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Evening star., 1952-07-20
BY The Associated Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July
19.-Some 600 spectators gathered
at the Pennington Hunt Club show
grounds near here today to watch
387 entries in 20 classes compete
for honors in the Farmingtor
Junior horse show.
A Charlottesville entry, Grover
Vandenvender's Strawberry Sun
day. won the champion jumping
pony class with Mrs. Elizabeth
Newton's Mandear receiving re-
serve honors.
Miss Lolly Lawrence's Powder
Puff won the champion jumping
pony in the 13 hand and under
class. -
The show was restricted to riders
under 18 years old.
The summaries:
Warm-up Glass: 1--Troubodour. ownee
Nd: Chico Laura Lee shreve. Fall
Aiexandria; Popcorn. hobby Gardner
1ndianhead, Md
Green pony hunters: Spanish Mister
Nancy Noland Warrenton: 2-Bubbil
Make Believe. Beverly Bryant. Warrenton
4-Duster. Anthony Rives. Gotham.
Junior hunters: 1-Chusa. Mrs: juditl
Kelly. charlottesville; 2-swift.. Spirits
Berkeley Jennings. Charlottesville; s.
Tiny. A; g.. Daily. Herndon; 4-Shor
.,s rop. Paw. under ssdaIs; J1.M1!P J1M1PoPs,sls Eel
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Mrs. Gray Heads LIST
In Tennis SEEDLINGS

Mrs. Ann Gray. for many year!
Washington's top woman player
heads the seeded list in the Dis.
trict Of Columbia tennis cham
pionships opening tomorrow or
the Columbia Country Club courts
Other seeded players In the field
of 80 contenders are Mrs. Cecilia
Hill, 2; Charlotte Decker, 3, and
Sosie Girgosian, 4. .-....
Singles for girls Is and under
and for girls Is and under will
also be held during the week.
Women's singles:
Smith, Barbara Lynch VS.. Pat Dunford.
1890 a;m.-Frances Frank vs.. Lee Bole
Cecelia. Hin vs.. Joan Mcculloush. Caro-
MGs0rS VS. MaTy SS %ecos osnnss ss Marsar.
Graham. Dorothy Kott vs. Peggy Pace
Nancy Nancy corse VS. Cha chsrletts Decker: Agne
Lucia Eha%on, % Poiy miller Mile s0a vs. Barbar' "
Leef, Jean Hall VS.. Carella Bageant
Nettie schrman VS.; Ann Gray;
Ruth Grogan VS., Mary Kuhn.
Girls 18 and under:
1880 a.m.-Agnes Green VS.. Lee Wood
Il am:L,Carol Olive VS.. Mickey Teixeira
2 p:m.-Carol McCord VS.. Pat Hub
bard. Nancy Loope VS.. Joyce Leek.
Byes-Mary Kuhn, Joan McCullough
Loretta Lowe.
Girls / 3 and under:
1890 a.m.--Leonne Farbman VS.. Mar!
Ann Dwan, Loretta Lowe VS. Marian
tricia Hubbard VS.. Marsha McCauley
Ann Wood vs. Ellie Thomas, Nancy Loop,
vs.. Patty Lynch, Mary Ellen West VS.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
DU Class Outboord Title Won
BY BeIvoir Man at SoIomons

