davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
HOUSES SALINE. (cent.)

Mr.. 3Oth AND BLADENSBURG RD..
zoned LIST commercial. 6-rm.. q
story home in excel: cond,. with
firepl.. gas hot-water heat; 50x150-
#. lot. Sell to white or colored;
$12,95O. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
JU. 9-1103 all day Sunday.
81 500 DOWN-New semidetn brick
Riggs Park. 3 bedrms.. ,lse, kit. with
refer.;. powder rm. on st n full
daylight bsmt. with ground-level en-
$4,000 CONT FL. o? s.57Sf. 'A''''' ''''
RIGGS PARKS bedrms.; bus on
corn 81 me; 40 trust; excel.
OWNERSHIP s. Dakota ave;
bs a1sk oil 1n xh H ST. a esS OPEN aa
OPEN TODAY, 2-6: come to 7O4 Ken
needy st. n; e.-Price, S13,95O; down,
:. pigments ike rent q VA ys,
house. gas heat: full bsmt:; practi;;
Community init i IN Risss s'T Park W. 5.
REALTY. ia. 9-0s94. re. 7-o676:
NEW DETACHED BRICKS-open ali
day. 334 and 1913 Oglethorpe st. ne,
near $500 blk. N. H. ave.-Large de
luxe 6.rm: home; screened porch.
disposal. Anchor fence and many
other features; best construction In
city; priced very reasonable at
So, 500; terms. MAX MILLER. Ii.
7-2100 or IA. 9-S8l3.
5I42 S. DAKOTA AVE. NE.-5-rm.,
semidet. brk. house, mod. kit. and
tiled bath. Anchor, fence. Full
bsmt. Gas h.-a. heat. S1,50O
down, bal. like rent. DEMATAT1S
REALTY CO., ST. 3-s561. Ewes,
RIA. 6-2S78. 3
IF You ARE LOOKING for a real buy
in a Michigan Park home. 3 or 4
bedrooms, detached and semidet.
: call Mr.. Martuf. LA. 6-7S45, and
let me. show you what we have
available; quick possession: terms,
trades considered. MARSHALL j.
MAPLE CO.. Realtors. 1924 14th. st.
NV, AID. 4-2005. a
1928 S. DAKOTA AVE. Mas
sumo CT loan. Payments of 500
per month includes taxes. Immacu-
late broom, semidetached brick in
new-house area. Vacant Call Mr..
Peck, La. 6-6666 or HE. 4-5552
ewes. PECK CO, 361S 18th st. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

COLORED-VACANT
Third and Gallatin, mod. 6 rm. tile
porch, full bsmt rec. rm., tile
shower, built-in garage. Priced to
sell with reas. down payments and
low monthly payments. For appt,
to inspect call ONCE of VINNICK
5000. Open Sun, IL to 5. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

2007 TAYLOR ST. NE.
Lovely detached brick in an excel
lent community beyond Catholic
University. > twin sized bedrooms,
tiled bath. full basement and a :
car garage in the rear of the nicely
Handicapped lot. Roof is OF slate,
cutters are copper. Only $16.95O.
reasonable terms.
Oliver T. Carr, Realtor
MA. s-SO93 Ewes, OIL. 4-3S2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
COLORED
EXTRA SPECIAL,
COLORED
Woodbridge
QO0n 174l. CIR, NJ

OPCII 0UIIUdy TO
Beautiful detached brick: front porch:
powder rm.. kitchen and breakfast
nook; End FIR. 3 bedrms., ? baths;
3rd mr., master-size bedrm. with
ample storage space; full bsmt.
with knotty pine rec. rm., lavatory,
gas heat, Bendix washing machine;
detached garage. Priced reasonable
with substantial down payment:
excellent financing. Ideal for pro-
fessional family. Trade considered.
Ii. 4-7601.
EILAND REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
HOUSES FOR SALE--S.E.

