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Evening star., 1952-01-10

BETHESDA
Near Naval Hospital. Detached brick
home, immaculate condition on gooe
level lot. Living rn.. dining rn.
kitchen. 2 bedrms bath. full bsmt.
large screened porch. Price $4,000
GREENACRES
Detached corner brick, living rm... din
ing rm. kitchen. 3 bedrms.. bath
full bsmt. Fenced yd. Price S1S.950
INEZ CUSHARD, Realtor. OR. 4232
IlII CAPE COD lIlll
2-5 bedrooms
l6-S23,000
5 minis. from D. c. line.
ONE VACANT
HOME REALTY CO. REALTORS
RE. 1887 ia, 4-0514
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HOUSES SALIVA. (eor,.

RAMBLER with q view, on sz-acre.
distinctive 3-hedrm. stone and red.
lovely firepf.. picture windows, at
tached garage; In . section Of fine
homes: no Reg. x. Mr. Milburn.
i647. or JE. 3-73os. "
ULTRAMODERN RAAfBLER-Strik-
bier near Annadale. Finest construc-
ton throughout. Liv. rm. with fire-
place: din, rm;, comb. kit. utility
wooded lot: Sis.750. Excel. IN. fir,anc. nc.
ing. Call Mr.. Honnold, JA., 4-O55O,
sWsi,r eyes, r, "a. 70ss. with W. B.
MODERN ExPAN: e;BEDRM. RAM
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Pre-fabricated 4-room house units
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Gods ranch houses with breezeways
PRonss Pho saMSases MR sMfra 4 A ana saaaS rooms M;
BRICK RaMBLERsmss liz sIs'Gn; Sedrms. nn; we we
must sell at once. In that fine loca-
LION rust north of N. 18th and
Wash; blvd. close to Westover
sc senoois and shopping center and
rapid transit busline. Lge. liv. rm.
de luxe kit, din: rn. and expand
attic; large bsmt,,g and everything
modern in every detail. A home YOU
VIII De proud to own. Priced low
Win S7,SOO down, pynt. Shown by
aept aeepptt only. STEELE. RE. 0493. CHI.
NEW RAMBLER-s bedrms., l,y. rm..
fireplace. de luxe kit. separate Ain
rms bsnt.. lge. cor. lot; $50. 800. L.
!, MCGEE KING. OK. a0300. FA. $3.50,
BY QWNER--."Immediate Occupancy
custom rambler; 3-bedrm. brick, one
fun bsmt. with an outside entr. Alnm'
storm windows. fireplace; YOUNGSTOWN
KIT, exhaust. fan. Bendix washer.
gar6oo disposal; level lot. 112x1c 90.
aa5g Sa 5g9o cash will handle. Cali JE. B.
BRoKERs, seS less u than ane1es ios vaIue' Mne
Block from Sears. 3 rms. bath. gas
nssb nes6 IsaF gar.; S13,45o. $500
NV LUXURY RAMBLER, $50, ,OOO--
Fins, convenient location In nearby
mEent; 8 rms, e bdrms.J. 3 baths,
porch: dishwasher. Disposal afase; eas
neat; 10 minutes and no stop lights
esll % oISThsown Iordao soSSo.P eS P@snta@gon; @ go Ewes.
S6A Qau 9-UfSU, FRANK IS. PHTI,-
LIPS. IA. 5-6266. III
ALExANDRIA'S best buy; 8 bedrooms,
.uli basement. gas heat, screened
porch; near school and transporta.
ton. Price only S14, $50. Iistine
Moo. no. ISS9 Ewes, call Mr.. Blount.
4 4.bedroom. corner lot, white picket
fence. house in excellent Condition.
Owner transferred. priced SIP 700.
Listing No. 1897
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COLORED. ssh. .195 DOWN

