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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03

FOREST HILLS, N. Y. W-AfteF
shat We have seen out here the
past few days we are moved 10
doubt seriously that tennis Is .
dying sport, as some persons have
eontende6 In recent years. II
doesn't even look sick.
TIE opening rounds o. The Ma
tlonal Championship were played
In sort Of heat that dulls the senses.
II was miserable even In the
shade, yet several thousand other
wise normal citizens paid good
money 10 have their brains baked
while they watched q series Of ear
Nv matches which were practically
guaranteed 10 be boring.
Perhaps the crowds were not
large By some standards, but when
you consider that they were there
% watch TIE equivalent Of q double
header between the Yankees and
AtA844A 81 eAA&0 0AA NSAAs&MAA&A0 -
that somebody stili loves tennis.
Judging BY the early show Of en-
thusiasm, Il stands 10 reason. that
the joint win be packed for the last
few days Of the event. which ends
On Labor Day.
We are informed. further, that
the sale Of tennis equipment dur
ing the current season has broken
all records and that The biggest
manufacturer actually was caught
short By the rush and has been
forced 10 throw his 50 model rae
quets On the market many months
ahead Of time 10 meet the demand.
"The teaching professionals, g
said one informant, never had 4
50 good. The better ones have more
pupils than they can comfortably
handle and are on the court almost
from morning 10 night every day,
Usually You'll see . dozen OF more
Of them here Tor the championshipa
but ! haven't seen one this time.
They're eli home making money. I"
4 II would appear that the effects
OF the renewed interest In the game
which had 10 overcome . social
background already are being re-
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British Hopes
|SoarhWalker
Competition

MARION, Mass. Ia A hFiak,
eoollng wind from Buzsard's nay
blew across TIE Klltansest ee1
eoursa today and, raised British
hopes Il winning The walker Gu
Cor TIE secend tiFne.
Only once since ne International
amateur solf eonpetliion vas n
auguraled In ie17 las Great Britain
come OF ahead. Ard ths uniled
States again b favored n ths iss1
match Tomorrow and Saturday.
But aiker q few Gaye of practice
On The narrow seaside eoarss. the
British players have acquired an
air of optimism that Indicates they
really think they can VITA.
TIE weather eowdiiions, a least,
are In tAeir favor. And posslbly
they will benefit from TIE insvL
table maneuveripg that Goes VITA
making - The palplnas.
botA team captains have main.
taiaed q mystsfiops sllenee aheut
their llmsupa. Thsy wont be dis.
closed until ne draw Il mads 10.
day. The object II susA secrecy b
TO try 10 line ~ a. many sure"
points ~ possihls, rathsr than O.
risk the defeat Ct one Il ne
ssrcngeF players In an even mateA.
Each lker Cup ''mxteh" eon-
slsls II four fourSonss. With part,
ners playing altsFnaae sarokes VITA
q single ball, and elsAs slaGIss
matches. Each counts Cor ene
point, with ties dlsFeaarded. Al
are 81 - holes. he foursomea
win he played Friday and he
singles Saturday. F.
Although eemdllioas appaFamsly
favor the Briisns, ths AmsEieaB
players have Scored suprisinaly
wen over ths dlfAgult e.sAs-yara
Klttansett eonras. Charlie Gee, ths
0kiahoma thin man Who wom &c
u. 5. amateur ehampionshlp IN
ie<e. fired . e. xes1erday. The
teams ''bahies." ken ventusi q
Sen Francisco and Gene Lilflsr Il
San Diego. Cali. also have dam-
aged the par q ss-es.fe ard 60
has Rochsstsr's Sammy Ursstta,
the fsse ehampiop.
TIE Kittansstt elpb. slssatsd q
TIE tip q . polAt tataIng cut into
BufSard's Bsy towsFd Cape co1.
is noted Cor iis tricky, shlNing
wlnds. Ms more lie q DriiisA sea.
side Inks than Q manieursd Amer.
lean course.
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HaddixOut OF
Running For
ROOkieHOnOrS

