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IS College Grid
Teams Unbealen

NV YORK R-Thlrty i've =.
Ice io0iball elavema. lmelndirs fur
malr scAoola. Femained nnheaten
and unlie6 tnday e. lAs sire sea.
go moved he Ne flnal Tee weeks
Noifs name. naryiand West
virginia ED Be- lar were lhs ne.
lue teams ~ malnlalnsd thelr N.
Nemininhed EecnEds In satnrdas.s
eamnetllNm.
Litle feru ssais rsachers u Ne
raska tses fhe lisi VITA elehs
aralEhs vietasies. Nine osher e..
eEes have go ssxsn n 80 al
Fenr.
u an. II teams LEST tAsir pr.
nj afandian ever the weekmnd
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Nays Failure To Make First
Down On NOtre Dame An Error
~ gmamv a8wA

SOUTH nEND. nd. - - n
ten tat hoes - defeat NOiru
Dane us saason eat maka 4
mlsfaks.
Wat has happened b Ira hpss
esneElally Navy b sa1nrdaY'a ~
les b tha natiom mmmhef enc
teams nA@ula BE . ieaaam d. aha
remalnina Metre Dane oppumanin.
Pea. Narth caFullna. Iowa. smufh,
srn calfsrnia and seulheFn Men
edls1
rhs frst NAVY nlssaks was a
error e omiaaion--the TaTs nae,
leefsd b mako . fra dowm WITH
- inehes % 90 On Metre Dmmbe'l
I'VE early In the first qnmraar.
haa NAVY scored. h MOT have
eeen Q aifieFen9 came. A1 least.
wixh : &c ionchdewn laaa a.
next to Navy miaiEkss wouldn,
lave beea - easfly.
Thase came IN ne seeand aulnr'
lsr wAaa Navy quaFtarhaek GearRs
welsh knoeked an IgaaA ed anms
paaa mo the kamdn uE halfhaeh
ice Heap Cor q i7e Metre Dams
lead. ed than lobbed : aons whirA
qnaFtsrhaek RalpA Cnglieimi inter,
espted sd returned e yards Coz
3 tsueAdown
Metre Dame reserves nsxea An d
eompleta ne as-point Ira secpnd
auaFtar. T6e eionlnG kall pFgvidas
: aplendM oppoFtunsay - iaas lIfnl
beach talent but even tea. tha
alxtA sd hnal Metre Dane toueA
dswn eama after . sseona ssrlnr
SesFs Dana end hlneksd 4 Nav
punt and . feurth slEing esnIasI
faeoxerea On Nays seven.
Against Pita, tee weeks haflnra
Metre Dame rallled IN gAa seeund
haif tnr . vietoFy tat I'D ia
laFnlnG pant wAsn star panihar
haek beooy Rps nealeeisa 1.
emsrgs iFnm Ms end sons anA ga
nallsd for a safety.
Saturdays fifth alralskl viranry
YES e<hiesed vita caaeh Frani
Laahy waiehing TIE aeaAan On esle
vissoa at hia home - niles auFay
Leahy. whose collGgua durlnR ~
Ceorgla Tea game was alfrib,rfst
b "aeuts paneFsatills. " b expseis.
e resume his eoackins dulies. a
lsasl q half spssd. cary h Ghs
vel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

