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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Macarthur Nav
Speak At COP
Convention
Move Is Under
Discussion OF The
Party's Executive
Committee

WASHINGTON LAP - The posi-
biIity of inviting Gen. Douglas
Macarthur to be keynote speaker
at the Republican presidential NOM
mating convention is under dis
cuSslon by members of the party's
Executive Committee.
A prominent COP official. who
asked not to be quoted by name,
told reporter that he and his
colleagues have talked over such
an invitation to the general.
If Macarthur lis invited to speak
and accepts The convention
might note a contrast between his
attitude toward Army regulations
against political activity and that
of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Eisenhower has made it clear
that so loET as he is in uniform
as North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
ton (NATO) commander, he will
not discuss political matters al
though he has made himself avail
able for the COP nomination if his
friends can get it for him.
Although Macarthur was re-
foved % fis Pacific commands
by President Truman, the five-star
general lemains technically on ac-
tive duty, assigned to the chief
OF staff but stationed in New York.
In letters to some office holders,
Gen. Macarthur is reported to
have made it clear he looks with
a great deal of friendly interest
on the bid of Sen. Taft (R. Ohio
for the Republican nomination.
With this in mind, any Invitation
to Macarthur to keynote the con-
vention might meet with opposition
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Joe Pinder Will
Build S8M House

House construction in the Sun
shine Subdivision near Roosevelt
Boulevard is underway. One of
the first of the group of new
residences will be a CHS home at
1914 Stevens street on Lot rs of the
subdivision. Joe Pinder applied
yesterday in the office of Ralph
Russell, building inspector for
the permit. The house will cost
$4,000.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeting. lll9
Petronia street, was granted a
permit for general repairs for
the house. costing $500.
A plumbing permit was given
(. E. Hood, 260l Fogarty avenue.
Electrical Inspector, Paul Ma
son, ST., gave the largest number
of permits for electrical install
lations in the fail of 1851. The
fees amounted to $1,000, accord
ing TO records for the past year
in Charles Roberts tax office at
City Hall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
A2, Us Payment
Pleasant Surprise
Disappointment

"A complete and pleasant sur
prise, at this time was the way
in which Superintendent of Mon
roe County sch ools, Horace
O'Bryant described the allocating
Of $42,735 grant given by the
state board of education. I'VE
didn't expect this money until
March IS. 1882" he said.
We were given the funds be-
cause Of the jump in increase of
students in the area. Under or
binary circumstances. we could
could get no extra help because
our present allotment is based on
last years figures of the number
OF students in schools here. The
money will help pay teachers
who have already been hired and
for other costs, as transportation,
current expenses, capital outlay
and retirement of bonds floated
for school building projects" he
said,
The sum will be added to the
previously allotted amount from
the minimum school foundation
fund of $36l.li4 for Monroe
county for the school year 1851
1852,
Enrolment in schools here
showed l2.49 per cent increase
in white schools while the over
all county enrolment increased
1898 per cent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
OFFICE OF TAX ASSESSOR
CLAUDE CANDolEo:

The Audit states that THE ex-
penses OF, the office from January
/. 1949 until July 81. 1851 we're not
adequately substantiated. Commits
sions due the Assessor amounted
TO S2,7sS. A large portion of this
amount represented retainage on
the 1850 tax roll which had been
billed. but not received. The AS
SCISSOR had not properly billed the
various taxing units for commits
sions due for additions to the tax
rolls and for commissions on errors
on the tax rolls.
Many expenditures shown on
the Assessors records were not
properly substantiated. When this
was called to the Assessors at.
tention he stated that better re.
cords would be maintained in the
future. Remiittances to the County
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