NEW YORK R-Just two innings
might prevent Harvey Haddix,
sensational young left.hander Of
ne S. Louis Cardinals. from win.
ming Rookie q the Year" honors
In the National League this year.
Haddix mined the Cards last
August. following a two-year hitch
IN the Army and pitched a. innings.
That vas two more than the
amoana Il innings . hurier can
work and still be classified q rookie
ne following year. The unofficial
rule is that = pitcher must huri
90 CO less innings.
Haddlx appeared IN seven games
starting six, While completing
three Cor . "a Fpcord last year.
Prior 10 that the a7.year-old native
e South Vienna. Ohio. had done
al his hurting IN the mlnors.
TIE little southpaw has done
much better this year He has won
~ games While losing only 7. and
has turned In ~ complete games.
-Four Il his victories have been
bhmtouta. Ills us strikeouts rank
fourth behind ROBIN Roberts Of The
Philadelphia phillies.
Least concerned over Haddix'
status h his manager, Eddie
slanky. Al unknown quantity a
the beginning Of the year. Haddix
haa developed Into the ace 81 the
staff.
Il donf rightly knew II Haddlx
h q rookie." Slanky said. "An |
know Il he pitches lie . veteran. "
Unlass TIE Baseball writers IA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03

styled doc levers. VIE. resting sat
isfisd Il tAsir dog sivss item plea
sure. ignore tha eternal law Of
duty 10 their nsisbber. and thEoush
Selfisknsss. lsneranes e. idlensss,
leave thar dogs ungaught ana ~
diseipllned b exercise shsix worsl
Instincts and ecpsequsntly 70 e .
eommon nulsanee. an fFeqnently
source q serious daaesr."
Mr.. Daniel was obvioasly bstA
q real dog lover end o very wise
msh. For Ne recognized . prsh-
lem hat 10 stll VIII - ~ pears
later.
ne do thai damasss ths nslsA-
bars fl0wer beds 10 had sneuek,
bet the dog that tamps ca strans.
efs o. barks At passsrs ~ Il Do
ing . DESERVES - al1 eogs tat
10 TAR more seFisms. Ne y helplng
10 create q fear q dous that NAG
later ~ trxnslafed inae ths typs
q aetion that causes aoms con-
munlkles % pass evsFstriet ard
discriminatory laws sexefnins tAs
freedom q psts.
Only ons PERSIA eaa hare mueA
imflnenee On TIE mannsrB e Q doa.
us ownsE Il ths Oily enc whe ean
give him TIA training Cat W.
make HIN Q aeod eisixsn e -
eemmunity. Ard the eAiiesfisa y
Do 20 "a great u b % ehiigaiiss
nos enly - - O. sd - klnl.
se4. bue - &c epmmuniky al "
al ether 6n@B everywhafe. f
MS an sAilsatlsn 90 - - takm
linhflv.
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DOGS
"a, &H-


writing n issrper's Magazine In
iEs. a. Enelsahman. Hugh Dali
rinl, aaid:
There b . class 10 which I
must briefly refer, and thas Il lhs
people vito dialike dogs frum fear
and othsr causes. ! regret the en-
isienee - this class. bus I neikher
won1er nor hame them Cor their
oAieeaions 10 ny faxorias animal.
= &c vasl maiority Il eases dos
haters lave ben made - ~ sell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03

Troy. NY. R-Feel sticky In
MS weather. So does . LII bridge
here.
The span between Troy and
Green Island In the Hudson River
vas expanded By The ioo-dsrree
ismperasare and wouldnt bulge
when operators tried 70 raise Il log
an oa barge yesterday.
he tanker SUI was wnifimm
today for TIE soo-foog span 70 eel
CT
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS

NATloGAL LEAGUE
BATTING $500 Sehosndlenst. 81.
Louia, Sal.
RUNS-Snlder, Brooklyn. IL.
RUNS BATTED N-rampenel-
Ia. Breoklyn. Is.
HIS - Ashburn. Philadelphia,
iTa.
DoUBLEs-AGusial. 81. Louis, a.
TRIPLES - Gillian, brooklyn,
tt
HOME RUNS - Mathews. MI.
waukes. -.
STOLEN BAsES-Bwton, MI.
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DOdger Lead
Cut To Ten
Games After
DOnbleLOss

xAe BFookIyn Doaeers nursed .
hle.barreled headache TO-DAY
CO MEIwamkse Braves AMI Allie
neTnnids.
xhe pssky Braves. Who apparent.
" refuse 10 believe whal they read
- the papers about the Dodgers
beng 4 nhoo.ln for the flag. are
enmnlng the immediate difficulty.
Ths blg CAlef q the New YORK
Ynnkees poses . problem Dodg.
ere WI have n deal with later
us monlh. assuming they aolve
ne Milwaukee trUuhie.
LAke q hot of headaches. this one
slsms from what happened last
niehL
TIE Braves trlpped the Dodgers
Sc IN Brooklyn. giving them : SIS
spfll at Ebbets Pield 60 far this
pear. 10 cher club has some close
- breaking even against TIE
Dodgern IN Brooklyn.
Ihe loss est nrunklyn's lead 10
- games with = b play, . more
against Milwaukee.
Reynolds, regarded By many as
ne key d the Yankses' worid
Series hopes. made hts third start
since the end II June end pitched
eight excellent innings in beating
81 Louis 81. This was only Ms
lomFlh success IN 9 starting role
TITS season although he's won II
games.
Plagued By lneflectlveness and
injuries II recent weeks, Reynolds
appeared fully recovered on both
counts. lie struck out six, walked
inst one and gave up loar hits.
he was ahead 81 TIE hltsers con
slslanfly and allll looked strong
when hs called 4 . night after
eight Innings. We bad pitched only
. Is Innings IN the month prior
% last nights start.
Rsynslds' Weird Series record
against the Dodgers shows four vie.
tories and enc defeat IN three
years. lie pitched IN four og the
1853 series games, winning two
and soalng one.
Although trey won. ne Yankees
didn't add 10 their slt.Kame lead
since second.plaee Chicago and
thlrd place Cleveland also sri-
umphed. TIE white Sox beat wash.
laglon T.1, Cleveland defeated PHI
adsiphia 60 and Boston whipped
Detroit So.
II TIE National League. Robin
Roberts az Philadelphia failed IN
his efforts 10 win his and game,
howing 10 the 81. Louis Cardinals
fo.y. Pittsburgh best Chicago 81
and New YoFk shaded Cincinnati
PreslDa Ward MI . grand dam
home run and drove IN six sallles
Zoe Pittsburgh against Ms former
Chicago teammates.
Rubem Gomez. q pitcher Who
bought hls way out II the Yankee
farm system last season, won his
18Th game Cor the Giants In beating
Cincinnati. TIE Puerto Rlcan rook.
y d TIE biggest winHer on the
Giants side.
TIE Athlstiea routed Bob Lemon
with TREE runs IA The first inning
a. Cleveland but Art H0utteman
stopped them cold TIE rest az the
wally westiake homered twice
for ne Indiana.
he White Sox pounded four
Warrington pitchers for 70 hits. q
real feast day after their recent
diet q Yankee pitching. Nellie Fox
paced the attack with three singles.
Mel Parnell won his istA game
Ior Boston although he needed help
from Ellis Kinder IN the last two
innings AZ Detroit. Dick Gernert
kanaaaMA ss.tsh 80 -. A.. No..
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Tvs KsS VISIT erIzsn TAwsssY. sssssmSss .. ~ :
Vie Seixas Faces Talbert In
Fourth Round OF Natl Tourney