Desirable 5-rm. brick home, 2 bed
inns, 3 porchees. One can easily
be inclosed for bedrm., liv. rm., din
rm., equipped kitchen, full bsmt.
gas heat, nice yard, near shopping
and transp. Total price, Sli 1850.
Call Mr.. Barbour, CAMPANELLA
d CO., EX, Alb; ewes. AP. 1853,
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RANCH HOUSE ESTATE
On q prominent knoll overlooking
Glen Hills with q distance perspec'
tive of Bethesda on the south ane
Sugar Loaf Mountain on the north
2Ia acres. Brick house contains 4
bedrms.. with ample closet space
01nS n0Wa.r r nm dninss ssaths.' f' IsVstory s oge'!s
car garage attached. lge. reer.. rm
In bsmt. with flrepl., storm windows
screens. awnings. oil hot-water heat
Inspection by appointment only.
to property; 2 mile
straight through Rockville on Rt, q
to Glen Hills entrance. left, Enc
house on right to sign.
j, VINSON PETER texcl. agentl
- Phone Rockville 1851, Ii
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~ COLORED
-FOUR BEDROOMS

1rSsklandIEss %Sds.S In. ssth y r PIG attic
Gently redecorSted, fun bsmt., deer
lot. Terms arranged. Call Mr.. Rob-
inson, ewes, MI. 6o71.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
1909 N. J. AVE. N. w. DU. 0707
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-14
Sailing on the Severn
PhoiosiorY by Harold J. Flecluoe

A PLEASANT BREEZE and sunny skies mean Just
IA thing to sailing enthusiasts It's time for
regatta, an opportunity for the yachtsmen to show
their skill in handling boat and sail in competition
with their fellow shippers One recent Sunday group
of the saltwater sailors got together the Severn
River Annapolis to launch the annual Annapolis
Yacht Club regatta. At stake were two prizes, the
sailing championship of the Central Atlantic States
and the senior sailing championship of the Chesa-
peake Bay Both run simultaneously
The contestants were six yachtsmen from Chesa-
peake Bay clubs and five from Barnegat Bay IN. j.
clubs and their one-man crews. Although Wash
ington resident outsaed the others to win the top
prizethe Central Atlantic title-he was ineligible for
the Chesapeake Bay title since he belongs to a New
Jersey club. Two other New Jersey finished Sec
ond and third The fourth place winner-the highest
scoring Chesapeake Bay entrant-was awarded the
Bay title.
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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24

The Brooklyn Dodgers were eth
er in the lead or tied for the top
spot in the National League an
but Is days Of the 1852 season.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
Vol Fullback Leads SEC In Running Yardage

.573 average, has netted So yards
in the air.
Ben Roderick Of Vanderbilt, who
caught six passes as the Commo-
dores upset Florida 20-13. Is the
SECS leading receiver with 20
catches to his record..though not
touchdown by air,
Steve Meilinger Of Kentucky
shares fifth place in total recep-
tons with IL, but three Of the
heaves he snagged went for touch
downs. Passes to Meilinger picked
Up 2l3 yards.
Buck Martin Of Georgia Tech.
the previous weeks leader. caught
only three passes against Auburn,
and dropped 10 second place He
has hung on 70 10 aerials this
season for 2si yards and two
touchd0wns.
Other top sreeeiyers are Harry
Babcock Of Georgia. II receptions.
i75 yards and one touchdown, and
Jeff Knox of Georgia Tech, u
receptions. $50 yards and . single
tally.
Leading punters are Max Nc
Gee Of Tulane, q kicks averaging
al Yards. Spence Of Auburn, %
for s0.S; Bratkow xki. a for 5s.s.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24

frightened up now to where the
Babe is just one of the girls.
They've done away entirely with
women's par. Louise SuggS shot
2S4 to win this years open-an
average of II strokes to the round.
Patty Berg shot 81 on one course
to break the mems record by a
stroke. One 54-hole tournament was
won with a score of 211. Betsy
Rawls, who led the money win
nerS with total of over 81. 900,
is good bet to equal mems par
any time she goes out"
We observed that Freddie was
sticking to the well known names
and asked what the chances were
for some new girls to break into
the picture in the near future. Al
most every season produces some
bright new figure in the mems
division, We pointed out. Corcoran
was dubious.
TITS a different situation with
the girls" he said. I'VE have seven
former women's amateur cham
pions in our group, and they've
been playing one another in hard
for several years now.
They've improved their games
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24

