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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-05

People in the Marquexas Islands
Of the Pacific hunt wild cattle with
harpoons. says the National Geo
graphic Society.
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EXTRA LARGE room in private
home. Use of dinette and kitchen
optional. lila Grinnell, phone
266-W. nov29-tfl
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1910 BUICK. Excellent cond
Pearle's Trailer Park, Stock Is
land. dec3-3tx
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1852, 90 GENERAL TRAILER.
Modern, with awning, $4,000
Comb. table model wire recorder
record player & radio, $500. Smm
movie camera, protector, & case,
$500. K and K mandolin. $1,000.
Mooney, Lot No. 10, Bayside Trail
er Court, 615 Greene st. nov29- Six
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KINDERGARTEN Nursery teach.
er. College graduate. Experienced
preferred. Phone lsls.M. deeS-ti
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BURROUGHS column adding ma
chine. Visible total $500. Flori-
dian Motel, 1912 Simonton st.
nov19-tf
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-FOUR. ROOM furnished house. Hot
and cold later. Free parking.
1928 Fogarty Ave. dec4-3tx
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38-Automobiles For Sale
tContinuedD

1850 Cadillac "61" Coupe. One
owner. Terms arranged. 132-A
Peary Court. Dec. 4-6tx
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5O-Legal Notices
fran4so,.aN
tContinuedl

DATED this 3rd day of Decem-
Der, AID. 1852. at Key West. Monroe
County, Florida.
(Sea) EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court
BY: 'sd) Florence. f. SAWYER
Deputy Clerk
ENRIQUE ESQUINALDO, JR..
SOS Whitehead Street
Key West, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff.
dec5-12-19-26.1952
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Al FORD c0UPE. New paint,
good rubber. A-No. mechanical
cond. Also, 19 Plymouth Fordor,
Al cond. Can finance. Wilson'S
Auto Trim Shop, 134 Simonton,
phone 'o8. dec4-3t
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NEW Bedroom and efficiency
apartments. ideally located for
rest and Fsereasion. 81 Patio Mo-
tsl. Washington and William SIS.
nov24-ff
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1916 FORD. Excellent condition.
Radio, accessories. Reasonable
terms. Call 1S00-W, or see at 1917
Royal. dec3-3tx
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LUIGi'S r00mint house. Rooms
with and without private baths.
Csu after 3 pm. az Duval St.
nov7.tf
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39-Trailers For Sale

LUGGAGE TRAILER. Metal body.
Oversize tires. Can be seen at
Haskins Machine Works, 726 Caro-
line. nov26-tf
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1910 DODGE. Good motor & tires.
Passed inspection, $125.0O. 1888
South. dec5-3tx
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FURNISHED room, $3.50 per week,
626 Grinnell st. dec5-3t
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-Announcernenss

BRING TELEvISIoN to Key West
- ALI willing to donate $40 to-
wards non-profit TV relay station
send postcard to Box TIT c/o Citi-
zen. Your response will determine
outcome. dec2-4tx
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BEDROOM Apartments and Motel
rooms, completely furnished,
maid service. Sea Isle Court, 915
Windsor Lane, off Truman Ave.
nov7.ti
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so STEWART 81 #. 2 bedroom,
Comp. bath, awning. AIS Trailer
Park, Stock Island. dec2-7tx
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2Apsrtmsats Fer Rent
Ia HACIENDA

FURNISHED APARTMENTS, 3
rooms and bath. maid and janitor
service, utilities furnished. Corsl
Hotel Apartments, a12 Simonton st.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. I3-43g
BRANDON WILLIAMS,
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE
JOHN FRANCIS WILLIAMS.
Defendant.
NOTICE By PUBLICATION
TO: JOHN FRANCIS WILLIAMS
166O-A South Jefferson Ave-
nue.,
st. Louis 4, Missouri
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI TED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
quired to serve a copy of you an
swer on attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk of this Court on or before the
md day of January, AID. 1858,
otherwise a Decree Pro Confesso
viii be entered against you.
DATED this Bird day of Decem-
Der, AID. 1852. at Key West, Monroe
County, Florida
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk Circuit Court
By: (sd) Florence l.. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk
WILLIAM v. ALBURY
SOS Whitehead Street
Key West, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff
dec5-12-1s-26,is52
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AEAR BEACH. For quiet couple.
Everything furnished. So. 90
keekiy. i1it puyal. phone esS-N.
dees.is
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3!!|S!5I>|:| AND IL ;s3|$|s|