1852, simultaneously with the
discovery of $45,33999 missing
from the safe he had custody of
as Payroll Officer.
He is believed to have left
Augusta, Georgia, about 3 am,
January 8, 1852, driving a 1851
Maroon Chevrolet Coach, bearing
1851 Georgia License S-29075 and
Augusta City Tag No. 1868. He
was dressed in the uniform of
Warrant Officer in the U. S.
Coast Guard and was accom-
panied by a woman described as
age 80, s. a., 1870 lbs, auburn
hair, green eyes. Whetzel is de-
scribed as a white male. age 36,
200 lbs, s. 312" tall, brown eyes
and light-brown hair All indica-
tions are that he was coming to
Florida.
Mr.. Wall suggests all law en-
forcement officers and individual
persons be alerted and. in the
event information is received as
to Whetzers whereabouts, the
nearest Agent of the FBI or
Headquarters at Miami, tele-
phone 9-2421, be advised inn
mediately.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
739 Phones
Added Here
In Past Year
Now 1902 Phones In
City Of Key West;
Still Number OF
Untitled Orders

Telephone service to 739 addi-
tional citizens of Key West help
ed mark another big year of COM
rnunity progress during 1851. CA
Cold, Manager Of Southern Bell Te-
lephone and Telegraph Company,
said today.
AS the year ended, there were
approximately 1882 Southern Bell
telephones in service here, COM
pared to 4.623 at the beginning Of
the year, he announced.
Cold declared the total number
of telephones now serving Key
West is almost twice the number
in use at the end of World War
III.
Christmas telephone calls to far
distant points we're 80 percent
greater than last year, Cold said.
Telephone facility expansion in
the community was pat of a state
Of Florida program that totals ap-
proximately 81 ,487 telephones gain
ed during 1851. There are now $685.
778 telephones in service which is
more than twice the number in SER
vice in the state six years ago.
This required an expenditure in the
state of $l26, 1886, 846 during the six
year period, ST.. 906, 800 Of which
was spent in the state by South
ern Bell during the year just ended,
Mr.. Cold said.
Rural expansion in the state in
cluded the installation of 1927 te-
lephones during 1851. These tele-
phones now total 1880 which is
more that four times the number
operated by the company six years
ago, he said. One of the big OBJ
jectives of the company is adding
telephones for farmers, Mr.. Cold
said.
fThe company is aware that. in
spite Of good overall progress in
the state during 1851, a large num-
Der OF untitled applications for te-
lephone service are on hand. This
demand largely is a result of the
economic growth of the state. We
are working hard at the job of
meeting full telephone service
needs Mr.. Cold said.
Southern Bells activities in con-
iection with civilian telephone
needs were carried forward in a
year In which the greatest military
defense demands since the war
were also needed" he added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

Officers and Employees Retire
ment System have been made cor
rectly"
sHERtFF's OFFICE:
The report says, The Sheriff
had accounted for all fine and cost
collections of record (from Dec
ember l, l948 until July 81, 1851
by remittances during the audit
period or by cash on hand"
PEACE JUSTICES
All three Justices of the Peace.
Ira Albury, Roy Hamln, and E.
r. Lowe, of Tavernier were given
clean bills of health.
"All amounts due the Justice
were paid by the county. Fees
charged appeared to be proper.
Records were adequate"
COUNTY JUDGE RAYMOND r.
LORD:
"All collections of record were
accounted for by remittances or
cash on hand. Civil dockets were
well kept, probate docketS needed
improvement. Cash resources were
adequate for liabilities of record
Fees charged the county and the
nublic appeared TO confront to the
statutes governing. No excess in
come was earned.
CRIMINAL COURT:
The accounts Of Harry DOng0.
clerk of the criminal court were
reviewed by the auditors.
"As of July 81, 1851, there was
cash deficit of 81, 4S5. The Clerk
handled jury pay rolls. AS of July
81, 1851. the Clerk had paid out
$515 of $4,000 jury pay roll and
had no monies on hand or in an
official bank account to cover the
remaining balance of 81 ,485. Since
the close Of the audit period an
official bank account has been op-
ened and the balance of 81 ,485 has
been returned to the State Com
ptroller. Records were adequate
but the entries in the Criminal
Court dockets were not current. -
The audit of the Board of Public
instruction will be covered in a
separate story.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Four Small
Permits Issued