A BATH semidet frame an" Only i,; sta5
S SYSR' 81 ~; per srag mg. Call Mr. VIM
rms, 3-rm. apt. in bsmt,: built-in
dn,' HARTMAN Realty, INC i94S
good Hops Hops I'd. sc. Lu' 4-14oo.
C II; 5I" HILL Hill aos end ST. s.e..
opp. st. Peters Church: 3-unit apt.
house. block from House Office
Bldg; beautifully furn.. air coMdi-
tionina. GOOD income prop. PRlN-
SUE SUE s RdA e7es, 81 g. oils II e-%'@0'
fiat front brick. 100 blk. c st. Sc.
Needs Gomplete remodelinE. 100000.
c sG4 TSI-a H Stfr Eas, capitol
st.s rms, : baths furne: bsrsain:
REALTY ONCE. Ii. $685.,
CAPITOL HILL--2nS A st. n,e.---100
IT. from Supreme Court, . tories, Q
rms. baths: patio; PRINGLE
REALTY ONES HS;J L. e-@5:5; Sun and
CONGRESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
Diet. brk.; 8 rms, tile bath. rec.
rm.. oil h,.w:h., lge. fenced lot;
price reduced for quick sale. HART:
M H9ps F %: .c: I HT 4 ltS GEO. &c!
coNGREss HORSEPOWER leaving.
Two-story brk.. semidet.. bedrms.
Red. to ST 1850, substantial cash:
Near bus. stores. 20 3-6sS9; -
baths, 4 bedrms': 1 bedrm. and
bath lst H.: oil h.w.h: lge. rec. rm.:
slate roof; Lear gar; l-acre lot:
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, i&.5
Good Hope I'd, sc. LII. $4,000, LII.
HTS, a blk. off Marlboro
bedrms.. " tile baths ! bedrm, and
lge. fenced lott, assume CT losn on
MN NJ tru REA HIssd G 2Nc cost Ht God
Hope I'd. Sc. LII. 4-a4Oo. LII.
FAIRFAX vILLAGE-only Sla.:5o--
Beautiful stone front: @ lovely rms.
modern kit. Hollywood tile hath.
oil heat; new-house cond. PAssA.
Fl. DAVIS ST. AND QUE ST. Sc
Semidet. 6-rm. brick; rec. rm, N
, SSmt gSneTets Pore csrpe, T0n Tf ~.
best we have; IS OF our whole COM
pany lives in this neighborhood, SO
we know there's none better, can
Mrs; LyonS, ST, 3-T3S S Eyes eyes. LUi
FORT DGPoNT-By owner; 3 bed.
rms. semidet, finished bsmt.
fenced yard. beautiful shrubtery:
A. CT loan. present pymt. 81 %
mo. 1898 Fort Dupont st. sc. LII.
lust of Branch ave -
New little brick rambler, . bedrms..
lnuaIV lit dranInee extra lpF ClnEs
cts, colored tile bath. oil a.-c. heat.
lac beautiful Handicapped lot, Ask
ing Slj.gj0. Only S3,450 cash.
Trade considered on vacant lots. .
less expensive house Or bssch prop,,
OAK Ak woOD ST. Sc. Congress. EeiFht.
Mod, brick and stone; LIZ rm.
Din, rm" ,, m9d; equip, ~, ,is Ice;
and rear porches; fenced rear yard.
l05 #. deep; Immaculate condition:
Sl4,750. Call today, RA. 3-4ss4.
HUI. 1896. CHAPMAN REAL TY
sH hip I TER, $3.50 Southern ave.
brick: SI@a5O. Down pavmt 3" $50
to easy trust. Ala. TO BIRD, down
cord to Southern. RUBIN. 10.
MINED ;iief1o POSSESSION, mr.. 8. Capitol
shop center and expr. bus. 2-story
rrn.; $4,000 down. 10. 3-1ss9. "a
VICINITY OF FAIRFAX Village
S.E.-We have two semidetsehed
homes in good condition with large
JOHN F. pSoNoHoE real ESTATE.
1928 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 6-6767: ewes.
is.5oO. 5i0e v sT.-vacant; ayr.
old det brk,, q rms, 3 bedrms.. full
hsmt gas heat: corner lot SnXl0n;
open . to 4 pm. Out Pa. ave, left
on Alabama ave. right on Beck st.
to house. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
! 345 Good Hope I'd. sc. LII. 4-3400.
LII. @-40In.
CONTINUED on Next PagSJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03


