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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30

Crowds Are
|UpIn 1858

NEW YORK R 49, Although the
first half of the 1853 football season
has produced q slight overall de.
cline. in attendance at major col
lege games, several conferences
show an increase over last year.
An Associated Press mid-season
survey showed yesterday that the
Ivy League and Border, Southern
and Southeastern conferences are
the only groups which have been
filling their stands with more con-
sistency than in 1852 during Sep
TENDER and October. At the same
time, the other major conferences
are having difficulty breaking even
with last years totals.
The Ivy League, depending pri.
marily on the family" attendance
OF alumni, students and their
friends and relatives to pack the
stadiums, has accounted for an at
tendance gain of 4.37 per cent.
In "a games the eight Ivy League
teams have played to an average
attendance of 23,S73. This is 1000
q game more than the total for %
games at the same time las,
season.
The seven Border Conference
schools have played q games. The
attendance has improved 4.48 pei
cent over 1852 with an average Of
10, 4S2 at each game.
The Southern Conference. DESPITE
having seven members drop out te
form the Atlantic Coast Conference
boasts q lis per cent increase
while crowds at Southeastern Con
ference games reveal q gain of OF!
per cent.
The statistics also show that
teams In IL major conferences
plus "a major" independents
have taken part in fewer game.
50 far than they had at this tim.
q year ago. The drop in attendance
comes out to 2 s3s per cent.
Last season 324 games attracted
7, BOO. S40 fans for an average o.
|A,077 per game. This year 7,168, 81.
spectators have turned out at 30t
games for q z3,z74 average, only
sos less per game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30
Racing Mogul
Takes Lead

DAYToNA BEACH 0-William
II. Tuthin is taking n leave Of
absence as executive secretary Of
the National Assn. of Stock Car
Automobile Racing to direct the
NASCAR Carnival Of Speed pro-
gram to be held In Palm Beach
County Feb. Ia.
BIN France, president and foun-
der Of NAScAR, said Pat PURGE
hill, NASCAR manages, win handje
the organizations national pro-
gram during Tuthlll.s absence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30
Big FIVE HITTEkS
Boxing Results
THURSDAYS FIGHTS
By Tho Assaeiafed Press

SAN JOSE, Calf. Eddie Cha.
vez, 1854, San Jose, outpointed
Bonnie Espinoza, LA, Cebu City,
Philippines, 10.
FALL RIVER, Mass.-Tony An.
thony, 1894, New York, stopped
Tommy Smith, 1914, Providence,
S.
DETROIT -Embrel Davidson.
214Ha, Detroit, knocked out John
Holman, 201Ia, Chicago, 2.
NEWARK, NJ. - Charlie Nor
kus, 1877, Jersey City, outpointed
Matt Daniels, 1SS, New York, 9.
WORCESTER, Mass. - Curly
Munroe, lbs, Worcester, outpointed
Charlie Slaughter, 1Sz, Jersey City,
10. 80.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30
Passing Battle Seen Saturday
In Ceorgia-Alabama Conflict

ATHENS, Ga. Up - Georgia s
pass-happy Bulldogs may get a
taste of their own medicine when
they wind up their home schedule
tomorrow against Alabama.
Bart Starr, the Crimson Tides
sophomore quarterback. doesn't
have the reputation of Georgia's
Zeke Bratkowski, but he is pretty
adept at throwing that football.
Zeke leads the nation with 6S
compilations in 12S attempts for
1888 yards. Starr, who has had
better ground support than Zeke
and consequently hasn't had to
throw as often, ranks 14th nation
ally. He has completed IS of u
for 464 yards.
This will be Bratkowski's final
appearance on his home field SO
|he will be anxious to make a good
showing against Alabama. He had
one of his best dys against the
Tide last year, when he picked up
z2S yards on II competitions.
Although STAIRS passing is dan
gerous, Bulldog Coach Wally Butts
has other worries.
"Pm afraid Alabama will over
power US with a superior line and
good running game, just as Mary
land and Louisiana State did" he
said. "H Alabama controls the ball
most of the time, we won't have
4 chance to get our passing attack
rolling"
Georgia, 4 seven-point underdog,
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Golden Rams Down Raiders
In Barefoot League Battle