Flash. 700; Hi-Spray, 450. (Smarty Mart!
wins on faster time.)
ptn., BY S..G Glass tGha%pgio2,shsiD,. pH s Dill,
y. e; 3E-aWiniam Hilton. Newton, N. 6
Speed, 37:344: IBoats in this heat quail
Total points: 2-E. 500; 35-Z. 225.
Do Class Championship.
baltimore, 2-Baby Boo Jack Holt, For
stone: Besverdam. Va: Speed. Il. 1.oab.
II; 9e sHsnsny II spssa. s6 %; 554.1 suan'
Total points: Baby Boo, 700; Snuffy II
625; Blitz Buggy. 525.
Gu Class (Championship).
Ablsms st hSat ps Banf streaf
Edrsr SeeSSs s soGmSns SSTrSs speed syo
End heat: wang Dang: 2-Blu'
speed 5oi4 sFeak @ph
si 500: Bona Nasty te s4eaf, A sSa: % By!Ry u
S5S: sime, NASTY Break gets third on faste'
B Stock Hydro tChampionshipl
LIST heat: I-536-Z. William Hilton
Newton, n, c.: 2--595-J. Edward Shields
PleasantyiIls; 2 .s n, J.; smseyen Eleven; n.0g d
2nd heat: 1-5se:z; q, oS2-,5o5-J; g.
Seven Eleven; Speed; 39;S23 mph., .oo
Total points: 1867, 500; 505-J, 600
Seven Eleven, $50.
d Stock Hydro (Championshipl
/ 1st heat: 1-534-Z. William Hilton
Newton. N. c.: 2--Lu LII III, Carl Bre
land. Solomons; 3-Blitz. Buggy. ,Doul
Stone. Beverdam. Speed. 45.409 mph.
End heat: 1-Blitz Buggy; Moon
shine. Elmer Ream. New Cumberland, Pa.
3-Lu Lu III. Speed 45.226 mph.
Total points: Blitz Buggy, 625: Lu L,
III, 625: Moopshine, 46q.
A Stock Hydro Championship
1st heat: Fire Ball, Ed DIETRICH
Baltimore. 2--Miss. Nancy, Jay Wilfong
Newton, N. c.: 2 - Upchuck, Scott!
Strauss. Severna Park. Md. Speed, 4.76:
mph.
End heat: Miss Nancy; 2--Fire Ball
Total points: Miss Nancy, zoo: Fir,
Ball. 700; Upchuck. $50. (Miss Name,
wins on better timel.
Ladies Free-For-An.
Final heat: Dixie Flash; Mrs. Marie
Ridge,, Nd; 3-My Love. Barbara Dowell
DS""'A' 1890
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Seixas, Clark Gain
Eastern Net Final;
Little Mo- Victor
hx III. As,ncintsd Pres,

HAVERFORD, Pa, July 10 -
After a delay of an hour and 20
minutes because Of series of
showers, Vic Seixas Of Philadel-
phia turned back Hal Burrows of
Charlottesville, Va, Ga. Ga, 6-3,
to gain the finals of the 53rd
mems Pennsylvania State Tennis
Championship at Merton Cricket
Club today.
Seixas was leading Ga and was
at deuce in the first game in the
second set when the thunderstorm
broke. The Philadelphia ace, who
is defending champion here,
showed his best form since mid
week in turning back fourth
seeded Burrows, former University
of Virginia star.
Seixas will meet Straight Clark,
second-seeded player from Pasa-
dena, Calf, in the finals here to-
morrow, repeating the 1851 final.
Earlier, Maureen Connolly Of
San Diego, Calf, won her third
straight Pennsylvania and Eastern
States title.
Miss Connolly, in her victory
over the Middle States and Phila-
delphia title holder. Mrs. Bunny"
Vosters, built up a 40 lead in
the first set before the blond
matron could score her first win
on service.
The Connolly-Vosters match
took % minutes and gave Little
Mo-" recent winner at Wimbledon,
a record of losing only II games
in her four matches and one de-
fault en- route to the title. The
California miss retired the Penn
sylvania and Eastern States trophy
with her third straight victory.
Clark, second-seeded, turned
back Sidney Schwartz, ranking
Eastern player from Long Beach,
IN. Y, 6-3, 81, 6-1, in a.
tense mems semifinal encounter.
Schwartz, who yesterday upset
Canadian Davis Cup star, Lorne
Main, gave the favored California
player a strong argument-espe-
cially in the long second set.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Dell Defeated in 6ingIes,
Shares Boys Doubles Title
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 19.-Mike
Green of Miami Beach. Fla. &
sure -stroking first-seeded com.
Ipetitor, won the boys title of the
Eastern Junior and Boys Tenni.
Championships by trimming third.
seeded Donald Dell of Bethesda
Md. Ga, 6-3. Green is un-
beaten this season in boys COM
petition.
Dell and Green teamed to wir
the boys doubles title. They de.
feated a Florida pair, Tom Mick.
Ter of st. Augustine and Johr
ISkogstad Of Coral Gables. 60
I6-3.
Second seeded Don Thompson
Of Jackson Heights, N. Y, won the
Junior title by upsetting Ed Rub.
inoff. first-seeded, from Miam
Beach, Fla, Ga, 10-8, 6-3.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
By Rod Thomos
"Batter-ee-eez!"

