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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24
Sugar Bowl Seeks
Opponent For
Georgia Tech

NEW ORLEANS 1s-Ths Sugar
bowi today looksd inr an Opponent
~ Georgia Teeh IN the New
Years Day ioothall zane after
apparsmsly snappinz ne eolorfnl
kn9lneers from sha waiiing arms
e he Cottan Bo2l
Tech. ne Iosh-Fanking team IN
ths Associated Preas poll. accspt.
ed ne insllalinn last nlxhf a the
Catton Bowl selection committee
was mesting In Dallas. repeatedly
ready 10 pick Teeh.
specnlatlon ca Teas opponent
kad Texas Teeh ard west virginia
ob the inside trnek
Texas Teen. lhe nnfion's highest
Searing mainr team. added % its
ehances Saturday ~ waIloping
Housion tl-1i . week after HoaSlan
nd uhippsd highly rsnksd Baylor
1T.
West Virginia Vas secuted hy
Sugar Bowf officials ca ne day
ne MountaineeFs dropped tier
only less Of TIE season. DESPITE
TIE loas. Sugar Bewi oflieias
praised them highly
TIE possihalty Al aHother South.
eastern Conferences team % face
Teek. defending Sugar Bowl cham.
pion. seemed remote. Kenfucky
snd Amburn we're menfioned ear.
lieF as bowi possibilities.
The cottnn Bow committee end.
ed rs meeting yesterday shortly
amer Teeh'a acceptance Il tke
Sugar bowl % was annoauncsd.
OiIleials sAid ~ outlon Bowl in.
vliatioa mas Dot So oui until after
saturdays gamea.
Teeh. defeated only hy Nogre
Dame and Alabama n 70 games.
vas hurt ~ INJURIES during ths
latter paFt IL tie season. Ailer
opening with q lopaided deeision
over Davidson. Tea vas he'd d
muddy tie BY Florida. n added
viciorlss ever SnulheEn Meshndlsa
fulans. AubuFn. vsndsrhlll. Cen.
son ard Duke.
Teeh has IA lradllionai battle
win Georgia rsmaining Saturday.
however. ne EnGineers are hsavy
iavoFilss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

Cisizsn Ads Bring Resulss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

BRookLYN "a mystery thas
Weuld leave even Shorioek Helmes
end Charlie Chan Ranplng fur
breath I'll be solssd today when
eha 49, manaaer a ths Bruokiyn
Do6gers Il named.
Preaideui waller o'MaIley wlI
~unvei" him 10 - press after
maluiainin9 . coy aienes right -
n ne ed.
ona Ting vas certain, thoueA
Whoaver ~ IA eli work @ q ons.
Nesr eonirset u uaa ne demand
NJ q contraet ei nsore than one
gear nat I'D Carrie Drensen %
part company vita the Dodesrs
nst % days aee.
o'malley eouldnr even b lound
q issue : 20 siaieraent" quole.
Vice PFendeni Buzzy Bavasi
was eornered. hut thFew a. much
ngkt - . burned-oai bulb ca TIE
ailnatinn.
we I'll lave q press eonfer.
enes a eur ofiiees.- he parried
fhsn ard not unid tksn wni TIE
new managsr Be nsmee and pre-.
ssnls6 /"
Asked Z Il wouid be someone
IN ne brooklyn organlEatlon. IA.
vad answered lke q real dipio-
net.
- eould be. ard thsn sgain,
perhaps nol
ne Is net Q persoa Mo has
mge been mentioned a. amoag the
pnsslhnitiea."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24
QUEEN DOWNS
SONAR SCHOOL, ia

