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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-05
Following
Through
By
Pedro Aguilas

Strand Theater won their Sec
ond straight practice game yes
terday afternoon from the Gulf
stream by 6 to 5 score.
Kaki and Pedro Rodriguez had
the situation well in hand. Kakl
was touched for 5 runs and hits
and Pedro for 2 hits and no runs.
Both clubs had two big innings.
Two fast double plays by the
Strand players helped win the
game.
In the first frame, Anderson
hit a double to left center, Ace
vedo is out, catcher to first, then
Santana hits one to center. Andy
Alonzo came in fast, made a one
handed shoe string catch, and
doubled Anderson at second.
In the third, with one out, two
runners got on by errors and
Anderson singled and both scored,
then Acevedo hit a line drive
over third, Gomez stabbed and
caught it, and doubled Anderson
at the first base bag.
In the same third the Strand
scored three, Gomez walked,
Cabot forced him at second.
Alonzo flied out to center, and
then Joe Mira doubled to right
and Cabot scored. Fernandez
singled to score Mira, G.. Lastres
doubled to score Fernandez, Rob-
erts walked and Catala forced
Roberts at second.
In the fourth, Gulfstream
scored three to take the lead.
Santana singled to center, Lopez
singled to right, Knowles forced
Lopez at third and Santana
scored, Pagano hit single to left
and scored Knowles, Jackson
forced Pagano at second, Durgin
singled to score Jackson, j. Cruz
batted for Bethel and forced Dur
gin at second.
In the fourth, Cruz is pitching
for Gulfstream and Gomez, the
first batter, singled to left, Cabot
did the same, Alonzo is famed,
Mira singled to left and both run
ners scored.
Pedro went in to pitch for the
Strand in the fifth and allowed
two hits and no runs the rest Of
the game. He famed and walk
cd |.
For the winners the best were
Gomez with two hits and Joe
Mira with two hits that drove
home 4 runs.
In the field, the best were,
Mira, Fernandez, and Alonzo for
the winners and for the losers,
Santana. Jackson and Knowles
were the best.
The Scores:
Team r. II, L.
Gulfstream 002 800 0-5 8 .
Strand 003 800 Ks 8 /
Bait: Bethel, j, Cruz, 60 and
Jackson: K. Rodriguez, SO and
Fernando.
Summary:
Earned runs - Gulfstream 2,
Strand 4.
Two base hits-Anderson, Mira
and Lastres.
Stolen bases. none.
Struck out by-Bethel 0. Cruz
5, Rodriguez 0, P. Rodriguez 4.
Walks-Bethel I, ?. Rodriguez
Double plays-Alonzo to Cabot
and Gomez TO Mira
Trme-l,50 minutes.
Umpres-Calero and Rodri-
guez.
Winner Rodriguez,
LoSer-CruE
Scorer-Aeular
Island City Baseball League
will meet az the office of the
president on Wednesday. May
?. at pm.
The woods were filled SO full with
song
There seemed no room for sense
az "a rpnp
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-05
Many Entries
Broader, Scope
Of Tournament