Ram tumble to gain possession al
midfield and shortly Allen carried
the ball around right end on a %
yard scoring iaunt TO knot the
count.
In the third quarter. the game
settled down to q bitterly contest
ed defensive duel with most Of the
action centered at midfield. The
Raiders drove down TO the Rams
Is yard line early in that period
but the Rams held and they took
over on downs.
Steve Wood intercepted one Of
Higg's aerials in the final period
and carried ii back to midfeld but
they could not get an attack going.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30

touched all the way for the winning
score. Paul Higgs split the up
rights for the extra point.
It marked the first victory for
Coach Don Walston's Rams.
The Rams scored in the first
quarter when Paul Higgs picked
so yards on two running plays and
then threw perfect pass to Bob
Mckinley in the end zone. The try
for the point was no good.
Doug Allen, hard driving hall
back, spanked a second quarter
Red Raider drive which carried
all the way down to the Rams q
yard line but they could not push
across a score on that try.
But they took advantage of q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30
Baseball Set
Sunday

Mikes Plumbers win play the
!USS Bushnell baseball team Sun.
day afternoon at 2 p. m. at Walk.
Ter Field. Mikes will attempt "a
come back after absorbing two de.
feats at the hands of the Navy
men as a part Of the Ell Critic de
lYara celebration.
Pedro Rodriguez win be In the
box for Mikes with Nash on the
hill for the Navy with Coto receiv.
ing his losses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30
ON CARS

NEW DELHI B-India imposes
standard duty of rs per cent on
the cost price Of imported small
automobiles with less than eight
horsepower in assembled form.
Commerce Minister T. T. Krishna-
Machari says.
The figure compares with duties
ranging as high as 81 per cent ON
certain parts Of the same cars in
mocked-down condition. A COM
merce ministry spokesman explain
ed that ''the duty on parts varies,
depending on whether the particu-
Tar component is or Is not produc-
ed in the country to q sufficient
extent"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30

viii be in its best physical shape
Iof the season, barring last minute
injuries. The only starter in the
question mark category is RICH
guard Sam Mrvos, who has q
sprained ankle.
Aabama's injury-riddled fullbacl
corps prompted Coach Red Drew
to notify center Ralph Carrigan
that he may be called on to assist
Bill Stone at the power running
post. Drew said his top fullbacks,
Tommy Lewis and Bob Monnett,
are lost for the Georgia game.
Halfback John Mcbride also Is
out, Drew said, and halfback Corky
Tharp, sub quarterback Albert FL.
more and several others will suffer
for lack of practice this week.
1--WE realize that the great pass.
ing of Bratkowski and his fine
receivers viii have to be stopped
for us to win," said Drew, whose
team has been a disappointment
so far. "Our team still is in a
crippled condition"
Alabama has won two, lost one
and tied three: Georgia has won
three and lost three.
Butts pegs his hopes for an up.
set on his Bratkowski to John
Carson combo. Carson, who also
will be making his farewell an.
pearance in Sanford stadium, is
the top receiver in the nation. He
has grabbed 80 for 46s yards and
three touchdowns.
Bud Willis, Starts top catcher
has pulled in nine aerials for 16i
yards and two touchdowns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30

A pass interrogation by center
George Roberts, 4 split second be-
fore the final gun, gave the Golden
Rams a 1876 victory over the Red
Raiders last night In q Barefoot
football league encounter.
The elevens had hattled through
out the second half on even terms
after they had each scored one
touchdown In the first half of the
ballgame.
Neither team had managed to
score In the second half and they
desperation passing at
tacks late in the game. But, when
Doug Allen pitched one into the
fiat, Roberts grabbed it on his own
Is yard line and scampered un-
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Mickey Mantle
Faces Knife

NEW YORK N - New York
Yankee hopes for a sixth straight
American League pennant may
hinge on an operation to take place
in Springfield. No., next Monday.
Mickey Mantle, whose right knee
has been giving him trouble since
he pulled a cartilage liz the second
game of the 81 World Series, win
have the injured member operated
on by DR.. Dan Yancey. a specialist.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30
CHICKS TRAIN
AT HOLLYWOOD

