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Evening star., 1952-12-03
EoqIe Nest 18 Feet Deep

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla
Florida has more bald-eagle nests
than any other State. Because
the eagle is a great fisherman. the
nests are usually found near the
coats. One nest near st. Peters
burg. believed to be the biggest in
the country, is 18 feet deep and
912 feet wide.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23
Palatka And
Daytona Fight
Fol-. 3rd Place

1900 Sssss
Closest battle in the waning Flor
ida State League season is that
for third place in the overall
standings.
Palatka's Azaleas are pushing
the Daytona Beach Islanders for
third spot, which is important to
the alignment in the playoffs which
begin a week from today.
1t is pretty certain the. four
teams in the playoffs will be De-
Land, Jacksonville Beach, Day
tona Beach and Palatka. The team
that gets third place in the over
all standings meets second-place
Jacksonville Beach. The fourth
place team will start off against
the champion DeLand Red Hats.
Palatka narrowed the Daytona
Beach lead to half game by split
ting a pair with Sanford Friday
night. AL Pirtle hit two home runs
to pace q second-ga game Palatka
win, Ga, after Sanford won the
opener. So, on Jorge Rivero's six.
hit pitching.
Leesburg's Packers took their
second straight from Daytona
Beach. IS. Jacksonville Beach
trimmed Orlando. 81, and DeLand
nipped Cocoa, So.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23
Final Round
Starts Today
In Natl Golf

SEATTLE B--The old timers
can take heart. the young ones
cheer and pleasant chapter will
be written into the records today
when the S6-hole final round un.
folds In the 1851 United States
mems amateur golf championship.
Rivals for the nations top ANA
teur honor are two washington
stars, Jack Westland. Everett, at
~ q most unusual finalist. and
12.year-old Al Mengert. Spokane.
Twenty one years ago. 4 young
man then just q faced the famed
Francis ouimet in the finals OF
this same classic, and was beaten
BY Ss-year-old ouimet. 6 and S.
The beaten player was westland.
then resident Of Chicago, where
the 1881 tournament vas held al
the Beverly Country Club.
Today Westlsnd is taking tine
cut from his campaign for Cen.
gress 10 campaign for the solfins
crown.
westland. q deliberate. business.
like golfer. reached the finals with
. sparkling 5 and triumph over
Bill Mawhlnney. 1s,year.old former
Canadian champion from Van,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23
By RALPH RopEN

Associated Press Sports Writer
The Cleveland Indians are in
first place today convinced they
win win the 1852 American League
pennant.
One reason for their bright out.
look stems from the fact they have
conquered one of their chief stun
bling blocks of the past-the New
York Yankees at the Yankee Sta
dunn.
The notion in some quarters that
the Indians "choke up" when they
tangle with the Yanks in New York
was disspelled today.
Cleveland turned back the Yanks,
g., in the first game of a vital
two-game series Friday and took
over the top rung from the de-
Tending champions by l percent
age point. This is the first time
Cleveland has ruled the roost since
June Z and also the first time
since June II the Yanks are the
pursuers instead Of the pursued.
The Chicago White Sox, fresh
from three straight triumphs over
the Yanks, extended their winning
streak to four games by beating
the third place Boston Red Sox,
IL. In other American League
games, the Philadelphia Athletics
captured twi-night doubleheader
from the St. Louis Browns, So and
80, and the Detroit Tigers defeated
Washington, 20. rs Lefty Ted Gray
bested Bob Porterfield.
In the National League, the red
hot st. Louis Cardinals defeated
the New York Giants 81 to
stretch their winning streak to sew
en- games. The victory moved the
Cards to within 3 percentage points
of the second place Giants. Brook
lyn's pace-setting Dodgers split a
twi-night doubleheader with Pitts
burgh, winning the first game, 90,
but losing the second, 81. Cincin-
natl edged Philadelphia, 81, and
Boston downed Chicago, 4-3.
Luke Easter, whose hitting the
past few weeks has been instru-
mental in Cleveland's rise to the
top, predicted before the game:
Were going to win this PEN
nant. Furthermore, we're going to
win it right herein the Yankee
Stadium"
Big Luke drove in four runs on
his 10th homer and q single. Dale
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23
MERCHANTS NIGHT IS
SET FOR MONDAY PM.
~'ss galore await Key West