der. co-chairmen for the annual
yaycee sponsored Fishing Tour
nament, announced today that
their committee has completed
the list of all entries in the
tournament. The committee care
fully studied each and every en-
try submitted since the opening
of the contest and have selected
the following as winners in their
respective classes:
African Pompano: 19 lbs, 2,
H., So, Captain Lefty Reagan
"Sea Raider II, G. E. Miller,
1900 York Road, Baltimore 4,
Md.
Amberjack: (Tie) II lbs, A,
B1z", 32h", Capt. John West
"Mae West, George w. Sumers,
No. 2 Sutton Place South, New
York %, N. Y.
Amberjack; (Tie) II lbs, d g.,
B6", u. S. Navy Boat Rearming
No. 3, Winton c. Keith, 500 Mar
garet St, Key West, Fla,
Barracuda: AZ lbs, s. 2O12"
Capt. VIM. Leohr. Private Boat,
miss Chippewa" Arthur Dun
ytane, 3434 Avenue e., Key
West, Fla.
Bonefish: 10 lbs, 2 ia"
I6A", Wading, w. r. Robinson,
SO7 Seminole Ave, Key West
Ela.
Bonito: 1914 lbs, q, 912",
1871. Capt. Albert Atwell-
"Sailfish", A. c. Varland, 3O4
Nettles St, Morris, Ill.
Cobia: so lbs, a, s., 25h"
Capt. Reggie Trevor-"Osprey
IT., Harold Schoch 234 Old Ber-
gen Road, Jersey City, N. J.
Grouper: so lbs, 4, T., 49,"
Capt. H. j. Dohrman--"Bolo Jr. !"
lslamorada, Fla, Mrs. w. E
Leigh, 924 S. York St, Gastonia,
N. G.
Jack, Crevalle: % lbs. 8, A.,
81, Capt. Reggie Trevor-"Os-
srey," julius Kolczak, $500 S.W
Ird ST., Miami, Fla.
Jewish: 270 lbs, s.. s., So"
Capt. c. w. Montgomery
Greyhound, Arthur E. Patter-
ron. 5729 Washington Blvd, In
aianapolis, Ind.
Kingfish: 40 lbs, s., 25''. Naval
Air Station Boat No. 5, John P
Harris, Pc Box "a, Kitty Hawk
N. c.
Mackerel, Cero: IS lbs, 3, 2"
To-, Capt. Lefty Recognises
Raider IT,, Miriam L. Belber, Je-
richo Manor Apis, Jenkintown
Pa.
Mackerel, Spanish; o lbs, 6
ozs., q, g., l6", Barry Beach
Bkiff, Marie A. Bader, Hardin,
Illinois.
Permit: 32h lbs. 3, Sh",
g8ls", Boat Christopher, J. o,
Fisher, Pc Box 1873, Brownstown,
Ind
Sailfish: 6s lbs, s., Az, %"
Capt. Ted Canova-"FloA Along
Mrs. Daniel B. Krieg, 1900 Pax
ton St, Harrisburg. Penna.
Snapper, Mutton: 1915 lbs. 2
T.. 81. Pier at OpDevSta, John
c. Waters, 1904 f. Monroe Tenn
Nle, Texas,
Tarpon: III lbs. 3 ozs.. Z, L,
Capt. Ted Aldacosta, Salty II
Marathon. r. H. Wagner, 2lo N,
Senate Ave, Indianapolis, Ind.
Tuna: 10 lbs. 2. g., 49,, Capt
Bill Crespo -- Lucy, Julius
Geertz, IT'S N. Pine, Davenport,
iowa.
Wahoo: 40 lbs, 4, II, 2lH",
Capt. Hank Dohrman ~- 'Bolo
Ir.". lslau orada. Fla. Milo Lit
bel. Route No. ,. Clayton. Ind.
Final sorting Of applicants
found thirty three states. District
n Columbia. Cuba and Canada
we're represented m the tourna'
ncnt The scope of entries
proadcnS each year to include
nore and more states Il Is an
lCipated hv the committee That
next season wlU be evct mere
successful than anything il. The
past.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-05

Such a starved bank of moss
Till that May-morn,
Blue ran the flash across:
VioletS were born.
Robert Browning
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22
Strand Holds
One Game Edge
IN Playoffs


The Strand Theaisr took thc
first rnssnd IN tho island CITY
bssrhail League rlayolfs last
night waen they erfrate.i me
r''ifsineasn Foodslore nsne b. a
"a score.
~FirebaIl- Flohr hurled q great
hali Eaue iof eight innings Al.
lowing bat one hll. single ~
Anderson in the fifth frame.
ThF strand scorea sw0 runs in
the third on a triple ~ Cheese
fernandex and singles M AIonsn
and santana.
In shf fifth inning. ire Stfnnd
drove Hartman sn ihe showers
on asesfssixc salefies hy Santa.
M. Alonso. Vidal ard Lopez.
They srored tao more runs IN
the eighth inning
The Culfssfram came a. life Ia
the final frame when Flohr
seemed Ia tire and zfotd three
counters before thr strand
couid retire the side and end
the ball eamc. Hoffscs ttipled e.
open the inning sd senfed on
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22
Sam Sncad-Bcily
Mekinnon Win