Building in Key West showed lit
lie activity today as City Building
Inspector Ralph Russell reported
That only four permits amounting
to $3.50 we're issued from his office.
These include:
Mrs. Margaret Hanna. 32l Ame-
lie Street, Repairs amounting TO
$50 J.P. Richardson, Passover and
Windsor Lane. who will move his
residence from that address to the
corner Of Josephine and johnson
Streets. William Freeman viii
paint the interior Of his store at
eiS Duval Street al a cost of $50:
Elizabeth Sweeting, iIle Petro.
MA Street, General Repairs, $500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

OF Havana smartest night clubs.
There will be a stop at the Open
Air Cafe, where an all girl or
cheStra plays Cuban and Ameri-
can music. From there. the par
" will go to the First Night
Club to see the midnight floor
show.
Tickets for the Havana trip
drawing are on sale al all Naval
Charity Carnival tables, and will
be sold at the Carnival.
The proceeds from this years
Charity Carnival. sponsored by
all local Naval activities. will be
distributed to thirteen different
charities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Flying Courses
To Be Held

According to Mr.. Alfons litter,
Public Information Officer, the
newly activated Key West Civil
Air Patrol Squadron will inaugu-
rate series of courses in Naviga-
ton and Meteorology beginning on
Jan. Is, when Mr.. Arthur Holler-
ich will hold the initial class in Ma
vigation. The following Tuesday
will be devoted to Meteorology I'M
der the direction of Mr.. Wallace
d. Culbertson.
With Fl charter members and
over so applicants the local squad
ron will meet at FaraldoS Flying
Service on January Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
FBILooking
For Ernest
L. W'hetzel
Was Dressed I'm
Uniform OF A
Warrant Officer

Robert w. Wall, Special Agent
in charge of the FBI in Florida,
announced that the FBI and law
enforcement officers throughout
the southeastern section of the
country are vigorously seeking ap-
prehend Ernest l.. Whetzel, Jr.,
who was Warrant Officer with
the u. S. Coast Guard at Camp
Gordon, Augusta, Georgia, where
he disappeared on January 3,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

An odd juniper tree, found on the
Crooked River in Oregon. grows
like a spire 10 feet in the air. II
looks like a domestic shrub
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

The word Yankee" was first APP
piled by the Dutch to a shrewd,
tricky fellow, according to gen.
orally accepted version of its orr
gin
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

Born Yesterday, the sixth
longest run play in New York thea
trical history had l,643 performan-
ces. II closed on Dec. 81. l949.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

The swifteSt part of the Gulf
Stream flows at TO 5 nautical
miles an hour off the promontory
of Cape HatteraS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18

rotation 90 the puzzle seems 90 h
that oil escaping from a CLOSED
underwater pipe caused tire colof
ING.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18
kWHS Band Heads
For Cuba Friday

geg NRf nsh s hn9i
80 ssbers and ma icsss'ss ere So
psr.H1 Ger her lirsf sfieiai
20 @4vane llsis ve>be-a.
TEs 81 isessasrs will Be car.
res 70 Gas 10 . -vAaa ssis
Friday nsornina. They will par.
s..e sstorasY NIGHT en- she Prsao
. re spcains ~ q CUBAN earn.
-. su-uay sfterneon trey wgli
AZ fsF . esneaFt IN enc "a tis
aces parss. The eaa<eri will
,rtaasasf ~ rsaio aad ie'esi
son. u va learrea.
This Is ne firsf year shsi re
ssad has been invited 70 play fer
ne cubsn eaFnival. AAemhsrs
Ella reiura 70 ksy West suaday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18
Brooks Stars Viii
Niami Gitaiis e.