$92.50 Gas Hot-Woter Heater
osoIon sIoss-ined tonk quoronteed 10 yeors. zn88
Only 10 to sell al this price! ~ row
5o) coIdspot Dehumdifie resulor price $780, 10000
(75) 20-in $3.50 Window Fans, remote control 43 88
Noo) credenzo Medicine Cabinets, regular $3.se--2ss
1907 3oin Steel Base cobne limo. top, res $56s5 1888
(5) 6o-in. $l4e.5o de luxe Cabinet Snks---l24.SS
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'IlE2sa SI3:I! Es1sI33! TOYS
3-WheeI Pedal Bike

Regularly $3.50 Double -bor Frame points XIX
with steel. Rubber tired Wheels
VeIoeipedes, 1oin front Wheel regularly $749---599
chainDrive Bike. l6-n. front wheel, reg $2o49zz44
Steel Wagons, for tots, regularly $l.z5--------77e
$24s5 veloepedes, 16-in., semi pneumatic tiresless
$685. Veloepedes, 20-n., semi pneumatic tires21.44
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JUN {! (|3;s]

Reconditioned Vacuum Cleaners
Only 70 sell! All weN-known mokes All in good work. OO
ing condition. Not delivered.
~ Kenmore $44.95 Upright Vacuum Cleaners -lss5
(5) Kenmore De Luxe $5495 Cleaners. upright - 1895
~ Kenmore Tank Vacuum Cleaners, were $5275 1875
N5) Kenmore De Luxe SASS Tank Cleaner. - 54.e5
~ Regime Floor PoIshers. regularly $6450 eoeh445o
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90

So beautifully designed thot your guests will know
ceas bed for wo nnepns mottress hot erod|ss you
sleep. Domosk cover 6 to sell!
On '
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S!i3535! |!!I>|3:|!e FURNITURE
7-Pc. Dining Room Suite

Formerly $1,000 Lorse dining tobIe and six side - nm
ehairS Some slightly domosed to sell! Mahogany Wv
finish.
- TM
~ s-pe $4,000 Dining Suites, lined osk--Issss
Nz) 7-pe. $1,000 Dining Suites mople nish-l2s.sS
tz0) oeeosonoI Tables, mohos fnish were $l4o5 8SS
tz4) oeeasionol Tubes, were $l3.o5 to $Is.5oe.sS
1907 oecosionol Tob'es were $l5.75 TO $2Ie5-1l3S8
sears warehouse ONLY
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Harmony House 3-Pc. Dov
Formerly Sl6s5o Full SOTO bed with chair platform rocker Lnsweans
topestpe covering Spring filled
Only IS to sell!
swaraous eonwss v
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BRO us

$121.72 Twistweove Rugs
s.1oht. Perfect quohy. e'ay. Will give yeo's of AA88
seriee Only to seh oo Ea.y
~ sxs-ft. Twistweove Rug, formerly $lo4s5 ---57ss
N l2xS-ft Twistweove Rug, sroy. $Il7.3o--6 SO
% sxlsft. Wilton Rug, sroy, was Sz7elo-----17s.Ss
% I2xIz-ft $ls6oo Imported Administer Rug, Il4.ss
~ l2xloh-ft. Wilton Rug, beige, $zzl 80 36.Ss
Warehouse Only $500 v s. Me-
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l; R 4 9 |! 3,I!SZ'lS us
12x1OI2-Ft. Wilton Rugs

