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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-29
VENEZUELA?

miss J. c., Washington
I am a student planning to
go to Caracas, Venezuela, to
do research work for a year.
Will some kind reader inform
me about the living conditions
there, the climate, the food,
transportation within the city,
hotel or rooming house ex.
penses, hospitals. etc. Is It
warm all year or do they have
a long winter? What type Of
clothes should I take? Could
I get American shoes there or
shoes similar to our American
ones? What about food?
And do they have good hos
pitfalls? I will be so grateful
for any information concern
ing any of these points. I
speak Spanish, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-29
HOOKED RUG CLASSES.
20. S. B., College Park

There have been inquiries
concerning classes in hooked
rugs and new classes soon to
start. The registration Of new
students for day classes in
hooked rugs will be held in the
Home Economics Department,
third floor of the, Thomson
School, Twelfth and L streets
NV, on January 30, from 10
am. to noon and from / to 3
pm. Each person must appear
at the school for registration.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-05
RePorseTs- .
 NozeAook

Arne Burke, Bureau of Reclam 'ation engineer, has been confined to the Valley Hospital for severa days where he is receiving treat ment.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Curtis returned 10 the Valley this past week end following several months in the States. They re- turned via the Alaska Highway and reported it "icY, all the way"
 Marge Myren, former Public Health Nurse in the Valley, was a visitor last week for few days. She is now stationed at Tok Jun ction.
 New employees at KosloskY's Department store are George Barber in the hardware depart ment and Allan Cradle in inc grocery department.
 Bob Totten returned from Seat tie last Thursday where he made brief visit to the Virginia Mason Clinic.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-05
LETTER TO .
 THE EDITOR

Dear Editor:
 l believe the Wasilla residents
 and many of your readers would
 enjoy this item from Wasilla.
 February "A, or the morning
 of February 25, will be remem-
 bered for a long time by those
 who knew "The Mayor" the
 moose of Wasilla. We believe he
 met his untimely end by chal- lenging the freight train. At any rate, the remains of a moose were found and "The Mayor" has dis appeared from the streets of Was lila. Since he had become a fam liar sight wandering around at will, we find it fitting and proper to write ari obituary.
 MT. Mayor" as he was nam ed q believe by Pat Carter) had roamed the streets and paths of Wasilla for two winters. It was Pat Carter who had the narrow est escape, it was doubtful for a while whether Pat would be able to avoid being trampled but he ducked just in time while the moose just brushed past his coat tails.
 "The Mayor" roamed where ever he pleased, and when ever he pleased and anyone crossing his path would see him stand and shake his huge, scared head 1 and just defy you to drive him away. Most of us learned our les son in hurry and would beat nasty retreat and walk around him. Woe to the car that came along the road and to the tourist that dared to blow the horn. He would stand his ground and defy you to pass until he got good and ready.
 Last winter Kenny Herd arous- ed The Mayor" from his warm bed. Kenny did some fast running and made the bunk house just in tune. Several times the moose kept the section crew from going home until he was good and 'eady to give up the road.
 And so it is that even though we miss ''The Mayor" we are loplng that it was he that chal-
The frontiersman., 1953-03-05
Visiting Cordovo---
Continued from page |

urday. For some of the visitors 1t was the first time they had seen a cow for many years.
 Saturdays games saw the Cor dova women defeat the Rockets with almost the same score as the previous game, 33-22. Kay Sher- man of Cordova and Irene Vas anoja of Palmer were high scorers Tor their teams. The Independents eeked out a one-point margin to win their game, 57-56. Louie Hasbrook was again high man for Cordova, as was Dick Anderson Of the Palmer team. The game was highlighted during the half, by the appearance of the famed
 Matanuska Maid" COW and her new addition.
 Following the game, Palmer Elks were hosts for the group at their lodge with another well spread, including tur- Key, ham, wild meats, salads and the Coop Creamery products.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-05

Music was furnished by Vaughn Marshand, Otto Cohgle and Bill Barry. Jack Noonan and Vivian Nichols of Cordova entertained the group with a floor show.
 Returning to Cordova Sunday afternoon, the group carried momentos of their Palmer visit in the form of many Valley pro- ducts, including meat, cheese and milk.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-05
AIR RAID PROCEDURE