ORLANDO ~ = Sam Snead and
Betty Mackinnon faced trouble on
the fourth hole IN the international
Mixed TWo.Ball Coli Tournament
Thursday. bsf tnok the next ave
straight three al them with bird
iex--fo eliminate Bernie Powers
and Mrs. Joseph Miller. and 5.
Mrs. Mildred Babe zaharias and
Al Dezzelink also go' IN trouble
ma~a~nd - ain over reng,
Kirk and Carl Damn. 1 up. nexse
link saved The match on The islil
By shooting IA the green from an
der . tree 10 send the match into
an extra hole.
On me 2oth. ihe Babe eanr
through With = foe wedge shot
o<ef . bunker 10 Within i've fe<'
a Ire pin. Dsxsellnk and the BAH
ifsa,ss,.s r ~ ~ ~ snatch. wif
Mary Lena Faux. Thomasvslls
Ca. and her i1yeaf old parinef
Don nispInRhoff. Orlando. PULLS!
NE upset ~ the day ~ deleaiins
Louise Suggs and Toney renna.
, and Z. penna and Miss suegs
were eo.ehampions q Ne mattel
I've years aRe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22
~ wlcplo'e

ieated the high schnol lad by a
6-i. Ga margin
In the finest match ~ the
evening. Jack Sellers % ths men
defeated Frank Roberts Ga. 80.
6-3 Frank played the finest
match 81 has carver a. he car.
ricd shr tricky and seasoned vet.
cram a. the limit
John Cruz showed his fine
lighting ability aaain az he
same srsm bchlnd Ca defeat
beautiful strokine ward
James &c. Us. 81 IN another
excs llent match
Peter knight had little sna
tnucla for John Yates ~ he de-
fcnied him ca. Ga Lack ~
practsce was seen - have hafs
Johns came
Ia the final match. the old
master. Earl Yates had little
400 mush net astaek Zoe Tony
Dupp ~ the high school ~ h.
defeated him ca. IS
The hast three doubles match
81 win he laycd tonight a. TOO
! -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22
Two UnknOwns
Lead Houston
Golf Tourney

HOUSTON. Tex. un--Two AN.
kn0wns paced the $40. 900 fIouston
Open Golf Tournament today bui
the hig names On I'M pay for pay
circuit WE'RE IN . aood position h.
take the head.
Jerry BARRIER. Pasadena. s'alIf.,
and Earl stewart IT,. Dallas. shot
- ~ sss Thursday over the wind
and rain swept Memorial PARK
course 10 take . slender Irad
Rsghi bchind "A go were Jack
hurke. Texas Oren champion, isan
t;ansx. Eidweed. Ind. and stan
iiorne. Montreal.
Bracketed a 10 were Veterans
I'd Oliver. icnons, m: Pred
Haas, Dr.. New Orleans: and John
ny Resolia. Evanston. m.
Grouped 81 n were John bar.
Nun. Grand Rapids. Mich. Jim
Ferrier. San Francisco: Al nm.
Norman. Portland; Jack Mann.
Fort Worth: Bin Nary, AIbu1ner
que i.oddie kenpa. Kansas city:
and Jim Simpsnn.
Resting a par " az ciose 20 u
were most 81 fhc top players on
the pro Golf trad = Horton smith
Detroit Cary MiddlccofI, Mem
ph&s Vie Chekxi. Inwood. I. q:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22
Spring Training
Starts Al Univ.
OF Florida