"Batter-ee-eez!"
For many who attend the Old
Timers game next Friday on the
South Ellipse, the official an
nouncer will be as much an at
traction as the participating sand
lot stars of yesteryear.
The sponsoring Home Plate
Club, in announcing the player
list. came up with a surprise last
night when it appended the name
of E. Lawrence Phillips, "who will
man the megaphone."
One-armed Phillips, approach
ing 72, will emerge from retire.
ment for one day to re-enact the
role he occupied at American
League Park for % years-from
1901 through 1923. He was the
original major league announcer.
taking over a chore hitherto
handled by unnpires.
Here on Business Trip.
Phillips, here from Florida on
business trip, is staying over for
the Old Timers game, which will
benefit The Stars Summer Camp
Fund.
Police Superintendent Bob Muir
ray, one time pitcher for the Dis
trict Police team and the old
Phoenix A.C. of Northeast. will
throw out the ceremonial ball at
$50 pm. Friday. But before this,
Clark Griffith will test the agility
of the Old Timers by chucking an
autographed horsehide among 'em
for a scramble.
Co-managing one team will be
Martin Mccarthy, the golfer who
starred as ball player with the
Rex A.C. and champion MohaWkS
and Shamrocks, and Bill Jenkins,
who managed the Washington Red
Sox, Indian Head A.C. and Con-
structioners. }
Gauzza And Haley Team.
Plotting the other team will be
Vic Guazza, for years Washing
tons sandlot "Landis", and Pete
Haley, who managed the Garfield
A.C., Dominican Lyceum and
Georgetown A.C. and now is the
Catholic Young Organization di-
rector here.
The McCarthy-Jenkins players.
with former affiliations, are:
Pitchers - Frank Gefty) Jones' Lin
wofthS and Knickerbockers; Paul Bryant,
| Rex AC and Navy Yard; Frank Watt
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Mid-At|antic Tennis
In Baltimore Draws
.Savif and KovaIeski

Dick Savitt, Davis Cup storm
center last winter who is ranked
No. 2 nationally, heads a star
studded field in the Middle At
lantic Grass Court Tennis Cham
pionships opening tomorrow at
the Baltimore Country Club. His
chief opposition probably will
come from Don Candy of the Aus
tralian Davis Cup team.
Three Washington-area players
are included in the entry list. Hal
Burrows Of Charlottesville. Va.
ranked 10th nationally is seeded
third. Fred Kovaleski. holder Of
the City Of Washington and Dis
trict of Columbia titles. and Ted
Rogers, 1851 national junior
champion, are entered.
Neither Tony Trabert, winner
of the tournament last year, nor
Gardnar Mulloy. runner-up,. are
among the 36 players competing.
Trabert is on active duty in the
Navy and Mulloy will play later
this week in the Davis Cup tie
against Japan at Cincinnati.
Straight Clark of Los Angeles,
ranked II nationally, is seeded
second. Clark won the 1850
Middle Atlantic court title played
at Kenwood Country Club. Sergt.
Bernard Bartzen of San Antonio.
Tex. whose play in tournaments
around Washington several years
ago was notable, is seeded fourth.
Another foreign threat is Gusto
Palafox Of the Mexican Davis
Cup team. Additional foreign
stars entered are Pancho Puente,
Mexico, and five Canadians
Lorne Main, Henri Rochon. Bren-
den Macken. Donald Fontanna
and Jack Spencer.
Nationally ranked entrants are
Richard Gaines, 18; Jacque Orig
ry. 20; Sidney Schwartz, %; Fred
Hagist, "a, and Grant Golden, ~.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
NBA Ratings List Archie Moore
As Contender in Two Divisions

Minis of Washington gets hon.
orable mention as a middle
weight.
u HEAvYWEIGHTs: champion Jersey Joe
Walcott. Loglcal contenders: Rocky
Marciano; 2-EzZard Charles.
LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGH Champion
joey Maxim. Logical contender: Archie
MIDDLEwEIGHTs, Champion suga,
Ray Robinson. Logical contenders: l.
Randy Turp.n; Charles Humez
WELTERWEIGHTS: Champion Kid Cav.
ilan; Logical contenders: Billy Graham;
Johnny Bratton; 5-Chuck Davey; O.
Bobby Dykes; 7--Del FLANAGAN.
LIGHTWEIGHTS: Champion Laurs
Salas. Logical contenders: Jimmy Car.
ter; 2-George Arauio; 3-Virgil Atkins
Joe Brown.
FEATHERWEIGHTs: Champion Sand,
Ray Famechon; Tommy Collins; g.
Glen Elanaean: Gene Smith.
BANTAMWEIGHTS: Ch q m p ION vi,
Towel. Logical contenders: Jim Car
ruthers; lean Sneyers.
FLYWEIGHTS: Champion Yoshio shirai
Logical contenders: 1-Dado Mariuo; p
Teddy GaSdner; 3-Tanny Campo.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
DAILY Double paid $3.50.

