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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-22

50-Lsgal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR
MONROE COUNTY. IN CHAM
Gerry.
FAYE MARIE MARTIN,
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE
RONALD ANTHONY MARTIN.
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: RONALD ANTHONY MARTIN
Address unknown.
You are hereby notified that suit
for Divorce has been filed against
you herein and you are required
to serve a copy OF your Answer on
Attorney for Plaintiff and file the
original with the Clerk OF this
Courf on or before the 2ist day Of
August, A. ID. 1852. otherwise a
Decree Pro confesso viii be enter
ed against you.
Dated this 2ist day Of July, A. d.
1852, at Key West, Monroe County.
Florida.
(Seai) EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk. Circuit Court.
BY: fsdl Florence r. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
GEO. @. BROOKS, JR.
Attorney for Plaintiff
2f2 Duval 81.
Key West, Fla.
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Sport Shorts

Sal Maglie Of the Giants. known
as q control pitcher, hit six bats
men last year.
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Queen Juliana has authorized
the Netherlands Baseball League
TO use the prefix Royal" there
by giving recognition 20 the
sport
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FOUR bedroom furnished home
near stores and schools. Land
scaped lot. 1418 Catherine st.
july22-6t
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Unemployment Wanted

YOUNG MAN, high school graduate
desires employment. Experienced
In office work. Good typist. Will
accept any job, full or part-time.
Manuel Santa Cruz, 521 Olivia St.
july21- 3tx
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Andrew jackson. seventh
president Of the u. s.. owned the
first private horse training track
in Tennessee.
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R-Dogs- Cats-Pets

SPECIAL this week. Any canary
in the shop, s.. The Pet Shop, 8l2
Caroline, Phone 9258. july21-6t
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PORTABLE G. E. dishwasher,
practically new. Call 627.
july22-3t
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FOUR-burner Dixie gas range.
Divided top. Visa-door oven. 81
Poinciana place. july21-3tx
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TWo-bedroom house completely
furnished, $72.5O per month. Ap-
ply 531 Margaret st. july22-3tx
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NEW bedroom and efficiency
apartments. Ideally located for
res. and recreation. Ell Patio Motel,
Washington and william SITS.
july7-fI
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
81
SO ellaneous
CONTINUED,

WILL store piano in my home for
summer for use of same, or will
rent spinet for several months. Reli-
able. Phone SPAR. july22-3t
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TWO bedroom furnished house.
Apply (rear) 1912 Pearl st.
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BEDROOM apastmsuM. summer
rates. Utilities included. Adults
only, Sea Isle Court. 01S Windsor
Lane. junel9-ti
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TWO bedroom house, completely
furnished. 10 Bakers Lane.
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Houses For Rent

TWO bedroom, "a SO. living room.
ALI electric. tub shower, garden.
3 to months lease. Couple, one
child. Phone 2294-R. july5-H
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APARTMENTS available. one,
Two and Three bedrooms. Low
rental. Seashell Motel. corner South
and william. july16-tf
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public &c
dwi be
all suppo
the school program ana budget TOT n
county 'o' 'A' HOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA
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A~-HousehoId Items
For Sale

SETTEE AND CHAIR SET. Call
627 or 2l02 Seidenberg.
july19-3t
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TRANSFER SERVICE win move
it. Phone 531-M. No job too small
Reasonable. july17 -6tx
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APARTMENTS New Available.
Open for your inspection. Fur.
nishsd Or vnfvrnishsd. Royal
Palms Apartments. lsf. Street
and Patisrsen Ave.
iuns73.sf
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DEPENDABLE and neas pegsca %
assist In naksng dcnuts. rood
ehanee for aasanremert. Appay
III . Poaneiana. Duck asxaue amer
1@ee nN ssly1ssx
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0-Motor Bikes and No
Tor Scoctsrs