AanF q hruiaans - rs win exsr
Hlnmi nsaaA - FRIDAY. tAa -
Wer MHA sehnua fooGban team
seea lnaD ~Eet@emez4" onre msEs
Als wsekend keiess meeting ths
nEus hag tssEs e lhelr Beasoa =
bufA browas mA Peter 80
Pum and 1siIsrnom a Tampa.
n d % secret that ne consAs
murs hms ssanerahly ~ ihs san.
ssInatioa e GAe cansianca eiaah. .
sea befsTe 49, mei tha Beaeh
ed FridnT ml9af's epen daia Is
eulng le maka tha bailie agalnsi
nFumnra. wham lAa coneAs hase
napaF bananm aouhsy tough.
Lao yaar 49, bafGied % . -.
N 90 and the year bafnre &C
nruwnrds maIhsa Ell with q 80
eta n lhsif ffnl meeiing. sis. Pc
fnr nna FMl6 haxa al1o anlne4 3
EAR a daxnna ever ~ Coaehl.
gefIsrnoa i ~ fsr ne tousAese
eppnmani. 60 caneha have EYER
sehmAuled. Il 80 Cumeha ahould
wnik om wlih = derinioa ever ihal
rauh. . nAc - sehoo. a vi BE- .
sarpriss h : - e. quartsra.
ne ConeA1 - 9 inio drals -
lay i 81 sflegt - prepare them-
selwas ~ - Brswsrds h taeir
miy rna6 aama q iAa seasoa
Thay ease 81 81 Fridnya eiaah
N annd phynleal e9ndltlnn with sAa
axeapGlna Il : lsw bruises. Coaeh
"a naGkmna eommenied toaay
ihni -we ere aelag - have - wuEk
hsrd . kser b shape iDr hFe.
ward
Ms expressed aailslastiun q shs
uny lhn Cuaehs xama lrum hehlnd
n anlm o. Niss2y. ~ wed besml
IN lha nnme lFama "a mind IN -
aMsg a. 80 waEn IN the seeond
haf. n wa hase seaa . dlIsF.
ani n1fy. he eemmenied.
na aa1ed ~ s re Conchs 80
h h sesFea e - tpok > Geed
rlnh o o. s
Ne sinalnd 60 Ned siiekmsy .
Glhhy Gates - Joe Fineda o.
nralsn niler - wlm Gates. In paE-
ilruinr, 60 - - acurlng wlih llna
puns ref<zsaa. pineda ran ed
pnhsed lks 81 lie : dsmea Hal
eniomon rs laadsd lsr - lie.
haeklng.
Ths line i eomlns h iur eems
wugM lAn weak
Tuminha. - nmaEferhmrk eImh
WI hniA lhair raHular meafing II
nnmenln's ne9laarsni. Taeyn
Hear ccarh Bexkman SPEAK sd
rnhasA Fritay sights elasA.
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MsFyland ssin Ass ceorrs wasA-
ngian, hissistippa an6 Alahama
e - schedzie. 0F Mssa. which
Aas eeen heaien ealy asea--hy Al.
earn Stands tAs eess sAanes
against ne Terra
Hhnois has ere 80 i ths aoor
b hlGA soSieU. ne INA Aavs
eeea tsed bui 40 hestsn. n thry
cas- Sc past MisAiEan SATURDAY.
thsy sho1ld have essar saRsna 10
tie Dc Tea ufis snc ; ID - ne
Rose boNl Afssr Michixan. thry
have enly Wiscuaaa a. Norsk.
western q disposs q
here was some warry II ne
ullni camp thai Paraus alehs pFr-
ssni . pruolsm. especially sftsr
hekin9 hiehigan STATE TIE prexi-
Gus week. BIT ne naasF aksrs
eealdnt sicp .. c. carotzss I'D
Mieksy Bates. ths ullnfs talenied
sopnomores and unless one af tier
suddeniy dsselops . ease e ne
eoal q looks hks 10 zee else gu.
ne ether REESE houd nsminee
SUI = up d ne az because ne
Pacific Coast ConteFenee race Il
fsr ron settied AZ TIE momeuf
ssanford. winner u al i've of rs
league games. rules TIE favoriie
bus = stiil mus, dispose e Soulh.
err California aai calIornia.
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q addliioaal thousands of go.
for free dlstrihuiion.
Otherwiae. TIE suhenmmlla.s
ucald lave hsd - refer rssus1ls
. Ne Gotsrnmeni PrlHtlns ofHes
uhicA eelis Ne doeumenl ~ =
cents 8 egg.
Asked 30 shsss frisads - a.
ssnizaiinns gws. Lemen 40 n
90 % kmgw and addnd ct. evew
4 hs @. ha &c ne know wAsshsT
neg woald Be wfline b hsss thslI
asmes mads puhlir.
Ne also sad ~ "a go knsw
eoS maeh monsy hey 10 ga
~ Ne priaiine. but hs "a A
unaersioos the covernmsns PFina.
ne Olflee's wholssale rate gur "a
purchases = ~ Loo a. 4 eanas 4
sopy. A tAst figws. @.aa sspsss
Soaad eoxt 900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
AUBURN MIAMI tilt
SLATED FOR FRIDAY