FOREST HILLS. NY. R-wlm.
hls6on iitlsAsidsr Vie ssixas ssts
hlB nfss maloR test IN ne National
Tsnnls Championships today when
Ne faees Q supremacy eonhdeat
BUY TaibeFt n Q foartA-ronnd
match.e
Amer hrsezing 10 archer easy
victory yesterday. ne sa-yeareld
rslesss was asked Il Ne thoughi
~ could tske TIE top-seeded dom
sgsle fevcrite.
Way notT"' Talbers replied
hiunsiy.
~ ny passing shots are work-
lne as weIl as IN the last two
matches, ] should have . very
geed ehsnee."
Tia featured match between old
saiasonlsis vas she seeOnd On TO-
days stadium program.
Here are Tie ether rUund Of 10
|psiFines:
Tep bfaekes--KuFt Nielsen. Den
mark, We. Fred kovalesn. wash.
lnaton. D. c.; Gardnar Mulicy,
Coral Gables. Fia. ". Tcrhen u
rich. Denmark; Lewis hoad, Ans
|teslis. W. Hamlisa Richardson.
Bsasn Rouge. Ia.
Lever bfaekea-Tony Trahert,
Cincinnau. vs. Ian AyFe. Australia
Bndge Patty. Les Angeles, va
Mervyn REESE. Australia; Ar Lar
|saA. 6sn Leandro. Calh.. vs. Sven
Davidssn. Sweden; Ken Rosswail'
Australia. Va. Ton Brown JF., San
francisco.
o. these. ealy Kovaleski. q tan.
dark.haire6 Defense Department
woEker. h O. outsider. Al other
fsyurites prevailed IN yesterday
ls-mateA session IN ioo-Aegree
beat
The 47.yeaF-old kovalesh. = Tor
msr puhlie PARIS champion from
lIlamiKamek Mica. YEA Q mara.
lshan duel win Straight Clark 81
Pasadsna, CALI. seeded No. 9. The
se1EU q he match, flashed n
ssmidarkness, vas s.. eli. IS.
rs.
Kovaleakfs hopes Of Q ranking
In tha Top 10 undergo . strain In
|today's match with Nielsen. the
sirapping, mustaehioed Dane who
won TIE Y. 9. indoor championship
last wimtsr. Nleisen was forced i've
sets yesterday BY Andy Pait'n Of
Ann Arbor, Mica. %. 60, 60, %,
e.
TaIbert, unseedsd Cor the first
time In - years and with an eye
en- the Davis Cup eapsainey, 10
playing tsanis viii . vsngsapee
nat shows. Ize IL anxious % I'M
press the tennis brass.
IN ne second rovnd me sim
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03

BATAVIA. NY. W-"I wux
ROBBED" the umpire cried.
Fritz Jordan. arbiler In de
class d PONY League. told police
geo and ether valuahles we're stolen
from his locker during a came
here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03

allie Reynolds u the Yankees
would LIKE 30 win two more wogid
Series games before he retires. He
has won six.
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A friehisned armadnlo nme.
times tumpa straight into ths air.
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YESTERDAYS mMsUlTs
ChallAnea28 4. x&4lla NeEA
AfamphlN "a. NeahwiIle .
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

ference for a few days. If away
on any Sunday his place in the pull
pit viii be filed by a seminary Sc
lection.
Plans are being formulated for
a daily vacation Bible School to be
held by the local church for two
weeks Immediately following the
closing of the Townsend school.
The shipments of mules to this
place used to be a great affair.
Usually a carload of frisky mules
would arrive every two weeks and
the sale would draw big attend
ance of farmers and truckers. All
looking for a bargain when the
auction started. These mules came
from Omaha, Nebraska, and ap-
peared able and willing to kick the
shortening out of a biscuit. They
averaged from S10O to $3.50 per
head and were said to be good
workers on the farm. Dinner was
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

list Church on the old site back in
1908. That event, so years ago,
was heralded all over the penin-
sula and an all-dsy service of ded-
ieation was carried out by the
many ministers and throng of lay
men taking active part in the ex-
ercises. This celebration will be
held on Sunday, May oath and
many of the former residents will
also be here TO swell the big throng
coming here to spend the day and
enjoy the great affair. 1t is hoped
that favorable weather viii prevail
during the occasion. A further an
nouncement will be made.
Paul Outten, fireman appren-
tice U.S.N., of Norfolk, Va, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Es-
tella outten and other members OF
his family.
After next Sunday the Rev. Hen
ry M. Parks will be away to con-
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

served on the grounds by local
cooks.
Full preparations for Memorial
Day are being made by a local
committee. The usual town gath
ering and later the gathering at
the Townsend cemetery will take
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

