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HOUSES FURNISHED. teensJ

THREE-BEDRM., 2.BATH bungalow
nr. Naval Medical Center. Bethesda
OIL. 1900; ewes. and SUM-. WI. 5dl5
DETACHED BRICK, s rms. and bath
very modern; Arlington Forest sec
tom $135 per mo. Ready ten. 10
ROCK CREEK CREEK PARK AREA. beautiful
home and grounds, overlooking park
lnear Beach .dr.); lge. liv. rm.
fireplace. spacious din. rm;, largt
equip. kit. den with fireplace, Y
baths on End door. fun bsmt.; rec
rm., fireplace. maids. rnn., bath
furn.; $3.50. PERRY HAY CO.
20 81 NILES LIES FROM D. c., on chesa-
fEigerator; bath; Until june lsti
GE0RGiETOWN. NT. Dumbarton
rm... din. rm., kitchen. bath. full
sss@gs sggs ETss EsaF pSTehesS; %f oS;ss sya imnfsd Ed
KoEB CO. i2s7 wis. ave. Mi. 200
CAPITOL HILL Small remodassled
brick. suitable for one or 2 con-
sesyatiys s.e,,S gentlemen, Lee. living s.l,a r,n
sssssF S5ss Fss @9s lss.s;; sis; sss
TEN MINUTES from Naval Hospital:
2-bedrm. house in Rockville: gas
heat; corner lot; mr.. schools. stores;
Sl25 per mo. Rockville 4543. 27S
1884 31st PL. N.W.-Very small, q
bedroom. modern. detached brick
house. Fully furnished in all detail:
nice yard; garage. An attractive
little place in an excellent nefghbor-
hood; Immediately available: S165;
LUTHER 1. MILLER. 1910 Garfield
st. NV. DE. 0655. 1"
ALEXANDRIA - 2 bedrm. semi
detached brick; bsmt., fenced yard,
swimming pool. 20 min. to Penta-
gon or Ft. BelVoir; S125 mo. OW.
BRICK HOUSE, nicely furn. with Ice.
lawn; suitable for diplomat, in NV.
section; bedfms., 3 baths on End
H.; lge. liv. rm., dining rm., kit,
den with powder rm. on 1st A.;
lge. recr. rm., nice bar. maids rm.
with bath and laundry rm. in bsmt. ;;
built-in garage; screened porch;
must be seen to be appreciated;
available Feb. 10. TU. 099S. --2S
BEAUTIFUL HOME, best NV. resi-
Dental section. 4 bedrms.. 4 baths,
sunken liv. rm., study on 1st H.;
recr. rm. with bar; completely furn.
incl. TV and several radios: 1925
mo. Call Mrs Warner. ia. 5-7200;
ewes. JA 5-5435. J. L. DIXON &
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APARTMENTS WANTED