When an air raid alert sounds, persons at home should immediately black-out the premises and go to the most protected part of the building. All windows should be closed and shades drawn. Turn off all electrical appli- ances which aren't absolutely needed. Listen to the radio for further instructions. Have supply of food, clothing and supplies available for an en- ergency.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-05
Fourth Annuol Kiwonis Basketball Tournament To End on Sufurduy

Tn the first of the four-day, KiwaniS sponsored basketball tournament, the 1881 AACS were Vlctors over the Palmer Realty team in an overtime play last night. Final scores were 49-48. The 10th Air Division took the second game, played against the Wasila High School team by a wide margin.
 Scheduled to play tonight are the 33rd Comm. Recon. vs Palmer High; the Palmer Moose vs. 39th Air Depot Wing and the 54th Troop Carrier vs the 10th Air Di- vision. By winner last nights game the AACS draws a bye to- night.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-05
House BiII-
 Continued from page 1

fair season, if the bill receives the approval of the Senate. Sena- tor Gerrit Snider has indicated his belief that this money should be provided for assistance to Ter rltorial fairs and has promised his support.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-05

PALMER FARM FEATURED
 Miss V. Louise Kellogg and her Spring Creek Dairy are featured ln the February issue of the The Alaska Farmer.
Evening star., 1953-09-14
but suOrfh thousands in cuffina
Kitchen Utensils
81

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Bushnell Men
Reach Finals
In USO Tourney

y. \. DeFontalne. m .. USs
BuaAnell. doWmed X. clrinaians
SoSN, slso of ths US Buahnell
se12. n the finals of ne Elandienp
Pool Tuunemeni sa TIE uSo-YMcA
CUB Tuesday svenins.
L. a. badEar, Sc, fleet 1aaal
school. defeated D. .. Decker, 81
also Of Flees Soaar Eehoaa, ~
MA. h TIE flnal mateh e N
weekly handicap table tennis tearn-
aman&.
Rinal nstinss Il tha - i've a
ne hsndieap Fatings and ''la6asrH
tourney are:
Peel: Z. W. Dohm, MI. -
Camore. -. ice NledEialski. Fleal
Sonar school. - r. r. DsFon'
tame. MR1. uSS Bnahnall, 60. g,
L. Ina. 81. Fiesa soaaF seAsol
80 A cassens. csl. US Gnmsrs'
Tshis Tsanis: a. l. u. Carr, Ia
IS Give. Q pointa, n. Z. Wss1laH,
YN7. .. ice Nledneiski. g., Fleul
Sonar sehooi. 9. n. n. ssndal. ara.
Vx-i.l. Charles STUART, 81, Is
Naval SGation, q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Foreign Horses
Dominate Race
AtLaurel

LAuRKE. No R-TAs secund
Washineian. D. G.. lniefnauonal
pruxi4ed more feel today Coz thnse
rs afane whleh couniry modncns
ths heat thoFpushhreds nnd ca.
nrmea thni ne deal 81 hringlng
lhem toaather 10 smashing
suenana. -
FT the seeund time. three 9,
ne liFst fuur hnrses 10 finlsh weFs
erea ouisids ne Unltad Statea
Franres twr entries hoth earnel
pnrt a TIE prixs money. Ralph 4
slfaaaearNera Wawdem ne So -.
hrsi award end Paul Duheaeas
silnet ne $50 far i1urlh.
he rgnneFmp IeeherR II was
bred b chls and now l. owned b.
Arnola W. Hanger ~ ihs unaea
states. TIE nruokmeade ssahins
sunmlaw saved ne Umlled States
ron . shutoul ~ flalaAlnx th.ra
A Feeurd Laursl erowd a Il foe
81 q rseord sl.gsa.saa alshmrh
Ihe race was posiponed frum LAT
1aluFday bs<ause e snow.
SnAm .. SehapiFu. Laurel nresl.
aeni. 40 aEiglnalsd the Easa. eon.
slnaed y ~nhews tat petnle who
ere nnl AVID Fneinm fnma alsn -,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