CORAL GABLES. FIA. - A.
burn and usixsrslsy q Mani,
whieA have pisysd to spsetaeu.
lar eamsa n tAsk ealy prsvioaa
msstingn. meet iur ths third tine
IN segtbaa y - orsngs D0wi RI
DAY night AubuFn. aalning . -
eoFd ~ yands - ths gEuund q
galnSi hliami. ted tAs lstl zane
Ms h . sams h whieh Mlami
sea eomR paaalna eeeerds whlcA
lasted uiHtn - lat euupla ef years.
In les. ths HaFFieanea struck haek
% win 0-5 IN ia game watch
boosted thsm 10 ne 0ranes Bozi.
Harry cIhsnl San e. yards win e.
intercepksd Aubarn Pass b aive
MS ganhs tis easla e rseord sat.
taring rDsFfmmaaees.
Thls year. tha battle batwaan ne
too marks kha epemlna q Mlaml's
finni hone stand Ger 1888. Games
vita NlReinla Tea and Flnrida 20
main b Found Ell ths Mlami seha.
duls and 60 lAe ouicome e sAass
thrss sames III hlnss ne success
&c failure e Mlami's ists can
paign.
Fos Aabura. ne game marks o
respite hetweem eiaahes VITA somGA-
eastern eomferenea fees. Ths Tlg-
ers. aflsr l<king slstson. have
net Mississlppa. Minsiasippi STATE.
ceoraia TseA. ralans and Flriaa
% successive sstardays. a wesk
frum Saturday. TIE Tigers return
loa eonfsrsnes eompstifion against
Georgia.
AZ ths starr q tAs year. tha Tle.
egS had tasl far prospects. TheyI
knsw thay I'D oas Sod team 1T
sneeess e tAa season was declared
~ b hsw wsll vlnes Dooisy. intur-
q n 49,. wsni threagh ne schs-
dais ant how fasi ths sepAomeEes
dsvelopad. TAs Tigers eame
lhrough en 10Th eomnas and now
boass tive equally Sod teams ard
. foek e TIE baeka. tnppad D.
lhis samle apllt.T wizard Vince Dee
leg.
This eoald ~ ths best game e
ne season b tAs oranas Bowi vita
ne mere hlaxing oglbursi of e.
lenalye might 10 eontinne the ia
scoring tradlttom Il Miami Auhmrn
rlaahes.
TIE MuFTteanss F0tmrned fFom.
Ssw ywk b tine fur . iosssnlae
~ dri1l sunday. Tuesday will sss
he hssviesf serimmagins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
.Turn-tO Wins
Richest Race

CAMDEN. NJ. EWhA - ..
year.ol4 racing eAampioaakip gill
. wild seFamhla, kosssmen looksd
today b sha Kemsnrky Joekay Cmh
STAKES at Lsuiawille naxt sat4rday
Coz q eolt that mlgks BE- mads o
wintsr beok fsvaFias fss - ansa
Derby.
ne Ca Neg Nahas's TaEn-Ts
ADDED eaafazien - tka tavsnils tie
chass Saturday ~ gallopln9 efE
wifA tAa 80 - GaFdsn slata
Stakes. worid's Fiehesf harss Fsea.
A pear go. Native Dancsr Vas
unosaAsa IN aine races 10 sew -
tha a-yearald tide. be tbs saaann
ne msemies have hmem beaaln9
eaeA eehNr auiiR raGuimly.
san h eenlan1ioa Or eAampisa-
sAlp kenoF1 ere ths NASTY Hsase
Farm's Has1y naae. G. Y. whit-
oeys Fish3Fman &c nmngnfsen
Farm'a paraerAeana. Joe Caves.
nano's Errnnd Khmg. ard - lFsaA-
bred TmFn-Tn
rarn-Ts uphsld tas thsrougAkrsd
reputatlaa e fha Emera4 lie
hsndLly satHF6ay waen hs taek tAs
malnr share e lka Carden Skala
Para sag e ttst.ma 8-eAa 80
set pmrss ever go ~ . Fass-
hnrBe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
Wins

MkAlCo CITY an wns tAe
hess SGT ! ever paay@a IN my llsa. .
= hahaani BUY Msxwen "a "A.
mirers today.
Ths hiond. 2tyeasSls T.x.n
esserday Ne the Mexieo ana
tesr ehampianxhlp - \. -.
'sated Frank ssranak.r - Tc,,'s.
sn1 . h TIE flnah N a. 49,
Iyara. par-5a chursAuarm $50
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
Double Burglary

