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Coming Events

Island City Navy Wives Club No.
IS. meeting at Bldg. I7S. 10:So
am.
Ladies Golf Tournament, &. w.
Golf course. Q am.
Handicraft Group, Naval Station
Library, End floor, 8 pm.
Junior Debs, Woman's Club audi
torium, 1850 pm.
American Legion, Arthur Saw.
yer Post No. 2S. at Post homes
5 ppm.
Scottish Rite Bodies, at Scottish
Rite Temple, 8 pm.
Stephen r. Mallory Chapter No.
1862, 4:3O p.m., 1901 Whitehead
ST., home of Miss Fannie Cur
ry.
FAWTU owe coffee, Aeropaims
10 am.
Fleet Training Group owe, Echo.
asiS, 10 am. =
Monroe General Hospital Auxlks
iary, at hospital, pm.
Naval Station Officers Wives
luncheon, Raul's Restaurant,
1890 pm.
Writers Group, meeting with
Mrs. Arvid d. Rodin. 220-C
Poinciana, pm.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13--
Ladies Auxiliary, Arthur Sawyer
American Legion Post No. 2S
at Post home, 8 pm.
DR.. Felix Varela Lodge No. 81
Cuban Masonic Lodge, 91e Eli
zabeth ST., pm.
Mothers Club of CMI and st.
Joseph's School, Convent Audi
torium, 1880 pm.
Busy Bee Club, s pm.
Gray Ladies Corps, 10 ans
home of Mrs. Herbert Pace,
1929 Eagle Ave.
Unit 56, Ladies Auxiliary. FRA.
$3.50 pm. Place to be an.
nounced.
Ladies Aid Of Grace Lutheran
Church, 8 pm.
Executive Board. High School
PTA. at school, 8 pm.
Jayshees, meeting home Of Mrs
o. McKillip, 2429 Harris Ave.
pm.
CAP Cadets, Key West High
Auditorium, 1880 pm.
Navy Wives Bowling League, I
p. m. N. s. Also open bowling.
Rotary Club luncheon. i2:is. 81
PanI's Parish Hall.
Key West Lions. meeting. $50
p. N.
CAP. Cadets, at Key West High
School, 1880 pm.
Elks Lodge, at club house, pm.
VFW Post No. 391l, at Post
Home, s pm.
Circle Two, First Methodist
Church, 3 pm.
Key West Garden Club, at Wom
ans Club, 5 pm.
Board meeting, at Woman
Club, 3 pm.
Life Underwriters OF X. W., A and
B Lobster House, 1880 pm.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER A.
Alcoholics Anonymous. First
Presbyterian Church Annex,
5 pm.
Old fashioned Hymn sing ana
fellowship hour, Poineiana Bap"
list Church, sponsored By
Youth for Christ, 1850 pm.
Knights 81 Pythiss. Pythlan HaIl
. pm.
Fern Chapter. No. n. oES. a
Scottish Rite Temple. 8 pm.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15~-
Youth Tor Christ Rally. Fleming
street Methodist Church. 10
Fleming street. 7:30 pm.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER IL
Key West Temple No. 20, Pys
than Sisters meeting. 7:se
pm, X. Of p. Hall.
". s. G. s. Of Ley Memorial
Methodist Church, T.so p.m,e
church annex.
Elizabeth Taylor Circle of WMUs
First Baptist Church, anDexs
3 pm.
Juvenile Council, clinic Bldg,
pm.
Women Of First Presbyiegian
Church. At church. 9 pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge Assos
citation. Jayeee Club Housas
FIagier Ave. 7.45 pm.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER is-
kipsnis Club. dinner meeting
$50 pm.
Youth sor Christ Bible Study
Methodist Church. 10 Flem.
ina street. 7sso pm.
Ft. Taylor DupIicate Bridge
C5mh. rs pm.
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SMALL Efficiency cottage for cou-
pie only. Utilities furnished. SIS
per week. 802 Simonton. Phone
217-W. nov11-3tx
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l0-Male and Female Help
Wanted
(ConsInued)
(Con.Inued)