|
THIRD, RAcE-Purse,. So 800: claiming:
Star. z GRiehmondj 22So io.4o 7.4o
Trick Filler , SDespiritol TAO $40
foTnr Tin.i Drpnk 1la sMartineS) 42o
Also ran.a-Left ,Winser, Jungle Wind,
TTssmpero' Crpss rSs, Wise Propeer; Best
FOURTH RAcE-purse. $1,000; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds; g furlongs.
Academy Award (Mden) $40 $40 2,s0
Esnati9n Luna Eg.tsispos sWlidssp $40 st0 tto
i, !! Also ran rsn1Balsa Foxy Adeline. After
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, SO 800; claiming:
by ecyear1olds TK1snss and up; furlSSnss, on
Old Tom Despirito) $50 2.60
Suppressor lMaeda) $40
Also AIae' ranEihypostyle, rinii Empty Pockets.
Promptness, Bold Bolo. Beau Bets
Stakes, $1,000 added; 2-year-olds; 5h
White clln tKeene, 11.4o $50 $50
Trojan Monarch tMonteiro) 2,s0 40
I'm Marie (Wilder) $50
Also ran@Lsst Word, Mr.. Majority, -Four
songbird. Miss jeanne and Dark Royal.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $500 allow
Shadows Start (Borsemenke} 80 80
Gigolo (Contreras) 4.2O
Time. 1:11%.
| Also ran-Mr. A B, Air Rocket, Mestisa.
In Taste, Puppet.
| EIGHTH RACE-Purse $4,000: allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up; ii. miles.
Simms tWilder) 1880 GAO 400
Grover B. (Tavares) $50 500
Abstract (Despirito) $40
Time, :442s.
Also ran-Whirling Bat. Larry Ellis and
Midyear.
| NINTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claiming:
Perfect Bahram (Valdes) 6.60 4.40 $40
Menever (Ussery) 1910 500
Donnadoon (Maeda) 11.O0
Time, 2:01.
Also ran-Goldton, Hesperus Easy Spell.
Execution, Eucarp. Water Kelpie, Royal
! Scot, Sauchiehau and Arctic Tern.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
FIum Meets Drobny

DUSSELDORF, Germany, July
10 (P.-Herbie Flam of Beverly
Hills. Calf, breezed into the finals
of the Dusseldorf international
tennis tournament today with a
6-1, GO victory over Eric
Sturgess of South Africa. F1am
will meet Egypt's Jaroslav Drobny
for the title tomorrow. Drobny
easily beat Enrico Morea of Ar
gentina. 6-1, Go.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Jackson's S No. 90 Returns
To PomonkeY Speedway

Plenty of action is expected to-
day at Pomonkey Speedway when
AL Jackson's rebuilt car No. SO
returns to action.
Post time for the first race at
the nearby Maryland track is z
pm. and No. SO will come in for a
lot of attention. Car No. 81, which
jackson drove while his own We.
hicle was in the garage. will have
Bob Simmons behind the wheel
Other drivers scheduled to COM
pete are Red Revais. Dick Ben.
jamin, Bill Prunier, Ray Barbour
Mack Hanbury, Buddy Conner
Bernie Williams, Ralph Sandy
Bill Morgan and Sam Hash.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

The National Boxing Associa-
ton takes the occasion of releasing
its quarterly boxing ratings to
call attention to the plight of
Light-Heavyweight Archie Moore
Moore has been leading con-
tender for the 175-pound crown
for many years. but never has
been able to get a title bout.
For the first time in many years
the NBA is disregarding prece-
dent by rating Moore as an out
standing challenger in the heavy
weight class as we'll as the sole
logical contender for the light
heavyweight title held by Joey
Maxim.
Gene Smith of Washington /!
rated fourth among the feather.
weight contenders, while Holly
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Post Time S:l5 PM.
,CT ACE-Trot Glass Ok eand

l.. Media Gallon, Gerald o'Hara, Boy
2. saucy Widow. Mr.. Coolbreeze. shang-
ri-La Spring.
Cardinal.
4. Robert Darnley, Tip volo, Truwyn.
b. James the Sixth, Beanery Boy, Scot
lands Many.
g. The Adjuster, Son o. Up. Panchita
Hanover.
8. Steward Lad, Sycamore, Louis Cir
Best bet-Hi-Lo's Forbes.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Wins Massachusetts Title

