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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23

EFFICIENCY Apartment. All cleo
tric kitchenette. Continuous no
water. Adults only. No pets. Phone
2297-XR from to 6 pm. oct1S-6tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1885
RONALD r. ALTHATS.
VS.. DIVORCE
MAE COSTA ALTHAUs.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: MAE COSTA ALTHAUS,
1876 21st St.,
Flushing. New York.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED to serve q 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 srd day OF
November. AID. 1852, In the above
entitled cause, otherwise the alls-
cations therein contained viii be
taken as confessed.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County, Florida, this
LIST day OF October, A.D. 1852.
(Seall EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Florence z. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
(sd) ]. Y. PORTER, ",
Solicitor for Plaintiff,
Ais Fleming st..
oct2-s-fs-7s.isb2
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23
1sA--Massage
Trademark Registered U. s PAien

SWEDISH MASSAGE by licensed
masseuse. Phone 1851.
sept22-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTERS

NOTICE or SPECIAL MASTERS
SALE
Notice IL hereby given that. pur-
suant 10 that certain final decree
of foreclosure made and entered on
the 18th day of September, 1889.
by the Honorable Aquilino Lopex,
Jr. Circuit Judge of the sixteenth
County. Florida. In that certain
cause No. ls22T therein pending.
wherein Aionzo Cothron, ct NJ are
Plaintiffs Rne Plantation Key
Properties, Inc. q Florida corpora.
tion, is Defendant, the undersigneo
Special Master will sell 70 the
highest bidder for cash at the front
door Of the Monros County Court
House In the city OF Key West.
Florida. on Friday. October s1Ht.
1859 az Il:0D AN. the following
described real property. to-wit:
Lots Q and 10. as designated on
''piat OF lands belonging 90 the
estate OF j. d. Pinder. deceased"
OF Government Lots :, and
in Section 10, Township SO
South. Range ~ East as re-
corded in Plat Book / at page
81 Of the Public Records Of
Monroe County.
Also known Is;
Lots 2 and 10 Of Section rs.
Township 65 South, Range ae
East of Plantation Key or Long
Island. as recorded in Plat
Book /. page fai OF the Public
Records OF Monroe County.
Florida.
Also known ~;
Plantation Key Yaeht Club.
all a. IL more particularly set forth
In the aforesaid final decree of
foreclosure en- file IN the shove
described cause.
ENRIQUE EBoUINAI.Do
Special Master
JOSEPH OTTO and GEORGE G.
MeCALGKIAN
Attorneys fer Plaintiffs
puPont Building
Miami, Florida
oet1.s.fs-a5.ttEs
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23
38-Automobiles For Sale
(Continuadl

1910 OLDS. Sedan, cylinder
hydromatic drive. Good run
ming condition. City inspected.
1e41 Packard Sedan, 6 cylinder,
Model 10. Excellent running
condition. City inspected. l025
Roberts Lane, Phone 871-W.
oct23- -3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23
so-Lesal Notices
ORDINANCE NO. 373
COMMISSION SERIES
lContinnedl