WANTED: Bus Boys and expert
enced hotel mattresses. See Mrs.
Richards, La Concha Hotel Dining
Room. No phone calls. nov11-3t
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EXTRA LARGE room in private
home. Use of kitchen and dinette
optional. Apply lila Grinnell,
phone 266-W. nov6-tf
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S Rooms For Rent

LUIGI'S rOOminl house. Rooms
with and without private baths.
Csil after 3 pm. 227 Duval st.
noV7-tf
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39A-Trailer For Sale or
Rent

SMALL TRAILER for rent or sale.
Woodson's Trailer Park, Stock
Island. nov12-3tx
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39-Trailers For Sale

35' ALUMINIUM House trailer. Ad-
joining Is x 8 screened room. Sun
deck on rear. Reasonable. Phone
Dunn, 100 Ext. $3.50. novS-6tx
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NEW APT. Duval ST., upstairs.
Water pressure always 2s 10 -.
Electric kitchen. tile bath. tub and
shower. Access 90 washing ma
chine, Parking. Child accepted. No
pets. $500 monthly. Phone ri.
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l0-Male and Fsnals Help
Wanted

MAKE S2a.oo daily. Sell luminous
Name Plates. Write Reeves Co.
Altlehogo, Mass. Free sample and
details. novIa6tx
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1852 ELCAR, Al #. 2 bedroom
Comp, bath. All metal kitchen, 4
months old. All accessories. L. B.
Ray. Lot No. 4 Overseas Trailer
Park, Stock Island. novl1-stI
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S0Legal Notices

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
(1033 Probate Act. Secs. 110. 1901
IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE COUNT Y,
FLORIDA, IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate of
GROVER CLEVELAND ROB-
ERTS. also known as @. c,
ROBERTS and G. Cleveland
Deceased.
TO ALL CREDITORS AND PER-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE-
MANDS AGAINST SAID ES-
TATE:
You and each of you are hereby
notified and required to present
any claims and demands which
you, or either of you, may have
land Roberts, also known as q. G.
Roberts and g. Cleveland Roberts.
deceased, late of said County. to
the County Judge of Monroe Coun-
", Florida, Al his office in the
court house of said County at Key
West. Florida, within eight calen-
dar months from the time of the
first publication of this notice.
Eacl. claim or demand shall be In
of residence and post office address
of the claimant. and shall be
sworn TO by the claimant. agent.
or attorney, and any such claim
or demand not so filed shall be
void.
As executrix of the Last VIII and
Roberts, also known as @. G.
Roberts and 9. Cleveland Rob-
nov5-l2-1s-2s.lss2
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1911
MARIE JESSIE RoBIcHAIA,
va. DIVORCE
JOSEPH ]. RoBIcHAUX.
Defendant
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: Joseph } Eobiehaaxs
Hcama, Louisiana
You ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED 10 serve copy Of
your Answer TO the Complaint for
Divorce on the Plaintiffs solicitor,
and file the original Answer IN the
office of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court on or before the sth day OK
December. AID. 1859. in the above
entitled causG. otherwise the ale
cations therein contained VIII De
taken ss confessed
D0ST ard ORDERED at Key
West. Nenros County. Florida. this
tsh day Of Sovsusbsr. A.p. fss1
sssaT1 Earl. r. AnAME.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
Monroe Connfy. Florida.
Nv: Kathleen NottaEa
Deputy Clerk.
(sa1 J. r. PORTER Nv,
solicitor for Plaintiff.
S11 Fleming ST.
Key West, Florida
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SMALL TRAILER with electric re-
frigeration and gas stove. See
Woodson's Trailer Park. novl1,3tx
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FOR SALE -- New, Used, Rebuilt
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so reverse gears, conversions, man
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FOR BOATS, motors and trailers
see Cliff. Cliffs Marine and Sup
ply Co., Stock Island. Phone 104.
oct28-tf
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3 Cottages For Rent