1851 EAGLE Cushman motor bike.
Ills Grinnen, Apartment; No. 2
or phone ii4s-J. juiyzf -
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LAWSON cycle. 2 eylan.ew cot
a0ar6 Easnx. ApFsy ksy wess
ouskosv6, tsIs Extaa 8.
galyzz ia
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MODERN efficisney apartment
everything furnished. Ideal for
couple. Downtown loeation. Cur
rency Exchange. 50 Southland 81.
julyz2 ri
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SCOTT ATwATER cusboxrsa no.
tor. Is h-p. wfth gear xhEts. 80
Paanciana Place. ssiy1i III
Evening star., 1952-01-31
|Bodrd i1l1eolu1c es
Benefit ,l1oin11en

Plans are being completed hy
the Georgetown Hospital Ladies'
Board for the benefit perform
ances of shakespeare,s Twelfth
Night and Moliere's school for
Wives. " which It win sponsor next
week ii Holy Trinity Auditorium.
1914 O street NV.
The Shakespeare comedy viii
be given next Wednesday night,
with performance of the Moliere
play scheduled for the following
evening. Both productions WIN be
given by Players, Inc, national
repertory theater company.
Proceeds from the plays viii be
used to finance the construction
OF d cllildren's isolation ward at
Georgetown Hospital.
Mrs. Frank M. Boucher and
Mrs. Murray M. Copeland are co.
cllairmen Of the benefit. Mrs.
Robert d. Teachout is ticket
chairman. y.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Stote Educator
To Be eHonored

DR.. Francis B. Haas. PennSyl.
vania State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. win be
awarded the 1852 Citation Of the
AL Pennsylvania College Alumni
Association Of Washington at q
luncheon meeting Of the group at
1880 pm. Saturday In the VII.
lard Hotel.
Gov. John 8. Fine. Of Pennsyl-
vania. will come here to make the
presentation at the luncheon,
which is given annually in honor
Of the presidents Of Pennsylvania
colleges and universities.
DR.. Haas citation will be
awarded for Outstanding contri-
button toward preserving and ex-
tending the American ideals Of
education"
Members Of the association are
the alumni in the Washington
area Of SO Of Pennsylvania de-
gree granting institutions of high
er learning.
John j. Kelley Of Ayrlawn
Farms, Bethesda, is chairman Of
reservations for the event.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Problems Today
ltainly it was more unladylike thar
Ia high school freshman should

|tainly 1t was more unladylike than
Ia high school freshman should
he. Having attained an age
where you do, I am sure. feel en-
titled to a certain amount Of
liberty as far as dating goes, you
are old enough to conduct your
self properly-at least in public.
This you have not done! Why,
therefore, should you be surprised
II q witness to your ill-bred be-
havior takes it upon himself to
spread q story? Naturally the
story viii be exaggerated. and be-
come more so as 1t develops all
storeis do-but had you not given
some basis upon which to build
a malicious tale. it never could
have come into being.
A young girls reputation and
good name are the greatest things
she possesses. Treating them
lightly by flagrant flirting. petting
In public, making an exhibition of
yourself in a public place-as you
did-will not enhance you in the
eyes Of your particular school
mates. You do have the sense to
realize how much you have lost
by one indiscretion. (Was it only
|one?) Let 1t be q lesson to you!
You can show your regret by
being especially careful in the
future. The unpleasantness which
surrounds you at the moment viii
die down, provided you do moth.
ing to set it aflame again. Wher
you get back to a normal footing
with the schoolmates, the loss o1
whose friendship you so de.
Iplored. stay there! Quarrels ant
Ireconciliations with your various
boy friends are matters for pri-
Evate consideration.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Minceneot Roll

9-ounce package minceneat
la cup water
8 eggs
/ cup sugar "A
5 tablespoons water
teaspoon lemon juice
! cup sifted 1iour
] teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon salt
Break lmincemeat into small
pieces and put In small sauce
pan. Add water. Place over
low heat and stir until Jumps
are thoroughly broken. Increase
heat and boil brislxly for ! min
ute. Cool. Meanwhile. beat
eggs until thick. Gradually
beat in sugar. Stir in water
and lemon Juice. Sift together
1our, baking powder and salt.
Gradually stir into egg mixture:
beat until smooth. Pour batter
into CREASED jelly roll pan lined
with waxed paper and grease
again. Bake In moderate oven
(375 degrees F.) until golden
brown on top and center springs
back when touched lightly with
finger, about Is to 20 minutes.
Remove from oven. Loosen
edges Of cake from pan; turn
out onto towel busted with con-
fectionerS' sugar; remove wax
paper. Roll cake and towel to-
gether. jelly-roll fashion; place
on rack to cool. When cake Is
cool, gently unroll cake and re-
move towel. Fill with cooled
mincemeat and reron. Serve
with magic lemon sauce: Com
bine - cup sweetened condensed
milk with VI cup lemon juice
and u teaspoon vanilla or rum
extract. Stir until well blended
and mixture Is thickened. Chill
until ready to use.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Miss Fine to Speak
Before Pen Women