re Diary oseea Bllslsrds same
frem hshlnf b defeai ~ fleet
SaaaF School. ia. In the frsf
Gams a a softhall douhleheadsr al
bsyview Para last nixha
ne Huzards begsn Their seer.
~ eariy In the gams shea John
Lswss dsuhlcd and az errof netied
Zen . Fun.
Fleet SCAR schod hoanced hsck
IN their half IL the hrs' b take
~ cad seoriag tAres nuns wiih
oui = ne % . az hstsman. = walk
and three errors.
ne BlirEards elimhed into the
lead Ia TIE lard vita foar rms
oa two erFuga . waik Al Pass
infield M. and q to rae single
b. Bohby Lastres. A walk. Pass
douhle. and James AFiias gave gks
Blirzards to morv runs IN the
ioarth. In the fifth the Darn Qoeen
ICED ne game with a i've ran rally
90 q walk. an erruF. ard sinxles
b. Claude Valdez. Dewitt Roberts.
kennelh Kerr. and ATitas
TIE Sonar School scored their
flnal tally in ne fifsh 90 a ecuple
q errors ard Evans izslsid hit
Roberts. whe sent al the cay
for the BliEzards tor his third en-
against three losses. struek est SIN.
walked three. and yieidcd enly
three hts - al singles. Dan Ne.
Gee. Who was charged with his
second losx against ons win. strnck
oai six and waiked i've. Arifas led
the BliExards attach wffh too an.
giss IN three official trips % ne
plate batting in three runs. Paxo.
With > douhls and single and Val.
deE with two singles also aided ne
BlEEards then az atiaek.
SCORE RH n
Dairy Queen 10 80 i1loS
Fleet Sonar School 30 olo as
Roberts and Kerr. LewislI.
Niece and Evans
In the nighieap. Clint warren's
single IN the seventh 9th to
awsy spoiled Dan MeGees I'D lor
. no-hiiier a. Fleet Sonar School
shoutoui Gensral Electric. aa
Niece. who also pitched ths first
game and was he pretty hard.
pitehed perfect bel unfil warren
singled eff him IN the seventh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24
Mystery Surrounds DOdger
Managership Appointment

nat narrvwed GAs fisld dowu
% > mere army a preseus and
iormer baseball msa Ths enly
one Mo really b eumpleiely elm.
inaied Is Pee Wee Reese. va wns
offered TIE 10 AZ lurnea Il down.
Reese sad aa lass a. last nlehs
nat he bad not eAanned hls mind
Anoshsr lsadiaK candidate uho
apparently . CT 4 TIE runnlnx d
Lefty 0Doul.. the manaaer a ne
San DieGo team e the Pacific
Coast League. Lefiy. an cd Doae.
sF star, was rspw1nd in Tokyo
last nlkhi and 4 ma Rrooks are
e inirodnce their - leader as
bavasi said, 0'paul ! cut
~ ne proceas q ellmlnation
Ne held seems 10 lave narrowed
ae~n % someoaa wifhin tAs az.
ganixaiion For cue thinr. lAere
= ealy . oneysaF esntraet 10 he
naa- Ter another. 4 nrohahly an
ee an inssrsm 90 unta Reese De-
Goes 70 Saii playina and taks shs
thas reasoning wuuid place Wal.
Ter Alston. wAo ~ the iIssle
worid Series witA - na-srssl
Royals. ard Vice Prrsiaeus Frerro
Thompson a. ne laading 800.
dates.
thompson Is AZ lmporsars man
e Ne troai elise and wouh h.
loaihe % giye NJ H. suos wDlsss
hs were gwen q duanits nrnml.s
b rssaFn whea Reesa took owsr
ne sasss e most sassrssss d
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

SCAR Seheoi scured DER hrs1
rua Il ne third 81 q walk. an e.
FuT. and NelNuns stngis. TheY &C.
81 aaotAsr IN tAe siKtA wAea Pc
Lea.haa doubied. took tAird e. 81
infield Get. and scored e. q ~
piicA
heCee. vha 80 rs seeund aama
of ne seasoa. struek eui slx al
walked thres. oaly tie men 80 a.
Tar a. third off ths taI rixhi hand-
e.
Nclsun. Souar outfisldsr. Led O.
hitin9 attach witA q aouhle al
stagle IN three tres.
Corneiius Carey venf aIl @
was Tor General Eleetne. Ne yisla.
I'd togr hlia. straek ct oas. al
wakes tAres.
ScoFe Ru n
Fleet Soaar Schpoi ool CO = a.
Carer and Saniana
Niece and Roianf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

thaa SPOT service q be sees setlon
a al.
The team wenl thFough . heavy
serimmage today afier which ths
coaches plaaned 10 taper OF tks
workouts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24
Rocky Gives Show

OAKLAND. Cali. " - Hesvy.
weighi eAampinn Roeky Marclano.
appsaFing IN . huxing exhihilion
fer TIE first time h lis career.
save fans q tha OAKLAND Audi.
lorsam . treat last nlghi By puneh.
ine tie sparFing psrtnsrs aruund
a. 4 ioF kssps.
Marxiano flaiienad Bob Coldsn
e Demser IN ths ascond ruund.
thea pummeled T0xls Han a chi.
case Zoe two ruunls. lie received
: me esatioa IRON TIE crowd II
some 100.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24
Auburn Win Over Alabama
May Lead To Cotton Bowl