GAINESVILLE IT, spring
training started today for aboai -
University .f fiorida fssasbaiI play
ers.
They are 90 GET in - practice
sessions during the next % days.
Originally announced % start iasi
Friday. the drills we're aelayed Q
week 80 candidates might get in
same individual conditioning work.
Some As of the youngsters wno
will he a part of the 1872 squad
will be excused from spr.ne drills
IN order "a take part in basketball.
baseball or track.
Those tryiax lor Coach Dave Full
hers Gator baseball team are Hay.
WOOD suiissan. kess stevens. Dan.
hy knight. iioh flewers. Jim
IIirseh and Iask IIaxea.
Those oul for track are .. tpa-
PAL Hall. FioFidas national cham
pion high Jumper. Isuford lnna.
tufits king, iaek Nsrhals aIta Ian
coin Knowles. Riek cssarss. Doas
Diekey and Lawrence Scott wiIi
conlinue with basketball.
FOR the beginning II the spring
sessions. Coach Dob woodruff and
has staff have - VARSITY lctnruen
iacladingI TA>nlq % NE mi
ami. Who rcturned 10 Nc cators
II tn lc9inap& IL ihw seme<s<s.
''""f UtsI s.' M l.,s,sss ls sks
10 the Marines.
The squad viii also include d
freshmen and h team members
aim won nnnserals Iorl tho plss
last fall
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22
Radio COMPANY
Sues l3 Major
League Clubs

eIiicAcO - BasebaIi's broad
euel i1ifIi,ullles aere further en
lanEtMt tsdsv a. the resnh ~ a
~ nHtilion dollar suii hy bis
rsdss seiwork aeslnSi ~ mapr
ieagae clubs. their leafm pfesi
deniS nnd commissioner
The Liberty Broadcast.na SIS
lem lslesl the suh n,arsday 10 n.
n District Canft here. Liberty
charged siolaiion Of anli trust laws
and a "coniinniag conspiracy -
menopoiise and roslfaia eompc'i
tam In hsoadeastlng and rc.rreai.
INC pas ~ play arcoaais II pro.
essssnal baseball gaines
The suit said De- ld5erlg eluors
al heen irosen aii 81 he = malor
earmr ban parks ailisaush Il hat
,lfered asere noasy tFsn ellirt
siddsgs iuf broadcast rights As
! result. iks suit said. Liberty ~
al 10 canscl plans ior Is game
1.-The day breakfasts lnf i932 anal
has Ioxt four milton dollars.
u asked triple damages
Defendants are Warren { Giles
and VIII Harridge, respective pres.
iidenls oi the National and Amer
ian Leagues. Commissions Ford
Frick. and all major leaeut teams
except TIE brooklyn nS4gers. Clp
S0x. w
The Dodgers. Reds aRd White
sox were epiged Il Ida req
ems. said 0fhoa MtEshdsh sssin,
president ~ LBS. ~ . news con
ference In New York.
The suit was assigned 10 Federal
Judge John 2. Barnes. No date
or . hearing was SCI immediately
Liberty claims 20 he the nation $
second largest radio nnswufk IN
sumber o. stations served
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22
NCAA Basketball
Tourney Issues
Many Invitations

NEW YORK tn-sDay ~ dap me
berths fus the manF posiseasoa
collegiate bsskeihali tmsFnsmenis
The NcAA ansi the National ln
vitatioa sre beng filled.
Dayton. Ilois Cross and Seton
Hall Thursday accepted bids Ia Inc
MT West Texas virtually elinched
q berth IN the NcAA.
That makes six teams IN the NIT
with six silll "a be named. Da.
queSne, 81 Johns ane 81. Bona
venture had accepted carrier bids
% the NIT.
kenincky. 81. Louis and nsN
Wegf Texas spracticailyl are In
the NcAA with ~ teams siill Ia
be- tapped
Vast Texas needs only Ia beat
Texas Tech on March 20 insure
rs NCA berth. West Texas Thurs
day MIS-. V..sppea Arizona state
tTempcl, Tsss. "a ciinch . dc
EoF the Border confereAre cham
pionship. The conference winner
automatically qualities for the post.
season event.
Holy Cross celebrated ils MT
acceptance by drnbhing Dart
mouth. cs-S3. 20 rus iis SEASON
marx 20 1872.
81. Johns made il n straight d
whipping Cincinnati. Tsle4. IA nm
o. ! twin bill Al Madison. SQUARE
Garden. Manhattan upset MO
7s5s. IN overtime In the cher M
Kentucky. the NcAA champ and
No team IN the AP poll. finished
rs home season by licking Van.
defbllt. 10 make Il az for
the year ~ was Kentneky's iioth
consecutive home floor victory.
Duke wen rs i0th straight By
downing Wake Forrest. s76z. Siena
took Niagara. 5s-s5: Chicago 10y.
ola trounced Marquette. 7s.ss;
Utah state ssnk Denver. s2 81
and San Francisco beat n. Ma
rvs Calf ss.i6
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22
Florida Beaten