Miss Cecilia Lee Fine, national
chairman of radio for the National
League of American Pen Women.
will be guest speaker at the MONTH
ly luncheon of the Alexandria
Branch of the organization tomor-
row in the Little Hatchet Tavern
at Mount Vernon.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
NCJW Porty

A white elephant or bundle Of
clothes win be the price Of ad-
mission to q cocktail party spon-
sored by the Washington Section
Of the National Council Of Jewish
Women to be held from 3 to 5
pm. tomorrow at the home Of Mrs.
Herman Hertzberg. 3145 Ellicott
street NV.
Articles collected at the party
viii be turned over to the Econ
omy Shop, one Of the councils
fund-raising projects, located at
$50 Park road NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Readers Clearing House
Conducted by BETSY CASWELL
OBTAINING MAGAZINES;
LA NAUSEE.


LA NAUSEE.
From Miss B. D. K, Washington
Mrs. J. O.. Bethesda: Any one
can obtain magazines from the
publisher or, if not available there,
at the H. w. Wilson Co. In New
York city. They deal in back is-
sues Of all periodicals.
Mrs. M. d. E., Arlington: To
get La Nausee. by Ronquentui. you
can get the publishers name by
checking the Library Of Congress
card catalog. II it is not listed
the Union catalog at the Library
of Congress would show whether
or not the book is in any library
in the United States. II It is out
of print any good bookseller could
advertise for it for you, but It Is
quite likely to be expensive II
found.
NEW YORK CITY3
from Mrs. B. s.. Seat PleasanU
This Is for those Of you who
know New York City. A friend
and I have decided to visit New
York for q week this spring. I
haven't seen her for two years,
and we plan to meet there !
do some sightseeing, shopp. !.
and the like. The only trouble =
neither of us has been there be-
fore and all we know about It il
what we've heard and read.
We want a good hotel conyen-
iently located. We plan to share
q room to cut expenses. Does any
one happen to know what the
daily rates are for . room with
twin beds?
Also ! understand that New
York City Is famous for Its restau-
rants that feature food with o
foreign flavor. ! would like to
eat each meal In q different res
taurant. I'd like to try as many
of the different types Of food as
possible. How can ! obtain In
formation about these restau-
rants?
Money Is going 10 be q problem,
too. Do you think we can stay
in New York for 500 apiece? I
would increase that figure some
but I don't want to unless it app
pears that it can't be done for
that.
Any other suggestions any one
might have as to what to sec
and do viii be appreciated.
i
"THANK-YOU" NOTE.
From Mrs. v. M. Riperdale.l
My sincere thanks to Miss
E. M. l.. Washington. and others
for their helpful information con-
cerning Kipling's "Brushwood
Boy, Wnlcn ! I0uno IN my copy
Of 'sThe Days Work. !"
4 4
EMBROIDERY TRANSFER?
from Mrs. N. O. S,
Lexington Park
] am hoping some reader Of the
RICH will be able to give me an
address where ! may obtain the
embroidery transfer Of "Ouf Lady
Of Fatima."
SALADS?
from Mrs. n. r. r, AlernHGriGI
! would like to know some Of
you readers' fayorite salads. !
don't care whether they are fancy
or otherwise. 1
Evening star., 1952-01-31
BROADLOOM RUG.
rsexYrw ra~ v,0yrsrrr4vv7Ay%sr