ENGINEER. modest habits. 40; furn
ef1ic. apt. or share house; consider
Tm. and board; NV; Feb. 10. Boz
EREE-Landlords. applicants waitinR
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. OF
houses or sublets. Wash. Va;
white. Open'7 days. MA. 0001.
COUPLE desires attractive we'll
equipped or 2 bedroom furnished
apt. in better NV. section. either
for short or long period. Call Elk.
1881 from 8 am. to. pm. or
Ma: 1856, Ext. 500. after business
TWO refined business girls desire
apt. bldg. downtown, NV. section
or vic. Conn. ayeo by. Feb: l, 1852;
excel; refs; EN-. 724l. s-5 Sat;
TWO BEDRM. APT, desired by Navy
couple with / child, on or before
Psishe95hood piI ss5R or ROssiyn DreiesgFsed' gs
GIRL, ga -, desires effic. furn. apt. in
NV. sect; $3o-$55. HU. 61l6'
FEB. Efs' iifi 18th for 2 quiet Christian,
CSsMfcSI, HssfHsSi, Iq qExEcufivE fHtPii TRANS
FERRED to WaShington, needs un-
furn. or 8 bedrm; in Bethesda,
Chevy Chase area: Wife. sons. .
care Of property. Box 264-H, Star
LADY desires small 1-bedrm. Turn
or partially furn. apt, vicinity Wis
and Mass aves.; around SO mo-,
ns cHRHsT1AN Isl s9z GIRLS fRnk wonid sisf IKE
unfurn. apt. with 2 bedrms.; vic.
18th and Park rd. Box 157-K, Star.
uNFURN. APT. wANTED-Liy. rm..
III SSsh RTf sRt5' ,Gsn G9 seSI bedTg
apt. wanted; industry. executives s
family, one child. for year; NV.
location; convenient transp. Interior
Bids. UN: 1888.
ACCOUNTANT: moderate habits. 10 30;
fqEni fs7lK EN- sfar or single r0om' sOx
MOTHER MOTHER s'afNi And DAUGHTER desire
ing: daughter empl. DU. 1902
SETTLED a1TfT ID coUpLE, oi both employed,
desires 1-bedrm. apt; NV. preferred.
OR. S094; weekday mornings. AD.
1 o. Or 2 UNFURNIsHED rooms. kitch.
en-: bath; between l9th H. and 22nd Hf
Boz; Box Ya6-K. star.
FURNISHED OR unfurnished en-
cheney; or will share one bedroom.
Box IS4-K. Star.
BUSINESS. COUPLE wants 2 or 3
near downtown. Ho. 9246.
BUSINESS GIRL with 2 rms. Of furn;
. desires to share an apt. or f1nd
some one interested in locat ting an
apt. NV. only. by March L. Box
PRoSFESsfoNAL BACHELOR desires
small or efficiency apt, well-fur-
nished. complete with linens. uten--
sells, etc, for two months; in Dupont
Circle area to Calvert vicinity; not
Box 151-K, Star.
z GIRLS desire 3-rm. furn. apt, pvt.
bath; $100 or less. TU. 2T59.
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COOP. APIS. SALE tcent.l

GEoRGETOWN--3a33 M ST. NV
Three or i've room bath apartments
Down payment Is exceptionally low
so YOU can afford to redecorate tC
your accustomed style. Secluded
two-level terrace. For appointment
to inspect, call Ma. S03S daily tc
2 pm; Sun. 12 to pm. -2S
NEAR BOILING FIELD, I-bedrm
apt. in modern bldg; in very good
cond.; only So. 800; payments $5s
incl. maintenance. 10. 3-551S, 81
1880 BELMONT ST. NV. Apt. p
2 bedrInS; for sale by owner; see
after noon; $500, $1.400 down
HUI. N9051.
NAYLOR GARDENS-Just up fol
sale; very nice 2nd FIR. 1-bedrm
unit; possess; total mon. cost
$5S.50. Ewes. Mr.. Rowland. LU.
I.7oe9; DRURY REALTY coSRsP.,
ARLINGTON. vA.-Almost new. very
attractive, 2-bedrm., Columbia
Heights apt; very reasonable;
shown day or evening. ASK-US?
REALTY CO., GIL. 1852, OK. 1859.
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SOUTHEAST
PLEASANT HILLS

IL 4IAO0O40 A14AOG 4N'I'
Opposite new Father John
Carroll high school for boys.
Brand new semidet. brick
home. Large living room, DIM
ing room, modern De luxe
Kitchen; fu1 dsyiissns. s6.,do,Cs base
beautiful tue bath with built
IN tub and shower. Gas A.-c.hs
Available immediately. Rent
$135 per month. Bee MR..
PARKER ct model houas or
San Ia eso'' 37
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4426 9Th Street NV.
8 rms. bath, club rm., shower. auto.
heat. $130 mo.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th st, NV, DI, 3346,
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING, day or ewes, by exper.
men; very reasonable; estimates
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe. storage In
seperate rooms; expert packing:
co INC. (eStab. 1906).
courteous service. New closed vans.
Experienced moving only. ia. S-210S.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas ia. 2937; ewes. GE: 1916: 2S.
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt service; reas. ST. 1000. z days
Q week. a.m.-9 pm. w. MARV1N.
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GEORGETOWN