Ithroaah seven rounds In Ms final
workout. Cault boxed four runnds
wItA sparring partnEFs.
ne enly tang tat worFies he
Sydney fans about their home Aoy
q his relative laek 81 hi94ime e..
perienes. lie las I'D eniy ie pre-.
tRasional fights ard NNt On lhis
yeaF. Gault has fcngha 50 times
- . professional. inxluding Is
thts year.
Sydney critics havent ben ever.
" impTessed hy Cxulrs form in
ne ym bui they flgurs ks dldn's
eet Dis ratimx Is TIE No. z ehai.
ienEer Tor noihlng. They expaet
ne American I'll prove . lough
body panrher Bat tAink carruthsrs
al oaapoint him. The Australian.
'aaanificent hoxer. specializss
n uFpereuis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

Two anllrssT dffwnai styles 4
fsegbam 80 he maixand Frday
nlaha n Nnllywnada 5aykss Flesd
whsn - Key Wesi Cnaehs Sc 81
na - &c Sem nfgWsrd bull.
Goan. Thw Key Weag alesen I'll
maleA lhaIF powefla alnsia ala9
aaxault aeninaf fhs Sped ed e.
cNpfien e Ne bruaara ! fwma'
O..
81. he eluAs afs aIks b Al lsaxl
ons Fespeei-they bolA wsmi b 80
fhs ena.
nsuwnrd has anmmlneed publlfiy
o. thsy ar poiailag ior tbs eue.
Thay wani b asenge lasf year
naannm At Wlekefa Faid when they
wase haified e > III te.
1T. - CeneAa are - g.
ihis 60 80. there u . little mat.
~ m . hmmlllatlmg 80 asieai II
% handa e. lh9 bsawarda h ~
fn1l aaaaen a. lhaYd lie 10 >.
vamaa. Team aplrii. - eshdsneed
duTina ia weeka bful1ing dral
sessieas. rs hil . re- high. A
alF n 0pllmiam haa pefmelted the
comxA eamp. Th9y thlak they are
a Sod enouNh shape % win us
oma aaa mmlminln fhelx unhNalen
HmenFa faT lhe naaean
Thay are eoina - fiailywooa ana
81 oui evsFgthing fhey have ard
n ne iese. weli, there wont b
any exense&.
Il ~ hs lhsir osly start sway
from home. but a IA . eDad D.
tai 90 keg wesi fans wli 0at,
number ths homs ioiks % > result
ef gha saiiouf ~ six exeursion hus.
nsn ana aeoFas ai plamned sripa b
pFlvaie car.
Ths SQUAD wii leave 81 bus 10.
mmruw moFlnH and sinp "A a. IN
taamllfad ~ShanErtla" Tar from
lhe mnddlng sruwd. foF . Fesi un.
III nnme tine. TIE lecmfion Il
Ter hoial h beina ksps q myslery
- aIiom lien eompless solitude.
Ths Coneh high eammand wants
ehem - Ghimk of nethinH hui foat
han unin tine Sc she game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Badgers Mentor
Has A Closely
Guarded Secret