MEMPHIS B-1he 1854 spring
training camp for the Southern
Assn. Memphis Chicks viii be at
Hollywood, Fla.
The club previously trained at
Fort Pierce, Fla, bu: lost the site
to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30

For WmOver
kentucky
BY MERCER sAiLEy

ATLANTA 1-Southwest Confer.
ence football teams mold an edge
over Southeastern squads this sea-
son, but Kentucky could square
accounts Saturday night against
Rice.
The Wildcats Owls game In
Houston is one Of four non-confer-
ence games coming up this week
end. Tulane entertains the rebuilt
Army team, Mississippi State plays
Texas Tech in jackson and Tonnes
see goes to North Carolina.
The other eight SEC clubs viii
knock each other around. Alabama
win be at Georgia, Mississippi at
Louisiana State for q night game,
Georgia Tech at Vanderbilt and
Florida at Auburn.
So far this season SWC teams
hold q 4-3 edge over SEC oppo-
|nents. Rice beat Florida 2o-l6,
Baylor crushed Vandy ATS and
Texas AIM. squeaked by Ken
lucky and Georgia thanks to the
IAggies' accurate extra point kick.
|ers. Tech beat Southern Methodist
|6-4,e LSU upset Texas DOT and
Mississippi thumped Arkansas $50.
ALI four Of the conference games
will have q direct bearing on the
title race, which Tech now leads.
Mississippi is second and LSU, Au-
burn, Alabama and Kentucky are
tied for third. And several of those
teams still have hopes Of landing
q bowl bid, which should spur the
players to perform at top efficiency
How they stack up from here:
GEORGIA over Alabama: It's
the last home game for Zeke Brat
kowsh and John Carson, the ma
tons top passer and receiver.
They'll want to bow out in style.
'Bama would have to outscore
Georgia, and the Crimson Tide has
not shown q lot Of touchdown abl-
ity this year. An upset for the
Bulldogs.
AUBURN over Florida: The
Gators have improved, even with
out Rick Casares, but Auburn is
tops in the conference on both Of
tense and defense. Should be q
close one.
TECH over Vandy: Tech is weak
at guard, but not too puny overall
to end Vandy's winning streak at
one game. It win be a battle Of
the brothers at halfbacks - Billy
Teas for Tech and Floyd Teas for
Vandy.
MISSISSIPPI over LSU: LSU is
unbeaten but thrice. tied. The Reb-
els are the highest scoring team
in the conference and are tough
defensively. q!
RICE over Kentucky: The Owls
have been more consistent this sea-
son, but Kentucky has been i'm.
proving fast. II the Wildcats are
in top form, this Ii = good spot for
an upset.
TENNESSEE over North Caro-
lima: The Vols single wing power
is too much for the Tar Heels.
ARMY over Tulane: Army has
about completed its rebuilding pro-
gram and with the passing Of Pete
Vann and the running Of Fred
Attaya is hard to stop. The Cadets
look too strong even II the Greenies
are In top shape.
MISSISSIPPI STATE over Texas
Tech: After two ties and defeat,
quarterback Jackie Parker gets
State back In the victory column.
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Locals Risk UnscOred- On Record
Against Big And Tough BeacI,men

The Key West High School football team will re.
sumo an interrupted tonight when they go up
against their toughest test yet battle with the Miami
Beach Typhoons Six thousand football starved fans and
platoon of South Broward scouts expected to wit
ness the clash.
The Conchs will be working in effort to preserve
their unbeaten, unsecured record Kickoff time is p m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30
Results

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Plant Of Tampa 20. Orlando Edge.
water 10
Gainesville Il. Lake City o
IPahokee g. 0keechobee Z
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30

The first boys choirs In the
United States were those which
supplied music for the mission
churches Of New Mexico.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-30

ing scored the most runs. 6. Sands
leads the league in doubles with
8, while John Lewis Of the Biz
yards and Dick Edwards Of the
VX-1 Flyers have struck out the
most times, 10. Vic Bcutot, W-l
outfielder, has drawn the mosi
walks, Z.
In the pitching department, Dave
Gamble, wis ace highlander
leads the loop with five victories
and no defeats, and has pitched
the most innings, "a. Clint Warren,
General Electric ace, has walked
the most batters, 20, and Is tied
with Dewitt Roberts, the Dairy
Queens old reliable, for the most
strike outs. q.
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HELP-DoMESTIc

