunday

BIRMINGHAM R-Southeastern
Conference basketball. officials to-
day wound up . review Of cage
rules which win be In effect during
the approaching season.
Most of the arbiters and SEC
basketball coaches met yesterday.
The session directed BY II. r.
wilson. Hammond, La, president
of the SEC Basketball Officials
Association. was for officials kept
away yesterday BY week end
games.
Coaches were most interested In
explanations Of . rules revision
which does away with . teams
right 70 waive q free throw and
take the bali Oat Of bounds.
ofhcials alse were examined ea
ihe rules aud mechanics Of zane
calling. Results Of these tests and
recommendations OF coaches de
lermine their ratings.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
Gator Bowl
Lineup Still
In Question

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. u - Ihs
Gator Bowl, with the greatest
Florida team in years signed up,
cast around today for an opponent.
The selection committee had its
eye last week on Houston, Tulsa,
Syracuse and Villanova, but said
''the field may be opened for con.
sideration of other teams" at q
meeting today.
Tulsa, Syracuse and VillAnova
all won handily Saturday while
Florida trounced Miami, 43-e. and
cinched its invitation to jackson.
ville's New Years day game.
Houston was idle.
It may be this weekend or later,
one official said, before an op.
ponent Is named.
Tulsa, with q record Of six VIC
tories, one defeat and one tie, has
its last game with Texas Tech
this Saturday and Houston (s-2.0)
still has engagements coming up
with Detroit and Wyoming. Syra-
cuse (7-2-O), which also interests
Miami's Orange Bowl, and villa
nova (7-1-1) closed out their sea-
sons Saturday.
In picking Florida, the eight.
year-old Gator Bowl reached into
its own back yard, figuring the
1852 Florida team would assure q
sellout Of its 36,000-seat stadium.
Florida, with six victories and
three defeats and with Kentucky
still 10 play, has had its best sea-
son in 10 years. II is the highest
scoring Florida team. 263 points.
except for the 1873 leader in that
department which had 3Ss points.
Tulsa's passing star. Rounie
Morris, is from Lakeland which
would make that team . good
drawing card in this part Of the
country.
This year Florida, being coached
for the third season by Bob Woo.
ruff, formerly Of Baylcr, has held
opponents to 100 points. BufOro
Long. the teams leading grcund
gamer, became FIorida's all-dme
individual scoring leader Saturday
by scoring two touchdowns 60
Miami and running his seasoa >
total 10 70 points.
Florida never has played n .
bowl.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
SPORTS
MIRROR
BY The Assoeiated Press

TODAY A YEAR AGO -- Illinois
elinched a bid to the Rose Bowl
by edEing Northwestern on Sam
Rebeeea's field goal. so.
FIVE YEARS AGO - Jack
Milne. North Carolina won the
ninth annual NcAA Cross Country
Run, covering the four miles IN
2o;ai.i.
TEN YEARS AGO - Boston Col.
lege moved into first place 10 the
Associated Press weekly Eocsbail
pell, nsrrowiy tipping aeSond place
Georgia Tech.
TWENTY YEARS AGO ~ Col,
gate flushed its ains game season
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
BENCH
Views
By
JACK K. BURKE

The regular season Of play is
over and results Of all games have
been tailed for the record book.
But first lets 60 back and take
look at the So season.
Starting off with spring practice.
the coaching staff did not have the
least hope of attaining the record
Of s wins, 2 losses and one tie
ut the end of this season. In fact,
Coach Ed Beckman considered an
even break a good season. This
was based on the material that
had reported plus the fact of the
strong teams that had to be met.
Returning first string players
from the 81 season was but few.
Tom West at right guard was the
only lineman and In the backfield,
John Cruz. All other positions had
b be filled with boys that had
some experience in last years
games but not enough to warrant
starting assignments at that time.
All boys had to be tested and the
ones who had the basic fundamen-
tails were given first role berths.
Next came preseason practice
and some boys that had the ability
quit. Some came back while others
remained away.
Two games into the season, John
Cruz was injured thereby causing
Coach Beckman to find a replace
ment.
Joe Pineda was changed over
10 Crux's spot from his quarter
back position. Tony Dopp moved
into the OBS slot and used strict
" as q blocking back. Lucy Con-
zalex was given more running
plays and Dick Salgado with Harold
solomon alternated in the fullback
position.
In the forward line both guards
West and Peter knight saw con-
tinuous service in all the games.
John DeMerit up until the st.
Peter and Paul tilt was used both
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
CONCHS SLATE
HEAVY DRILLS