Me have bruises nut exery une
~ pas axAinsi Aiabama says
an exuberaHi Coach Ralpf Jordan
of hla eonlideat Aabarm Piainxmeu.
Whs hope 10 fullow GeuF0la Tea
inio ne New Years Dsy sowi
picture
Teeh. wlth tao lossss . Anbarn !
one bui 0wning > s6.S Nicsory ever
ne Plalnsmeu. goi TIE sugar 1oWl
nod yesterday. Il Aubarn defeats
Alabama SATURDAY., a figures 70 be
Fsghi ap front for ne coiion BoWl
And even 4 they lose. the Plains-
mes mighi sfni maze ito the
Cater Bowl ai Jacksonslle 4 nos
TIE riehsr Dallas sttraef.on.
Meanwhlle. Alabama leit cripplel
amer "a 7le lo6s 20 Maryland
Coach Red DreW sad end Bad
Wis. Quarterback Alhert ElmoFe
and fuiiback Bill stone were hurs
and on the doubtful liSi Cor the
Auhurn CLASH. TIE Tide toak thinRx
easy yesterday and concentrated
60 an offenxsee dammy scrimmage
Anburn regulars worked IN sweat
clothes While reserves serimtnaged
the freshmen. Frosh faIlhack RAY
Miner sparked the reserves with
several Ions gains.
On todays aRenda. CeorEia
Techs main order u business
was voting 10 accept the Sugar
Bowi lnvliaiiou. The YelloN Jack.
cts were poiied on the practice
field and TOOK up the New Orleans
people unanimously after runners
flooded Atlanta that they were en-
route 10 TIE Cotton Bowl. A nghl
warmup drill finished the days
work.
Georvia. gunnlng for "a upset
ever heavily favured Tech, held
brief bit spirited offensive signal
drln. End Gene White and tackle
Frank Mallnowski missed ths work.
out Their Injuries are expected
70 keep .aem cot Of the Tech game.
Tulane. preparing for is tradi.
tlonal scrap alta louisiana State.
held . Fough defensive scrimmase.
Coach Ray Wolf indleafed there
would be little heavy eurk Cor the
rest II the hackfield squad
Ray weidenhacher and Pete Glen.
ent missed the workout because
of Injuries but both ere expected
10 Be ready Coz Isl.
Louisiana State qat afser an
hourIoug ealisthenics drill. Ends
ice Tnminello and sammy Murphy
and halfbaek ChaFley Oakley we're
rscenily ailing Tigers back in &C.
ton. Al the Bengals are In good
shape nov exeepi freshman half.
back Lou Deutschmann.
Coach Harvey Rohlnson said his
Tennessee Vols are n rood shape
amer last weeks loss 70 keuimeky
Only alling player as The Vols b.
Gan prepping for Nanderbili was
tackle Bob Fisher. Who has q leg
intury. Tennessee confined is &C.
hvlty yesterday 20 wind spirits.
VIA four regulars limping
vandy Coach Ar Guepe called of
scheduled contact work snd LEI the
Commodores run throagh q light
arm.
Mississippi. slin very much m
ne bowl picture. emphasized pas
~. kicking. hlocking and returning
kiekofis IN : lengthy workout. The
Rebels meet Mississippi state this
week.
N we hope 10 siand q chance
against Ole Mss. eur pass defense
must be better than anytime this
season" said Coach 'furray War.
matA ai Mississippi state. rs
Maroons we're given . large dose
of pass defense during yesterdays
practice.
Florida turned from last weeks
roufh work Into the polishing stage
As the annual clash with archrival
Miami neared. To Gators will be
trying 10 win their first read game
sance 1881 Saturday night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24
Coaches And Officials Pan
NOtre Danes Acting Policy