GAINESVILLE r. - University
~ Msami spimmfrs deleasrd 4
uniter<sfy ~ Flefiaa team heff
Thurz6sy @1ti. with Miami
Frexhman Canhsr hassrf faking
tNrex firxss imrlhdmg two umsi res.
erds nossef wen tl.s go yard tree
sfyie and set new MARKS IN ne
10 and z2nyaFa freestyle races
Ted Rohinson and Charlie ATKINS
starred Cor the Florida Caters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22
St. Ansses OF ".
Palm Reach Here
For C0,srf Buffie:
Cooper Eyes Nem
SCORING Record

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START of ,he lgs, $50.
an sh~ h;vh s.,...l Lsx.,.
wsod.
Ama.. -.
..-s
" |" ""s- VA" nave
made their mark a. acme
of the f,ue.s f.i..s .... 4.
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Da<ksiisaII scene.
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4. -
"s" s"usrhs : fon'
test Cunning far N ue~
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40 points per Rnnle aver
are has been the bin fnr-
sor Ia IN. u,.a;.A L.n..,
a..
" ~ sPortsst&. y ~
point nyeruef for the neal
fsso w.... In -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22
Key West Net
Loop Tied Up
After Match


The first Key West Tennis
League match 10 be PLAYED in
Key West history u all tlnd 40
NJ the conclusion Of the first
days singles matches. The City
Mems Team ard the High sehool
Squad both have three victories
The number one singles VIC.
tory went 10 DON Cruz ar he
continued his fine play b. defeat
Robert Smith - the Mems team
e.i. g.
Peter vmela proved a. be- too
nurh Cor Leo Carey a. he de.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22
No Picnic Al
PhilIie Camp

CLEARWATER ~ = philadrlph,
Ia rhiiise Datserymen. uhe henin
spring training today. Win have %
picnic u This baseball camp
In bsd b. midniRhi. - ~ 8
N und suited un ready n prac.
tice BY 10 q. m. was part ni
Ssuyers greeting
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

ST. AUGUSTINE N = Herman
Z. Chllton. wellesley. Mass. upset
Nedslist Hsrvie Ward. l.up u sec.
ond round play II the nt1i1nal
Tournameni a Coli Clab Cham.
psans here Thursday Defending
Champion Hobart Menlet 1 r>&ki
nan. Ca. bowed. > and = - cearee
e Fisther. Louisville. ~. nd
Mn Good'oe. Naliesss. Ca eliuf
nnsed James Paul. psssona Beach
s ann ,.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

- s.ium III MIs Biee ths LahsrAn msnes -
sssenslsa whea IA GENES prayer.
"a n.hls - ssil sxhsrtassons - prsy sa1 fu g
Promises that God uIh hear -tat spaa ~ ~ - -
"a haa1a, eli deliver thss~ -
Il fhere was thnx that chrs took grsat patns =
.aAn Nn4x a. Iglx A.gipinx that uo6 wtl answer
asms.s @Aex. ana a sail - xIssn saar He snt4 An
lhnna whatsssssr - shall al n prayer. nriissn& -
hail eeeige.f
nas shs nlbls ssss maks nsmbss = .ipsis'.ses =
ths eannecilun mhleh penpi~ oxef1oo&. pxe9oF
res fhnf chrlaffans prayer wiH o11r&sse4 - -
shfietans GndEks Holy Trinity. fazheF 80 80 NV
a pre<appssss go. chrlssl.ss prayer 80 =
sssrea IN CariNs nams ~whasse<xsf - s1oH - -
t.shss IN ~ nasse ~ 9TH gre a yss~ - cnr1.,8
aares nems fnfa fhx pFessnRs " ua1 via ~ 49,.
only hee.sse ~ h1a hssems Cess ehu4 urs1on -
Yes Infnsrnns b<iIsse Gee DFoy>g. bc11-.,
shsx h>siers a. 1sbls Is oo1s Word. As tks U1e
apezka pAninIy en IT, point
LUTHERAN CHURCH
plAcIGa AvgNuG AND soA syaooy
on ~polNclANA NAVY efrv hospsTAl~ Gus Inns
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