Formerly $65s0 Perfect quality, eorved design WHO6 ID
Goy VIII give Yeos Of service. Only to sell! NOo EASY
% sxIzft carved Wilton Rug, aqua. 81 So s4ss
ID sxl3h-ft. $l5s.s5 Carved Wilton Rug rose. lo5.ss
% exl6h-ft Sle3s5 carved Wilton Rug, oquo. l2sss
Cd 12x9-ft. Administer Rug gray $lo2.60 ---6SSS
IDS 9x9-f. Administer Rug. green. $l07.l0---5S88
warehou
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41l<|s ROO TIES

3-Pc. Living Room Suite
Formerly $9s5o Full spring construction. hord- - - 90
wood froms, topery-bpe to sell! HAM
-
t5) 5pe Sectional Sofas, $l355o --------s8.S4
ID 2-pe Sectional Sofas, $135.50 --------98.SS
~ Living Room Suites Plastic arms were 1894 1883
Isl 3-pe $4,000 Living Room Suites. Mohor-
6 2pe Living Room Suites boueIe, were 1858
SerrsW arehoH
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ZIaS|:|\l;|:|!I35 Dir |5i53 SETS
5-Pc. Chrome Dinette Set

Formerly $685. PIosie top tobe. chrome choin 0QQ
with postic und back. Perfect quaHty. Is 10
seH - ~
02 5-pe. Chrome Dinettes, sroy, S75s5----4sss
uD 5pe. Chrome Dinettes. yellow, $75.95--4sSs
t5) 5pe Chrome Dinette Sets, red, S99.5o-59S8
tz0) 5-pe. Chrome Dnette Sets. were $l295o---ss
tlz 5-pe Chrome Sets, were $3.50 to $l1e.5o 1888
Only
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BEDROOM 3!I5$ li7!Ia3
3-Pc. Maple Finish Bedroom

Formerly $s3s5. Full single bed. chest and dresser al
with mirror Hardwood construction. IA to sell! nAO
~ 3pe Bedroom Suites, sroy finish. $lz4.5o7s8S
l5) 3-pe Bedroom, blond finish, $l4I.20--1osSS
l3) a-pe. Bedroom, lined oak. $I54.50---l2SSS
~ 3-pe Bedroom Suites. lined oak. $I74.5o 1888
5) 3pe. Bedroom. solid maple. were $1lz5o. 1888
nuna aaaR MI !. !
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22
rnE SEM WEEKCY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT LONDON OHIO

of surgical technique-the scient-
lists gave this outline:
The major difficulty in attack
ing cancers deep-seated in brain
tissue is that when the visible
tumor is removed by surgery, cam
Ger tissue can rernain hidden in
the tumor bed
X Ray could be used to xiii
this remaining tissue, but its deep
ly penetrating rays might also de-
stroy normal tissue in the brain.
Tests with cats showed that
when sponges impregnated with
radioactive gold or PHOSPHORUS
were inserted in the brain, the
tissue-killing power of the rays
was limited to a tiny area around
the place of insertion.
There was no apparent adverse
effect on the central nervous sys
tern of the animals.
TT was concluded" the doctors
said. that this method wa
worthy and safe for trial IL
PATIENTS"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22

ments had suggested the possibil-
ity that special sponges, filled with
radioactive materials, and inserted
into the human brain, might kill
off possible remnants of malignant
tissue after all visible cancer was
removed by surgery
Drs. Loyal Davis and Stanton l..
Goldstein said trials in human
patients were under. way and tina,
results would be reported at a
future date.
They said absorbable sponges
made of gelatenous or soggy ma
sometimes employed for
checking hemorrhages-were be-
ing used. And they declared the
radioactive material for impreg-
!. mating the sponges consisted OF
either gold or PHOSPHORUS. Both
of these ray-emiting materials are
produced by the Atomic Energy
Commission at its Oak Ridge
Tenn, plant.
Reporting to a scientific meet
ing of the American Surgical AS
sociation--an organization which
includes the nations top teachers
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22