en94na th4 9nGM4f &hut y %
eualswsd lasi year snd indiestioas
todsy wers that fhx Irisih vers
apias - fores tAs Fulamaksu d
wips ''aetlng eff TIE books.
In ths waka 4 Metre Dsme's
1Gn us wifA Igwa lasi Saiur-
Gay, eflleiala 4ad eoaehss had
pleaiy 10 aay abouf their tactics
e fDreing TIE einek 10 be sauppsd
with sscondn rsmainln9 n boih
ne flrsi ard seccnd kalves -
esuse e inIurisn.
M pinyer h hnrt. ths eiock
auioma0eally u stopped. Prank
Lnahy's hoyB used us maneuvef
twiea against ipwa. althouah the
pisyers wko eomplained Il ne m
kurias scented 70 suffer no u
effects later.
Coaeh Lea Llliis e Columbia.
ehalrman e ne Coaches Rules
Cnmmfffne. eommentad
IT'S belmg dons and las been
dona far years. -Gensraliy Is
doesn1 pap Ell. bsl this time q
ed. annt think Metre Dame
sAouid b. eriiielxsd. We should
eAangs ths rue - cover ths an
uailon. end 4 a naw rule Ia i'm.
poaaihis ws ahouid change ths cods
e elhies.
a dont ahlnk . reftrss has the
FiGhl 10 decide 4 . player elalm-
mH lnjury h hurt g nni. A The
rue stands. Metre Dame vas
VIVA - psosinss u sisppins ne
eioek.
Ben tines ne lrlsh sioppsd ne
eloek throusA tha lnhnrsd player
tines eaia. lhay eame bach %
neora louchdowns 10 &c TIE score.
Kemneah 1. tug wlson. cen
mlssioner 81 to nlg Tea. echoed
Ltltia'a sentlmenaa Fegardlng ne
referee. ~ dld Asa nunhmell. CON.
mlsnioner Il lhe powerfal Eastern
Collegiate Afhlatie Conferenee.
IA offlelal 10 noa q docioF.
sad Wil1on. lie las 10 tale sueh
matters IL Sod iagtA a rsf.
cree ean 80 noihlng but reeog-
nlna an lnlnEnd player wheiAeF ne
plsysr aeinsliy Il huFi e net"
SAID nmnhmells
"A falsrea may know he's BE-.
NJ Iooied. ~ Ne eant tnks =
shanes whsn q slayer claims he's
haFl
ne Nsw YEA Day News son-
taeied Miehignn'n Fritx crisler.
ehalFman II tie Nallnmal Cole.
Elaia Athletic Aaaa rulss bedy a.
Ann ArboF, Mica.
Ne dselinsd % eimmsns on Inc
Notre Dame ethiel bui admitted
tat . loophole aprenily existed
ana ahal ne omalr8 matter would
BE brounhi before 80 NcAA CON.
mllfNa.
IA h The inisnt of ne Rules
Commliisa b irown En- the taking
q lnNry Ard 10 eenalder 4 3 vio.
lnfiom 81 ne npirig q tAs rules. "
he sd.
We added nat Gee sure way %
$50 phony iniurIea would be %
hep the eloek aning under al
ean6lliona.
snui. " he sid. ''thai weuid work
&C isinstice Co bog who really
was hurt
lowa Coach Furest Evakhevaki
tsld Q taleviaion aea.enee thai ne
BIS Tea euaehea have . gentle.
mana agreeRent that playerx
dnn't SO dawn" unssss they are
huri. 0lhsrwiss he did noi con.
msni En- TIE siluation 10 Ne ~
auaience.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

SALT LAKE CITY - CartA
Painter. iosA-rankins mlddlewsisAf
knocked cut Grover Jaekxon Il
San FFaneiseo IN i:se os the foursh
round e . sehedaled ierosnd fight
ai the Fsirgrounds Coliseum Last
niahf.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

Don Raleigh of ne New York
Rangers h the hghaess player IN
the Naiioaal Hoeksy League. lie
weighs ite poands.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

Since is<s golfers Jimmy De.
maret. San Snead and Ben 10.
san each have won two Masters
tournaments. Demares also woa IN
leo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-24

Tony Trahert wss RANKED No. I
~ ne Y. 8. Lawn Tsnnis Asso-
eiation early In lisa Last Janu.
ary Ne vas unranked and later
woa NE katioaal singles tie.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11

Feed, the largest single cost
item in egg or poultry meat pro-
duction. will be plentiful in 1854.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11
NORTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS COUNTY
NOTICE