ASSUME 40 CT LOAN
5O27 18th ST. NE.
1 Eisshen arI: ~ 6sdFm.:: am; eoloF:d tiIs
p lSt Eea' rH HacTs REALTY IE O Co
ST. 3-7139. DE. ?-627O.
COLORED-BRENTWOOD VILLAGE,
2"44 18th st. n.e.-6-rm. brick: a
baths; new:-house condition. Open
s ss. this ads oh.. P %R b 5Sy ant gop
COLORED, 5-RM. BUNGALOW -
Brick. at 1852 Marine pl. ne. Open
tTS1H 20 L 1+ft s-sssa. '' %
CoLoRED-NR. sth AND MASS;
kits. 4 baths; tenants pay utils.
Call LII. 2-79O4. Ii. 7-4279.
COLORED-3rd AND DOUGLAS NE:
semidetached brick, 6 rooms, Ia
e.sn s as r pn gag s1 nss l dsHn cs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: brick,
3 rms, frepl.. attic. 1ge. lot: $19.5OO,
c 81 AZ SowGi PT 1885, 1Seal comm,
parish: 40x5o bldg. with l50-ft. lot
c10 81: Is6ooss DOWN: III You st
Vacant: gas h.-w.h.. 2 rear .porches,
front porch; : 2-csr garage; bal. like
c 5sne M5' coRaNER-sss GiRARD
ST.-Open . to 6. Make an offer
Beautifully semidet. brick. Suitable
for Ice, family. Spacious rooms
throughout. Built-in garage. Lovely
side. front and rear yard. zAGAMl
cSeEEaolRTEHH,L " 1SSi1 and Brook.
land: 2 corner houses. All detached
with rms. CAN OWNER, LA. g.
cS s:s p ss ' sss. Sim St Nome home:
sas heat; front porch; excel. cond.
cow. to shopping and transp: Price
S13.950: down payment 2.a00.
c 5GE GYS19s FE4 4EEEExNEs Isl 1--WE Eve
N.E.-By owner; s rms; 2-rm. apt;
sinks. Can be arranged for 3 apis;
Some g. csu fq q,T9 tyS1Es,sso Open sunday Id
6-rm. Diet. Colonial brick. 10 yrs,
old, perfect cend.; Sale by owner.
coiLokEH6,-wooDRIDGE-s sesut.
sea. 900: excel. cond: good terms.
J. G. Hooks; ,E "a S;5sS9; EN- EN-. 2
COLORED-425 Goth ST. N.E.-Open
Sun. 2-6 pm. ,5-rm, brick home,
h h9a;' Anchor fence: $50 down; bal:
IKE rent. DEMATATIS REALTY
co. ST. 3-S56l: Ewes. RA. 6-2s7S.
COLORED - RIVER TERR.-5-rm.
brick house, modern kit. tiled bath:
gas h.-a. heat; full bsmt.: Anchor
fence $3.50 down; bal. like rent.
DEMATATIs REALTY CO. 6T. g.
1861; Ewes. RA. 6-2S79. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

CONTINUED on Next PaEsJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
~ BEN PhLRcAR
Ap Spsrss Nrissr

A week Of Watchfil waiting opens
today IN the American League.
New York win be waiting for the
Chicago bubble TO burst and the
White Sox win be watching 10 see
that It doesn't.
These two eluhs-the defending
champion and the one genuine con
tender-gO their separate ways
against second division also-rans
for the next seven days, then col
Tide head-on IN . vital l.game ser
les in Yankee Stadium starting 1
week from today.
The White SOx, "a games behind
and deep enough INTO the season
that even q temporary letdOwn
could prove fatal, face q consid.
erably tougher task than the Yank.
ees.
They stop of in Washington 10.
night for the first Of four single
games with the Senator's, whom
they've beaten . out Of II 50 far,
But the next jump is Philadelphia
and the Athletics have given Chi,
cago more trouble this year thar
any other club in the league, win.
ming 10 Of their Is meetings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31