his boys 10 keep that record intact
for him.
In their first game, played last
year at CristobaI, the Conchs bare
ly eked out q 3 to 0 decision. Both
teams have improved considerably
since that time.
The Tigers viii operate from =
split T and In Bryant Vernon,
team captain, Luke Palambo has
a quarterback that can operate his
team from that position Ike .
college veteran.
For both teams Il viii be the
final game Of the season and both
win be pointing to a victory.
From their season records there
is little to choice between the two
teams and the game now looks
like toss-up.
The Key West Shrine club re-
ports there will be seats available
for all. Those unable to purchase
tickets before game time viii be
able to do so at the Stadium.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

Practice and plenty Of it has
been ordered by Coach Ed Beck
man for the Conchs in preparation
for their game here Friday night
with the Cristobal Tigers.
While conceding he was up
against one of the best coached
squads the Conchs have met this
year, Beckman said Monday that
over confidence contributed tre-
mendously to the Conchs IA to !
defeat at the hands Of st. Paul
and Peter Friday night.
The Cristobal Tigers viii arrive
here Wednesday from the Canal
Zone and will work out lightly
Wednesday afternoon at Wickers
Stadium.
The Tigers have never been able
to defeat q Beckman coached
team (the Key West coach was
at the Canal Zone Junior College
for several years before coming
to Key West) and Ed is asking
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
STRAND WHIPS
BUSHNELL SUN.

walk, On errer. ihrse singles snd
. double BY Cheese FernandeE.
The Bushnell scored enc rvn
IN fhs first On . walk and Hal
combs single. In HE fourth thsy
scored fheir only ether run Whsn
DooIsdy and HAlcemb sinSIed prc
IN error gave ihem ihe eevnssr.
Mingo Esquinaldo pitched me
full game for the winners ana
Schinkle for the losers. Roberts hit
four safely in five tries, scored
two runs and drove home hye.
Halcomb hit three safely IN nve
tries, Louis hit two and C. Valdez
duplicated his effort.
In the field, Valdez, Cabot, Ro.
berts and Gomez played great bah
for the winners. Gentry, Louis ana
Schinkle paced the losers. moss
hit a triple and Roberts and G.
Fernandez doubles.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24

ham. 1Ae Aig Orange has beaten
Boston, Temple, Cornell, Holy
Cross, Penn state, Colgate and
Ferdham and lost 10 Michigan
state and he 1oIling Air Force
Base.
oranss DoEi schedule chairman
\. D. Freeman was IN Washington
70 eentaet eligible EasteEn teams.
Tie Orange Bowl teams win re.
eeive apQroximately 1i10,o0o each.
Il win be Alahams's llth bowl
game. The Tide has q record Of
iour wins, q loss and q lie n the
Rose Bowl, two defeats in the
Sugar Bowl and one victory each
In the Gotten and Orange Bowls.
Coach Harold (Rsd) Drew said
he felt HE hackiield, including
sueh tricky lssmsn % Bobby Mar
low, 0ell Heeson, Bobby Luna,
Coriy Tharp and Tommy Lewis.
vas enc q - best ir the nation.
Drew has great eonfidence In
his defenee, too. II yielded q total
Il ely u points 10 Georgia Tech
and Maryland IN its last TIVE
gamAs.
Starting 10 season slowly, Ala
bams detected Mississippi South.
ern. Louisiana State, Miami and
YPI il early gRmss, but didn't
hit IL stride unt1 after q loss to
Tennessee. Then the Tide swept
over MississiRpi stats. Georgia and
CAattanooga and gave Georgia
Tech, Nc. 3 team IN the nation,
q scare beisse dropping Q - Dc.
eisioa.
"Td ssy the team has improved
80 Per cent since midseasOa,"
Drew reported. 'axhe boys have
played some tough games and play
ing against 1ood football teams
makes yea impfove Il you've got
anything at an"
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
Sports Roundup
By oAYLE TALBOT