ORDINANCE NO. 3T3
COMMISSION SERIES
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
SECTION 20.14 OF THE CODE OF
THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLOR
IDA. 1852, BY PERMITTING THE
ERECTION OF SOLID FENCES
UP TO s FEET IN HEIGHT m
INDUSTRIAL SECTIONS OF SAID
CITY; FURTHER AMENDING
SAID CHAPTER 20 BY ADDING A
NEW SECTION TO BE KNOWN AS
SECTION 20.141, TO PROHIBIT
THE ERECTING OF BARBED
WIRE FENCES; REPEATING
SECTION 34.21 OF THE CODE OF
THE CITY OF KEY WEST. FLOR
IDA, 1852; REPEATING ALL OR.
DINANCES OR PARTS OF oRDI-
NANCES OF SAID CITY IN CON.
FLICT WITH THE PROVISIONS
HEREOF; AND PROVIDING
WHEN ORDINANCE GOES INTO
EFFECT.
Be it enacted by the City Com.
mission of The City of Key West.
Florida:
Section /. That Section 20l4 Of
the Code of The City of Key West,
Florida, 1852, is hereby amended 10
read as follows:
Section 20.l4 ENCES
HEIGHT PERMITTED. Solid
fences of more than four feet
in height on any property lines
shall not be permitted, except
on rear property lines where
such fences may be as much as
six feet in height but no higher.
Provided, however, that solid
fences up to eight feet in height
shall be permitted on any prop.
erty lines in those sections OF
the City which are zoned for in.
dustrial uses, except en psoFmw
ty lines adjoining parcels Of
land on which are situated
family dwellings, constructed
prior to the time this section Is
amended.
Section 2. That Chapter 20 Of the
Code Of The City Of Key West
Florida, 1852. is hereby fnrthes
amended BY adding a new sectiok
hereunder. to be known as Sec
ton 20.l4I. to read as follows:
Section 2o.I4I BARBED WIRE
| FENCES PROHIBITED. It
shall be unlawful for any per-
son to build, construct, use or
maintain any fence or barrier
consisting Of or made Of barhed
wire within the City along the
line of or in or upon or along
any street, alley or public or
private walk or drive. The pro-
visions Of this section shah not
apply to any fence or barrier II
the barbed wire used in said
fence or barrier Is at least six
feet above the surface Of the
ground.
Section .. That Section st.2I of
the Code Of The City Of Key West.
Florida, 1852 be. and the same ID
hereby repealed.
Section 4. That al Ordinances or
parts Of Ordinances Of said City IN
conflict with the provisions Of this
Ordnance are hereby repealed 70
the extent Of such conflict.
| Section 5. This Ordinance shah
| 70 into effect immediately upon its
Ipassage and adoption and autheuti-
cation BY the signature Of the pre-
siding officer and the Clerk of the
Commission. and publication there
Of one time in q newspaper of gem
eral circulation In The City Of Key
| West, Florida.
Read and passed on first reading
At . regular meeting held October
9Th, 1852.
| Read and passed on final reading
II = regular meeting held October
cB. HARVEY
/ Mayor.
Attest:
City Clerk.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23
s0-L.sgal Notices.
tContinuedl

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
CEnU
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23

rs TWo-ToN Dodge truck for sale
or trade for passenger car. CO
George Allen Apis. Mr.. j. NJ. Del
Vale. oct21- -6tx
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38A--Trucks For Sale

CHEVROLET 5-yard dump trucl
Terms. Phone 1410-W, evenings
sept29-ti
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23

LARGE four wheel trailer, ia X
IL. Good condition, $500. 46-B
Arthur Sawyer Road. oct2l-3tx
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27-PropertY Wanted
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WANTED TO BUY acreage on
Lower Keys. Send full particulars
and price by letter to Box X. Sum-
merland Key P.0.
oct9, thur, sat, ,tue-tf
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PALACE ROYAL House trailer and
attached jalousies porch furnish
ed, for sale. Apply 2418 Seidenberg
Ave., or phone 2194-W. oct22-5tx
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S1-FOoT Du Page trailer. 2-bed-
room and bath. Electric refriger-
ator, apt. size range. Very clean.
Can be financed. Lakeside Trailer
Park, Macdonald Ave-, on Stock
Island. oct9-26tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23

"a GLIDER Trailer. Take over
equity $391.00. VIII sacrifice.
209-D, Poinciana. oct23-6tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23

Case No. 1850
ROBERT c. SMITH.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
MARJORIE E. SMITH.
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: MARJORIE z. SMITH
co United Air Lines
Lindberg Field
San Diego, California
You are hereby notified that q
Bill of Complaint for Divorce has
been filed against you. and YOU
are hereby Required to serve a
copy of your Answer TO the BIZ of
Complaint on the Plaintiffs Attor-
ney, and file the original Answer
In the office OF the Clerk of the
Circuit Court on or before Noyem-
Der 25. AID. 1852. in default OF
which the Bill of Complaint viii be
taken as confessed against you.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida. this 22nd day of October.
AID. 1882. =.
(Circuit Court
SeaD Earl. r. ADAMS
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
of Monroe County. Florida.
BY: (sdl Florence r. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk
THOMAS s. CARO-
Attorney for Plaintiff
5l51 Duval street
Key West, Florida
oct23-3o;novs-ls,is5a
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23

LIMITED supply of tomato plants.
Key West Garden and Lawn Sup
ply. Phone 1919. oct22-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23
39-Trailers For Sale

1947, 27 FOOT. Toilet, shower,
aluminium room. Sell together,
81 10000. AIS Trailer Park, Stock
Island. oct14-24t
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23
29--Prindng


SIMONTON ST. Body Works. Auto
painting also upholstering and
trim - convertible tops, l21 ST.
monton st. Phone 608 sept1S-tf
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&Apartments For Rent
(con.Inuedl

COMPLETELY FURNISHED, two
bedroom apt. Low summer rates.
Lords Beach Court, South and Eli
zabeth SITS. Phone 1938-M. oct11-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-23
APARTMENrs Dow AvAlAalE.