Meanwhile, the Yankees win be
Teasing On the hapless St. Louis
Browns (I2 victories in IL games)
and the almosts-lowly Detroit
Tigers Go out of Isl.
II the White S0x can preserve
their present position that series
next weekend should be q lulu,
Paul Richards go-go boys have :
perfect S-for-S mark IN New York
this year and are the only team
with 4 seasons edge (T.6l over
the Yankees.
The way the Sox played yeSter'
day In Boston was enough to make
even the ardent Yankee fans pause
The Chicagoans blasted lefty Me-
IParneIl, Z 14-game winner. for
hits and Z runs in 3 innings, then
pounded two second.line throwers
for is more hits and 10 more runs.
The final count was It'll on Il hits.
The Yankees bowed TO Cleveland,
Is, when Bin Glynn tripled after
|WaIly WestIake walked In the
eighth inning. Just as on Wednes.
day the Indians jumped in front
with three quick runs only TO have
the Yankees catch up with three
of their own In the sixth. But this
time the Cleveland pitchers were
liable to hold the Yanks with Early
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
SEC Officials
Hold Meeting

BIRMINGHAM E-SOutheasterI
Conference football coaches ana
game officials are taking q Join
look At 1858 rules changes in 1
three-day clinic which opened to
day.
Most Of the conference coaches
and about so officials were ex
pected at the annual rules and Of
floating session. Paul Bryant d
Kentucky, Johnny Vaught Of Mis-
sissippi and Bobby Dodd Of Geor
gia Tech were not on hand be
cause Of business elsewhere.
The limited substitution ruiz
which goes into effect this fan wa.
among revisions headed for length,
round-table discussion.
The rule, which ended the pla
toon system, places major re
sponsibility on the coaches 10 sci
that their players don't make Il
legal re-entranees.
Changes IN the fair catch and
shift rules also win be reviewed.
The new fair catch rule state:
that the receivers signal must b
obvious so that incoming tackler'
and officials can see It.
This revision was spurred BY 1
controversial fair catch in tht
Georgia Tech Mississippi Sugar
Bowl game at New Orleans las
Jan. /.
The shift rule was clarified be
cause Of complaints some college
teams were working 4 sucker
shift" - tricking opponents init
charging In advance Of the snap.
The shift revision states that tn
movement must be 'rhythmicaI.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
Texas Keeps
Army Golf Lead

ELGIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla
IN Only one stroke separated an
Illinois golfer and q Texas pro
today In the U. S. Air Force gOli
tournament.
II. William R. Keller Of Cairo
came in yesterday with 3-under-
par So for . 2-day, 36-hole total
Of 1l5. Leading at IA was md 1t.
Morris williams Of Austin, whose
totals for the two days are 10 and
"a.
williams represents the Air
Forces Pacific Coast Conference.
Keller Is stationed At Ladd Air
Force Base At Fairbanks. Alaska.
Maj. Walt Dawson Of Riverside,
Calf, has . II and q IS for q
third place rs.
H. Sgt. Harold RitgIey Of Hayer.
town, Pa, the defending champion,
dropped to seventh place with q
70 yesterday. The Is and his first
round IS give him . 36-hole total
Of Isl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
Mrs. EErmeitT
Leads BoWlers

Smashing through % take first
rlaco for I hlgh game of the week
Wns Gladys EhRnreiter for her
game q 40.
Coming through % capture sec.
end place was Betty Plnder for 1
game a. iTe. Betty Pindar also
took third place Cor rolling q nice
1eo.
Coming through 10 take ID Sci
e ths week was Betty Pinder fOE
bowling & neat le2.
High Team game scores for The
Naval station Annex for d 100.
High Team set The Naval Station
G. 2. . Club captured fer d 2ol7.
Tho above games were rolled on
ho Naval station Alleys on Thurs
day afternoon By the Navy Wives
Bowling League members.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
Cuban Club Edges Mikes In
Island City League Action