fs galore await Key West
baseball fans on Merchants Night
at Wicker's Field.
Scheduled for Monday night,
Aug. Is, as the Lakeland Pilots and
the Key West Conchs wind up a
three-game home stay, winners Of
the many prizes be-, offered by
local merchants will be selected
from those attending any or all Of
the games.
Here's a partial list Of the prizes
being offered: 8 cases Of Coca Cola
by the Key West Coca Cola Bottling
Co; neckties ny Kantor,s Mems
Shop 3 sport shirt by LeWinsky 8
Mems Shop: an alligator wallet by
the Cuba Shop; merchandise by
Franks Mems Shop; a sport shirt
by Aronovitz Dept. Store; watch
repairs by the Beachcomber.
A box Of cigars is offered by the
Broadway Cigar Store; case Of
Budweiser Beer by Lopez Whole
sale Liquors; a pair Of two-tone
shoes, mems or women's, by Billy
Appelrouths; q shampoo, set and
manicure by Donald's Beauty
Shop: passes to all remaining
games by Pepe's Coffee Shop; two
passes to ball games by La Conga
Club.
Two passes to ball games will be
given by Tropical Hotel; $40 in
cash by Happy Hour Bar: cases
Of Miller High Life Beer by Joe
Cabrera Distributing Co.; S. credit
on a pair of shoes by O. X. Shoe
Shop; Car wash and grease job by
Billy Russell's Standard Service
Station; Ansco Ready Flash Ca.
mera by Lewis McLain, Atlantic
Photo Supply; car wash by Taylor
Service Station; pair Of Ply
mouth shoes by Rios Brothers: a
halr cut ana shave Dy Mariana Ga.
brera.
10 gallons gasoline by Poor Old
Craig Service Station: haircut and
shampoo by Rubio's Barber Shop;
car wash, grease and oil by Bry.
ans Service Station; gallon brick
ice cream by Land o. Sun; soft,
garden hose by Lindsey Lumber
Co.; Tablecloth and tennis balls BY
House Of Linen: / case Budweisei
Beer by Tony's Bar; 2 filet dinners
by Benny's Cafeteria; boxes
guava jelly by Cabrera Wholesale
Grocery: S. dry cleaning by Poin.
ciana Dry Cleaners: a kitchen
clock by Louis Radio and Appli.
ance: l camera by Evans Camera
Supply; and q shampoo, set and
haircut by Estell Ness Beauty
School.
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SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE:

MONDAY
1880 - Telco VS.. Wilkie.
800 - Coca Cola VS.. Amberjack.
TUESDAY,
1880 - Kiwanis VS.. Lions (Littls
League).
500 - G. E. VS.. Navy.
WEDNESDAY,
7:30 - Coca Cola vs.. Saufley.
900 - Telco VS.. Amberjack.
THURSDAY
1880 - Lions VS.. Kiwanis Little
League).
800 - Wilkie VS.. O'Brien.
FRIDAY
1880 - G. E. VS.. Navy.
800 -. Manuel VS.. Hospital.
Lions and Kiwanis games are q
playoff for 1852 championship.
Lions won first half, Kiwanis sec.
ond half. It's a 2 out Of game.
series. A third game will be played
Saturday If it is necessary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23
Golf Pro Fires 90

BRADENTON N - Secondary
starters in the Florida West Coast
open golf tournament have as their
target the four under par s. shot
by Leonard OFT, Coral Gables pro-
fessional. Friday.
Amateur entries were permitted
to IRE the opening round Of the
A-hole tournament either Friday
or today. Pros all started Friday
Second to OFT was Buri Bolestz,
Tampa pro. 81 60. Two amateurs
Guy Charcey. Miami. and c. C.
Martin. Tampa, tied at u.
The tournament ends Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23
Today's Games