CHICAGO ~ - ivy Waliamson.
wbeonsin foothaIl eoaeh. has ne
best secret In ne Bia Tea
"It's ut Impossible 10 stop Caro-.
llne and Bates Il uiinoia, |" ka sai6
today. sslt's tHss difEieula."
Wnllamson would not elabofats
oa hos tAa two ulinois sophomera
halfhacks. J. c. Carullne and Miek-
60 Bates. ear BE saopped. Hs'a
kssplng thia strictly 10 himself
Il Wiseonsia can cellar ths palE
Saturday e Madlnoa. via. As
Badesrs shoaid defeat ulinnis and
scramble he Rsg Tea tile chase
ED hose Bowi 0utlook.
Tie zane pFomlses 10 be 10.
oeaten ulinols' mosi Fisky asai9n-
ment 81 TIE eeasoa. wlseoaatn. n.
ellgihse 10 rstuFn % the nose Bowa,
has been dafeaiad enly ance In q
drsve for tha eonferenee erown
Coach Rag Eiot a uiineis SD
Reese Bowi talk Ia hanned for ~
team and tken proceeded b wax
petite ever wiscon2in.
"Wiseoaain Ia ons q ne finssl
teams h TIE eounsry." hs sad
IN has tie wonderfsh fallbaekI
fAlan Ameehe and chnck Themaal
bur the kalfhaeks derry III
HaFiand Carl. De Ciagraas an1
CARY Brattl: . terrific quarsar'
baek tJtm millarl. and q hssun
fally moxing hna."
II Waiiamsan ean scar &c Baeg'
sfs 10 SEQ carullns ard Bates ~
nj b ne first Big Ten eoaeh q
90 4 this pear. They have cen.
hined Cor l.SGa rnHhinw yar8s.
Bates hes Scored n toaehdgwns'
TIE short q . aekeol rseord Ersl
sss b. Red GEsngs h lsn.
1sfallna haa aeeemnaed iuF -
yafes . az phases-ruaAlna. ~
OF nod puas es,mrnn. pass fntm'
eepsions sd Feeaplinma. TAa ear
shaeowN GFsnas . unafarial Faxass
l@ 10 80 - ysaEs as.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Jimmy Dykes Becomes Third
Manager On OriOle Payroll

donr aesl 30 I'D absui Il. honasl
! anm1 To 50 % hAllimore wilh
tie EtFikss agninsi yoa. lie ! had.
woml6 have been . pretty agugk
opsrsaion. Baa ! wa4A EN- . lot q
lsek
He sad someone n ne ed
hFgwma orKnniaalton bad gwen
him : I'D name wIth ths oriais
management
As Cor Dykes. Ne said he was
'tickied b DEAN" b BE- bach II
wurk Is . manager aEain ard IS.
peeiaily pieasad 10 be back win
Ar Ehlera"
~AFt knowa I'm nos q yes mas
And I've never k9nitated 30 ell
him when I tkink . zeal Ia good ag
BEE. " he SAID
BE predicted Balnmore wouid b
. hotter maiuF league toWm" than
PhiladelpAla ard envixioned kis
nee team piaying IN frunf q
crowds ef N.eoe rather than ''ths
!, 80 e. l.eoo ians~ they eustoma.
Fhy piayed for - 81 Louis.
Dykea waa 10 eone here taday
Cor q gei.aeqaainted luncheon win
me press ard 10 tax ever his nsw
% with Ehlers.
ne Afhlstics dropped him lasl
Neek as manager after he had
psiotea TIE club through fhree
ss9AfA 10 skin plaea In 1851. climb.
ing 10 fouFsh II 1853 snd siumping
10 seveaih place last season with !
team hampsFed BY inmFies.
harion said his plaes ioF Ia
future were uneertasn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

NEs fORK R-TAs cuuzfr,su
eoAleef tauthza seams fuloued -
ar = slnoai perfsrily lAsl 1eek
ena EeeFR wers "a sefhackx 81
alse = eurrpct ssiertioas nat,
an sseraes Il s7S-aefiaaely %
7 raised the ssazas hrurs d
= neaa Ni uiEn 20 picks Figh,
And . urung
here afs ths vesks seiectnns
NoiFs nams ever North Care.
ma. fAsss are nul ne farheel,
e ne Charlie Juxnce era and
Nesfs Dane IA "a eassr tAan
y &C > Sea aso srainsi Peas.
ha1land ever Missisxippi Ms
sissipn Nas one II ne to teams
70 esai MarFiaad ka year az
event thai caused ths Mar ane
prtxy y fxhuke his coachinE sinfI
= paolix Coach In Tatam isa'i
soang b lst 4 hsppen arain.
AAeamA ever GeorEia Tech.
Lsez hardeman. Teth't No I haif
oaek. 3 hobbied b. q hip hruiss
feeh = ne eholee Of TIE betting
ifsienliy bui ths cards here say
Aahama
hlsconxin ever Elnois ne cen.
isr q ne Badger Inc aad thoas
eis ends uai eomhlne % appiy ths
eraket 10 , 4. CaHuline. lllinais
madern Grange. Dui & Wsconsin
Fsiaxss ior eva . second Il ali
BE- curtains.
OCLA ever WashlnEtons uCLA
4 one 81 the best defensive teams
n ne eoantry ard e pea dont lel
youf oppoasui sc0rv. ho~ san you
loses
MichiEan State ever Michiran
fhis Is . eiva var u also h yuul
" sntertalnmeni q the day. 81,
asn. Dohonsy and company gives
state ne edge
West Virginia ever South Caro-.
lina' West Nrglaia adds anothes
noieA 10 ne sountryt ioneest uin
aing stFeak
Army ever Penn' Fred Afiaya.
Arrays all-sround baxk and plnieF
: oui hui the Qaaksrs shoala bs
- tired after that komsrie rtrux.
sle against Metre name Last SAT.
arday. Il could 80 thsir way.
Aowsyer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
Battles
To Ten-Inning
Tie Wednesday