NEW YoRK R-Two poliesmsn.
suspict@ns ef tie youfhs. srrasasd
ne PAR yesterday and iouaA zee
earryinG es1.2
he car. aflsr ansstisning. -
porssdly admiflad ioolinN . har
and gin ARR ellmbama IN lhrowah
9 tFennmm.
An fouR wsns kaek % aAa tavarm.
whsrs iAay sputle6 thrumgh Eha
wtndew ansEAsF visitsr a ne bars
reGiBter.
TAs efhssrs ssdsrsd tAs maa ct
q Ne tavera AZ Ne eempliad
meekly. 10 angrny extinlmed:
las plaes rs hesm FuAhedl
fhersa nge Q nixksl leal~
Tie yuutAs- naru,d Kesn, a.
and kirhsrd Va nufkiFk. ie-and
Ne man. hoeeEt Lawrenea, -.
SsFs ehHrss9 "a buFdaFy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
FEET ARE BIGGER

DGfhuir 1cirif' 1T ere
estiing bigger.
ZEE that yea have tha wura a
James G hoak. presideni q ths
Michigan See Retailers Assn.
Over tie last ~ years. ks sals
ne average sac q womsas shoss
has increased non e. - "a
Ne credited tern-ags wsuxins a
moeeasana and losiert. whlrA ~
aAd has permitted ne - -
eruw normaIly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

9E0ul, R-sosGh Ksrsan PFssl.
dent syngmaa Rhes teday haile1
ne rsesui sisnins a ne q. g..
sou1A KaHsas mmfnai defsnss paes
- - eilwy- - kls eguntry.
hhse lnaas - saalnmeua a .
mass eeishrnkaem hunortma tha
treaty slhd wsleomlng nepuAlle a
KaTea Fswelam MlmlsfaF Pyum Yumg
Tai haek frum slantmg earemsnien
IN Washlnxana
n treaty rs initiafed las A
gaEl b q esafzFsrea h seo4 -
tween Rlhse ed Z. 3. Secretary e
Slats Jokn Fsslxr pullsa. q IS
. pwlea iur Rhsa'n aeeeptanea Il
ths 1nly ~ armlstira
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
They're ClullOns
For Punishment
AT Salem College

SALEM. WNa. AThey arsn's
taiking ahoua druppina footban ai
nalam Callsaa even though -
sehoul hasn't wom . lnofhan game
Or more lAan lhfee years.
Salem tloasa oat lie 1854 sansan
Saturday, losina Gs Do 1lenxllle
slats. Il was he cigAih less h
elEhl games Us seasun. d marked
taa ED e. she ard strsiehl see.
tun &alems nridteFs have gnle
wilhnui = en- ~ 4 was ne ah
slRnleAi haa h thrsa and q kali
baannmA
TIE laal aams Sassm woa waa
h the faa sf ta1 uhen the Tizers-a
some Fans slill ED hen tat
manaaed o seFatgh West Viz.
Glnla Wsaieysn iar q - MA.
hui CoaeA ChaEiie lrumaNe does
nag have - wim aAmns 10 keep
hla tnh nFamana has heem coaeh
~ past TEE aeahanA. lie undouni
edIy woaia Tie e wln hui he does
npl have ~ mueh = werk vita.
Aalsm. supgaried ~ ne Seventh
Day Baptist ehaFxh. has about -
nindanis euFrenlly earufled. Ahoul
80 of thnae are mighi simdenis and
mol ellsihie tt hxthah 0l ne It's
cas- Htudenia. ahout hAli are coeds
Thai lesyes about "a males. Be.
tweea - and - Fl these are maa.
lslarial stuAenis. mesi preiiy hasy
Wiia thelr studies.
nat leaves erumans roanhly 81
siudHmia frem wAicA io draw Ia
ioc&ball squad n averages ahous
n Fiayefn . neaaan. uot cutie tie
taama.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
Private Aid In
Printing Govt
Report Asked