BY The Associated Press
American League
Cleveland at New York
Detroit at Washington
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at Boston
National League
New York at st. Louis
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Boston at Chicago
Florida international League
Lakeland at Key West
West Palm Beach at Tampa
Miami at Havana
st. Petersburg at Miami Beach
Florida State League
Orlando at Daytona Beach
Jacksonville Beach at Palatka
Cocoa at Leesburg
Sanford at DeLand
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23
NAVY WHIPS
TELCO FRIDAY

The Navy Hospital softball
nine won their first game of the
season when they defeated Telco
1879 In the first game of scheduled
last night in the Island City Soft
ball League.
Teleo took !. tsmpofary lead -
the first when they scored on a
walk and Frank SANDS single. The
hospital came back in their half
Of the first and knotted the score
on two singles and wild pitch.
They made it 81 in the second
when three walks, an errur and
three singles Melted them four runs.
They added three two more in
the third on the strength of Biship's
long homer with a mate on base.
Telco threatened the Naval Hos
pital lead in the fourth when two
errors single and a double and
a triple produced four runs, but
the Hospital came back in their
half of the fourth and iced the
game with six run rally on three
walks and five hits.
Telco made a desperate effort
in the fifth when they scored five
runs on four walks and
two hits, but Jayne, who relieved
Reese in the fifth. finally retired
the side to give the hospital it's
first win of the season.
Bishop led the hospital attack
with q homer and double in two
official trips to the plate. Cabot
led Telco's attack with two doubles
in four tries.
In the night cap, the Navy blasted
the Amberjack, $50 as they took
advantage of some loose fielding,
coupled with poor pitching plus
some heavy hitting to take the on
slaught.
Buck Lawing, Navy hurler, H.
mited the Amberjack to three hits
to take the win. Bear, big Navy
first baseman led the attack with
perfect night al the plate col.
lecting two doubles. two triples and
q single in five trips to the plate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23
INDIANS TAKE
LEAGUE LEAD

Mitchell cracked out five straight
singles and Bobby Avila started
the first triple play of the Amer
lean League season.
The Indians bumped Allie Rey-
nolds for two runs in the first in
ming on Mitchell's single, a triple
by Avila and an error by Collins.
Easter put the game on ice with
a three-run homer in the fifth and
singled home an insurance run in
the seventh.
Avila pulled his fielding gem In
the fifth. He speared Bauer's low
liner, stepped on second to double
up Billy Martin and fired to drst
to nail Reynolds.
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Key West All-Stars
TO Meet NAVY Nine

The Subron Four Baseball club
winners Of the pennant in the Navy
league viii cross bats with a Key
West All-Stsr with the best in
talent that the city can offer.
The local club will be picked by
Dewitt Buster" Roberts and it
will include such performers as
Dean, Richardson. Santana, Ace
vedo, Macias, Jack Villareal.
Aonzo, Casado, Valdez, Rodriques
and several others.
The series viii get underway on
Tuesday, August 26th at 500 Pm.
Play win be completed on Aug
ust Both.
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Team Rifle Match
Starts In Tourney

JACKSONVILLE LA-Team rife
matches today conclude the eight
day national pistol and small bore
rifle championships.
The California champion. Robert
Perkins. won the individual small
bore rifle title Friday. The Fresno
iron foundry owner posted q two
day score Of 3.1s7 Of a possible
$500 to win his first national title.
Air Force 1t. John Kelley. Fl
Worth. Tex. shot 3,ls6 and two
others-Charles Cater, Lagrande,
Ore, and Air Force Ii. Arthur
Jackson. Brooklyn-tied for third
NJ 3,isS.
The 1851 champion. Mason Kline.
San Francisco, did not defend his
title.
John Skeadas, savannah, Ca.
youth who led the field on the
first day Of firing with metallic
sights. dropped u points on the
final day with telescope sights.
Mrs. Getty insisrisst. RuShan-
an, Mich, became wonen's rssls
champ with 3.ls2 Charles Rotf.
ers. II. Phoenix. Arif., took the
junior title win AIT.
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GPOR IS :.
BASEBALL
FRIDAYS RESULTS