ns Sabrua y Baseball team hai.
usd ne Key West AnSikrs h q
~ inning SIS tie yesterday sfisr.
nosn on ne Nays walker Field.
0arsnse Ply" Alec seat ne
distanss tOr ths Coaehs whae Car.
ssy and Mash spla ths mound
dssiss ior TIE navy msn.
TAs Navy heid ne losAl bsss.
bansFs soorslsss Cor i've francs
but N ths sixsh thsy brOke the
ies and seuwed . run. TIE Suhroa
~ nine exeeutsd four doable plays
- hold Town tAs scoring.
EarlisF. In ne iourtA inning. TIE
Navy Aad tamped iaio ths lead
wAsa Doolady singled ssd MolO.
chnsek douhled 10 scors HIN. Sk
Vas IA b. . pitched BAN and Adan
poppsd CT. Mash tanned bui Lyons
walled and Cote he = bsll 10 sAon
and = wild throw 10 second bsse
allowed TIE runner 10 advance bui
he failed 10 touch the bsg and sas
ruled out.
In the fifsk frame. hlazsk doub.
Led and moved 10 third a . pair
q saeriflees. We scored On . pass.
Cd baa 70 make Il 90 Or m NAVY
but the locals came aack IN TIE
sixih tuo plate two c0unisrs when
Rodrigaea and \. Lassrc walked
and santana doubled 10 righi 10
seore Lasires after Rodriguez hnd
besn forced oui.
ne Navy scored two mere d
ne last 81 the SIXTH SHEA PcIl
wtns walked ard NaaA hia q hom-
e. 10 deep center field.
TIE Conehs scored oae more run
In ths sevenih whea n. Lasres ain.
glsd % isfl and Gomez tripled 10
score I'm.
In ne eighth. TIE coaehs tosk
ne led When Diaz was M wisA
Q pitched ball. he went 20 thlrd
On Mees' single ard seowed hosh
en q wild Thr0w.
Ths Navy msa tied the score n
ne elghih wsthout the aid Il . 10
whsn Adalr reached llFsi on an e..
For and Lyoea reached base 81 ne
sane route vhlle Adair scored ca
tha play.
he GAME vas called because Il
darkness IN ne tenih inning.
Lyona. blalek and Doolady star.
red afleld CO. ne Navy whle Pa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

BALTIMORE R-cemlal Jlmms
Dykes. who lnsi kis - - mana.
Ser a lhe PhGlaaelphia Afhiegies
: week aes. was eask IN busimexs
today II > new stand. working ius
~ ed hoaa.
Ne berams ne fhnd manaaer ca
- FislnA paYrnl Fl lhs ballimaFs
0riolsa after MARTY Marion 80
fred late yesterday 9th . yeas
all 10 90 90 ~ 91ooo9a.year
eontracf he had wila TIE 81 Lsuiu
Bguwns. MsFion slned iormer
nfowna Manaaer Rogers fEormaby
oa thx lnsetive uay 1t
Ailoeefher. TIE orioies wlH Pas
mearlY 500 Go Coz tee thres mana.
eers and s. waFk ct Il omiy one
e them. bolh u tie Surplus enn.
Tracts expire aiter next seasun. Al
well ~ thst ef Dykea. whieh was
boueht from Philadelphia. Harns
- II believed b draw around
80 60 and Dykea sso.eoo.
Dykex. 81. was plekad b. Gen,
eral ManaEeF Arr EhleFs. kis re.
cert boss ~ PhdadelpAia. 10 guide
nalilmoFe IN IL Eetmrn 10 ma jor
Ieaxas baseball ailer nsaFly hall 4
eeniufy.
kAlers said be waa lirins Marion
herasse ~ hls 'deleatisl alflinds. /"
Ne called Dykes sfnFeefai and en.
efReiie and said Re kmew fsrnl
had be eoald work vel with shs
eiub.
Marioa sid II g. Louis: Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