FURNISHED Efficiency cottage.
No childre. cr nets. $500 month
ly. y 1919 Pent st. nov1O-3tx
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MUST SELL

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range, $500. Very good condition. |
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Evening star., 1952-06-28
|Hecht Virginia Store Called Retail Show Piece

The Hecht Co.'s ultramodern
Parkington project in Arlington,
Va, is described as the new retail
show piece of the Nation" is an
article in the Journal of Retailing,
published by New York University.
In this national retail trend,
called Flight to the Suburbs,
says c. B. McMath. jr., the Park
ington project has set pattern
tor the stores Of the future.
The article, In stressing the
reasons why department stores
are following their customers into
the outiym. districts Of the
metropolis. added:
"The new retail show piece Of
the Nation. Parkington, which de-
rived its name from its easy park
ing facilities, echoes the company's
conviction that customers do not
like to walk more than q block
from car to store and that they
like even less having to park their
car more than twice during q
shopping trip.
Evening star., 1952-06-28

Built on an 18-acre triangular
tract, situated at the intersection
Of principal cross-country roads,
the new store is within Is min
utes' driving time from the homes
of some 100000 potential GUS
toners.
"The project includes the
branch store Of the Hecht Co., a
parking building and approxi-
mately 80 'perimeter' stores. The
parking building can house 1000
cars at once and is expected to
handle 10000 cars daily during
rush buying periods. Cars can be
driven directly onto any one of
the four levels from ramps and
customers can enter the store
through passages on each floor.
1.-THE 80 other retail stores
housed within the project will
include among them a Supermar-
Evening star., 1952-06-28
Shapiro Firm 10 Build
12-StoIy Structure
Al 1413K Street

Shapiro. Inc, Washington real
estate firm, today announced it
will start excavation Monday on a
new history Office building to be
known as "1413 K street." de-
signed primarily to provide a per-
manent home for the firm on the
first floor.
Planned and designed by j. B.
Shapiro, president, as one of the
finest small Office buildings in
Washington, the lot and building
was estimated to involve q 81 mil
lion investment. The firm is now
located at Gil Fifteenth street
NV.
The 12-story building, with
ultramodern accommodations, will
be 130 feet high and "a feet wide.
Looking to the future, the firm
has made provisions for two addi-
tional stories If and when official
ceiling limits on building stories
are lifted. Actually, 1913 K street
will have 13 floors for Offices, as
the basement will be so equipped.
Site on Parking Lot.
Announcement Of the plans fol-
lowed quickly the consummation
this week of the purchase of the
K street lot from its owners, Fred
Schnider and Melvin Scfllossberg.
The building site now occupies al
portion of a parking lot which ex-
tends to the Tower Building on
the east.
No part of the downtown busi-
ness area has undergone more
modern changes in recent years
than K street westward from
Fourteenth street. Shapiro, Inc.
will occupy the entire first floor
but the building was designed not
so much for real estate Offices but
for professional businesses in gen.
eral. It is the intention to lease
each floor separately to a tenant.
Separate Entrance Lobby.
The entrance lobby of the build
ing will be set back 10 feet from
the building line. being entirely
separate from the entrance to the
real estate firms headquarters on
the first floor. Exterior red granite
will extend two floors on the front.
The remainder of the facing calls
for limestone. The building will be
serviced by two elevators. There
will be a top setback.
Each floor will be equipped with
executive Office suites in front and
rear, each suite having washroom
Evening star., 1952-06-28
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abused, when his profession is not
recognized fully. or his work is not
adequately credited.
In approving a substantial ex-
penditure to employ public rela-
ton counsel. ALA puts its of1icial
thumbs down on the idea that or
ganized architects should live in
an ivory tower.
However, the organization ex-
poets to keep a close watch on its
public relations counsel and seek
the new program on a proper
plane"
Members of the committee rec
ommending adoption Of the pro-
gram carefully noted they believe
"the best public relations an archi-
tect or the institute can have is
an architectural job that is well
DONE"
Capitalized by Others.
ION the other hand" the COM
mittee noted, "the individual arch
itect cannot do for himself what
his national institute can do for
him in the way Of countrywide
support for the priciple Of archi-
tect-designed buildings. and in the
promulgation of public confidence
in the profession"
Architects have become particu-
larly sensitive, in recent years. to
encroachments. in what they con-
slider to be the field Of private
practice, by allied professional
groups-industrial designers, gen.
|eral contractors employing archi-
|tects by the year, Government
agencies. city planners, and others.
They hope, in the future. to get
more of this business. They think
they should get it because OF the
fees involved. Of course. but pri-
|marily because they believe they
can do a better job.
Evening star., 1952-06-28