EGNO1A1AkG GAEEikG1E1NOG,s
From Mrs. N. @. p, Washington. }
!, too. had trouble with a broad
loom rug. and added to that trou-
BILE was the fine black hair from
IA French poodle and threads from
sewing. I was about sick over
this combination dilemma and,
after trying many things, I found
that a wet rubber sponge (not
too wet) was the remedy Of the
trouble. If you have q new rub
ber sponge mop with a handle it
will work perfectly, but I got
down on my hands and knees to
do it.
The little ball Of 1luff will work
up. After covering the entire rug.
Just use your vacuum and the rug
will look like new. After q few
times there was little fiud left.
7 use this system frequently now
as I still have the dog.
I am still waiting to hear more
about the brown spots on starched
clothes. I changed the cover on
the board and still had many
pieces Of new clothes ruined by
the brown spots turning into holes.
Truly I think it is a good prob
lem for chemist.
**A
OYSTER PIE.
fFrom Mrs. H. L. F., Alexandria, }
Oyster pie is wonderful this
time of year. One pint Of oysters
will serve four. Drain and dry
oysters. To oyster liquid add
enough milk to make Ia cups.
Add 2 tablespoons butter. 3 table,
spoons celery. chopped. and /
tablespoon chopped parsley. Bring
to boil and add hard boiled egg,
chopped fine. 2 tablespoons fine
breadcrumbs and season with "
teaspoon salt, pepper and wor-
|cestershire sauce to taste. Boil
sauce q few minutes. Arrange
dried oysters in creased baking
dish. Pour on boiling sauce and
cover with " standard pie crust
recipe. Bake in oven (375 de-
|grees) for half an hour.
y
Evening star., 1952-01-31

COATS AND SUITS

7-$l45 Wool Tweed coats. Black and white gold and
block both fomous- maker styles. 10 and L. SLOT
s-5s.s5 Wool Gabardne coots. Zipined styles Wine,
green or ton Size only $35
2-$9S Short Coots. Forstmonn Mirrok doubIebreosted
styles in black brown. Size a. SIT
1855 Toiored Wool Goats. Doublebreosted style in
neutral toupe Sizes 2 and Is. $38
3Sss strooek shoe coos Perfect troveers north SOUTH
Box styIes in soft shodes 10 to L. $68
5-$ss Suits Fine wool eobodine and Fomonn mloteens
softly tooed dressnoker Styles Beige red and grey
sizes ID to l8 S6s
4-6s75 and $75 Toored Suits. Fine onne olyeor wool
BEIGE and brown. p to Is s53
$3.50 Forstmonn Wool Suits by famous designer velvet
trim block 10 and lo $l2S
ss475 iron Wool Suits, short jacket and full skirt Brown
and grey Size II. sos
Evening star., 1952-01-31
DRESSES

e-I7e5 TO SIS Misses and Junior Dresses Roon
and toffetos and piece styles for and spring
Wanted eoors ond styles, Il to lS, 9 to IS 1zss
12-2975 to $35 Afternoon Dresses Crisp royon foIles,
royon crepes and brocades postes and do also black
Some tailored styles in group Il to l8 9 to IS. SIS
z3-$35 45 Afternoon and coeko Dresses Bose Poste
wools royon crepe ia block ond eoors several with beaded
trims Sizes lOto 1S s4F&ak#& &$ $21
1855 10 6e95 Misses Dresses Royon crepe and Lyons
type veve including Esenbeg Originals and other
famous mokers. Il to 49, 9 tol5. -----z-z..s.$ $54
4-eS5o 10 $l1o Eisenbers orsno Dresses. Ours alone
Bead and se- styles for dinner and eoekto
ing. Navy and black, sizes II to le. $64
Evening star., 1952-01-31
GRACE A.