NEW YORK - Anyone who
thinks Walker Cooper is about
ready to retire has another guess
coming. Big Coop, as he is af-
fectionately called by his Boston
Braves teammates, wants to catch
100 games this season. At 81
Cooper has no designs on retiring.
I'D like to work 100 games as
during the past three years." says
Cooper, After that who knowns,
but hope to stay around baseball
and become a manager or a
coach"
This marks Cooper's 18th sea-
son in the National League and
he has one of the best records of
any receiver in the circuit, having
hit 800 six times.
Although he is a Billy South
worth man, having played for him
for six full seasons and parts of
two others Cooper had his best
year with the Giants under Mel
OFT in 1947. That year he hit 305
drove home 122 runs and smack
ed 35 homers.
Cooper has batted .313 the last
two seasons. He broke in with the
Cards in 1910 and was sold to the
Giants for $175.000 on Jan. 5,
1916. Giant President Horace
Stoneham still has a photostatic
copy of the check to prove the
price. Near mid-season of 1949 the
Giants traded him to the Reds
for Ray Mueller, a catcher now
managing Sioux City, la. After a
spell in Cincinnati, Coop was
traded to the Braves for Second
baseman Connie Ryan, now with
the Phillies.
Cooper has an enviable World
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22
Ohio Fishing
Is Under Way

Although the general spring
rush of fishermen to the streams
and lakes of Ohio has been cur
tailed by inclement weather, some
anglers ventured forth and reports
reaching the wildlife division thus
far have been very good.
Some excellent catches of bass
have been reported at Leesville
and Atwood lakes, and at Jackson
lake in jackson county. Leesvilie
in particular has been good, giving
up several lunkers weighing five
pounds and over. Some crappies
have been reported taken at Sem
eca lake, although the big spring
run is not yet on.
Stream fishing has been SLOW to
start, reports indicate, however
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22
Rich in Friends
Old Doc Finds

INVERNESS, MISS.,-(AP)-
Cancer of the liver is an agoniz-
ing death, but because Sof it old
doc knew he was rich.
Not in money. He never made
much money as country doctor,
though he got by.
He found that he was rich in
friends, respect, gratitude. On
his scales they outweighed gold.
DR.. w. L. Erwin died of cancer
of the liver at his home here at
the age of IS.
And after 33 years there wern't
many in this section of Sunflower
County he didn't know or hadn't
treated-or "birthed."
He rarely sent bills. A lot of
his patients couldn't pay anyhow
unless it be in cornmeal, hams
and sorgum.
Not long ago, however, when
Old Doc had to 20 to Memphis,
140 miles north of here, for an
operation to confirm his diagnosis
of his own illness. word got
around he was low on cash.
Money rolled in, A couple of
days later, his patients and
friends gave him $4,000 for pocket
money.
And when newspapers told Of
the physician who didn't bother
with bills, letters came from
every state in the union.
Some letters held checks from
patients he had long forgotten.
The largest-f or $100-w s
from a couple whose child he had
treated when they were penniless
25 years ago.
The smallest was a widows
mite" of So sent in by an old
negro woman in Louisville, KY.
There's probably not much that
Old Doc would change if he
could live his IS years over again.
He liked being a country doctor,
he said.
BEST people in the world down
here, black and white"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22
v,Es FOR OLYMPIC

FORT COLLINS, colo.--A 20
year-old coed, nicknanied Miss
Pigtails," is training with Colo
rado A & Ms track team insthe
hope she can land on the U. S.
Women olympic team t.'~ s,,n-
mer.
Lolita Maurer, slim i've feet
seven inch Loveland, Colo. girl,
competed in track end field events
for the first time year ago while
a student at Muir Junior College
in Pasadena. Calf.
She copped firsts in low hurdles,
high jump and broad jump at the
Southern Pacific AAU champion.
ships. That success prompted her
to enter the Women's National
AAU championships at Waterbury
Conn. last summer. She equalec
the high jump record of four fee
ga inches in winning the junior
title.
Along with her daily workout
with the track team, Miss Maure
finds time to keep her grades a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22

three muskies have been taken
from Sunfish Creek in Pike county
in the past month, all measuring
over 36 inches. The small-mouths
are reportedly about ready in
many of the better known streams.
Many fishermen in Ohio are
preparing their equipment for the
new spring fishing treat--sucker
snagging. Made legal by the Ohio
Wildlife Council this year for
the first time, suckers and quill
mack may be taken by the use of
not more than three Undated
treble hooks.
The sucker snaggers drop their
Undated hooks on the bottom of
the shallow rifles of the streams
and wait for the suckers to swim
over them and then pull. 1t will
be highly popular in southeastern
Ohio, where fishermen have been
working for years for the legal
iZation of this method of taking
the suckers and quillback. Nd
other species of fish may be taken
by this method.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22