Open for ycar taxpe On, Fssrn-
ished Or unfarnished. Rnya! Palms
Apartments. ixt Street and Paiser-
s0n Ave. egtS-u
Evening star., 1952-03-15

III hnd that scum moving into parks some
measures taken that will make them happy buy those $50
booke stamps from Uncle Sam to the horse
FOR THE RACE TRACKS the Government breakdown on
has been purely wonderful Attendance and
ting figures way up. When horse player can't find
booe he has to take his money track or send it out
by some
Santa Antas betting total this winter was 500 million
The betting at Haeah reached $50 Million record for the
beautiful Florida track although the tourist trade fell on
Haeahs is 40 days. Sixty million wagered at the
track in little i've weeks big money s3
Everett Clay able publicity director Of Haleah dropped
into Tampa this week for fling at Sunshine Park the gubby
little West Coast brother Of aeah Gufstrea Tropical
Park ITO give idea of how the booke
helped our East Coast tracks Clay said attendance
increased by IA cent Tropical Parks per and
Gulfstream now is running % cent last year."
EVEN SUNSHINE PARK, hidden in the palmettoes Of
nearby Odsmar and showing the beetles running
Tor as little $500 is rejecting the Governments
cess in the drive the bookmakers time in its
history Sunshine really in the black Today closes out the
tracks 5S-day meeting and both attendance betting
have agreeably surprised the longs suffering promoters
i've talked to horsemen from all the country" Clay
sad and they unanimous in predicting every track
large and small will show increases this year."
There still bookes operating of course but lot of
them in hiding undoubtedly Matching plans to make
living without working Baseball with head is
keeping watchfu for these customers
for baseball long above reproach It's
standing record for integrity by taking of
situation.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
LoyoIa and AU Teams
Dominate Fields in
Swimming Finals

Loyola of Baltimore was con-
ceded a good chance of keeping
the sMason-Dixon Conference
swimming championship it won
last year. with American Univer-
S1ty its only possible stumbling
block in today's finals In the AU
pool.
Loyola and AU completely DOM
tnate the final field, having COM
bined to send 80 of the "a COM
petitors in today's Windup start
ing at $50. Loyola placed Is
swimmers and AU IA. while Cath
olic University placed 8 and RAN
dolph-Macon /.
Loyola swept to four firsts in
the qualifying tests last night and
AU took the other three, includ-
ing the, diving, won by Wayne
johnson. johnson is unbeaten in
three years of college competi-
ton. Summaries:
2:31; %: Larry Donnegan G). 2:4O.T: Peter
BHamoerser Cd. 2:41.5; Bill Faux (A).
so yard free-style-Lee Thomas Hl,
O:2s.9; Charles Leonard l). O:26; Byron
Ro5erts (A). 0:26.4; Charles Peters (A),
= 150-yard ind. medIey-Lou Mccomas
IL. 1:46.2; Jim Patten tAl, 1873: Rob-
ertS IA: 1925: Lee Cissel tR-Ml. l SO 3,
points Tom Mccormick (L). AZ %: Gene
Bowler 1cU. 81 76; Gene Bonnike (CU).
ioo.yard fTeeestyle = Bollinser %
0:h7.4; Leonard Gl, 0:59; Peters (AU),
200-yard Observation-Disclosures tAl,
52.4; Patten fAl. .2:53.4: Richard Bird
"a; 20: Bruce Healev (L) 1853
44c-yard free-style-Peters (Al, 5:46 6;
Patten (A), Sass; Donnegan I), 5:55;
Bamberger. n). 5:56.S
200-yard backstroke (no time-only
1ou: entered)--McComas I). Bob Mutf
GI Don McNeice tCUl, Don Grady (A)
Evening star., 1952-03-15
Pro Basketball
BY the Associosed Press