Charming yellow brick home in the
heart Of Old GEORGETOWN; living
1st floor; bedrooms and 2 baths
on End floor plus bedrooms and Q
baths on 3rd floor; small recreation
room in basement; oil heat; attrac-
lively furnished; $375 per month.
Call Mrs. Bull
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
DE. 0730; Ewes, Week Ends, EN-. 1919
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HOME near the Wash.
Golf and Country Club: 8 bedrooms,
den and Ia baths; maids room
and bath: oil heat; garage; lovely
section; available Immediately; 5000
month.
ROMYE LAMBORN
OF. 1886. or. S035
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BETHESDA. MD.
1901 Southwick st.-5 rms. and bath,
finished attic. gas heat; garage;
fenced yd,; near Public Health and
Naval Med. Center. Now available
at -S125 per mo.
EDW H. JONES CO.. INC
$500 Conn. Ave. WI. 2300.
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RIGGS PARK

RIGGS PARK
BRAND-NEw BRICK. 3-BEDRooM
Lge. liv. rm.. 1st-d. powder rm., full
bsmt., gas heat and modern kit.
with din. area; lge. yard for out
door living. Immediate possession;
NAY IA. s7iS s1aS on INC oL Gag a7as Mr Aewellyn'
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
500
2614 Terrapin rd.. Glenmont Village
Wheaton, Md; attractive 2-bedrm
rambler in spotless cond.; gas heat
storage attic; avail. immed.
$100
21S Evans lane. Alexandria. Va: two.
story. story row d,bna brick full basement gnrch
fenced yard. Key in ONCE, Monday
59O5 East Pines drive, East Pines
Md; Cape Cod rambler with floorec
attic. huge picture window, 2 bed.
rms, liv. rm., kit. .-dinette anC
bath: Immediately available.
5000
villa Chenar. Rockville: 8 bedrooms
3 baths; rambler; beautifully stu
ated on acres; there is garage
stone patio and beautiful rec
rm. Take Route $40, 2 mi. past
Rockville, and turn right on Der
wood rd. about | mile. Key Is In
the firSt Of 2 ramblers on your right
1900 18th st. d.. 0222.
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WHEATON, AND

V1ERS MILL VILLAGE
Two bedrm. detached home; / at
S95 and 1 at S115 per mo. Mr..
DELE & Co. NC. ST. $500. -ss
FALLS CHURCH, va, Jefferson VII
lage.-5 rms. and bath. fun bsmt.,
gas heat, stove, refgr., storm win
dows. 703 Westcott ST.: SIPS mo.
4 bedrms., full bslnt.. gas heat. stove.
refgr.. washer, storm windows: 702
Westcott St: $140 mo. Contact
MR.. FISHER. FA. 9420. -29
3 BEDROO OOMS, 11a BATHS
ss.ssSed souse With ssDsTat. SEM di
ing room; full bsmt.; gas heat;
kitchen equipped with garbage dis
posal and GE dishwasher. I'm
mediato OCCUPANCY. $12b per
month. Call Mr.. oRPIN, La. 6-6260.
SOUTHEAST
1918 z st. s.e.-Six-rm. brick. semi
det.; gas heat: fenced-in rear yard;
full bsmt.; S100 per mo. UN. $500.
*
LOVELY, almost new home. just of
Ridge I'd. near Army and Navy
Club. S2l5 month.
ROMYE LAMBORN
OF. 1886 OF. s035
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
SEAT PI,EASANT