CIV. plain air, cooking. king live in; refs.
HoTsEAoLIDC Butler. houseman9' to
live out. ChambermaiG who can
sew. live in. Housekeeper- cook to
live out. Only trained and expo
rtenced need apply. Govt. home.
HoTsERFEPER' eET 2SIHi isAS' white, comfortable
home. live in; care Of home and 2
young children; call OIL. 9-e563.
HOUsEKEEPER, white: middle ag ed
preferred: live in; ,,s. 5,day wk'; up up
a1S charcn 9aaEGTm s6iGFen SnSk!S Snd rs parents s
sun; RE. .7-1031. week days. Ia
GIRL, .25 to As. g.h.w,, plain cook
..nE;; fond Of children. live in. ref
NURSEMAID-Live in, care Of 2 chill
week. Cali EN-. 3-a09i.
MAID, g.h.w... cooking. 5ia days, 10
am. through dinner. Must have
good appearance and refs. S25. Wo.
MAID. Inv. apt. in Arlington. Az
card. ia. 2-557l. IA
LIVE.N. beaut. rm., priv. shower,
refrigr,. etc, for a good industrious
maid who loves children. No cook
Apply 1850 Davenport st. NV.
WOMAN, housekeeper. live in, must
be fond of children; refs. required.
Call OIL. c-0lS5. -16
WHITE GIRL. bet. 20-30 to care for
invalid child. Refs. and live in. .Wo.
6-3l95. 10
WHITE LADY, for general house
work. for at least 6 months in
resort town in Arkansas OZarks: 2
in family; all-modern home appli-
ance; good salary. OIL. 2-3l67. IA
COLORED. SETTLED LADY, to care
for children; pvt. room and board,
small salary. Ii. 6-59Sl. IA
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT desires permanent po-
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perience on corporate accounts, cost,
payroll, taxes and once supervision;
excellent references. Box 2Ol-L.
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened
refs open rate. JU 9-6564. IS"
A(CTG- executive wishes to locate in
Washington educated Scotland, 25
yrs. exp. All phases modern admin
i;tIatioqr rI insl1dlnS s1SaES personnel 1sla-
etoonxEEHER tiGns, ER -St2S' g tJewish,. full
charee. double entry. taxes, payroll
Nov empioyed; available in one week
2TfoR dfy Tk or so P5RTEk 5GS TdSL msa staF' CO..
ored, desires full-time job or 2 or 3
hours day work LU. I-54O2. 15'
PATENTS-Former Government pat
ent attorney and patent examiner,
chemical and mechanical arts; full
FETAL EXECUTIVE, capable Of TAX
Ing charge Of the fow of merchan-
disc from factory to counter. In
Guiding import and export. and ap-
plication of controllers CONTROLS. de-
sires. new association with either
ment stores. BACKGROUND Is tops.
SALES MANAGER-Store manaeer.
age 30. married. two children. un-
usual experience, excellent refer
ences, presently manager large gift
STONE MHsONNFireplaces, fiagstone,
walls. rock gardens. C.. STEVENS.
l79S Park rd. NV, CO. 5000.
YOUNG COLORED MAN desires part,
semifull-time Job as house. yd. man,
etc. (no driving. in exch. comm.
wage. unfurn. over-garaEe apt. Ii
3-So11. after s pm.
FORMER GOVT. special police guard
Hotel clerk: middle aged, depend
able; refs. ST. 3-63l6. l5'
MAN wishes work as chauffeur or
truck driving. Have good refer
q BOYS DESIRE WORK of any kind;
age II and 16, reliable and de-
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BOY, 10. colored. neat. reliable, hon.
est. desires evening work. Call after
w1IDow vi R9,i ri reLEANrSG, E1S1s1 floor waxing:
expert: BY the lob only. JAMES,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ORGAN, Hammond, console. with
speaker. very fine condition Mus
be sold at once. Cash. Ii. 1861.
ORGANS-We rent popular type cleo
tronic instruments with option to
buy. Private lessons available
ST. 3-94O0 JORDAN'S, corner
/ 9th and 6 sts. NV.
PIANO, upright, Bennet, must sell
$50 or OFFER. 527 Kennedy st. NV
PIANO, small Knabe upr:., Sl25
AID. 4-5928 from 9:3O to $50 daily
except Sun. 13"
PIANO, Concord spinet. mahog., usec
very little, new guarantee; S395
KITS. 1880 g st. NV. -25
PIANO, Spinet, new. full keyboard
10-yr. factory guarantee; regularl!
1868, now on special sale" fol
RATNER's MUSIC STORE. 736 18Th
PIANO, console, 40 inches high
direct-blow action. Regularly S645
now $545. $25 down, SIT q month
DYNAMIC MUSIC, 1900 q st. NV
Ia
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PAINTER Master craftsman does
paperlng and all phases OF quality
interior work: bonded and insured;
very capable man. Ewes, LU.
PAINTING - Interior and exterior;
Tree estimates; Md. D. C. and, Va.
PAINTING. interior and exterior: re.
move wall paper; roof painting. No
drinking. Honest work. AID. 4-6325.
PAINTING CoNTRACToR-commer-
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PAINTiNG, PAPEK1NG. hrst-class
PAINTING. PAPERiNG. inter
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reas: free est. WO. 6-7156. IT,
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PAINTiNG-s12 average room; wee week
end jobs q speciality: also plasterinR.
AID. 2-9540. Please call after 8 pm
PAINTING, interior and exterior
complete renovating; work guaran-
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5-2i30 and II 4-RdS2 10
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Flagstone and Stone