~ me Assocldfed Press
Last Night's Results.
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis. l03; Baltimore, "a.
Phila lelphia, 65; Milwaukee, So.
Tenights Schedule.
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
syracuse vs.. New. York and Milwaukee,
lys. Philadelphia, afternoon doubleheadeI
lat New York.
| Boston at Rochester.
AMERICAN LEAGUE PLAHOFFs.
Wilkes-Harre OF Elmira tnrst game b
the beSt-of-seven series).
Evening star., 1952-03-15
Variety of Events
Giving BowIers
Busy Week End

Touched off by the st. Patrick's
Day Mixed Doubles at Clarendon
and the Bill Wood dub" Tourna-
ment at the Lucky Strike, both of
which opened at noon today. a
lively week end is on tap for duck
pin shooters
The all-star National Capital
Open will be held tomorrow at
Fort Davis starting at 2 pm.
The Washington City Duckpin
Association championships at the
King Pin will end tomorrow with
some heavy firing due today and
tonight.
The full-handicap Wood event,
for bowlers with 100 or less, is a
two-day affair. with tomorrow's
action to start at pm. and en-
tries acceptable up to 10 pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
Trotters' Clowns
May Be Serious
In Game Tonight

The Harlem Globetrotters will
be considerably on the serious
side when they face the young
Toledo Mercurys in the second
game Of twin bill at 8 o'clock
lat Uline Arena.
The Philadelphia Sphas and
the Boston Whirlwinds will meet
in the first game at 1880.
The Trotters had won so straight
when they lost to the Mercurys
Monday night In Minneapolis,
E87-74. They usually run up a
lbig score in order to please the
fans with their bag Of tricks and
Ibuffoonery.
The Trotters win feature the
trick shooting of Reece tGoose)
lTatum and the sizzling dribbIing
Iof Marques Haynes IL the Mer-
Icurys aren't too tough. However,
Toledo is expected to make q
game Of it. It viii present i've
former Toledo University stars in
George Lindeman. Stan Weber,
Cal Christensen. George Bush and
John Payalx.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
Exhibition Baseball
Today,s schedule.


.o,s Boston tNo vs.. Boston A1 at Sara
CHICAGO tAl Us. Sacramento tPcL) at
CHICAGO tAJ 'B' VS.. San Diego tPcL,
Cleveland SA5 vs.. Oakland PcL, at
Cincinnati M) VS.. Detroit A) at
New York A) VS.. Brooklyn N,, at
! 81: Louis tA) VS.. New York ND at
:. Philadslphia !N;, VS.. st. Louis tN3 at
chicago IN rs. Los Angeles tPcL, at
PITTSBURGH lN3 VS.. San Francisco tPcL)
at pisesbarsh sas arsncisiS sH5 cai VS. Hollywood
tPcLj st San Bernardino, CAM. ~ "''-
Yesterdays Results. .
tieMcaiisd at The the G end % Of IS fSe innins.. 1i
Rssrfs Ssa p.ss 90 pGi & se:oe s. eniss.s sa tA B
Cleveland tA) vs.. San Francisco
'nishh chiesss saneslsd' x w. Eain Sacramento pcL,
'AeSs.s'i Esv YORK sain' tA,, 8, Brooklyn m.,. s
Chicago SN2; l2; Los Angeles !pcLl. z.
Pittsburgh (N.). VS.. Oakland tPcL)
t Boston 'sesiss. sH5 rs. PhiladelDhia tN). can
Tomorrow's Schedule.
Detroit (A.) VS.. Washington A) at
Boston fxo VS.. Cincinnati N) at
Chicago JA) vs.. Sacramento tPcL, at
Sacramento. Calf n
! chicafe p,.sa sBSA, "a, VS.. San Diego trcD
Cleveland tA0 VS.. San Francisco tPCLD
at San Francisco Calf.
New York tAD VS.. BROOKLYN tNJ at
Miami, Fla.
Philadelphia "a, VS.. Philadelphia Nl
Philadeiphia SB" tAo VS.. Baltimore
Int) at HOLLYWOOD, Fla.
st. Louis tA.) VS.. New York M at
Boston 1Ni VS.. st. Louis CAL at st.
Petersburg, Fla.
Chicaso tNl vs.. Los Angeles tPcL, at
Los Angeles, Calf
Pitts6urgh tNl VS.. Oakland tPcL) at
Pittsbursh tN.5 aB" VS.. Seattle lPcLp
at San Bernardino, Calf.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
Surprising WI Five
Plays Newport News.
For Virginia Title
speeiaI oIspo,rh 10 The ssur