Today-and every day-people in Kent County
will make some $4,000 local and out-of-town tele-
phone calls Housewives placing grocery orders -.
checking on children :. chatting with friends.
Businessmen and merchants discussing problems
and their solutions ;. buying selling! More
people in Kent County now have telephones than
ever BEFORE and telephone service is becoming more
and more an indispensable part of their daily life.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

place. Members of the David C.
Harrison Post No. IA, of Smyrna
will also be present and carry out
the military program for the oc-
casion.
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

Subscribe to The Smyrna Times
sl.5O a year. payable in advance
Smyrna times., 1953-05-07

We who is firmly seated in au-
thority soon learns to think secur-
Evening star., 1953-03-15

Cultivator hoes. wedding hoes,
hand rakes, spading forks.
trowels make gardening
easier,
Evening star., 1953-04-26
Citizens Group MEETINGS

North Capitol - Lutheran
Church House, II Rhode Island
avenue NE.
The following meetings have
been scheduled in nearby Mary
land and Virginia.
Tomorrow.
Lyon Village-Lyon Village
Community House, North High
land street and Lee Highway,
Arlington, Va. q
Tuesday.
Sligo Park HillS-Home of
Carl Freeman. Is Wessex road,
Silver Spring. Md. New officers
will be elected.
Wednesday.
Oakview - Hillandale Fire
house. Silver Spring, Md, $3.50
pm.
Thursday.
Rolling Terrace-Rolling Ter
race Elementary School, Bayfield,
and Hood streets, Takoma Park,
Md. Wallace Hitchcock, Of the
HomeownerS' Tax League, will
speak on recent property as
SeSsments in Montgom er Y
County. New officers will be
elected.
Evening star., 1953-04-26

Police Chief Robert v. Murray
will speak at the meeting of the
Sixteenth Street Highlands Citi-
zens' Association Wednesday at
8 pm. in the Brightwood School,
Thirteenth and Nichplson streets
NV.
c. Melvin Sharpe will speak to
the Society of Natives tomorrow
night in the Mayflower Hotel at
8:15 pm.
Other meetings scheduled for
the week all of which begin at
8 pm. are:
Tomorrow.
Georgetown-St. Johns Parish
Hall. Potomac and o streets
NV.
Mid-City-ThompSon School,
Twelfth and L streets NV.
Northwest Councillor. Ellis
Harworth's residence, 4401 DAY.
export street NV.
Tuesday.
American University Park
Westmoreland Congregational
Church, Wisconsin avenue and
Westmoreland Circle NV.
Burroughs-Taft Junior High
School, Eighteenth and Perry
streets NE.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
NORTHWEST

lAMBERGER g WoHLFARTH. INC.
4701 4lst Street W0. $3.50
ATcHISoN 8 KELLER, INC.
I246 ToylOr Street IA. $500
JOHN {. BEAVERS. JR. 8 BRO.
Slll Georgia Avenue TU. 2-3444
JULIUS T. BECKER
1920 18th Street MA. S-7s37
THOMAS &. CLARK, INC.
G434 Connecticut Avenue. W0. 6-7l22
MAURICE }. COLBERT COMPANY
1908 N Street DI. 1896
HENRY R. EBERLY 8 SON
1906 North copitoI Street AD. 2-6s00
J. c. FLOOD COMPANY
a0l2 18th Street De. 2-2700|
GENERAL HEATING ENG. CO.,
INC.
%l30 Georgia Avenue TU. 2-4744|
c. M. LIPP 8 SON
I4l2 Que Street DU. 7-433l
JAMES }. MADDEN
72l First Street MA. s-6e32
| MICHAEL 2. A. MASsINo
16l9 Wisconsin Avenue EN-. 3-S557
MURRAY'S PLUMBING 3
HEATING co.
S05 Quintcnu Place. IA. 9-7l00l
PLUMBING SERVICE, INC.
|''24-Hour Service" RA. 3-S600I
e. [. POE, INC.
s2l3 Georgia Avenue IA. s-3o36|
PRUIn 8 ZIMMERMAN
243s 18th Street co. 5-2so6|
SHAPIRO PLUMBING 3 HING.
3006 Georgia Avenue TU. 2-ls00I
g. n. SHUGART
| 6le Won Buren Street IA. 9-6l24|
A. A. STACY 8 SON
1878 Iris Street
IA. 6-o461 JU. 1868
STANDARD GAS APPLIANCE
2sl3 18th Street
lAD. 1898 NO. 7-3467
D. n. STEVENS
1881 Quincy Street TU. z-45OO|
GEO. 2. A. STUTZ co.
l10o Que Street NO. 7-0467
JOHN WINAMEL
442o Georgia Avenue A 6-i66s|
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Miss Berger TO Speak