NEW YORK W-Evsry fan st
about this time some yOangstef
who ought TO know better tries 10
win the world court tennis cham.
pionship from Pierre Etchebaster,
1 spry little Dervish who wiz be
50 on his next birthday IN De-
cembef.
Nothing ever comes Of Il, o. at
least nothing has come Of II In the
past ~ years, the period during
which the amazing Basque has
been undisputed ruler of the
worlds most complicated game. lt
begins to look as though Pierre win
eventually have 10 win the Htie
to somebody.
At the moment Q brash young
American Of 20, named Aastair
Bradley Martin, II giving Etehe-
baster the annual testing 10 see
what holds him up. and 10 getting
plastered al over the austsre
premises Of the Racquet and Ten.
mis- Club here. II IL the only Joint
in town, we believe, which owns .
court tennis layout.
Martin, the four-time American
amateur champion, already has
taken 4 bad beating In the first cf
the three.match series, and Il was
taken for granted that Pierre
would complete the treatment 10.
day.
A yellowsd clipping tells us that
Etchebastsr, who looks 10 weigh
around 40, won his crown In lsze
by first defeating Jock SOutar q
Philadelphia, the American prcfes-
sionAi champion, and then troune.
Ing George Covsy Of England, Tie
worlds open champ, IN London.
Since then they've all taken
cracks at the wonderful little man,
hardbitten pros and wealthy young
amateurs usually named Ogden
Phipps, but none Of them has ever
come really close 70 matching
PieFTe's wizardry.
Until someone starts IN aHgu-
ment, We wouldn't Be surprised 4
Etchebaster has been ehampioa cf
q sport which requires physical
agility and stamina longer than
any man who ever lived. WiLlie
Hoppe. the agslsss billiard wonder,
gives him q run in some respects,
but nobody ever got q Charlie
horse walking around q table.
Court tennis ID . pretty tough
game, calling for lot Of wind and
for q wrist which can stand the
gaff. We know at least that much
about Il, having watched EtcAe-
baster and . number Of others less
gifted swat the hard little ball
around the hooks and erannies cf
the haA house In which The game
Is conducted.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
Football Results
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Sunday ard late Saturday scores
BY The Associated Press

sunday And tafo Saturday, scores
BY The Associated Press
SUNDAYS RESULTS
Dayton Is Xavier (Ohiol 0
LATE SATURDAY RESULTS
Texas Tech 10 Arizona IA
Arizona State (Tempe) % Texas
Western 0
East Texas 81 Austin 7
Union (Tenn) 80 Southwestern
(Tenn.l o
Fresno State As San Francisco
State 20
Calf Poly n Missouri Valley Il
Southwestern La. 20 McNeese Is
Southern Is Florida A NJ I3
Fisk IS Morehcuse 0
Southeastern La ~ Memphis State
IS
College ct ozarks % Arkansas
Tech 0
Jacksonville (Ala) IL Howard
(Alal 0
McMurry a Texas A AIN
Austin Peay 10 Sewart AFB 6
Staseson % Trey (Alal Il
Albany teal . Flerida Nermal q
Tenn State Is Kentucky STATE 0
Camp Polk Is ~. San Heuston 6
San Diego MIC IS Pacific Fleet
Amphihs 7
Pensacola Navy - jacksonville
Navy u
Camp Pendletoa Marinas n San
Diego NAT "a
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-24
The Strand Theater baseball nine

The Strand Theater baseball nine
copped a win over the USS Bush
nell yesterday afternoon by a score
Of 1872.
The Strand scored enough runs
in the first frame Of the ballgame
that was fought on the Naval Sta
ton grounds to take the verdict.
Valdez, Cabot and Roberts singl-
ed in the opener to plate two runs
and they scored four more in the
second inning to clinch the ver-
dict. They got the runs on q pair
of free passes, two errors and a
double by Roberts.
In ths fourth, On srrer and
cabot's single gave HE Strand
another run.
The Movie boys exploded for
. big inning in ihe eighth when
they plated five counters On .