TIE Mlani Cisnss 0snl down
ia aefesl "a fhe bands 81 tic
lsaatR stars S, nday a, Wick.
~ riei3 sigdun TIE final
ssc rera e g The pitching per.
'arnnrs ~ Crensc Ace We
e tig f8r.nr m t.se win as the
al rEafwei Brooks aainstay
ols3 ~ - ssslkcouis zoe me
mh o.
The ssators SCORED their two
egns N SO first inning or two
sit aad tw0 errors. bat from
aere ga a Ace had their mum
Nefs
TIE Brooks knottcd the count
n the fourth frame on bar.
rsee ~ eafeiics by smith. Brown
and Periif
They aaded two more IN the
fifth end two IN the seventh fsr
good measure.
Fer the visitors. cFomalie.
WYNN ard Williams each had
two safciies For the locals.
Brown. Alec and Porter turned
n s'1ndoat performances
The line score
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18
Key Vest ShO,rs
Well liz Loss;
Cooper Scores 10
Counters For XIV

An osltmanncd Key Wet n IN
school basketball souaa bowed
70 the bic University ~ Mani
Jayvee tive on the Writ 81
hardwood Saturday night The
Concns. however. mad d a ball
game despite the 68-43 score and
lost not one whit ~ prestige iu
the loss.
10 the o cnlng period. thc
Conchs kept well abreast ~ re
tall visitors and u looked a.
though they might come thaoueh
and coo a win.
A ragged second quarter. toa
ever, was the deciding faeaf in
the 20 point NJ ann victory.
Sparkling the visitors alact
was Sandy Farbef. classy Hue
ricane guard who Gun ped Ia 70
points from ali angles IN a bgau-
tiful exhibition 81 shooting.
Punished Billy Ostcrhoadt
fought his heart 0ul in a.. d..
fensive hiehliRhi OF the cvcnlng.
Giving away plenty IN height,
Osterhoudt made up Tor it ~
hustle and he repeatedly stole
the oval from the Miamians a.
set up the Conch attack.
The Conch shooting was rag
ged due % the tight Miami Of
Tense which hurried the locals
shooting and never gave them
chance 30 get set
Miami held twenty p0lnt
lead az the hah and tbs hsxn
schoolcrs who are noted CO..
their strong finish. op~ ne 80 IN
the trial stanxa bat the visitors
lead was simply too great
Forward Bob Cooper was high
for the Key West Five with 10
points and guard Ken Bazo kick
ed in with ~ for the Conch
cause.
The undefcaied Miami squad
worked smoothly under the has
ket with their g. 5" center. VII.
kins. dominating the blackboard
play.
The Summary
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18
Jack Russell
Wins Baseball
Golf Tourney
Citizen staff Photo


MIAMI Jack Russell the
new Baseball Players Coli char
p,on. Is better known "a pop ,hai
the younger generation.
When Russell knocked of Die
Barleli. Detroit Tiger coach. , am
in Sundays rs hole linals AZ Nj
ami Springs Country Club. the
cfe~ cuts ASKED sW4 a's Nnssclif
The sG year old rlsathards
pitched for ghc Boston Red Sos
Washington. Detroit. Chicago cah
and 81 Louis Cards In hts earec'
stretching from ia26 to 1890. Along
the way he made two world series
with Washington in rs and the
Cubs IN Is
still fresh IN Jacks miad Il A.
game ne lost IN she IS series &
the New Work Giants.
"Griff Owner Clark Griffin o
Washington pat up a nev three
foot fence in left center. he SAID
n was pitching In the last aam
when Mel ou hii a long bah l.
ward the fence. Il glanced nif 90
center feeders glove. over IT,
wall. and trey called II homs
run Bm we had quite an argu
trent
n was Rnssell's tira win after
missing twice IN the finals. a.
lost 80 Paul waner AZ sarasota r.
n and 10 IVES Ferrch Al Tampa
in ~.
Ion kreilaN. Chicaea White So
pitcher vfo knocked OFT nesene
sng Champ Alvin DARK ~ ths
Giants VAS beaten 81 Barfeu
md 5. IN the SEN finals
ken Nagnf > ~ enme wiansn
psseiicr Cor Niagara Fails. ~ v
last year won ire Miner Leaeu
championship by downing Art Son
merlieid ~ PeuFia. ~ ~ a.
Three Eye i.eaRse. 3 and 4
The press radio tiile went
Don Murray az the Mlami Herah
over Ray Kelly II the Phllaael
phla Bulletin. iup
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18
KY WEsT