The Cuban Club captured . mar
row 6-S victory last night over
Mixes Plumbers In Island City
Baseball league action 1t the Wick
ers Field stadium. The game shap-
ed up as o pitching duel between
Quesada and Kahi Rodriguez.
The plumbers scored one run IN
the first inning to jump into .
shOrtliyed lead when J. Rodriguez
tripled and scored on . passed ball.
The Cubans came hack In their
hall II the frame 10 plate three
counters, . walk and four hits turn
ed the trick. In the sixth, the
plumbers scored one more run on
an error, and infield out and Z
single.
But the CubanS matched this IN
same inning with two runs when
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31

Gonzales trippled, an error and I
pair Of baIks by hurler Quesada.
In the seventh, the plumbers
scored three runs and tied the
score. An error. three singles, .
Wild pitch and passed bah pro
|duced the scores.
The Cubans won the game In the
eighth when Gonzales reached base
on q single and LaStres sacrificed
him to second base. An error scor-
ed Gonzales with what proved d
be the winning rum.
At bat, Gonzales hit q triple and
Il pair Of singles for the winners
and ]. Rodriguez hit = triple and
two singles for the losers. In the
field. Mira, J. Lewis and Castro
starred for the losers and Lastres,
Diax and Casado for the winners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
FmgOl
Leads In The
Tam O'Shanter

~ SsSSNNeS0 SSbSN9sAAS - NAAaSNtSN
CHICAGO M-Marty Furgol Is On
l. hot streak and the rest Of the
golf pros say be Is the one to
watch In the 81. 900 AIl-American
tournament at Fam o'Shanter.
The 1sS-pound, e-foot pro, who
registers out Of Lem0nt, M, bis
tered Tam's par Y with q IS to
lead yesterdays first round.
Marty is seldom . winner, but
always . contender. Currently he
ranks 18th on the PGA money win
ming List but with q jackpot Of
SO, SCI this season.
Entering today's second round,
Furgol win have 10 stay hot to
keep ahead. Only enc strike behind
with SIS IN the chase for . top
prize Of 1870 were Doug Ford
and Ted KrolI, well-seasoned cam
seventh, respectively, on the cur
rent money winning list.
At 6S were Bob Hamilton and
Jimmy Demaret. Bunched at 6s
came Ed Furgol (no relation to
Marty; Lloyd Mangrum; Waiter
Burkemo, the 1858 national PEA
champion; Jimmy Clark, Antonio
Cerda Of Buenos Aires, who tied
for second behind Ben Hogan in
the British Open; and unheraIded
Gardner Dickson Of Panama City,
Fla. Hogan Is not competing at
Tam O'Shanter.
Leading the All-American Wom-
ems Open into the second round
was Betty Hicks, veteran pro from
Culver City, Calf. She posted par
rs yesterday. Patty Berg and Betty
Jameson were close behind with
IT'S. Babe Zaharias, in her first golf
competition since being operated on
April II, started out with . shaky
IS then rallied for . 81 on the back
nine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
Havana Cubans Win Seven
Straight For Second Place
- nsg ASSOCIATED PREss