ket, a variety store, delicatessen.
florist, valet services, ladies' and
mems apparel shops. book. furni-
ture. shoe and drug stores. Al
though some Of these stores will
duplicate the wares offered by the
Hecht Co., the management be-
lieves that competition is the life
blood of trade.
Designed for future as well as
present needs. the concern with
community welfare shown here by
the Hecht Co. is one of the fac
tors that has helped make it one
of this country's most progressive
retailers"
Evening star., 1952-06-28
custis Chairs Returned

Two Sheraton chairs which be-
longed to Nelly Gusts Lewis. STEP
granddaughter of George Wash
|ington. have been returned to her
home at Woodlawn plantation, 4
miles from Mount Vernon.
They have been placed on in
definite loan by Mrs. Harcourt M.
Wade of Parkfairfax and her sis
ter. Mrs. willard H. Wright OF
Washington. who inherited the
chairs from their Quaker ances-
tors who lived at Woodlawn after
Mrs. Lewis departure. The chairs
which have been kept in excel
lent condition with their coatings
of cleaning black paint. are deli
cately decorated in gold.
Evening star., 1952-06-28

and shower. In the middle Of each
floor will be a mems and women's
lavatory.
Each floor will contain about
5000 square feet Of space. Appli-
cations of prospective tenants will
be received when the building is
under roof.
Morris Shapiro. executive vice
president, will be in charge Of the
building, with the Shapiro Engi-
|neering Corporation, the general
contractor for the firm.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-07-04

Athletic Awards: Switchboard,
Barry Chase, Memphis; Girls
Ping Pong: Carol Wearb, Charles
ton; Boys Ping Pong. Barry
Chase, Memphis and Sonny
Evans, Durham; Boys Horseshoes:
Randy Feinberg, Atlanta.
The JAG Basketball Team,
Regional Winners of the Winter
Conclave held in Daytona Beach,
Florida, will represent the South
ern Region at the National Con-
vention.
The following clubs were hon
ored by being awarded a beauti-
full plaque for achievement and
service to the Ssofim (Scouts),
one of the projects in Israel:
Daughters of Zion, Savannah;
Daughters of Israel, Columbus;
Chavermi, Atlanta; Liebe, Knox
vile; Sisters of Sold, Birming-
ham; Henrietta Sold, Mobile;
Twigs of Zion, Savanna h;
Y'meena, Atlanta; Youth of Zion,
Valdosta; J. A. c., Atlanta; Cecile
Rubin, Charleston; Israelites, Mi
ami; Palmach, Miami; Pensacola.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-07-04
Enjoy JueIxsonviIle's Beaches
Southern Young Judaeans
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Judaea Convention, August 24-31
at Brandeis Camp Institute, Hen
Jacksonville, N. c..
Choral Award: Cecile Rubin,
Charleston. (This group will re-
cord their songs to be presented
at the National Convention.)
Extemporaneous Speaking
Award: Randy Feinberg, Atlanta
and Judy Shapiro, Miami tied
for first place. Joyce Shonbrun,
Runner-up.
Debate Winners: who will rep
resent the Southern Region at the
National Convention) Allan Ro-
senberg and Carol Freedenthal of
the Atlanta JAG Chapter.
Newspaper Award: JAG Acorn.
Scrapbook Award: JAG, Allan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28
Corchs CristobaI Are Pinned For Battle Tonight
r1aobnI Cageyy Gain Close Victory Over Concby Here 1923
Key Vest Gridders VIII attempt
To Put CIincher On Fine Season