Halftime Score-UM Jayvccs.
37-i7. Referee Allen. Umpire
Sweetina.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18
Kentucky Will Become Top
Scoring basketball Team
OF All Tine On Thursday
HAVE SCORED 2.068
POINTS TODATE. Old
RECORD wAS 2.i3t
~ STERLING sLkPPgY


kssssisisa Press spsris Writer
The kcGiucky Wildcats can play
q three gaar,er speed Thursday
night and hoeonc me SoJ'te8etcr
'onlereEee Sop seer as basketball
earn o. an tire
n that pogcnt4al record tSa
CROUCH 10 stoR toa saRcrlef kca
lucky Is 20 tie remaiadar q
SEC tea cslz.3cr tfege raca-
also.
The Wildeas iaye WCl "a ca 90
Secutivc conference CHI an'a
ships should the 1851 So ,eam 2
feat Vanderbilt ThuFgday night !.
Wildcats viii become the Ell
Kentucky team 90 play q rsuua
conference slate without a de'csi
OF a. SET touraartnts he
lucky has won 81. and 81 - tea
lournament records. keniuc
holds OF iolnily holds 20 o. i1em
Through q genes thig season
q q which we're victories Adnlr
Rupps near perfect hasketna
mechanics scored 2oaS points Ef
record Is ass by ke1tucky-r
the 1919 50 season
Besides The Mandy game IN Les
lngton thursday EenlnCky has ID
DePaul game IN Chicago Salul Ia
night to accumulate the neressaf
81 points 90 make The 1881 81 team
the top point maker 81 them al
The present clip ~ the 1852 Aili
cats Is s. points per same, best /
the nation
Kentucky won re SIC cham
pionship two weeks ago and auto
maslcally qualified Zoe an NcAf
tournament pairing Firsi however
the wildcats and the remainder &
SEC teams must play IN ne cor
ference meet IN Louisville Feb. 2
and - and March /
vandy looks Ike . strong BE-
for runner up spot although ga
teams-Florida l. s L Missis
sippi and Ala anna ARE tied %
third place one game back of a
Commodore
Nardy meets weak Georgia Tee
tonight IN Atlanta and q Wand
victory Is expected
Games remaining this season
Monday night Auburn at IN
.anc Florida q Miami. Wander
aill 81 GcoFsia Tech MississlpI
a L. $. II
Tuesday sigi Geor e. Al
5ama spring llin II 81 sssa
"Wednesday Tcanessce sf Co
Eia Tech.
Thursday VANDERBILT 81 re
lucky
Friday Fs0rida "a Talane lls
Sissinpi State AZ Sewaaee
Saturday Auhgrn az Alabami
Florida a L. ). u. CefVia
Georgia Tech Misslssipp4 state
Tennessee kentucky a Dcpa
Chicago.
Feb. % Mississippi q, Miss
slppl State.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18
Tampa Tough
Next Year
saws Sinkwich