9hs Havana cubans FOde . seven
Osms WANING streak into second
faes n TIE Florida international
League last night and showed the
Miami Sun Sox into . tie with
81 Petefsburg's Saints for third.
Havana whipped Miami IL to
hand he Sun S0x their dfth con.
0oeutive defeat while the league
Isading Fort EauderdaIe Lions
houneed 81. Petersburg Us. The
oollaE-dwelllng Tampa Smokers
cen their second straight and
urth 81 q starts during the sec
Cd hail. blanking West Palm
noaeh.
Miami made ! hsht d II for
q innings before about 100 Cubans
~ blew up afield IN late frames
9 toss he game away. Four hits,
geo walks, hit batsman and
ag errors nested Havana six runs
y - sixth, seventh and eighth
innings. The Cuhans got only seven
III OF Danny Hayling swhile Nj
ami collected 10 of Camilo Pascu-
q but Tie Sun Sox LEFT is runners
stranded.
DllIy Seal connected for his 17th
homer 81 the season, his 10th
againSs the Lions, but Il wasn't
enough - Fort Lauderdale raked
Vicente Amor for II hits and the
Saints ehfpped in with four errors.
Hay Williams BIT 4 double and
home run Soe the Lions, driving
u i've runs, while Jesse Levan hit
3 triple and homer 70 bat IN three.
he zane drew o77.
DIl Tosheit scattered six hits 70
blank tie Indians before only 42s
Tampa customers. Gene Harvey
act hah TIE West Palm Beach hit
ouiput
Tlsvrsday Results
Havans I Miami :
Rogt Iaudsrdale - 81. Petersburg
TaInra 4 West Palm Beach 0
Tonichi'e camsss
Tampa at Havana
Mani st Fort LauderdaIe
West Pain Beach q StPelersburg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
Evons To
BuffIe
10Isl1eSfeud

Evans Enterprises win play hos
70 The Homestead Growers stront
IsOftbaII nine Saturday night in !
|softball doubleheader at Bayvieu
Park.
Homestead, who last year wor
the District Softball championship
dropped g. eleven inning game
10 Evans in Homesead on the -Four.
% Of July. Claude Valdez, Evans
pitcher. limited the Growers Il
eight hits. Evans got 10 hits Of
Bun cIenninger, Homestead young
Highlander.
The Growers will probably use
Freddie Fuchs ard cIsnninssr in
Inc twin btu hsFe Saturday night.
Carl Greer, well known 20 Key
West soithall fsns, viii Do fhs
catching.
Manager Bobby Santana Of Ev,
ans Is planning to use his ace De.
Sit Roberts, in the opener, with
Valdez slated 10 start the nightcap,
Santana Il handicapped because be
viii be without the services d
Gene Ramsey, the fireballing right,
handler. Evans viii probably field
the following team: Bobby Lastres
win be at first; Santana, himself,
win handle second base with Jach
Villareal or catala at third. Al
Acevedo win be at short.
In the Outfield, Evans wiz have
Luis casado, Sam Valdez, and
James Aritas. Smith win be avail.
able for utility duty.
The first game win get under.
way at 1880 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
" M Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAoUR

u 4Aa Assoelated Pr08s
NATIONAL LEAouE
BATTING ~ Schoendienst, St
Louis, 81.
RUNS = Snlder, Brooklyn, 90
RUNS BATTED IN - Campanel
d, Brooklyn. a.
HITS LOekman. New York
-.
DOUBLES-NusiaI St Louis. 30
TRIPLES - Bruton. Milwaukee
10.
HOME RUNS : Mathews. Nil
waukee, "a.
STOLEN BASES Reese, Brook
I'm, and Bruton. Milwaukee, 10
PITCHING = SPAIN, Milwaukee
and Ssaley. 81 Louis, Ia. res
STRIKE0UTS - Roberts PHI
adelphia. ll9.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING VERNON. Washington
80.
RUNS - MinosO, Chicago, a
RUNS BATTED IN = Rosen
Cleveland. q.
HITS = Vernon. Washington. Isl
DOUBLES - Ken. Boston, 81.
TRIPLES - Fox and Rivera
Vernon. Washington, I.
HOME RUNS - ROsen. Cleve
land, g.
STOLEN BASES : Rivera. Chi
eago, -.
PITCHING --LOpat. New York
lo-2. .es1.
STRIKEouTs : Pierce, chica
%, IlS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
High Ceiling