Series and All-Star game record.
In three Series he has hit 800
for 16 games and in six All-Star
games he holds a 1893 batting
mark.
Coop has played for six man.
ayers in the majors. First it was
Southworth in st. Louis and then
in Boston. In the interim he
played under OFT, Leo Durocher,
Bucky Walters, now coach with
the Braves, and Luke Sewell,
Now he's under freshman manag-
er Tommy Holmes and Cooper
thinks the former right fielder
will do a good job with the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22

was about to whale away at a
s12-pound Iump
What Wagner saw protruding
form the lump of coal brought
his swing to an abrupt halt. It
was the. fuse from stick of
dynamite.
Sheriffs deputies said had
Wagner whacked the lump it
would have caused widespread
damage"
They said the dynamite probably
was part of mine charge that
failed to go off.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22
London Defeats
WesterviIIe High
Hy The jerks


On Wednesday of last week the
London Raiders downed the Mad
ison Local nine with shut-out of
21-0.
Bob LeBeau pitched a near no.
hitter, but Richard Clark and Bob
Slone rallied for Madison Local in
the top of the seventh with two
singles Of the losers batters, Le-
Beau struck out 19, walked A, and
allowed 2 hits. One batter went to
first on an infield error, and an
other was tossed out at first-Bill
Minner to Herman Jenkins.
Defeat WesterviIle
Then on Friday, London brought
back an 8-4 league victory over
Westerville.
Bob LeBeau, first man up, singl-
ed, went to second on Jack Shoaf's
hit, stole third, and came in on
Sonny Wheeler's first of two hits.
Wheeler drove in four runs during
the game.
Bill Hunter. starting pitcher,
tossed for four innings and struck
out four. Relieving him in the
fifth, Dwight Simpson famed
seven in the last three innings. The
Drytowners didn't earn any one of
their four runs, and left eleven
men on, to London's five earned
runs and six left on.
Tuesday, the 22nd, London
travels to Grove City's diamond,
then meets Columbus st. Mary's
and Madison Local here later in
xLa x.y1zly
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22
Cooper Wants to Manage
Or Coach When He Quits

Braves. In the off-season Coop
runs his own roller-skating rink
in Buckner, Mo. s4
One time Cooper had been ac-
cused of loafing with the Giants
and the report goes that he picked
Durocher up in the dressing room
as though Leo were a meek lamb.
The next spring Cooper was
traded. Coop is quiet guy but
takes no CUFF from anyone.
I've always given the game the
best in me-" says Cooper. 1T isn't
any fun going out there and losing
especially when you get that hot
weather."
Cooper, who says he will work
as often as possible, thinks his
big brother Mort was about the
best right handler he ever caught,
"Vern Bickford is pretty good,
too," says Cooper. Among the
crack lefties he caught were
Johnny Beazley, Ernie White, Max
Lanier. Harry Brecheen, Howie
Pollet and Warren SPAIN.
Cooper. incidentally, has made
more hits than any active catcher
in either league. His 1,107 hits in
IL seasons rank 10th among the
National League veterans His
l4l home runs are fifth best
among active players in the cir.
cult. He begins the 1852 season
with a .292 lifetime average, the
same mark as Brooklyn's Roy
Campanella.
If Coop ever makes the grade
as manager In the majors he
might have some illustrious com.
pany. Al Lopez. Luke Sewell, Bill
Meyer and Paul Richards were
catchers, too.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22
ANCIENT roMs FOUND