BY The Associated Press
National League
Brooklyn go Pittsburgh 2-3
Boston 4 Chicago 3
st. Louis 3 New York 1
Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 2
American League
Cleveland New York 4
Chicago 4 Boston l
Philadelphia SO st. Louis 20
Detroit 2 Washington 0
Florida international League
Miami l Lakeland 0
Miami Beach 1874 Havana 81 (2nd
game Z innings)
West Palm Beach 5 st. Petersburg
Key West Tampa 0
Florida State League
Sanford 5,4 Palatka 3-6
DeLand 5 Cocoa 4
Leesburg Daytona Beach 3
Jacksonville Beach 9 Orlando /
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23
Allison Resigns

ocAiA 49, Carl AIliscn, war.
chula. manager Of the Florida 70.
raj ElectFification Association. has
resigned 10 become engineer and
assistant manager Of the Lee Flee
tric Coop. p Myers. A successor
has not been named.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23
Rene Soils Hur|s One Hitter Friday
AsConehs Triumph Over Smokers 80
Chickie DeS0uza
Shines With TaUo
Run Double In
Key Vest Victory

AMer dropping two straight
games to the Tampa Smokers,
the Key West Conchs came back
last night in the series finale to
capture a three run shutout vic
tory over the that club behind the
hawless one hit twirling of Rene
Soils.
A double by Benny Fernandez
was the second inning was the
only basehit the Smokers could gar
ner for the evening while the
Conchs touched Red Barrett for ten
safeties. Only three Tampa bats
men reached base and none ad-
vanced beyond second.
The Conchs acored single run
in the first inning and came back
Cor two more In the second to gain
The win.
Carlos DeSouza COMPOUNDED his
former Tampa teammates when he
blasted In two runs with second
inning double and handled eight
chances afield flawlessly.
The Miami Sun Sox held tiny
one percentage point lead over the
Miami Beach Flamingos today in
the Florida international League.
The Sun Sox scored their 39th
shutout Of the season Friday night,
beating the Lakeland Pilots 10.
The Flamingos took both ends Of
q doubleheader from the Havana
Cubans 1873 and Al to advance
percentage points nearer their
rivals.
In another game the West Palm
PetersbC-~ Saints 81.
The Sun Sox victory was the 18th
shutout for Miami's veteran Pitch
err Billy Harris and placed him
In q tie for the league record with
teammate Gil Torres and Conrado
same feat for the Havana Cubans
in 1949. Marrero is now with the
Washington senators.
The game went II innings and
was the 22nd win for Harris against
six losses. Paul Armstrong scored
the winning run, going home on
a squeeze play by Gil Torres.
The .doubleheader between the
Miami Beach Flamingos and the
Havana Cubans attracted $500 and
was the last contest between the
two rivals this season. The Fla
mingos won the first game in the
sixth. when they scored dye rul,s.
They put the second game on Ice
In the fifth with two runs.
DUGOUT DIGGINGS, The Conchs
return to the Wickers Field battle
ground tonight with a single game
beginning at S:15 PM. with Lake
land. For the Conchs, George Vidal
is expected to twirl.
witt" Is scheduled to joint the
ranks Of the benedicts in ceremon-
les to be held at homeplate al
Wickers Field on September 23rd.
The gal Is Miss Eloise Garcia Of
this city.
Florida International loop presi-
dent Henry S. Baynard will make
his first official inspection trip to
Key w.t.. He is slated to confer
with club officials and will remain
for tonight's contest with Lakeland.
We wonder what the story is on
ex.Conch backstopper Tommy
Venn. At time when the Conchs
sorely need catching We see by
the boxscores that Venn is back
performing with the Flamingos.
Caught the Havana series last week
as q matter of fact. Venn walked
thought that called for q suspen-
out on the Conch operation and We
sion from organized ball. We have
received no word from Ray Ryan
that he had sold venn back to the
Beach where he was obtained or
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23
Julio Santana
Wins Award