ANSWER: With just a little
reading between the lines, / gather
that your conduct was rather more
|indecorous than you indicate. Ger
Evening star., 1952-01-31
By MurieI Nissen

DEAR MISS NISSEN: I am q
freshman in high school and have
a problem that seems serious to
me. Recently attended theater
where I met my boy friend. He
teased me. SO ! moved away and
sat with another boy, merely to
make my friend Jealous. While
we sat together. we kissed q few
times. Now some Of the boys in
school who were at the same show
are spreading stories about my
awful conduct with these two
boys. None Of it is true. but I
am losing friends because Of the
false rumorS.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
SPoRTsWEAR

and cuffs Block ony 24.S8
6$35 casuol Corduroy Dresses with long sleeves and large
wno collar Covered button occen Gold oc beige 1888
9o5 895 Tailored Suit BIouses of nyon royon tissue
foiIIes. White, misses sizes. 4.S8
1885 to 1895 BIouses of tissue foe royon Short
Ionq sleeves white and coors 6.8S
1o-I4o5 Short Sleeve Bouses, royon tissue oes beout
fuIv detoied Misses sizes s.ss
17-lOe5 Skirts Of owooI royon corduroy Red
wine white and green poids. Misses sizes 6.SS
6-iGo5 Hondknt Sweaers SIp-on sye Of fine imported
wool In white or pink ga to 4O 9.S8
1855 cerdison Sweater Hondknt Of imported wool.
set-in sleeves In white or pink "a to 40 1888
Evening star., 1952-01-31
DISPOSABLE DIAPER?
BOTTLE WARMER?

From Mrs. S. r. S.. FGiTfdrJ
Has any neighbor who has used
the disposable diapers for as long
las I'VE or six weeks found they
cause irritation With . child old
enough to be getting active
standing, etc? Which type were
more satisfactory, the cotton
Igauze or the soft cellulose paper
Iones?
What about bottle warmer
that plugs into an auto cigar
Tighter? Are they really worth
while?
Evening star., 1952-01-31
MUSIC CLASS.

fFrons Mrs. M. T.. StlDer Spring.
Parents Of 5-year-old: There
lare few openings In . class Of
music for young people, sponsored
Iby the Community Arts Co-opera-
tive Of Montgomery County on
Fridays from $50 to $50 pm.
This class provides an ideal OPP
lportunity for children who are re-
sponsiye to music, but who are
las yet too young to study . partic-
Eular instrument. In addition 70
lrhythms. folk-singing. ear-train-
ing, and some play" at the piano.
each week different instrument
lof the orchestra Is demonstrated
Iby an older child. For further
information call Mrs. 1ssaacs.
Sligo 1870. s,
Evening star., 1952-01-31
ACCESSORIES

1s-S5 Hondbass Dressy and toiored either clutch and
honde types Vekets eothers and suedes in wine, brown
Green block or red Plus $50
1s-i5e5 to 1875 Wool Robes Classic styles in pure woo
some with plaid piping Red, green navy 81 to 40 1888
lz-$z5 TaiIored Robes Comfortable wop style With two
large pockets finest pure wool. Navy. red green q
to 90 1858
IS pn-1s5 Fomous Name NyIon Hose in IS and 30
Light dark shades Short medium and long lengths Sizes
8 to l0h, not in every shade and style Efss 97e
21-495 Thee-peee Poiamo Set Perfect for TV loungng
or sleeping Hos woy quilted short ioeket plus motchino
royon sleeping pojomos Blue grey Sizes 81 to 38 1925
Evening star., 1952-01-31
coRsETRY

ISIS Value GirdIes. Nons with boned 'front.' we'll known
rnoker. White IA and l6-neh lengths Broken sizes SS5
$50 Black GrdIes Sotn oex and power net erdes ho
give good support stepn styles SnoI medium OF oroe 4Ss
nones in front and beck $40
1873 Nyon Bras all stitched for good support White
in 81 to SO, A, B,C lSS
Evening star., 1952-01-31
MILLINERY

l2-l095 SIS Hats in fels obies and dressy styles 604
I-l595 to 22e5 Designer Millinery in postels and
hosc shodes e.ss
stvIes some flower trims 1888
23se5 1895 Exclusive Knox Hots. velvet berets ond
toiIored eosuos. Bosc and posteis. 4.SS
Evening star., 1952-01-31
"THANK-YoU" NOTE.
sAI.ADs?