WASHINGTON R-Prsxata indl
vtdualn ard orKani1atioas ere help
tng TIE senate Internal seessrity
subeommiiies 10 financs free dis
trl6ufioa Fl iis repou e. lister
ioeking sabxersion IL CoveFnmenl
Departments"
A spokesman fur ne suheommii
Tee. headed By Sen. Iennar tR-lndl
sad ioday he eouid - name ths
donorx nor say how maeA they
have eontrlbuied 10 pay 90 prini.
ing eopies q TIE sepags eepoFt.
Howsver. figures he gave mi.
ested hat the printing of mors
than $500 copies has heen prl.
vately financed.
Ths report Vas puhllahed lais
IN August after hearings me ths
way Communist agents infliRaied
ne executive and legislative
Hanehes q TIE goxeFnmsni.
To date ne subeommiltes has
distributed iii.ooo eopies.
II addiiion. the report eanghf
TIE faney af the Repahllean Ma.
tional COMMITTEES. A spokesman
said L had purchased so.no eoplas
and has cent them 10 party leaders
throughout the eountry - -even
doSn 70 the county level"
II TIE report. TIE internal e..
cur1iy aubcommiiiee pieced a.
Eethes accumulated evidenrs and
testimony about commmnlns pene.
tratioa IN the aDvernmenl. from
he early fs1os On.
4 eoaelnded that Soviet assnts
have earried On . sneeesxful and
impaxtant peneiraiioa e ths Eos.
srnmeni. from TIE lowsr tanks %
iop-lsvel policy posts. and thai
,'ss.' .I Ps.sir. = has 40 been
For TREE weeks a. % aflar Dub.
iieafion a TIE report. TIE sab
eommlfiee received saeknfal 81
nat reqaesting copies. Requests
are eoming IN nou a . rate a
aboui So . DAY.
Asked about THIS damand and
how I has been met. unham NJ
Loweii. ne subeommlstea's lnfor.
mation efiieer, gave us account
h - interview
Ths subcommlitee las senate
sushorizstion 10 have - y Sea
ropaes e iis hearings and rspar,s
pEinied ~ ne coxernmeaf Print.
nc Ollles ior free distributioa
howeFer, TIE demand fsr thls
particular report qulekly en-
Aansfed Ne subcommlifsas ana.
nsnf e 500 eopies. ssnes con-
IFsss lad adiournsd, re sensis
soald nof he aaked b sushorisa
pxintlng sdditional eopsss.
u MS sitnatioa. LsweH ssiS
'frienda and orgamizatlnus lussF.
saie9 n ne eommltaeess wurkss
'Aipped IN 10 PAY for TIE prsn1iau
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02
The
Weatllerman
Says

Key wsss snd vseanisy: Mostly
party elosdy throsxh nsasday
wisA possibility q scattered liehi
sAswsra. coaaAnnsA MA ceutls
% mederais nortksast winds II.
ersssing 70 nnodersts b frssA and
hsoomlng sasl ard southeast b.
Tsesday aighl Lo~ temperature
ianieht ahout n degrees; high
Tuesday about a degrees.
Florida: Partly eloady and mid
throuGh Tuesday.
Jseknonyills thrvaah the Fiorida
Straits and East Galf: Genfis %
moderaie noFtheast b east winds
ihroash nsssday. Partly el0ady
wealAsr.
Western caFibbean. Moderaie
eastsriy winds aAFuugh Tuesday
Party elo.dy weather. widsiy
scattered shower8
Weather Summary fer ths Trupi.
eal Atianiie. caFihhe4n Sea Area
and ths Eastern culf e Msxico:
Weather eon6itions are normal IN
ths trupieal areas loday with no
sisns of any disturbances.
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3 High Schools
Still indicated
81 Tlln A1SocIATnn pnaIg

~ H#NN N@3&&8AA& - - -
onsy eiaka Fiorida hlaA scAool
|fosaban teams rWmalned an the IN.
|deieatad. united list taday amer
weskend aetinn that saw Eve per.
feet Feenrds ruined.
Eaks wales ard Halnss cty
head tAs select gruup wffA sslvsa
virtorlss eaeh.
O<haf unbeaten, un1iaa teams
are chipiey. with aix vieanrSes:
Pensacola. Plseeress. Tituaville.
manalee and umaallla wifh I've
aagh.
kneeked CT q the perfect FankB
~ defeats CO ties were Bnnnall
an6 craeesllle wklrA I'D 80 six:
Tate ard winter PARA. Eve: SIS.
Peter snd Paul Il Mani. isar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02