New 2-bedrm. brick: large living rm.
gas a.-c. heat, auto. washer; conp
to schools; $50 mo. HARRY A BOS.
WELL & CO., 371S Rhode Island
ave-. Mt. Rainier. Md. Can Ap. iii;
ewes. UN. S406. -27
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
RENTALS
UNFURNISHED
Two.bedrm. home at S115 month
Two bedrms. In Hunington ut Sll5 mo
TWo-bdrm. brick nr. schools. S125 mo
TWo-bedrm. brick, mod. at SI25 mo
our-bdrm. Cape Cod brk. at $175 mo
FURNISHED
Two hedrms., good loc. at S115 mo
Two bedrms.. HUNTINGTON at S115 mo
and
We have some apartments, also EN-
cheney and one-hedroom: both fur
nished. and unfurnished, from $9(
per month and UP. For more com.
plete details. phone. call or write
our Rental Dept.
THE M. II. BARRY ORG.
Established Since 1912
REALTY ADMINISTRATORS
2206 MT. VERNON AVE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SAS' ,a ,.,-, -, S11-
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VIENNA VA

VIENNA, VA.
Cape Cod on 12 acre; lovely box
wood, nice yard; garage; newly dec.
GRATED, Only $115 per mo. to re-
sponsible tenant.
McDIARMID REAL ESTATE
PHI. VIENNA 600 1891 AZ
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BETHESDA

Brick 2-story, 3 bedrms.. frepl.. side
and high schools, 2 blocks from
parochial school. Lady of Lourdes
Parish. walk, distance to center Of
Bethesda, 1905 Chelton rd.; avail.
Feb. lst; $4,000 mo. Call JU.
7-94SS, Mon. through Fri, 8 to 8.
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College Park-Hollywood
A limited number Of new house,
available for rent at $1O5 per mo-;
living room with fireplace, bed
rooms, tiled baths, full basement,
equipped kitchen. automatic heat.
Fl. CARLYLE de LOZIER
371S r. I. Ave. WA. 5000
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NEW RAMBLERS

t-bedrm. semidetached brick, full
bsmt, gas heat; l-yr. lease; close to
all conveniences; $500 block New
Hampshire ave. extended; S120 pei
mo. Phone POLINGER, JU. T-SS09;
Sundays and evenings. JU. 7-SS19.
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SALE
DRUGSTORE

0ALN
Valet shop with living quarters. Little
cash. RE. 0l45. 2Ts
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FOREST HEIGHTS. MD.-Nice 2 bed.
room bungalow with full basement
picket fence around entire yard. gas
heat, washing machine for tenants
use 500 mo.
Lloyd E. Turner & Son
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MQTQR COURTS

GRCCERY ,UUU
S.rccn and hath apt, heat furn.
Beer. Capitol Hill location
a. r. SEELYE, DI. 1926
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Mt. Capitol. 8 rms. 9 baths. oil
heat: long lease; income S3I2 plus
apt; price $500, small down pay.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

NEARBY MD.-3-bedrm. home. Conv.
transportation. 10. 5-3901: ~
JEFFERSON MANOR bedrms..
utiIs.. heat incl; $50. Or. 8676.
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&ENSIN31ON-3-be Cape Cou
sSoppina; s Si 1-yr. 1 lease: @ t.sis5 mo. M '
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
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COLOkED-SODA FOUNTAIN lunch
eonefte, delicatessen; completely fur.
nished. well stocked; light groceries,
ne. corner location; long lease; heat
furnished. Call NO. T7S2 for appt
all day SUM-, after 8 pm. weekdays
BOB TAILORS--We have several
openings for men operating theil
own dry cleaning truck: excellent
work and service. SANITARY
CLEANERS. 1890 14th st. NV.
OWNER must sacrifice small grocery;
small payment and assume note;
apt. available. AUERBACH CO.
DI. 6501. AID. 1907.
LONG ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
with women clientele; excellent 0p'
portunity for woman looking for in.
terestine profession; regular Gus
toners. completely equipped anc
stated: only experience necessary Is
business experience; downtown 10.
cation; reas. price; easy terms. Boz
37S-B. Star.
GROCERIES AND MEATS, excellent
location in nearby Virginia; Class
residential section; NO competition;
ABC 0fi-gale; sales last year, S81,.
$50 A.. everaging about 100
weekly; can easily be increased: nict
building with modern equipment;
apt. also for rent II desired; trtal
period can be arranged for the right
Darty; total price, S12,600s 2neludinG
Ttoek. Call IT, 2-0410.
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SERVICE STATION
A major oil company now has avail.
able q leadership for a beautiful
immaculate, 2-bay station in fuli
operation, located in Prince Georges
county. Doing 10000 gallons per
investment, assuring an individual
Of an immediate, profitable return
Write before February 2, Box 28S-Z,
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enc. ant. or share house; Consider
rm. and board; NV; Feb. 10. Boz
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
At The Ringside
LUX VIRGIL oVER5EA FOR AMP