WASHINGTON R-The federal
debt has never come within le
billion dollars Of the 20 billions
70 which the Eisenhower admins.
tratiOn wants to push the legal
ceiling.
The an-time high was reached
Feb. =. 1876. when the debt TO.
tailed $z7s. to, - 80. On June 90,
1880, before the United States en-.
tered world War II, the federal
debt was - billion dollars. push.
ing hard against the existing cen.
ing of Is billions.
Since then the debt limit has
been raised five times and Low
cred once.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
|YANKS WAIT FOR THE
|SoX' BUBBLE TO BURST

wynn picking up the victory IN ~
lief.
Washington's Chuck Stobhs
checked Detroit until Walt Drupo
drilled . S-run homer in the ninth
but the Senator's sun won handily,
-.
In the only night game IN either
league the Philadelphia Athletics
scored five times IN the seco /
inning for q So decision over taa
ISt Louis Browns. Gus Zernlal +
his 2Srd homer during the uprisir !.
Milwaukee sliced 4 game OF
BrOoklyn's imposing Matte 4
League lead by whipping Nv
York, so, while the Dodgers We
bowling to Chicago for the first dir
In seven games. 80. Brooklyn ST 4
holds = 7-game bulge over the SCI.
lond place Braves.
Enos Slaughter, who was playing
pro ball before ! lot Of The Pirates
were born, led 81. Louis TO q 1914
victory over Pittsburgh. He collect.
ed two doubles and two singles IN
four tries and ran his unbrokeil
hit string 10 seven.
Lew Burdette became the third
Milwaukee pitcher in four days to
blank the Giants who had startei
west with high pennant hopes. H
scattered six hits while his mates
routed Sal Maglie with three runs
lin the first inning.
4 home run by Ralph Riner with
two on in the first inning gave the
Cubs their victory over Brooklyn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
'Copter Lift For POWs

SEOUL N-Allied prisoners ex.
changed At Panmunjom next weel
WIN get helicopter rides from the
Army.
The 18th Helicopter Co. VIII Hy
the P0Ws from Freedom v
|at Munsan to various points where
they VIII be prOcessed for return
home.
The Army also said It has =
spare helicopter company ready Il
the load gets too heavy for the
ll3th.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
Boxing Results
MURS0AY'S FIGHTS
Rn M Aasaelaiaa Prass

TO NN81UttutNU PtUoN
DETROIT - Allie Gronik, ll7,
Lincoln Park, Mich. stopped Car
Stafford. iA2, Chicago, s.
NEWARK, NJ. James J.
Parker, -. Toronto, stopped Cesar
Bolin. is, Trenenn. 1.
ANSONIA, Conn. Graham
Holmes. iS6. Manchester. Conn,
eutpOinted Harry Ia Sane. Ia
New YORK. 8.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31

There are two games set for
Sunday in the league with the Gu
ban Club meeting Chuck's in the
opener at 100 pm. and Mikes
Plumbers meeting the Navy at 500
pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
BASEBALL. RESULTS

YEsTEMDAY's RESULTS
Milwaukee 8, New York 0
Chicago 3. Brooklyn
Philadelphia II, Cincinnati .
81 Louis 10 Pittsburgh {
T0DAY'B SCHEDULE
Pittahurgh at Chicago
New YORK at Cincinnati (Ns
PhiladelphIa at Milwaukee t31 INl
DrooklyA at Sc. Louis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
soUrn ATLANTIc LRAouE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
jacksonville Z, Montgomery 0
Columbus ISIS, Savannah ~
Columbia Q, Macon .
Augusta 4 Charleston
TODAY's SCHEDULE
Macon nt Columbia
Augusta at Chariestoa
Columbus at Savannah
Montgomery at yacksonvIIia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-31
Following
Through
By
Pedro ASuiIss

The batters are really hitting the
ban IN the Island City Baseball
League with Archer setting the
pact at . hot .e67. Other averages
include: Joe Mira, SIS; Garcia,
-; Torres. 400: Crespo, 400;
XIII. 400: G. Valdez, .375: Catala,
SIS; ouesada, .s75; Pado. SIS;
|Henk. $50: Terry .SSs: Cruz, .SSs:
Alonzo, .S07 and C. Lastres, 500.
Standings Of the league.