The weather has promised real football weather
for the Key West Shrine Clubs annual football classic to-
night at Wickers' Stadium.
Both the Conchs and the Tigers from Crstobal are
ready for the international gridiron clash.
The Conchs will field their complete team with the
exception of Johnny DeMerrt hard charging center and
dependable line hacker, who is out with fractured
shoulder.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28
NOtre Dame Will
Try For Upset Sat

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Rs-Notre
Danes fearless wrecking crew
will try to slay Southern Califor-
MAS defensive football giant TO-
morrow and end the season as the
nations No. spoiler.
Upset fever is climbing in this
gridiron empire just as ii did three
weeks ago when the Fighting Irish
toppled Oklahoma 2T.21 In q ma
tionally televised game that sim
has the country talking.
Tomorrow's contest, starting at
2 D. m. EST, will be viewed by q
national TV audience following the
Army.Navy game In Philadelphia
that begins one-han hour earlier.
Officials of NBC, the outlet, est-
mate that about IS minutes of the
tailed double-feature.
Oklahoma was one Of three con-
ference champions this season that
were blasted from the indicated
ranks by the inspired underdog
Irish.
Texas and Purdue also fell 40
Notre Dame fashioned its current
record of six victories, two losses,
Ito Michigan State and Pittsburgh
and one tie, with Penn, the Ivy
League titliSt. Other Notre Dame
victories were North Carolina,
Navy and Iowa last week 40.
Unbeaten Southern California,
the Pacific Coast Conferences
Rose Bowl hope against the Big
Tens Wisconsin, has q nine-game
winning string. The Trojans,
ranked No. 2 nationally to No. I
for the Irish, haven't lost since
Notre Dame spilled them 1912 In
the 1851 finale.
By defeating Notre Dame, the
men of Troy can register their
first unbeaten-untied season since
1882, when they shut out the Irish
1870 in stride. They are a touch
down favorite.
Tomorrow's clash is the 2lth in
bitterly-fought series between
the two schools. Notre Dame has
won Ia games and tied two.
The game is a sell out. This
that more than 5000 fans viii
cram into the stadium.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28
II Colleges Are
Unbeaten To Date

NEW YORK R--Seventeen col
leges, four Of which have not com.
pleted their seasons, comprise the
list of unbeaten, united teams.
The select group lost two men,
bers yesterday when Tennessee
Tech bowed to Middle Tennessee,
1877, and Miami (ohio) University
lost to Cincinnati, $40.
Two more of the unbeatens came
through with victories. Lenoir
and Virginia State beat Morgan
State 22-0. It was No. 8 for each
of the winners.
Georgia Tech, headed for the
Sugar Bowl, can go to the head of
the list Saturday by whipping Geor.
gia. The Engineers have won all
ten Of their starts. Southern Cali
fornia, in the nine-game winning
group, plays Notre Dame. East
Texas State, also victorious in all
nine games played, meets Sui Ross.
Maryland State, winner of six,
will be the last to finish the season.
The Marylanders wind up against
Virginia A & T.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28

Misformed shell fish are most
likely to have pearls in them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28