has been a slight feeling, that he,
may be slightly past his prime.
Chicago fans are likely to turn
out en- masse for this fight. After
all, they have watched Davey pro-
gress from the prelims to head
liner. Every fight fan knows what
Gavilan can do.
ARCHIE MOORE MAY FACE
JOEY MAXIM IN 25-ROuND
BATTLE
When 36-year@old Archie
Moore of St. Louis finally gets a
shot at the lightheavyweight
championship, he will have to
win it the hard way. The talk is
that it will be a 25-round bout,
which of course will work in IA
vor of champion Joey Maxim.
This bout is tentatively slated
for December 3 in Las Vegas,
New. If television connections can
be set up the fight probably will
go on.
Ray (Sugar) Robinson, middle
weight champion of the world,
will be the worlds dancing cham
pion beginning next month at the
Franch Casino in New York He
repeatedly will receive $4,000 a
week for two weeks as dancing,
emcee.
If his entertainment venture
works out okay, it may be that
Sugar Ray will retire from the
ring.
Virgil Atkins of St. Louis is
conducting propaganda cam
paign to get a shot at the light
weight championship of the world.
At the Jimmy Carter-Lauro Salas
bout boys were passing out leaf
lets in which Atkins challenged
the winner of the title match to
showdown.
Welterweight challenger Chuck
Davey was kayoed by love in
East Lansing, Mich. He was mar
ried to the farmer Pat Abel of
Rochester, Ind. They met in Chi
cago when she was his nurse fol-
lowing his bout with Carmen Ba-
Silio this summer.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
LINCOLN (MO.) MEET
SOUTHERN IN TOP GAME

Two great undefeated titans of
the gridiron, Lincoln and Texas
Southern will meet Saturday in
the game of the week as both
teams seek recognition as the ma
tion's top football squad.
An impressive victory by either
squad could catapult it into the
top of the ratings of the Pigskin
Huddle. In its victory march,
Lincoln has included among its
victims such teams as Tennessee
State and Central State. All its
victories have been one-sided.
Texas Southern has walloped
Jackson and Southern. It also has
won most of its games by lopsid-
sided counts.
Lincoln features a fast, light
line averaging only 100 pounds,
that its supporters call "the seven
mules" Ben Mccoy, center, of
Pahokee, Fla, leads this line. In
the backfield the Tigers are
spearheaded by two speed demons,
Leo (Atomic) Lewis of st. Paul
and Jimmy (Hurricane) Harri-
son of Dallas, Tex.
Lewis has scored at least two
touchdoWns in every game. Har-
rlson out of the football season is
a top hurdler in track.
Quarterback Audrey Ford, the
TSU Tigers candidate for all
American honors, leads his team
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
"A Dream of
Queen Esther"