ROANOKE. va, Mar. ia
team which wasn't supposed to
survive the first round has caught
the fancy Of high school basket
ball fans in the Virginia State
Group I Tournament.
Washington-Iee of Arlington
and Newport News, both unseeded,
battle tonight for the title. WI
bounced out top-ranked Danyille
IN the opening round and last
night eliminated third-ranked
Woodrow Wilson Of Portsmouth,
$3.50, while Newport News de-
feated Thomas jefferson of Rich
mond. 50-49.
The presence Of Newport News
In the final isn't as battling as
that OF Washington-Lee, a team
which has even its own coach
scratching his head.
Even Coach Is Surprised.
Sheer will power" Coach Jim
Rothrock says. ''I didn't expect
this team to do anything this
season. On paper we don't have
a team. but these boys just want
i to win"
Rothrock started the season
with one letterman-tall, thin
Ted Groom. who doesn't hesitate
to express his opinion that the
Generals have the best team GO
ing. Groom. Jim Hill, Bernie
Dean Jim Coulsby Dick Reeder,
Doug Waugh and Wally Ryland
were short on basketball savvy
when the season started, but now
they're giving the Generals q
punch.
| A big third period beat Dam
vile for the Generals Thursday
night. A big fourth period, in
which the Generals outscored Will
son. 16-5. did it last night. Reed
Ter. Ryland and Waugh led the
surge, after Hill kept WI in con-
ltention for three periods. Hill
scored % points before fouling
out near the end of the third
tquarter.
Generals Come From Rear.
Wilson led, 51-47, going into the
! final period, but Waugh put WI
ahead, 57-56. and the Generals
Just kept pouring it on.
i Newport News also had to come
from behind in the last period
which opened with Thomas Jeffer-
son owning an 8-point lead. The
Typhoons put on the heat and wor
in the closing seconds when Bill
! ICastelow stole the ball and tossed
lin a layup. Buddy Ballard ane
bob Conley each scored 10 point.
for the Typhoons. while TT wa
lied by Edgar Baird, with 81 points
Baird sank IL straight fouls to ii.
1.-THE tournament record set by Pau
Gentry, former John Marshall
Estar.
If WI wins. 1t will gain its frs
State championship. Newpor
! News has won it five times. in
Icluding last year.
If
Evening star., 1952-03-15
|Hoyo Relay Streak Ended at II;
Joyce Wins l 900 in Cleveland

the 1850 winner while Cappy tool
this race last year.
Among other winners were Fred
Wilt in the mile and Don Laz in
the pole vault. Don Gehrmanr
was a late scratch in the mile
pleading his wife was Ill. Meet
Officials announced they would
protest to the AAU, but when
this was announced over the pub
|lic address system to some 1900
spectators. the announcer was
Ibooed.
Laz was declared winner Of the
Ipole vault as he cleared Is feet
7 as inch on his first attempt while
the Rev. Robert Richards went
over on his third attempt.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
BY The Associated Press