running attempts. He is topped
only by Leon Hardeman of Geor-
gia Tech with 46O yards in So at
tempts.
Hardeman holds the lead by vir-
tue Of his record before last week
end. He was able to pick up only
"a yards against a rugged Auburn
defense. The aH-round Tech attack
brought a $50 victory however.
Halfback Bobby MARROW Of Ala
bama was bounced back into third
place as a league ground gamer
BY Kozar and the fierce tackling
Of Kozar'S fellow Vols. The Tide
back has gained 3ss yards in 81
attempts.
Joe Fortunate Of Mississippi
State, which meets Alabama Satur-
lay, is fourth with 362 yards in
z attempts. His average Of seven
ards per try is hettered only By
'orky Tharp OF Alabama with so.
nd AL Doggeti Of Louisiana State
Iih IS.
zeke Braikowski ef Georgia has
ompletsd A. aerials for 6ss yards
I'd Eve toachdowns. Which makes
% the SECS most effective
asser.
Quarterback Dudley Spence Of
nhurn stu leads the league in
scurase pltehlng. He has eompaet-
4 81 Of - attempts for . 50
eFceuiage. gaining sss yards with
Il q scoring aerial.
BEatkswxka has = 80 pitching
cord
Rln krietsreyer. the great Van
5eshsla freshman. Is seeona 0nly q
Rratkawski Ia yards gained pass
&c. has Ae leads tsc loop in tAe
narnber os attempts asia an evea
loo.
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hsS h<sveS ieE So yards aaa =
iaxaShss0an.
Pete C.sewess uf TalSne kas
thruNn fazw sxgaHA1E tDss<s. ard
aal Rragman m I&oxsa T&eA kns
Gimasy Lear eE NassasSs k4ses
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Ssass. SecQn4 - aegzEzsy wgA .
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
BY oRLo ROBERTSON

NEW YORK R-An intercolleg-
late football program that would
do credit to the annual post season
bowl competition on Jan. / will
be presented tomorrow as six Of
the nations top 10 teams meet
head-on.
California, No. 4, clashes with
Southern California, No. Z, in a
game that may go a long way to-
wards deciding the Pacific Coast
Conference representative in the
Rose Bowl.
Duke, No. s, generally regarded
as the king pin of the Southern
Conference, tangles with Virginia,
No. 8, best of the Southern inde-
pendentS. And UCLA, also very
much in the running for the Rose
Bowl. takes on 10th.ranking Wis
consin, the Big 10 title favorite,
at Madison.
Wisconsin is the only one Of the
sextet that has lost game. The
Badgers have a 81 record. All
Of the others, except Virginia, are
each undefeated in five games.
The Cavaliers have won all four
of their outings.
The remainder OF the top 10,
with the possible exception of top
ranked Michigan State, take on
what figures to be comparatively
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
Capacity Cro,cd
Expected For
Ist Major Tennis
Match OF Season

The first major tennis match OF
the 1928 net season has been
scheduled for Bayview Park Courts
on Saturday and Sunday afternoons
when the Key West Tennis Club
win tackle the strong Navy
netmen.
This event should mark a step
up the ladder for the strongest
Navy team since 1t. Nick Smith
won the City Championship in a
har6fought, five set match in
1913.
The sizzler for Saturday after
noon should be the meeting of
new City Doubles Champion John
McNulty, a grim competitor and
his rangy, hard smashing partner,
Bob Robson against ageless,
mighty-mite Pete Varella who
will team with courtwise, Jack
(life begins at forty) Sellers.
Sellers is former City Doubles
Champion.
A capacity gallery Sunday
afternoon st $500 pm. will have
the opportunity to see Captain
PaYson pit his cool, esleUIafing
game against the blasting drives
Of fhe speedy Harvey Sellers,
who Is known 10 tennis fans as the
whip.
Sunday afternoon's matches
also include . contest between
Commander Joe Watson who
made . strong. even fight for the
1851 Singles Championship and
Charley Lott. former Champion
Of the State Of Maine.
The Navy's calculating Jay Wag-
ner will come up against High
School Champion Leo Carey. 1t.
Bill Barnes viii meet Howard
James and 1t. Dan Zwilling will
battle it with Jack Sellers.
1t is evident by the enthusiasm
that this will be a red hot match
with all of the competitors evenly
matched.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
Six OF Nations Top Ten Grid
Squads Meet Head On Saturday