St. Agnes Volunteer Dramatic
Club presents "a Dream of Queen
Esther" a 3-act religious drama,
Monday, Oct. q at $50 pm. in
the st. Agnes Adult and Youth
Center, 1896 NV 3rd court.
The admission is only so cents
because of the very low price for
admission, you cannot afford to
miss such an evening of cultural
entertainment. No organized or
unorganized group can appreciate
this play as can the members Of
the Eastern Star. Director, Mrs.
Luella Nash. MS
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
The Pigskin Huddle

THIS WEEKS GAMES (oet. 25)
Prairie View at Florida A & M
Morgan at West Va. State
Hampton at Va. ST. (homecoming)
Bethune at Savannah State
(homecoming)
Lincoln (Mo.) at Texas Southern
AIcorn at jackson (homecomIng)
Kentucky st. at Fisk (homecome)
GrambIlng at Miss. Industrial
Delaware State at Lincoln (Pa.)
Tuskegee at Xavier
Claflin at Albany State
Central State at Tenn. State
Howard at }. c. Smith
Benedict at Alabama A&M
Langston at Southern
Lane at Philander Smith
ACT at Winston Salem
(homecoming)
st. Paul at Bluefield
Maryland ST. at N. C. College
Alabama State at Clark
Morris Brown at Allen
(Spartanburg, S. C.)
Bishop at Arkansas AM&N
VOORHEES, at Edward Waters
Morristown at Elizabeth City
S. c. State at Fl. Valley
(homecoming)
Morehouse at Knoxville
Morris at Florida N&l
Rust at billiard
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
BAcKA6E?

II you are bothered by Bsckache, Getting
Up Nights (too frequent, burning or sting
ing urination), Pressure over Bladder, or
rary Kidney and Bladder Irritation, for
palliative relief ask your druggist about
CYSTEX. Popular IS years. 20 million pack
ages used. Satisfaction or money back guar
anteed. Ask druggist about CYsTEx today.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

CAMP GORDON, Ga. - Pvt.
Renford H. Taylor has completed
basic combat training at the Sig
nal Corps Replacement Training
Center, a part of the Signal Corps
Training Center here.
A Miamian, he is the son OF
Mrs. Rosa Taylor, 2067 NV 9th
st.
Taylor is a graduate of Booker
T. Washington High School. Prior
to entering the service, he was
employed by Troy's Market, 1857
NV 18th ave., Miami, Fla.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

with his passing and excellent
calling of plays. The Texans
forward wall, led by co-captain
Oliver Brown is nicknamed
"Heartbreak Ridge"
This game will be played on the
TSU home grounds, but the
Huddle is picking Lincoln to win.
Incidentally, Lincoln is rated
No. 4, and TSU No. 5 by the
Huddle this week. The winner of
the Morris Brown-Florida AIM
game is rated No. /, and the los
er No. 2. Powerful AIT is rank
ed No. 3 Other teams are rated
as follows: Bethune- Goodman,
Prairie View, Southern, Virginia
State, Tennessee State, Mary
land State, Texas college and AL
corn.
Second big game of this week
end pits two more top 10 squads,
Florida AIM and Prairie View,
in Florida. The PV PantherS fea-
ture a Charles Brackens to Chas.
Wright passing combination, but
they will not be enough to over
come the all-around excellence of
the Rattlers. The Huddle will
stick with Famcee.
Other teams in the top 10 should
not have too much trouble this
week. Virginia State should have
joyful homecoming toying with
Hampton, and Bethune- Cookman
should murder Savannah State.
Southern will have no trouble
with Langston and AIT will spoil
homecoming for Winston Salem.
Morris Brown will have scrim-
mage with Allen.
Another rugged came, however,
will feature Tennessee State and
Central State, both not as strong
as in the past, but still good
squads. The Huddle sticks with
the home eleven, Tennessee
State.
Maryland State also could have
trouble with North Carolina COL
lege. Although the tilt is being
played on the NCC Eagles home
grounds, the Hawks probably
will win.
In CIAA games it will be Nor
gan over West Virginia State
Howard over ]. c. Smith, and
Bluefeld over st. Paul. In what
should be a good game, the
Huddle picks Jackson to upset AL
corn in the formers homecoming.
Other Huddle predictions are
Fisk over Kentucky State in a
Joyous Homecoming. Grambling
over Mississippi Industrial, Lin
cola (Pa.) over Delaware State,
TuSkegee over Xavier and Albany
State over Claflin.
1t will be Alabama A&M over
Benedict, Lane over Philander
smith, Alabama State over Clark,
Bishop over Arkansas AM&N.
Voorhees, over Edward Waters,
Elizabeth City over Morristown,
South Carolina State to spoil
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