HONG KONG tAP)--Commun-
list press dispatches from Canton
report that 1.640-year-old tomb
has been unearthcd in Hak Tsung,
suburb of Cantor.
The dispatches said the tomb
belonged To the Chin dynasty and
was in good state of preserve
ton. Nine earthen vessels wert
found inside the tomb.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22
Atomic ''Sponges'
To Treat Cancer

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va. (AP)-Science is investi-
eating the possibility of mopping
up elusive brain cancers with
atomic energy "sponges," two
Chicago surgeons reported.
The doctors said animal expert
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22
NO FUTURE" IN DEEsy

LOUISVILLE, Ky. CAP Prior
to 1914 the Kentucky Derby was
a future" race. Owners nominated
horses they expected to run In II
during the year the horses were
foaled. Subsequent payments were
made to keep the horses eligible.
Since 1914 the Derby has been a
late closing race with nornlnatiOns
usually closing in February
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22
GIVE DEMONSTRATION

The American Eagle All Club
program at Tuesdays meeting at
the home of Lula Cook was a
demonstration of rope tieing by
Charles Kimbler and Ronald
Pruitt.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Helen Jo Wood, April %
at 4:15 pm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22
Eyes on Work
Paw This Man

Ian CA ST E r, O.,-(AP)-
Michael Wagner of near Lam
caster kept his eyes on his work.
Lucky for him he did, too.
He was breaking up humps of
coal with a sledgs hammer and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22

the top level. She won a scholar
ship when she graduated from
Muir last spring. She is now q
junior. ~
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22

Batteries: London, Hunter, Simp-
son, Terry and Davidson: Wester-
vile, Dewitt and Close.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22

Stalls bedding
UST Rules to with exceptions
only half
l5 TO- 3% entrance payable
horses declared which time posi-
tions will be - -
All % 5 to art
Colt Stakes
Right reserved
conditions -
SPEED COMMITTEE Stewart Anderson John Sanford Robert
Hines and M = - ~ '
STARTING ...... PHOTO FINISH
John Sanford President Ira Hunter Vice praSdant
LONDON ONO H. H. Mt. Sterling Ohio r.
Supt OF Speed William
20 west fHth street London Ohio r.
LONDON ONO Robert Hines
Mt. Sterling, r.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22
ANNOUNCE SPEED PROGRAM FOR
1852 MADISON COUNTY FAIR

Stakes for 1852 County
speed program has been by the follows:
SPEED PROGRAM
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-22

8aA ,agat 49, tnoetos. -
3esi3 70 5fsaesA
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing
Screen.


Ambassador - "The Crimson
Pirate; /. $40, 500. 7:30 anc
9:40 pm.
Capitol - my Wife's Best
FRIEND; II am, las, 4:30, 7:1s
land 10 pm. Stage: 1855. $40
I6:25 and 9:10 pm.
Columbia = Caribbean; 11:3s
am. 1875. $40, 5:45. 7:45 ano
$50 pm.
Dupont - "Cry, the Beloved
Country; 1880. $3.50, 5:35, TAG
and GAS pm.
Keith's-"Annie Oakley; 11:2(
am, 2:35. $50 and 9:O5 pm.
Little "The Seventh Veil";
.6:15. $40 and 1905 pm.
Metropolitan - Stolen Face;
l11:15 am, 1:50. 4::30. 7:15 an6
10 pm.
Ontario - Park Row.; 1885
3:45, 5:55, 7:55 and 10 pm.
Palace - "Ivanhoe";; II am. 1
$40, 500, 1880 and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse High Treason,
IL am, 12:45, 2:30. 4:20, $40. {
and 9:55 pm.
Plaza Miracle in Milan;
I11:15 am, 1:05, 2:55, 4:50. 6:40
1885 and 10:30 pm.
Trans-Lux Carrie; 11:1C
am. 1:20. 1925, 5:35, 1885 ano
!9:45 pm.
Warner-"The Crimson Pirate,
1880 am, 1885, $40, 5:45. 1850
and $50 pm.