easy competition. The Spartans
with 40 slate play host to the
Nittany Lions of Penn State, who
have only q tie with Purdue to
spoil an otherwise perfect five
game record.
Maryland, No. 2, plays host to a
weak Louisiana State (2-3) eleven
while Oklahoma, No. 3, tangles
with Kansas state in a Big Seven
Conference fray. Georgia Techs
Ramblin' Wrecks, No. S, goes after
its sixth straight, fourth in the
Southeastern Conference, wit b
Vanderbilt, (1-2-2) as the opponent.
And if the games among the top
10 are not enough to satisfy you,
there are such encounters as Penn
sylvania Navy, Purdue Illinois,
Holy Cross Syracuse, Kansas :
Southern Methodist, Minnesota
Michigan, North Carolina -Notre
Dame, Princeton-C Cornell, Stanford
Washington and Ohio State-Iowa.
From an audience standpoint,
the Purdue. Illinois contest is the
game. II is the game approved by
the NCAA for nationwide televi-
sion. Purdue, unbeaten in the con-
ference and with an overall record
of 2-I-l, also has designs on the
league title and trip to the Rose
Bowl.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
Sports Roundup
BY GAYLE TALBOT

NEW YORK R-The professional
women golfers of this country now
are whacking up more prize money
each year than their male coun-
terparts did in 1886.
Six of them will average better
than $4,000 apiece this year and
viii pick up additional thousands
from sporting goods firms whose
tools they use on the fairwayS
Before rushing out to buy the
daughter a set of clubs, however,
it might be well to listen briefly
to Freddie Corcoran, who invented
playing golf for money.
"The competition is getting stiff
among the girls" said M. A. John
son, tournament manager both for
the men and women glamor play
ers. "A few years ago Babe Didrik-
son (Zacharias) was in a class by
herself. She won most of the money
and others took what was left. It's
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
Charles Meets
BriOn Tonight
By MURRAY ROSE

NEW YORK R-Eager to win
friends and influence his way into
another title shot, Ezzard Charles
aims to knock out husky Cesar
Brion Of Argentina in Madison
Square Garden tonight.
The former heavyweight king
from Cincinnati is 81 favorite
to win the 10 rounder but stopping
the 6-2, 196-pound South American
is something else again.
Cesar the strong man never has
been knocked out. The big mus
cled, 25-year-old invader has 1877
record and has scored 18 kayos.
In his last fight in the states, con-
fident Cesar was floored by Bob
Dunlop and dropped a decision to
the Pacific Coast battler.
Charles will have to put away
Brion TO win any acclaim from the
Garden cash customers and the
unseen millions on the television
circuit Putting away Cesar is a
large order.
II confidence means anything,
Cesar is a cinch to score an upset.
Il can beat Charles. Then l like
to fight the champion, Rocky
Marciano." /"
With Charles, it's a question of
not only winning but looking good,
too.
Il know now I've got TO try for
knockout all the time" said Ez.
card, Il did fight that way before
| became champion. Then / be.
came too cautious. I'll be in there
swinging those combinations all
the time now"
In his pre.championship days
Charles used to flatten better than
so per cent Of his opponents. His
record shows rs wins, eight losses,
and one draw. He has 4S kayoS
to his credit.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. R--Tennes-
sees Andy Kozar charged into
second place among Southeastern
Conference runners by picking up
i2s yards against Alabama.
The SEC statistical bureau today
said the Vol fullback has a seasons
total Of Se3 yards gained in So
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
NAVY TENNIS STARS PLAY XIV. SATURDAY


tremendously in that time. When
they're not playing they're prac-
ticing, just as the men do. In
fact, they don't call it practicing
any more, but say they're going
out to work on their game for .
while.
mo matter how good a girl
might be as an amateur she simply
can't get this kind Of competition.
After she joins our group il win
take her some time to bring her
game up to the tournament pitch
of the original bunch and begin
getting her share of the money"
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
SPORTS
MIRROR
By The Associated Press


TO-DAY A YEAR AGO - Larry
McPhail, former major league
owner, told a congressional COM
mittee that baseball could use six
major leagues
FIVE YEARS AGO - The Uni
yersity Of Detroit's football team
soundly trounced Duquesne, 38-.
TEN YEARS AGO - Minnesota
defeated Michigan, 1914, for the
Little Brown jug before 5000 grid
fans.
TWENTY YEARS AGO - Second
baseman Rogers Hornsby signed
to play with the st. Louis Cardinals
for the 1888 season.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24

are going out on the field to win
tonight. +"
A large contingent of diehard Key
West fans are set to make the trek
north today, leaving on two busses
at one o'clock. Many more are
slated to drive to the scene of the
contest in private cars, also.
A capacity crowd of aiicionadoS
are expected to flock to the spank
ing new stadium in Seacrest for
it's dedication tonight. The Key
West High School Band will join
in the halftime show.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24