prostate . real couless bscnnss
Is ian't Isl q spectacle
Shapiro. Ia matehing n fhor.
oaghhreda from six eouniries. pul
ca he most representative inter.
naiioaai race u hiniory. surpass.
ing esen last years Inaugural h
which three eouniries ouiside TIE
\. ;. were Fepxesenied.
Other iniernaiioaal promasiens
were largely match races va
handly b. the Y. 6. Representa-.
Uxex
The finlsh lineup afler ne Crit
iouF IN yesterdays smash M wsre
Mrs. y. L. vlekermam's Chamier
and Alfred 1. Hawkins' Thiresn
of Diamoads from lrelana. Then.
- hohlnaon's Harwin from Ene.
Lard. ArEentine slud's Mister
Black. Robert BoueAsr's wawy
% En9iand. and chnrfran stahls's
Crafty AdmRal a ne Unasa
States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
iNCAA viii
Consider
New Rules
e. sKIppan pATalcN

KANSAS CRY RThs NcAA
W. he ASKED Do eunni6ar So 30
po4als daaliag wiGh aAe sharlEf
praeties ard piaying seass@s -
lnofhan Esd haskefhaa 81 10 amma'
al meeting naxt gnmaaFy.
he ieman paliey. making CO.
Cd ef ne Nafiamai Imanreeiimgiafn
piana for ne cosains eanxenilnn q
Cincinnati II = two-day sassten
whieA en6ed here yesterday.
Tie e@nvemthgm also 80 ba
aake6 b eonsider sarh matleFB -
aiseipiining memnex instituftnns
% pFuhaton and pusisaaann e.
star hisA sehoal haskelAa1 an1
foofb8n games.
An amendment b NcAA regis
teas nat haakelhan pFesaanun
pgaetiee Hot bewin heforR Nas. !.
ne zane scheduls ct hefage Dee
] ard tAe seaaoa limited Do . maxi-
nun e - games, III ~ offsFed
By TIE eounea.
Ths @gams limil would be sx.
elusive Il tAs NcAA ekampismskip
tournament, but preseason Ard b.
season tournament games wuml6
b. eounted. Tie e1anca noled tAat
some nehools played e. May -
~ games. tncinding tha vaFieae
tournaments.
Ten gsmss. insissd e n 81 ssms
sehools ars now playma. wouid be
ne maximmm In fGoahaa. Tha est.
season games appruvsd hy &c
N1AA w0uld Be exeludnd n ne
total numbeF allowed.
e the conventioa writes ina iha
bylaws the eouneil'a reeommenda-
tlon. foolhan pFeseason practise
vent start before Sept I. spring
practise. already Abolished -
some eonfsrsnces. primarily In the
East. wont bs affected.
Tha eouneii also reeommendsd
thss lnsiiiuti0as suhieet 10 diaelpll.
nary aeiioa should 30 be psrmii.
ted 10 serve Is Aost ior ans NcAA
event during tier period e pruha-
ton. However, this would noe
affect any 81 The aasoeiaiian's
eyents presently scheduled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
NOTRE DAME PICKED
TO WALLOP TARHEELS

Minnenuas ever lswas Tee musA
Giel 81 q - b eiassr 80 -
think.
TsKas ever rCu: n Il ne Tszas
homecomlnx aad e.. my. -
those LonEhoras lsys - eslseraie
FiaisAias ne otAsrs b = hurEys
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