Cement driveways. walks, steps
porcnes. retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also. outdoor fireplaces.
ANGELO MARCUccIO. JU. 9-1769.
FLOOR ADJUSTMENT: new 1oist OF
sills: general remodeling or home re-
pairs, Guaranteed termite control
H B: MILLER, CO. 5-426O. -19
FLOORS refinished like new; free esti.
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FLOOR SANDING. painting. plaster
iqse iPs sst1 IsDaTS No. qsSissf qssfss ssefvi'e Ts:s
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Free estimates. Call RA. 6-6795.
FLOOR SANDING. I'm. New. To sa. #
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FURNITURE REPAIRING and rein
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GENERAL GLASS WORK, Reasonable
rates. WA. 1892 and AP. 7-2663.
INTERIOR, EXTERIOR PAINTER
Free estimates. Reasonable. Refer
ences. Do my own Jobs. RA. $3.50
KITCHEN REMoDELNo-comptiet
white or color. Cali for free plan 4.
ming and estimates. FHA terms
1NGERSOLL CO.. LU. 4-O4O0
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ADVENTUROUS YOUNG
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

ADMINISTRA1O for modern fifty.
bed convalescent facility for chill
dren. 6-13 years, serving metropoli-
tan Washington and Maryland.
Member Community Chest. Cath
olic preferred. Lay governing board.
Good personnel practices. Mainte-
nance if desired. Salary $4,000 up.
CHRIST CHILD FARM FOR CON-
VALESCENT CHILDREN, Rockville
Md. Address credentials to EXecu-
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COOK. experienced Jewish style cook
ing; must be reliable. KENNEDY
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NV. RA. 3-1224. III
DECORATOR-EXpe man or
woman needed by old established
firm. Must have car. Apply HOFF-
MAN UPHOLSTERERS AND IN
TERROR, 2447 18th st. NV" co.
OFFICE MANAGER-BooKKEEPER-
Experienced, to take complete charge
OF double-entry books; make up small
payroll, twice a mo-: run monthly
trial bal. general ofc. work in pvt.
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50, 900 per yr. to start. Call mgr,
WO. $4,000. for interview between
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MEN AVAILARLE NOW
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER-ADM. ASST - T/B.
pay roll. corresp.; etc, Above aver.
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operative. Can take hold. Salary
open. Please contact Box 2o4-L,
CoIoRED GIRL, exper.. reliable,
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GIRL. coIorcd. wants lob as typist
N lfo, ofncs or small retail clothing
UNDERGRAbRHAAirEE sTD5sRiiaIi "a E-4gSS Nurse wishes
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from from best physicians. Box 242-L,
CoI0REp GIRL desires work; hotel
iii. rto' Il fh'ia -Sa5f, Sss5f, Kitchen help bus
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