Inc SeahdWkS are coming Dack
with fire in their eyes from a 60
5hellacking at the hands of the
South Broward last week and they
would like nothing better than to
nut an end to the unbeaten skein
r ing Conch footbalers have
,uilt up for themselves,
Almost anything can happen
hen Key Vests Fearsome Four
ome: Lucy Gonzalez, Joe Pineda,
Dick Salgado and Tony Dopp un-
.mber their crushing running at
.lck against the upstaters.
But II is . sure thing that
',aifback, Lou Manning will be
Tunning hard in an effort TO
make up for last weeks defeat
fhieh marked the first time the
seahawks have been held score
less TO date.
The trio of Seahawk running
fists, running their plays from
tricky split T formation, are
raputed to be one 6i the slickest
II the state and viii certainly give
ne Conchs, who are playing their
econd season of football in many
ears a hard time.
While some experts hold that
e Seacrest eleven has a 14-point
'lge over Key West, the ConchS,
gno have gained impressive vic
tcries to date will not surprise any
me too greatly if they return to
9 Island City with a win tomor-
row.
The conehs, who left this
morning by bus, accompanied
by fhe l00-pieee high school
land and Q host Of roosfers.
IRE expected to take TO the air
= an effort 10 best the Sea
liant seaeresiers since their de-
snse has been tight enough to
nit their opposition 10 but four
D's in action TO date.
As usual John Vermefte and
uey Gonzalez are expected TO
on the receiving end Of Joe
.ineda's tosses. Gonzalez has
,rred into something Of q threat
III IN this department and as
slippery runner-.-he leads the
= his baexfield in total offense
wide margin.
ha loss Of John CrIz, who is
indefinitely Is not expected
hrmper the Conchs to any great
{ ,gt since they have developed
ne good reserve strength in the
'ttield. However the Seahawks
! ge a wealth OF reserve material
the battle could turn into
nething of a battle royal.
4 hard digging Key West line,
,ich with their hard charging and
ing, has been a big factor in
{ /, Conch's success 20 date, built
)und big Julio Henriquez, Peter
light and Tommy West is in top
ape for t0night's encounter. Jim,
DeMerrit, Stu Logun and
ayne Brantley viii also see
enty Of action in the tilt as well.
Coach Ed Beckman has his squad
'epDed for the match to the point
Aere they are going all out for
win One Conch observer said
lay that "the Foys would rather
&C than tic this one. The,
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
WIFE HAS THE
"MISSING" CAR

LAPORTE. Ind. -(Pl.-- Fred
Pelis looked out a window in his
home. saw that his ear was gone
and called police. No trace was
found of it until Mrs. Pelis came
home. saying she'd told him be.
fore she left that she was going
10 take the car.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
k. W. High Risks Unbeaten Record
In Toughest Start Of Season With
Seacrest II; Capacity Cro,Od Seen
BY JIM COBB. Citizen Sports Editor


The chips are down tonight when the Key West
Conchs meet stfest competition of the
in Seacrest when they tackle the highly outed Sea-
hawks in what amounts to the acid test.
And, hurricane Fox permitting, the fans in that
hamlet should of the classiet aerial exhb
tions e,xtant when the Conchs unmber their passing
game against heavier experienced Seacrest eleven
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
PLANE CRASHES

PARIS p A FrEn<h military
plane crashed in flames here foday
and she AIT Force said II persous
wege killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-06

NEW YORK. April 5.-A new
process for making cortisone from
bread mold and many other COM
mon sources was announced today
in the Journal of the American
Chemical Society.
Cortisone is the new wonder
hormone which relieves pain in
arthritis. heals burns and does
many other things that doctors
want to investigate.
The Upjohn Co.. Kalamazoo,
Mich. discoveries of the new pro-
cess, screened hundreds of molds
looking for a new and easier
source. They found a number all
from vegetable sources.
The bread mold, muracoles. is
one of the best. It produces a
female sex hormone. already in
common use, namely progesterone
BY a single chemical step this hor-
none is changed into substance