NV foRK n "A L. 49,
ueeksad tsisvisioa shou IA a..
led ple1gss e szm0a ~ -
Arthrili1 sd RAanmaiism F@una..
tion.
Dozsnn Il radio. W, thsase al
aeta peFiEners appeared e. AZ
tsistAoa" pruEram, whieh snA.{
at nooa Yesterday. \ mlxlasi.i
trom siatloa wPfx and - -
% several osAer slalioaa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-02


NV YORK O. - EweTyhody h
gefflng into ne Boho 0.son act
Now Paddy Young, ne Iass Eobe
elimlnaled belora Randy Turpln
u bach ea the scene.
Paddy. making his fra STAR
since hs ioat 10 Discs June 10 Coo
the AmeFiean mldlleweigll tile
bozes Sammy Glnlianl q SIAN.
fEd. Coan-. Friday e 81. Nlchular
ia. he bout ~ - tslscasl
b. NC.
4 Paddy wins ais ons, ben b
yellln9 = want bobo- alang win
70 Cavilam. Ioey Giard0llo. Racky
Casaellani and Ernle Daxando.
Ths Eastern PARKWAY shew. ear.
re- ~ d hont " b soma bsc.
ilons Il ne eountzy ~ ba hlaeksd
ct n New Vera tnniahs hs~anss
q pxN-eieetion eommitmenas. On.
sr cities. however. vi see Dammy
Gi0sanalli "a nruohlyn and Roeky
Casalio u Chicago h . welfeF tlIm.
Chaek Dsvey bumps % agaAnna
q ~musf" ilgki Wednesday e TIE
Dstroat olympis (cBS-TvD. MS .
Femaieh wifA Al Andrews 81 So
persnF. via. whe knoeked him
down ard beat him at saglnRw.
Mica. n sepsambsr. Davey. TIE
ex-enlaEinn iFom Lansing. Mieh.
needs . yietnry badly - Fe-esiab-
lisa himself b ne wsllsr eiasa
The winnsr sets blliy craAAm.
vslsran New Yorksr, q Dsuult
Dee. 4
HmFuld gahmsom. inndlmK Mghf
heavy eAallenger 10 ehamplnm Ar.
che Moore. meets Henry Han AZ
Nsw 0rieans Or the lhird tine a
Mauaukee En- TIE Saturday niKhf
series tABc.TfD. Han sahs fg
Larry Watsnn q Omaha. Neh. uho
piled eui because II Q haek IN.
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-09-10
Continued Bus Service
Considered Sept. 9Th
Official Proposes To
Route Memphis Bus
Through Lexington

The question Of continued blu.
service for Lexington was con.
sidered in a meeting held Wed
pesday morning in Lexington in
the educational building Of the
First Methodist Church with the
Hon. Alton Massey Of Kosciusko,
Pu bile Service Commissioner,
nnd Representatives ~ Continen-
tai Southern Bus Lines in attend
ance.
Mr.. Sam c. Watts of the bus
company told the group of about
40 interested business men and
women that he was recommend
ing to his company that it route
a Memphis bus through Lexine-
ton from Durant and on to jack
son in the mornings and also
route return trip in the even
ing from Jackson to Pickens and
Lexington and continue to Du-
rant. This would give bus service
dailv IN and out Of Lexington.
II the bus line reacts favor,blv
To NJ. Watts suggestion It IS ex-
pected that the proposed public
hearing. scheduled for Friday in
jackson at 1000 a. m. will be
cancelled.
Pat M. Barrett served as mas
ter Of ceremonies at the meeting
Wednesday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-09-10
Durant Tigers Defeat
Pearl Pirates 1916 Al
Bennett Field
Journey To French
Comp Friday Night

The Durant Tigers kicked off
the 1853 season with 1876 vic
tory over the Pirates of Pearl
High School Friday night.
Showing midseason conditioning
the tireless Tigers pushed over
touchdowns in the first, third,
and fourth quarters. The visitors
only threat came early in the sec
ond period after a series Of pass
competitions set up their lone
touchdown. The smaller Durant
line outcharged their heavier op-
ponents all night and opened gap
ing holes in the line for the ball
carriers. The downfield blocking
was very impressive. Ten first
downs were registered by the
Tigers compared to seven by the
Pirates.
Durant travels to French Camp
Friday night to take on the rug
ged Ozark Horses" of the Big
Black Conference.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-09-10