from Mrs. n. II. r, AernHdrtGl
I would like to know some Of
you readers fayorite salads. !
don't care whether they are fancy
or otherwise. 1
Evening star., 1952-02-14
Arcoro to Ride Calumet FiIIy
As Result of Brooks Quitting

lcaro for A CLEAN. and since Calu-
met has no immediate plans tc
sign another full-time contract
Jockey. the Nations leading stake
rider probably can look forward
to more mounts from this rich
stable. Arcaro is no stranger to
ICalumet--two Of his four Ken
lucky Derby winners, WhirIaWay
and Citation. wore Calulnet's Z
tcolors. I;
Saturday may be another profit
able day for Arcaro. Last Satur-
day he scored a double stakes vic
tory aboard Hill Prince and Windy
City II and this Saturday, besides
La Clean. Banana Nose is sched-
|uled to ride the favored Hill
Prince in the $25. 900 San Antonio
Handicap. # by chance, The
Prince doesn't rlln--a possibility
In view Of the 1872 pounds he has
been assigned Arcaro viii take
over Bryan g, Hill Princes flne
|stablemate.
Not only Is Arcaro the leading
stakes winner at Santa Anita, he
lis also the leading winner.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
luureI
CONTINUED From Page CID

tConClnueQ from rage C-1J
include few horses which are not
fit and ready. In addition to
Laurels stakes program, President
John D. Schapiro announced that
the daily purse distribution, ex-
elusive Of stakes, will be $40, 900.
an increase Of $4,000 over 1851.
Following are the stakes to be
run during Laurels 18-day spring
meet: s1e4 5Zs t.ssg = ~
March 22-Capitol Handicap. 8 furlongs
3-year-olds and up; $500 added
March 29--Cherry4 Blossom STAKES. Z
furiongs. 3-year-olds $1,000 added
April 5-Lsurel Handicap. mile. 3.
sesL-olds and up. $4,000 added,
s-year-oids, Sa0,06e ADDED. A's mug {,
y The five stake events to be run at ,thi
Etnlieo spring meeting are: = ~ q 2'lfa.sl
May eThe S25s000, Dixia Haudican
Tor 3-year-olds at 1is miles.
May 5-An unnamed $1,000 sprint
for Maryland-bred 3-year-olds and up.
May 1O-The. Black Eyed Bitsan stakes
g $50 600 race for. 3-year-old hllies .,
May isi-The preakness Prep. elevated
from ,n oan a overnight allowance event to. {
$lo 90o stake event. at dh miles fol
May Is@The s75,ooo-added Preakness
center gem Of the Kentucky .Derhy-PTea
uesS~BeimOnt tftple crown.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
Fort Meade leans Hosts
tonight and tomorrow

The Fort Meade Generals play
Bainbridge tonight at 8 o'clock In
a service basketball game at Meade
while tomorrow night the Fort
Meade Medics meet Fort McNair
|at Z and the Generals play Ameri-
can University at s:15in . douhle-
header at the Fort.
Last night the Generals defeated
The Georgetown Junior Varsity. ss-
go. In an exhibition game. Their
regular season record Is 25-7.
In the only other service game
played last night Norfolk Naval
Air Station won at Fort Myer. 7i-
|63, despite the 20 points ana 10
points scored by Myers Jack Jones
land Tommy OKeefe.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
BY .h.,Assoeiossd prs.s

ARCADIA. Calf. Feb. IA.
Eddie Arcaro. already the winner
of nine Of 81 stakes at Santa
Anita. lis getting an unexpected
chance to add to this amazing rec
ord Saturday.
Eddie today landed the mount
on the probable favorite, Calumet
Farms A Clean in the $40, 900
Santa Anita Susana Stakes. This
came about after Calumet and
Steve Brooks, the stables contract
rider since l948. severed relations
yesterday.
Jimmy Jones, Calumet trainer,
said the parting was Brooks idea
and that he always considered
Steve a top rider and a "fine
chap" Brooks. who has been in
somewhat of riding slump lately,
rode Citation when the horse hit
the million dollar mark at Holly
wood Park last summer and was
up on Ponder, the 1949 Kentucky
Derby winner.
Jones lost no time grabbing Ar