Julio Santana, crack Junior
League Baseball performer who
was chosen as the most valuable
player in the Junior Loop for the
season just finished played with
the title winning Evans Enter.
prises nine rather than the Pepe's
Cafe club as enormously reported
in the Citizen Thursday.
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c9uver.
MsnssrS. who Is campaigning for
q job since bis release from the
Air Force recently. ended the tour.
nament melody Of Don Cherry, -.
the cx Texas caddie and now an
established nightelub and record
making eruoner. The score vas )
and :.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23
Falls 80 Feet:
Gets Black Eve

BIRMINGHAM, Eng. W - Two
year-old Peter Dangerfield fell 30
feet from . third floor window of
his home and escaped with
a black eve. He bounced off
clothes line into his four.month-
old brothers baby carriage and
toppled gently from there onto the
cobbled yard.
When men give UP saying what
Is charming, they give up thinking
what is charming.
Oscar Wide.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
BIZ The Asseeiated Pros

National League
Batting - Musial, st. Louis, .3z6;
Kluszewski, Cincinnati, .317; Lock,
man, New York 81; Atwell, Chi.
cago 300; Robinson, Brooklyn .304
Runs batted in - Sauer, Chica.
60 1903; Thomson, New York IS;
Hodges, Brooklyn 81; Ennis, Phil.
adelphia 70; Slaughter, st. Louis
rs.
Hits - Adams, Cincinnati 14s;
Schoendienst, st. Louis 146; Mu-
sial, st. Louis las; Lockman. New
York 143; Hammer, Philadelphia
1872. 49,
Home runs - Sauer, Chicago "a;
Hodges, Brooklyn "a; Kiner, Pitts
burgh IS; Gordon, Boston 20;
Thomson, New York 10.
Pitching - Roe, Brooklyn 81,
800; Wilhelm, New York 11-2,
.S46; Black, Brooklyn. 1872. .S3s;
Yuhas, st. Louis 80, 800; Roberts,
Fnuauelpnla ZU-o, 10y.
American League
Batting - Fain, Philadelphia
.34O; Mitchell, Cleveland 1872;
Woodling, New York 1928; Kell,
Boston .313; Goodman, Boston .3O5.
Runs batted in - Dolby, Cleve-
land and Zernial, Philadelphia IS;
Robinson, Chicago So; Berra, New
York Is; Dropo, Detroit rs.
Hits - Fox, Chicago 157; Fain,
Philadelphia 141; Robinson, Chica-
60 140; Avila, Cleveland and Jen-
sen, Washington 1888.
Home runs - Dolby, Cleveland
q; Berra, New York Is; Zernial,
Philadelphia Is; Rosen and Easter,
Cleveland and Dropo, Detroit 20.
Pitching - Consuegra, Washing
ton 60, 1000; Shantz, Philadelphia
22-4, .s46; Raschi, New York 1872,
1924; Bearden, st. Louis 7-3, 100;
Five pitchers tied with .667.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23

YsU can save 500 . year ~ cab
ing s1S-W 10 have your Junk, rsss.
old batteries. irsn and metal cen
yertsd ints cash. Gall n. Fsinsssis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23

All the charm Of all the MUSES.
often towering in = lonely word.
Alfred Lord Tennyscn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23

Virtue itself turns vice, being
misapplied. Shakespeare.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23

Age, Ike distance. leads q
double charm.
Oliver Wendell Holmes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23

To me more dear, congenial to
my heart,
One native charm, than all the
gloss of are. Goldsmith.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-23

Quality, not quantity, is my mea-
sure. Douglas Jerrold.
Evening star., 1952-08-28
80 Orig. 1895
W0MEN'S DRESSES
1o''

Sheer prints In one and two- piece styles, os-
sorted eolors, broken sizes l4k to 24h.
Lansburgh's-WoMENS DRESSES
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-08-28
KNIT cERIE
coRsETs