Miss Marie Berger, q counselor
in the State Departments
Technical Cooperation Admin
istration, will speak tomorrow at
8 pm. tomorrow in st. Peter
Claver Center, 814 Seventh street
S.W. Miss Berger will talk on
Can We Win Friends Abroad by
Helping Them to Live Better?"
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NORTHEAST

ALGlANc: PLUMBING 6 HING
co.
II Patterson Street Ex. 3-s34l
J. L. BATEMAN 8 SON
2004 Rhode islond Avenue Ho. 2-220(
CHARLES BRIcKERD
1907 Rhode lsIond Avenue AD. 2-4l61
DEXTER {. BRYAN
1900 Rhode IsIond Avenue DU. 7-47oC
FRED C. HESS & SONS
1879 Bennins Rood II. 3-352a
JOHN W. HIcDoN 8 SON
1900 10Th Street Ia. 6-7s7s
S. MIcHAELIS & co., INC.
3l9 A Street II. 6-590l
WEHRLE 8 DRURY
1909 KeniIworth Avenue LU. 10000
NELSON {. WELLS. INC.
1929 Oates Street II. 4-7456
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ANAcoSTIA MOTOR CO., INC.
1908 Good Hope Rd. Sc. Washington. D. c.
n. B. LEARY, JR. 8 BROS, INC.
16l2-l620 You St. NV, Washington. D. c.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 George Ave., Washington. D. c.
SKIENKER MOTOR CO., INC.
l2l6-2S Twentieth St. NV, Washington. D. e.
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Births Reported

(By the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
MALE.
Thomas and Virginia Aquilion.
Melvin and Mona Banner.
Albert and Oddie Beck.
Edagr and Phyllis Campbell.
Mason and Velme Cole. jr.
Vincent and Epiphany Flora.
Donald and Ella Frohlich. q.
Ralph and Kiyoko Hayward.
David and Frieda Howden.
Newton and Leora Minor.
Lawrence and Margo O'Rourks.
Milan and Frances Reynolds.
Raymond and Thelma wilson, ir.
Charles and Elizabeth Campbell.
Joseph and Catherine Farmer.
Herman and Dorothy Jones. tr.
william and Gwendolyn Morrow.
James and Daphne Ball.
Harold and Carol Becker.
Smith and Gertrude Blair. jr.
Walter and Dorothy Fay.
John and jeanne Floyd. 1r.
John and Jeannette Godshalk.
james and Catherine Holloway.
Lyman and Charlotte oiesker.
John and Margaret Redick.
RAYMOND and Margaret Eheualt.
Morvecai and shoehana shaley.
Nineveh and Jessie Davis.
James and Juanita Fox.
Johnny and Sylvia LanieT.
FEMALE.
Stowe and Frances Allen.
Joseph and Ethel Avery.
deTaId ana Aiphia Fitspatriek.
Charles and Rita Hurley.
william william and and Leon LeSna Lshnn Ksim;
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SOUTHWEST

COILS 8 BURKE, INC.
Reor 2l4 K Street Dl. 7-6S40
sHURFIRE FUEL PRODUCTS. INC.
1925 South Ccpitol Street II. 7-448S|
GEORGE 2. WARNER 8 COMPANY
Reel Estote's Jobbins Plumber"
ST. 3-34S9
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SOUTHEAST

BEST PLUMBING 8 HING. co.
1906 Pennsylvonio Avenue II. 3-40ee
DONALD W. BOWER
1920 Livingston Rood 10. 7-7067
ALBERT {. EDWARDS
1911 Eost Cupitol Street II. 3-0S58
GEORGE D. WEITZEL
2l22 Nichols Avenue LU. Abb
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