Under and by virtue Of the DOW
er of sale contained in a certain
deed of trust executed by Norman
Graham and wife. Cora j. Ora
ham. to r. f. Weaver. Trustee,
dated the 1tn day o. December.
1851, and recorded in Book 45,
page $40. in the office Of the Reg
'ster Of Deeds of Columbus Coun-
~. North Carolina. default having
been made III the payment of the
Indebtedness thereby secured and
said deed OF trust being BY the
terms thereof subject to forecios-
ure, the undersigned trustee will
offer for sale and sell At public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash at the Courthouse door in
Whiteviiie, North Carolina, at
noon, on the 23rd day of Novemb-
er, 1858, Monday, the property
conveyed in said deed of trust the
same lying and being in the Coun-
ty of Columbus, and State of North
Carolina, and describe das follows.
to wit:
The West half of tract No. /
of the Shallington Division of
the A. T. Clark land.
BEGINNING on the 6. w.
side of Main road leading from
Bolton 10 Gum Swamp at an
iron pin, II. +. Freeman corner
running along his line South 81
80 West $50 feet TO a ditch. then
along said ditch South 81 80 East
800 feet; thence North 81 80 feet
go feet to the main road: thence
North 81 30 West $50 feet along
said road to the beginning, con-
tanning 5 acres, more or less. Be
ing the same lands described in
deed from John Martin to Nor
man Graham and wife. recorded
IN the Register of Deeds office.
This being part of the Garfield
Crawford place.
This 18th day Of October. 1853
Il. f. WEAVER. Trustee
Oct.21 %. Nov.4&1l
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11
CONSENT ENOUGH

The young man applying for a
marriage license was very nerv-
Gus. The clerk, busy filling out
the form, asked if he had the par
entS' consent.
Consent" he demanded. "Who
do you think that is at the door
with the shotgun, Daniel Boone?"
plaintiff will thereafter apply to
the Superior Court of Columbus
County, in Term time, for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
This % day of October, 1858.
Lee J. Greer
Clerk of Superior Court
Tobert c. Shulken
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Oct.28,Nov.4,l1,l8
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11
LEGAL ADS
NORTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS COUNTY
Easley Stephens Horne

VS..
Lonnie Horne
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
TICE
The above named defendant
Lonnie Horne. will take notice
that an action entitled as above
mas been commenced in the Sup
erior Court of Columbus County
North Carolina, by the plaintiff,
70 secure an absolute divorce from,
the defendant upon the ground
that plaintiff and defendant have
iiVed separate and apart for more
,nat two years next preceding the
bringing Of this action; and the
ue1endant will further take mo-
tice that he is required to apnear
al the office of the Clerk Of The
superior Court of Columbus CO.
unty' in the Courthouse in White
vile, North Carolina. on or before
the 18th day of November 1854
or twenty-seven days thereafter
ana answer or demur to the com,
plant in said action, or the main
tiff will appl yto the Court for tbe
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11
NORTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS COUNTY

NORTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS COUNTY
Doretha Anderson Cox, Plaintiff
Dewey H. Cox, Defendant
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE
The above named defendant.
Dewey H. Cox, will take notice
that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Super
ior Court of Columbus County,
North Carolina, said action being
for an absolute divorce upon the
grounds of continuous separation
for more than two years next pre-
ceding the commencement of the
action, and the said defendant will
further take notice that he is re-
quired to appear at the office of
the Clerk of Superior Court of
said county in the Courthouse in
Whiteville, North Carolina, within
II days after the 19 day of No
vember, 1858, and answer or de-
muir to the complaint in said ac-
ton now on file in the office OF
the undersigned Clerk or the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11
Lswndale Baptist
Emerson Freewill Baptist

Prcachins I'd Saturday 7:3O PM.
PREACHING Fl Sunday II 100 A. NJ.
Preaching Il Sunday 100 AN
Sunday School .......1O:OO AN
Dillon Nealey, Supt.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11

sufficient number of enrollees,
says Jamie M. Best Jr.. service
officer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11

Building, Conway High School,
Conway. S. c. A representative
from the State Department Of Ed
ucation will discuss the program.
All interested Korean veterans are
urged to attend as the farm pro-
gram cannot be started without a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11

Tar Heel dairymen can greatly
reduce their feed bill by including
abundant high quality roughage
in their livestock feeding program.
Approximately 1,347.00O of the
100000 North Carolinians live
on farms.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11

relief demanded in said complaint.
This 28th day of October, 1858.
Lee ]. Greer.
Clerk of Superior SQUIRT
Nov. 4,ll,l8,25
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11
Your Shopping Guide