Orig. NOW
26 ous-noke GrdIes, embroidered
nyon morqusette front section,
stretch back. puI-on style with
eloste wost bond, sizes "a to II,
Z9 to 81; white 1000 6.99
ls Panty GrdIes, same style as obovs
oirde. Sizes 26 and II. - to 81.
White IUUU oSS
Is Fomous-nnoke Panty GirdIes. pu-on
style, sotin Iostex, pink; sizes II and
~ 70 81 --------------<i iZoU o.SS
ls Forous-moke Girdes. side Upper,
boned back and 'front.' nyon or sotin
IA" or l6" long. Sizes 26 to 70 l3.5oto
and 81 1870 6.99
II Renoo Inner Belt Foundations bro
code, hook, boned sizes g. IS,
SO and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IoO z6S
Lansburgh's- Floor
MISSES sPoRTsWEAR
Orig. NOW
so Blouses in cotton and royon crepe;
short, cop ~ and LONG sleeves;
classic and semidressy styles; sizes 5000
81 to SO in Qroup-------------- 5.95 Zoo
Lansburghs-MISSES SPORTSWEAR-Second Floor
JEWELRY
Orig. NOW
66 Assorted JeweIry many styles and 50o-
eolors; neekloees, earrings, ETC. 1000 1.2s'
200 Assorted Jswely, toilored metol
pieces, gold and silver, some foncies
with colored stone sets 100 39es
'Plus 20e5 Federal tar.
Lansburghs-JEWELRY- Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-08-28

BOYS WEAR
Orig. NOW
SO Prep Washable Royon Dress SIoeks;
sizes 2e-3o; "a price ---------- 500 2.s8
9 Jr. White Cotton Gobordine 7-Pe.
loneie Suits; sizes and II only see 400
Lansbwgh's-BoYS SHoP-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-08-28

/
now 41e Orig. 1885 1855
'" Clearance Women's Shoes
IS" 800
to
Orig. zss to Sss
NOW eIearanee Wonen's Summer cosuaIs
many ond
ecombn pn plus nony ypoulors edos Sizes
ITS N and IA in group - - " -
Lanbuc WOMEN ssHoEs-saun
Evening star., 1952-08-28
Lingerie

O0. NVW
or block; szA-s6s ~-- D - s.s5 lss
Is White or Block Bro-Top Slips in
royon crepe with eIostic midrff;
sizes 32A and B, 36A, &c., 5.e5 ze5
"a Bouffont Royon Toffeto Slips; sizes
32-3s; brown pink. grey, black, rust 2.o5 100
50 Nyon Crepe Petticoots; nyIon net
trim; snoI, medium, loroe; white,
pink block Observation-Disclosures 5.95 z.97
10 Nyon Crepe Pojonnos in junior sizes;
loce trim and tailored styles; blue,
pink yellow; ", l3 and l5----- 1925 SAT
IS Royon Crepe Poionnos; sizes ~. Is
and 5; pink and blue neluded--- 5.95 zs7
Lansburghs- hs-LlNGERIE-Thnd Floor
Evening star., 1952-08-28
Teens WEAR

TEENS WEAR
Orig. NOW
IS Teen Bouses peasants, scoop necks
and sleeveless, solids and prints; sizes
lo-l6 2ee I.4s
IS Lostex Swim Suits, assorted coors;
broken sizes ------------- 7e5 1.ss
z Terry Robes, loree ony----- 800 i.ss
40 Corduroy Weskits ---- 3ee see
3 Hats, trimmed 500 59e
Cotton Skirts, some denim, broken 2eeto
sizes ------------ 800 I.ss
10 Cotton T-shirts, sizes S. NJ L lee sse
Lansburgh'-TEEN SHOP-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-06-07
By Charles {. Trocewen

There it lay in the grass. plainly in
sight Of all concerned.
The question then was. would the
owner come down to retrieve it?
Or would the other squirrel grab it
first?
In view Of world conditions, this was
not. after all. q very important question.
It was just Of interest to two squirrels.
black and white cat and human
watcher.
So far as could be seen, the first
squirrel never once looked down at his
fallen prize.
The second squirrel never made a
move to get it first. This waSdue, plainly
enough. to the inhihiting influence Of
the cat.
AS for the latter. he got tired of it all
and walked around the garage.
This should have given both squirrels
q chance to come down for the apple.
Evidently squirrel minds do not work
that way.
The one aloft went scampering
through the branches, the apple for
gotten, while the one lower down went
aloft.
Hall an hour later, both squirrels had
disappeared. and the apple still lay in
the grass.