Ile first had Il ne s,asan end.
Il n : ~ i<susen lhe cilnars
sad Ne F'esi tFainine Gnnup
'eauss s'H'asn assih playnu :
sshe's''sn WV 'nniem a. ne naval
N-sn'" sym 20 ass'ae 'he wianer
= '"t ~ -" = ne ~sspa 10
W. 's s ma - ''''.asr 80.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18
NOTICE 90 HHEHITIr'a
EAEGITgON SALE

LDdsT sHd b. yiItus of 40 EEseu
ton isHusd cut Of and under the
sea- u the District Court Of the
stat ~ Minnesota, Ia and fOf the
FouIih Judicial District aud County
81 IEhnspiH on the 10th DAP VI
AuEuat Ia the ysaf 1871 upon a
lndE' nSbt rendered and dDCEstsd
~ sad Court and County Ia al &C
ton herein, wbeTsiB DAY Th1mU
son Vas pIaiHIiff. anu Marcel Oman
was defendant. Ia favor 81 said
plainilf and against said dsfsHd-
aBt Marcel Oman for the SON Of
FiSs HUNDRED biEty sis and " /i6g
DOllAfa. as appears by the Judge
msnt roll filed Ia the office u The
Clerk Of said Distfiot Court for aAid
COUNTY Of HshBSpin. and
WHEREIN. said Judgement vas
do0ksisd IN the District Court 81
hsnhsDiB County 90 the Sglb day
~ August Ia the year 1874. at 3 80
Cel0cb A N on said day and the
hum Of Fiys Hundred BiEiTssiE aud
tvuSs Dollars 10 nov actually due
ihsfs0n vim interest on ILgs ~
yet 4. H. ltbl and ~ 20 and lnclsd.
th9 the date Of sale, also for cents
ihoFeassd COST and for ali my fees,
costs and disbursements Of lew and
sale, which said EEssution has 20
ne a. sheriff Of said HsHHspiB
IgAhAN gN@h WY Nlf9ANM0 ana QAs
hssFsd, ! have Isylsd upon ana VII
sell 81 public suction 60 the highest
lash bidder IN the Iobbv Of the
sheriff. main office Ia the District
Court House IN the CITY o. NinHs-
Ap0liH. 10 aaid COsHty 81 HsBhspia.
On Monday. the 18th dAy Of zebra
ATy. 1881 Al ten OclOgk Ia thu fsrs-
hSSB Of that day, ali the rIEht. utis
ana Interest that the above named
Judgement debtor had In ana 10 the
real estate hereinafter described on
the 10th daT Of August 1851 that
being the date % rendition 81 said
indEsmsHt o. any iBtSTsst therein
eel Oman baVs since that daI &c.
FDifsd, the dssC TiptlSh % the pro.
tsFty being as follows. tS-WitI
Part Of Lot Ten nD and
Eleven GiJ, Blsck one %. Bas.
rise Acres. iytBG s0atbsastsTiT 81
sisysn DD, distAbt iitt feet
a0FtbWsstsFiy from the ~ "
corner % said lot eleven UD 90
. point IN thu south line
% said I0t ten iIsg distahss ilt.7
sogtbsas' corner % SAD lot ten
fJbJ. Subject however 10 Esstris-
tons en- Record sac Doe No.
1s17lst, iaai 81 Deeds Page 80
aESDTdIHE - the plat thereof on
fIis ana ~ record tH the office 81
ths Register ~ Tssds 20 sbd fsF
aid HsHhsVia COgBty, AinnssotA
Dated Minneapolis. Man, S0ysB
hsT 17th, 1851
ED RYAN
RhsFin HsnhSpin County. Nihn
by ~ y ThBRs, DsEatT Sheriff
haithsU Lsvilt
Attorney foF JsaRsmSht Creditor
t1es hstidsYa KMch,
hDla,, MinAss0tA
apokssman. Dss Is- YSb. -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-18