District Forester E. P. Mcmillan
and Assistant District Forester G.
A. Bozeman of Rolling Fork are
shown as they discussed fire pre-
vention plans for the Northwest
District in Holmes County State
Park, before group of area for
esters and chief crew leaders.
The meeting was designed to
greatly reduce unnecessary losses
by wild woods fires to the land
owners Of this and the other
counties. All district personnel
and Area Foresters of the Missis-
sippi Forestry Commission at
tended the meeting, including
Bill Gibson of Holmes county.
Mr.. Gibson said that during the
past forest fire season, PIG fires
ravaged $4,000 acres of Holmes
County's timberlands, causing an
estimated monetary loss of over
$350,000 to landowners; not to
mention the job potential of the
young destroyed timber.
Most of these losses can be at
tributed to carelessness and mis-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-09-10
Mrs. Johnson Hostess
Euzeli0n IS Gloss

Mrs. Pate Johnson was a gra
cious hostess on Monday evening
to members of the Euzelian Sun
day School Class of the First
Baptist Church in their monthly
business meeting and social.
Mrs. Gresham Daniel was ir
charge the devotional and she
gave a most inspirational discus
sion of the selected scriptures.
Mrs. Dut Ingram, president
presided over the business ses.
sion in which officers were elect
ed as follows: president, Mrs
Louie Clements; vice president
Mrs. E. N. Corbin; secretary
treasurer, Miss Marie Melton:
recording secretary, Mrs. Wheel
er Hawkins.
In the social hour a beautiful
party plate was served consist
ing Of fruit salad. assorted sand
wiclnes and crackers spread with
ctoasA, cocanut cake and Cokes,
couonteen members and the
c'oee teacher. Miss Mamie B,
Clark. enjoyed Mrs. Johnson's
hospitality.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-09-10
Mrs. Y. 1. Willis Gives
Buffet Supper

The home Of Mrs. v. L. Willis
on North Highway was the
scene of a Buffet Supper honor
ing her granddaughter, Dixie Win
born and weekend house guests.
Pink champagne was the party
theme. Thew dining table was
covered with \ white cloth and
conferred with pink roses and
satin ribbon loops in pink bowl,
complimented by pink tapers in
crystal holders and pink cham
payne glasses. The place
cards were miniature glasses Of
pink satin and sparkle. Bowls Of
2innias and other late summer
flowers were placed throughout
the reception roam. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Winborn
assisted in serving the quests.
Those present were: Dixie Win
born. Johnny Howell, Ann Hes-
gle. W.R. Taylor. Bay City, Tex:
E1elle Lewis, Jeanelle Howell.
Lucy Jones, Dick johnson al
jackson. -
Dancing was enjoyed later in
the sventAe.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-09-10
Holmes County's
Forestry Queen
Will Be Chosen
Twelve Entries Are
Made In Annual
Beoutv Contest

On Monday night, September
18th at 7:30 pm. the Holmes
county, contest for Queen of the
Forest" will be held at the school
auditorium in Lexington. At this
time a beautiful young lady will
be selected to represent Holmes
county in the district contest IN
be held at a later date in Yazoo
City.
This event is being sponsored
BY the Lions Club of Lexington
in cooperation with the Mississip-
pi Forestry Commission.
Rules governing the contest are.
Contestants must be between The
ages Of 16 and 2l: must be un-
married and from a rural COM
munitv. Any town with $500 or
less population is considered r,,-
raj. Entrants shall be Judged on
beauty and personality alone.
Young ladies already entered
in the contest and their sponsors
include Shirley Temple. TchuIa
Lions Club; Katherine Branch.
Woman's Reading Club, Good.
man; Shelby WEIGH, Home Dem
onstration Club, West; Betty n j
lis and Joy Holmes, P.T.A. West:
LOWE Burland and Jane Meme.
hon, Home Demonstration Club.
Castalian Springs; Sara Anne
Terry, Home Demonstration Club.
Bethesda; barbara Ann Edwards.
Home Demonstration Club, Eben-
ezer; Freddies Ann Byrd, Home
Demonstration Club Brozeville.
and Frances Rogers, American
Legion Auxiliary. Lexington.
Additional entries in the forest
ry queen contest and their spon-
sors are Edvthe Moore, Franklin
HID Club; Sue Odom, Tchula
BPW Club; and Mary Dale, a
Goodman HID Club.