CLEVELAND. Mar. Is. 5.-George-
town University's 2-mile relay
team after II straight triumphs in
two years, finally has tasted de-
feat. The Hoyas finished third
last night behind Illinois and
Michigan in the Knights Of Coz
|lumbus meet here.
Illinois winning time was z
minutes, 43 seconds, more than 2
seconds slower than Georgetown's
meet record time of 7:40.3 set last
year. The race also marked the
first time Michigan's team has
been beaten this year.
Georgetown's victory string in
lcluded IL last. year plus triumphs
this year in The Evening Star
Games, the Boston IA, New York
lac. National AAU and New York
knights of Columbus meets.
IGeorgetown's best time this year
was 7:39.4.
The Hoyas did not use what is
considered their strongest lineup
last night. Dick Saunders led OF
instead of Charley Capozzoli who
twas held out for the Columbian
i2-mile race against Curt Stone.
and Carl Joyce ON the anchor leg
Twas running his second race Of the
might. Earlier he won the ! ,OOO-
yard race in 2:I6.2.
Running the second and third
LEGS were Dave Boland and Joe
lLaPierre, both regulars on the
quartet. Tom Voorhees,. another
lcrack Gu runner who has been
Iout with q pulled muscle since
January but who was expected
back for this meet. also was held
Iout. m
Saunders gave Georgetown q
Head on the opening leg. but Mich
ligan moved in front on the first
Exchange of batonS. LaPierre had
la momentary edge during the third
lleg but LaWton Lamb came up
Ito put Illinois in front to stay. on
1.-THE anchor leg Joyce was unable
Ito match the strong finish Of nli-
Inois' Henry Cryer.
| IN the 2-mile race. Capozzol
Twas second as Stone won handily
lin e:04.l to gain permanent pos.
session Of the trophy. Stone wa
Evening star., 1952-03-15
BY the Associated Pres.

4
LOUISVILLE, Mar. Is. Fol-
lowing is the list Of 1862 Ken
lucky Derby nominations, with
owners In alphabetical order:
Apheim Stable. Quiet Step.
Ahr-Beck Stable, Shy Count.
Belair Stud, Golden Gloves and Sunny
Bernadotte stable. Congo Kid.
!. Bieber, King Joiie and Wall st
Bin Heaslsy stable; Try on,
g: Bostwfch, Luminous.
Mrs. Vera S Brasg. Trick Pilot.
W, Britt. Dry Summer and Pasa-
u IBrookmssae stable, Closed Door. Roar
J. w. Brown, Diamond Jimmy, La
Brown Hotel s Stable. n; Brian Boru and
3 j psIIst .ysrs The pimpernel.
cainriet Farm. HiiI daii. Mark Ye Wei
Fl. g, s, csmpbs,lI s,,. Mss,ssyills; s,a;,all:
/ circle kanch.. Goya's Pass.
/ John c. Clark, Charlie McAdam.
z. Gonstantin, jr.. Do Report. Hierarci
/ z. M. Daniel. Jet Ace
\ True LAWS. lf-. heleu Mar.
Mrs, =. Denemark, Hudeens and Rec
lCurtice
Dixiana. sub Fleet.
1 #. E. Dixon. Metal Mike.
J.. II. Dunn. oh Leo.
i Thomas @. Dunn. DR.. Noddy.
4 II. s. Eklof. Blue Danube.
Emerald Hill Stable. Blue Dare, Blu,
tSQuare and Eternal Moon.
4 r. A. FireStone Estate. Brookridge.
Foxeatcher Farm, Cahoe.
Z. Friedman. George Dapie ans
Us 4. y.
Mrs Wallace Gilroy, Star Hoofer.
| M. H. Giuck. Ans Fair.
| Greentree Stable Closed Season, Roy
iRow Row and Tom Fool.
| Mrs. G. Guiherson, Arroz.
i Harborvale stable. Alladier. Aral
KNIGHT and Fleet Wager.
r. G. Hanna. Candle Wood.
Harley and Hardy, Rolling Time.
| III. r. Headley, Catun and Dead Duck
i C.. r. Hienicke, Lets Live.
Mrs. H. Hern, Glance.
| Mrs. J.. i. Hermann, Bloom.
Il High Tide Stable. Swoop.
A. Hirschherg, Haltaflre.
Il 4. j. Hollenhach. El5ay.
Il Fred w. Hooper, Colonel Hoop. Olym
ipic and Royal Stream.
Jan Burke Stable, Tape Reader.
Jennings. Gap-a-Pie an
Evening star., 1952-03-15
Murray Faces Springfield
In Nab Tourney Finals
BY ihe Associnfatl Prass

KANSAS CITY, Mar. l5.-Mur-
ray (Ky) State College and
Springfield tMo.) State. both
highly regarded but underrated
five days ago, meet tonight for
the National intercollegiate
(NAIB) basketball championship.
Murray State. piloted by its
great little Bennie Purcell,
knocked of Portland (Ore.) Uni
versity. 58-57. in the semifinals
played before $500 last nights s
Springfield. seeded eighth In the
S2-team, six-day tournament. up
set previously undefeated South
west Texas State Of San Marcos
70-67. in q sparkling double over.
time contest.