should Be deprived his character DETAINED
future put jeopardy the OF who
be acting out OF deliberate malicious intent
II viii year my present job bhssnlly
experiment" Wouldn't have
at all personnel hadn't asked day
months my reception" had by the people
excellent Now that look back recall that
take exceptionally
the job
tributcd Il 10 friendly a employee
The assistant gal only few
WtacOnnn said attitude" had bcn Irresponsible for the
happy that
actually with
Wen matter The main thing that jobs have opened
company members Every little bit
helps
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signed 10 Minnehaha Temple OF.
ficistcd at the recent elections
al Installations OF MlnnehAhM
Temple ana Mary Mason Council.
Birthday ComlRE Upi Mp.
Frank Russell, COZ Olson Highway
has a birthday coming up Thurs.
day, January ~.
Postal Alliance Iatsea Meet,
Tho Postal Alliance LAdiea Aux
lliary met Tuesday night with
Mrs Paul \ Curry, SIib Colum.
bus Ava
In FRirNicw IIoapltAII Mrs.
Hazel Moss u In FAirNvVW hos
pitRl where she underwent sur
CORY January IL
Dinner For Los Angeles Lady,
Mrs Clio Downcy of Los Angeles
was entertained at a dinner given
by Mrs DIN = Wells, 30Ai
Fourth Ave, 80, Saturday night,
January ~ Twenty guests az.
tended Mrs. Downey Ia Waiting
Minnesota because OF the lllnsas
Of relative,
Eight Great Grandchildren
Mrs Mamie Battles, S72s Portland
Ave-. So. was dinner hOsteas 10
her eight great grandchildren and
their parents Sunday. January Q
nj her home. They weru the chill.
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn
Brown Of St Paul MrA Brown In
the former Virginia Hedge.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Jan. 20-Mr. John Henderson.
AIS Rnndo: Mrs, Urlin Clark, ITO
81 Anthony.
Jan. 2l--LorM Lee Durand. 7o2
w. Central, Carolyn Ann Collina,
p0S RondO. Mr., William McLoigh.
5ST Rondo,
Jan, a Mrs. James Walker,
IS6 st. Anthony Ave, Mary u,
l'arun. 60s ~. Anthony.
Jan. - Mrs Cornelia Smith.
5iI Carroll Ave: Mrs. l.. E, Tar
yer. 8OS 81, Anthony: George J,
Mann. TAI 81. Anthony; Ronald
Jones, iO2l Rundo.
Jan, 2A--LAwroncc Price, T06
Rondo, Johnnie I'ettifOrd. Sp7
Carroll, Geneva BurkhaiteT, $50
Rondo
Jan. 40 Virginia Smith, S3T
RondO, ClATindA Goa, oSS Mar
shall, Mrs Charles Covtngton, 867
st. Anthony, Margaret Smith, ana
Carroll.
Jan. 70 Mrs, \. nc. Hall, g90
IglchArt Ave; George &. Shannon
Jr., 6g3 Carroll Ave: Mrs, Anna
WoOtSn. ol2 Carroll Ave; Mrs
John Dodd. 3S5 Rondo Ave.
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One Of the many language
specialists who attended the ne.
cent 4lst annual meeting OF the
National Council Of Teachers Of
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL,
AlN@tRA PoOH

Receives Commission: Mrs Elizabeth Davis 72S Olson
Highway, received her commission, Jan H. from the Elkn
Civil Liberties commission state director Of that
phase of Es Work She has been director for
years
TWILIGHT Club Meets with seatons: Mr. and Mr.. Lswi,