A sharp passing attack, that ac-
counted for three touchdowns, gave
the Douglas High School gr'diron
aggregation q 1910 win over the
Mays High School eleven of Goulds,
yesterday afternoon ut the Wickers
Field battle pit.
The battle, played before q
large homecoming crowd featured
some wide open football in a game
that was much closer than the
score indicated.
The two teams fought b q stand
still throughout the first half Of
the contest before the Douglass
gridders could get rolling with a
pair Of touchdowns passes that
gave them the lead by q 40 mar
gin at the halftime.
It was the work Of Charley
Clarke and fighting forward wall
that gave the Tigers the win over
the Rams. Clarke, who worked well
in the pass catching department
as well as picking up plenty Of
yardase On the ground, spanked
Key Westers throughout the con-
test.
Charley whipple was the man Of
the hour for the Goulds asgrega.
ton and the Key Westers were
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28
Football Results

BY The Associated Press
EAST
Penn Il Cornell Z
Colgate SO Brown a
MIDWEST
Cincinnati "a Miami (0hio) 9
Western Reserve 4S Case I
Wichita "a New Mexico A & M {
SOUTH
VPI rs VMI Z
Chattanooga 40 Dayton Z
Lenoir Rhyme IL Catawba IS
Middle Tenn 10 Tenn Tech
Alabama State % Tuskegee -
East Tenn "a Emory and Henry
Is (Bufley Bowl)
Paris Island Marines 81 Camp Le'
jeune 20
1eesler ALB 20 Camp Polk Z
Voorhees, (SC) 10 Florida Normal
Is
SOUTHWEST
Texas 80 Texas A & M II
Texas Western 81 West Texas
North Texas 80 Midwestern
Abilene Christian 81 Howard Payne
8
william Jewell As 0uachita 7
FAR WEST
wyoming q Denver II
Utah 20 Utah State 0
Santa Clara Is San Jose Z
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28
DOUGLASS COPS
WIN THURSDAY

hard put to stop the visitors when
he ripped off large gains around
the ends and through the tackles.
The linemen were spanked by
Weldon Dean, who repeatedly saw
ed the day for the Tigers with his
hard-rushing tactics. In the first
half, in particular, Dean consistent
~ outrushed the befuddled Goulds
ball carriers to dump them for
big losses.
The Key Westers didn't get get
moving until late in the second
period when Don Carey, in a beau
tiful running exhibition, set the
stage for the first score.
Don Carey did the trick with a
nice handling of a pass IN the
end zone. The Try for the point
failed.
Wardell Hannah caught another
pass in the end zone for the second
score in the third quarter.
The Tigers tailed again In the
final period and converted to gain
their 1910 verdict.
win Knowles, Ken Carey, and
Kermit Sands all played fine ball
for the winners.
Subscribe to The Citizen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28
Texas Is Unbeaten
In SW Conference

AUSTIN, Tex. R--Texas posted
its second clean sweep Of South
west Conference football in three
years today and looked toward
Tennessee in the Cotton Bowl.
The Longhorns rampaged to
1912 victory over Texas A & M
yesterday to make it six victories
in six conference outings--a repeat
Of 1850.
The Texas football squad takes
out from practice until Dec. 3 but
the coaches will be mighty busy.
They will fly to Nashville to watch
Tennessee play Vanderbilt Satur-
day.
Tennessee scouts already have
had a good view Of Texas, watching
the Longhorns against both Texas
Christian and A & M, Scout Ike
Peel said here yesterday that Tex
as had one of the best split I
teams in the country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28
TRAPPED By DRESSER

NEW YORK ~ 49, A man call
ing 70 take his aunt out 10 Thanks
giving dinner found her pinned IN
der . tve-drawer dresser. where
she apparently had been trapped
for four days.
Miss Emma Benson. S.. . semi
Invalid who has lived alone for
10 years. suffered multiple frac'
lures q the spine. Hospital Off
eisls said she was IN critical Coz
ditioa
Her nephew. JoAn 4 Benso1,
called police 70 help hin break
doNn the door TO her apartneai
when theES was 10 aEEwer - Us
enoSk yegser6ay NsiFhhors aa3a :
teen her sisce Sunday.