WINCHESTER, Mass, July 19
lR.-Tom Mahan, jr., 23-year- -old
University of Miami senior from
Beverly, won the Massachusetts,
Amateur golf championship today
with a 5 and 4 victory over Leo
Grace.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Nurrugunsett Results
BY the Assoeioted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
3-year- -olds; 8 furlongs.
Hoop Jude Despirito) $50 $50 $50
Junior Counsel (Smith) 76O 42O
Fancy Dan (Picou) 800
Time, 1:13.
Also ran--Jahi. Nelson Light Show
CLOCK, Fountain Penn, Ascot, Kimo, You'll
Learn. First Curtain.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and UP: 8 furlongs.
Spudder (Keene) $40 500 24O
Miss Stone tSmith) $40 400
Liveletlive (Madden) 300
Time, 1:12.
Also ran-Scotch Jewel. Steps Girl viii
I, Star Prince. Descentive, Lefty Jim and
Edward r
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Pitchers = Frank lefty Jones. Lin
woTths and Knickerbockers; Paul Bryant.
Rex AC and Navy Yard: Frank watt
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

they have known in their fabulous
career stretching over three dec
adeS.
No question viii be too burning
for the girls feel that the public
is entitled to know Just how the
human being can surmount the
greatest of physical handicaps;
they feel that their career is liv-
ing proof that nothing is so ter.
rible that it cannot be conquered
and they feel that this personal ap.
pearance win give many troubled
people courage in these trying
times.
The Hilton Sisters are the only
living type of Siamese Twin which
cannot by surgery be separated
without the fear of death. Other
types can be parted but not these
girls, who after years of travel
and public appearance are still
pretty and vivacious as when they
made their debut in Berlin shortly
after World War One.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
New Year Sees
Outlook Good
For Business
BY SAM DAWSON

NEW Y0Rk R-S0me welcome
Yuletide gifts were handed out this
week-to businessmen, consumers
and workers.
Some were tangible-like more
metals for eager manufacturers,
higher weekly earnings for factory
earners, and more dollars in the
tills of merchants.
Others were less tangible but
just as heartening like evidence
the cost Of living's rise was about
over, that both congress and the
new administration were seriously
studying cuts in the cost Of govern
ment, and the assurance Of Con
gress' own economists that pros
perity can continue even II defense
spending levels off.
The consumer-with total per.
sonal income climbing to q new
high and lured by steadier or lower
prices-was flocking to the stores.
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported department store sales we're
4 per cent above year ago.
Canada reported retail sales far
above a year ago. The Bank of
England said Britons were having
their biggest Christmas spending
spree in history.
In this country factory employ
ment was the highest since World
War II. The Bureau Of Labor Sta
tistics said factory workers av-
erage weekly earnings climbed in
mid-November to . new high Of
$70.6e.
Auto makers and other manu-
facturers got Christmas gift from
the Defense Production Authority
an unexpected allotment Of $50, 900
more tons Of carbon sheet and
strip steel for the first three
months of 1853, and much bigger
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

OCEANFR0NT 2.hedroom semi
furnished apartment. 4ol South
ST. Can 2.T9S7. dec2I -StS
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

boost for the following three
months.
Pittsburgh Steel's president said
the prospects for steel mill pros
perity for 1853 had frightened con.
siderably in recent weeks. Ameri-
can Car & Foundry's president
said new steel quotas made his
company's earnings on freight car
output look much better.
The American Petroleum Insti-
tute announced new all-time peaks
we're set this year in production,
processing and distribution Of pc
troleum. The industry drilled 46, 800
new wells, or ALSO more than a
year ago. and once more increased
the total of It's proved reserves of
oil In spite Of the record consump.
ton.
Stock traders also took q differ
ent view recently Of the outlook
for the market. and the short IN.
terest on the New York Stock Ex.
change dropped sharply 10 the love-
est level since April II, 1919. There
are stiH bears In Wall Street. but
they aren't backing their conYic.
lions quite as vigorously.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
|Siamese Twins To
Reveal Intimate
Secrets At Monroe