Homecoming for Fort Valley,
Morehouse over Knoxville, Nor
ris over Florida MI and billiard
over Rust.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
DATE FOR WALCOTT-
MARCIANO RETURN BOUT

Although it is not official, it is
almost a certainty. The date for
the return bout between heavy
weight champion Rocky Marcel
ano and former champion Jersey
Joe Walcott has been set.
The place will be the Chicago
Stadium and the date will be
March 18, 1858. Final arrange
ments depend on when James D.
Norris, president of the Interna-
tional Boxing club catches up
with Marciano.
Rocky is on a general tour to
pick up dollars wherever they
happen to be. He is refereeing
bouts and making personal ap-
pearances,
Originally, Miami was the ten
tative site of the return brawl,
but it seems that there were GER
tain technicalities that could not
be overcome - all in connection
with finance.
After this rematch, Walcott is
likely to retire. Incidentally, for
mer heavy king Max Baer al
ready has predicted that Jersey
Joe, will stop Marciano and be-
come the first heavyweight cham
pion to regain his title.
KID GAVILAN TO DEFEND
TITLE AGAINST CHUCK
DAVEY FEB. II
Despite the fact that Chicago
did not draw very well for the
Lauro Salas-Jimmy Carter light
weight championship bout, the
Windy City apparently has the
inside track on Kid Gavilan's next
defense of his welterweight
crown.
According to Jim Norris, head
of the IBC, the Kid will meet
Southpaw Davey Feb. II at the
Chicago Stadium.
This probably will be one of
the great welterweight battles of
our times. Davey is rated by many
boxing experts as possibly the
greatest southpaw fighter of all
times. He has never been tested
in the ring although he has fought
and whipped such men as Rocky
Graziano and Ike Williams.
Most of his victims, however,
have been on the downward road.
He is undefeated, and most of his
victories have been by one-sided
margins.
Gavilan will be the fastest man
he has ever fought. The Kid is a
good, speedy boxer and has a
heavy punch. At his best, he is a
hard man to catch or whip. There
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-25
Hit-Run Car
Damages Auto
Yesterday
Police Seek Vehicle
Bearing Insignia
License Plates I'm
Fleming ST. Crash

Four traffic accidents, including
a hit and run collision, marred the
Key West traffic scene during the
past twenty-four hours. At $3.50
p. m. yesterday, a 1851 Studebak.
err Sedan parked on Fleming ST,
was struck on the right door and
front fender by an automobile
driven by Evilio Vargas resulting
in damage to the right front ZEN
der and grill of the Vargas vehi.
cle.s4Ass
0uellet was placed under arrest
and later released on $50 cash
bond.
Early last evening an automo-
bile driven by Mrs. Flossie Bakor
of 2501 Harris avenue was struck
on the left front fender by a car
driven by Robert Burton Lee near
the Fleming and Simonton Street
intersection. After investigation
by police officer Soriano. both par
ties agreed to settle out of court.
When Mrs. Jeanette Esther
Wheeler of the Ell Prado Motel
pulled away from the curb on
Greene street her automobile was
struck on the left side by an auto
mobile driven by Paul Donnelly,
Upper Darby. Pa. TIE parties
agreed to settle the damage be-
tween themselves.