TAMPA ~ rana snku
'hc University ~ Tamna v,ll a..
q pretty tough team nexi 'sm eve
though he won't b. ON hand
sinkWich announced sunday hc
fas going into private llsiacss
March /.
4 feel that ve have huil
ound foundation Cor football here
% tie SparianS VIII continue o.
iNe teams on their schedule plen
Of trouble next year. and m
gcceediRg seasons the FORMER
20 ~ia All America said.
We have a naod nucleus 81 vpt
'rans coming back. and recently
vas lucky enough % bring IN
ome other good players who Will
e eligible Cor the varsity next
fal
The Tampa post WAS Sinkwlch
irst college coaching iob after a
starring career 50 a performer IN
ON eolleke and professional ranks
20 2 year coaching a pro team
n Erie. pa.
he came here In 1850 after Tam
- had won only two games In two
ears. Tie rounded up a score of
sorihern high school stars aud
mail college transfers. took the
est of the local talent and pro
mced II wins against seven defeats
nd tle IN his two seasons here
Dr. r. G. Nance. president ~
e university. said Sinkwichs res
gnaiion came a. a surprise and
md s. ii the gemii finals
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18
6A-A3

Fiarida teai filami. asa
a pecemheF e Gsiscssae.
Otter games uis Sc al ggs
Florida southern playius d ramaa
Tuesday. Rollins a. Gpca cove
Navy thnrtay F'orda nlasias
rulane in Acu of.csas aaa Rollins
rlaylas % Jacksonville Nasy 81.
~. sat.soa Fy Mercer 81 Ma.
11 Gas fllrlasy AID Frllst
sat1r4sy 81 e3uic ineiass
if.san CO tarais Stale. Fnrls
ioalhern e. AoAas ana Flanls
icsiins l-A a Haioa Raase.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18

The Bench wishes % anaio.
gre for Us absence. bus was
called horne a. Alfooha. pcnna..
las, week due % TIE death II
my grandmother and have Just
returned 10 the wargn climate
Sonw facts that not ced and
also received information or
while I was there. I woula like
o. pass on a. those who are ~
teressed IN this world q sports
First. during the season II
basketball. there arr many
leagues lorn,ed Tor TIE fecrea.
tionai benefit that can be attain.
al from this sport Thp different
leagues are cuWposed ~ vaeinsif
church groups. organizations and
other functions that wish o.
play There Is nlso 4 league fer
each ~ tnc aiflertnt srse a.
the schpols, both puhre and
parcchial " nr. thss teaches
she feeling 81 eond fcliov sd
besides sport naanshtp Whirh IS
essential ~ al walks 81 llic
II = not a money making pro-
position ~ ihe MONEY! ihaf IS
taken IN. which b very small.
goes % each teaV Cor equipment
and supplies
This T. mot the only oFt
which al these flfneunns enter
Volleyhail ana af,ball are me
other two whsch ara nlaycd quite
extensively.
AM sNek leagues a. thexe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18

Once again uc have Naaf
kaoaa a. sleeper pets
tIeh Genes uaisfigd. aaftrale
"a W~sgas IL praise % adva
1ua.ici's. hui vhieh turns OF to
aae af tie better 0.ier.nes in Gin
ma fare.
he re1ei0as lsome is sire
md tie Photography excelleni
With two veteran stars Ike Charles
- iaa Garlic II believe
lhis war has las. Eiov.el - carry
the lixme through aiih thai grace.
iiil professional touch wsieh der
80 naturally ihaf b kadiy seer
professional Nou sorgei Tat Liese
men are actors They 'some real
N the story.
churches wtll perhaps praise
The First Legion wai 4 e. Fer
a an unufEal and ina iur
pening. Il tells If a false m.rae
W4 ga nE So Hw
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18
Island CITY Loop
Flag Al Stake

The Gulfsiream Foodstnrr nine
All uaeet the nruoks Stars
hasebsihefs tonight az the wiek
err Field stadium IN a reaulagl u
scheduled Island Ci,v Brsrhasl
League encoantef Cars tirae Is
Tst pm
Hartman is slated 20 hufl fo-
the Gulfsfressncrs ard white faf
fhn brouks
TIE gulasirgnm. with g. ~
ard 4 tnlf lea3 n the bog. will
ciinch the secofsd halt flsR Il
they Win Il the SiEand can rap
victory thcS vii have .
clnnce a. sying tiR race up