Whether or not the possible clash
of genes or hormones in parents
in parents could cause twins to be
Siamese, is one of the questions
Daisy and Violet Hilton viii dis
cuss when they make their long,
awaited personal appearance on
the Monroe Theatre stage begin
ming next Sunday, Dec. 28.
In a completely frank and
''hair-down" onstage interview
Daisy and Violet viii reveal init
macies of their joint lives, tell of
madcap adventures on double
dates give interesting sidelights on
dual romances and tragic loves
and tell of the theatrical mighty
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
Peoples Forum
BACK TO key WEST

Editor. The Citizen:
VIII you please discontinue send
ing The Citizen to me AZ Metro
polis, Illinois effective 81 onee2 /
am leaving next week and expect
10 be in Key West by December
Is al which time viii advise
you of my address SO that ! can
again receive The Citizen each day.
I enioy your newspaper very much
as il has unusual eoverage Of
local events and exeeflent features.
Very truly yours,
Charles G. Fefrfch
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

USED house trailer IL or Is #.
Good cond. Must be priced un-
der $4,000 with terms. Please
give all details in first letter.
Write Box 'E", Go Citizen.
dec24-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

NOTICE OF INTENTION To MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
IN COURT or THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE COUN TY.
STATE OF FLORIDA, IN Pro-
BATE.
In re the Estate OF
IDA MuNNINGS.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY con-
Germ.
Notice is hereby given that J. 7.
Porter, Nv filed his final report as
Executor Of the estate of Ida Nun
nings, deceased: that he filed his
petition for final discharge, and
that he will apply 70 the Honorable
Raymond r. Lord, County Judge OF
Monroe County. Florida. on the
18th day of January, 1853, for ap-
provaI Of same and for final dis
charge as Executor of the estate OF
Ida Munnings. deceased, on this 9Th
day OF December, 1852.
J. 7. PORTER. w
Executor Of the estate OF Ida Nun
nings. deceased.
dees-1s-2o- 1885,
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

NEW efficiency apt. Living-bed-
room comb. Electric kitchen.
For adult couple. 1411 Flagler.
dec27-St
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME ST. Tff4Trns

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring 20 engage
In business under the fictitious
name of "Firestone Home A Auto
Supplies" 1891 White street. ksy
West. Florida: intends TO register
me said fictitious name with the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Mon-
roe Cosnty. Florida
Dated December IL. 1861.
HASTINGS {. SMITH
Sole Owner.
decf3-a ah- 81. zstans.1 ASA
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
2S-neal Estate For Sale

22-ROOM furn. home, has I baths.
On lot 81 x lit. Liberal terms.
Also, unfurn. home having 1.
rooms, etc. Paul Boysen, 626 File.
ming st. dec20-12tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 2-566l
30-Services and Repairs

SIM0NTON ST. Body Works. Auto
painting also upholstering and
trim - convertible tops, l2l ST.
monton st. Phone 2-3951. nov27-t If
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
New York Thief
Accidentally
Takes The Cake

NEW YORK R-This Is the
story Of gunman who now has
his cake and can eat Il t0o--hut
he expected a lot more.
The gunman yesterday surprised
Mrs. Alice Badenier, AZ, on the
way to her husbands lamp and
shade firm. He snatched q bulky
envelope from her and fed.
Mrs. Badenier on Friday usually
brings the weekly payroll to her
husbands firm But tlis week
Pierre Badenfer paid his ems
ployes on Wednesday because Of
Christmas. II wasn't cash the
bandit got but the snack Mrs.
Badenier was carrying her hus-
band holiday fruitcake.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

FURNISHED 2-bedroom house
with garage. 1925 Whitehead.
Apply 1923 Whitehead. Phone
2-6045. dec23-6t
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
5-Roonas For Rent

LUIGi'S roOming house. Rooms
with and without private baths.
csV after 3 pm. a. Duval St
deel2.fs
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27

FURNISHED Cottage. Couple on
ly. No pets. Apply 1919 Pearl St.
decN- -3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-27
Cottages For Rent
CCONTINUED)

NICELY furnished three-room cot
tage. Good neighborhood. Small
child accepted. $85 per month.
Phone 2-668S. dec26-6t
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50--Legal Notices
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. desiring to engage
in business under the fictitious
name of ''Mitchell's Havana Tours
53S Truman Avenue, Key West.
Florida, intend to register the said
fictitious name with the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Monroe Coun-
ty, Florida.
Dated December IL, 1862.
RALPH G. GOBERNA,
j. MITCHELL GOBERNA,
Sole owners.
deci3-20-27.1 1852: jana, 1853
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