During late September choice
calves and yearlings brought I'D
to $22.50 per hundredweight at
Chicago; stocker and feeder steers
averaged 1888 at Kansas City.
Heifers averaged about $1.50 be-
low steers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11
New Life Baptist
Rev. Clyde Prince. Paste,
Iron Hill Baptist
Green Sea BAPTIST

NV M"rEhn GiIreath, Pastor
SUNDAY School........1O:O 900 A. M
- l. O...... 80 y. M
Evening WOrship. son y NJ
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11
Mount Zion Baptist
Rev. RI nh Jnhnson. Pastor

PREACHING Saturday before
Second sunday 100 AN.
Second Sunday ........11 90 4
sunday School ........'O.OgA VI.
Robert Granger. Suy,.
PRAYER SERVICES
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11
Pine Level Free Will
Baptist
Gurley Baptist
Lake Swamp Baptist

HeN. HIrrN NObIcS, PASTOR
Sunday School ........I0 80 M.
Preaching saturday before first
sunday and every Sunday II 100
AN. except third Sunday which
is 500 PM. Prayer Services
Wednesday : 80 PM. and Sunday
evening 1880 PM.
Sunday SphDnl IN M 4 NJ
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11
VETS OFFERED COURSE

All Korean veterans who are
interested in enrolling in a course
OF institutional on-the-farm train
ing under the Korean CT bill are
requested to meet November 8,
1858, 8 p. M, at the Agriculture
Evening star., 1953-01-28
SixMaryIand Reds
Ordered 10 Prison
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

BALTIMORE, Jan. 28.-Six
persons who once were kingpins
of the Communist Party in
Maryland lost their last legal
maneuver yesterday and were
ordered to prison.
They we're convicted by a jury
seven months ago Of conSpiring
to teach and work for the over
throw of the Government by
force. Since then, they had ap-
pealed all the way to the Su-
preme Court but been turned
back at every step of the way.
Yesterday they asked to re-
main free on bail until Monday
so they could arrange their per-
sonal affairs before leaving for
prison. United States District
Attorney Bernard j. Flynn said
they had seven months to get
ready. Federal Judge w. CAL
vim Chestnut agreed and turned
them over to the United States
marshal.
The marshal said the Federal
Bureau of Prisons in Washing
ton has not yet advised him
where they should be taken.
The six and their sentences
are Philip Frankfeld, five years;
his wife Regina, two years;
George A Meyers, four years,
and Mrs. Dorothy Rose Blum
berg, Leroy H. Wood and Maui
rice L. Braverman, three years
each. A $1,000 fine also was
imposed on each.
Big Grain Stute
FARGO.-North Dakota is a
top producer of spring wheat
and durum wheat and ranks
second in barley. It Is usually
first in f1axseed and often sec
ond In rye.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-12-26
Lawyer Named Young Woman Of The
Year BY Mademoise||e Magazine

Carmel Darlington Mari, a New
York lawyer, is among the ten
Young Women of the Year who
received 1853 Merit Awards from
Mademoiselle magazine today.
For the eleventh year in success
sion these awards have been pre-
sented to ten young women who
with one exception - range in age
from their late teens to the early
thirties and "whose outstanding &C
complishments during the year
have have had significance for
women everywhere" according to
Betsy Talbot Blackwell, Mademoi-
selle's Editor-in-Chief. In making
the awards Mrs. Blackwell cited
Mrs. Mari "for her work as an
area adviser to Ambassador Henry
Cabot Lodge Jr., at the United
States Mission to the UN."
A political science major and a
member of Phi Beta Kappa at
Hunter College, Mrs. Mari took
her law degree at Columbia Uni
versity and practiced in Brooklyn
for five years. A past secretary
of the New York City wide Re-
publican Women's Club, she was
the first woman to be appointed to
the permanent staff Of the United
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-12-26

States Mission as an area adviser
cher area is the Near East. Last
September she was appointed to
Ambassador Lodges staff. She is
the mother of two children and the
wife of Warren Mari, a New York
card distributor to leading bust
ness houses.
Mrs. Mars co-winners this year
are: Audrey Hepburn, actress;
Ilona Karmel, writer; DR.. Eugenie
Clark, scientist; Ceevah M. Rosen-
thai, social worker; Lorraine Bud
ny, fashion designer; Rosalind Vie
ner, council-woman; Tenley AL
bright, figure skater; Maria Callas,
singer.
The exception to the age cate
CORY of the winners is the recent
ly unearthed, more than two thou
sand year-old Aphrodite who has
taken her honored place in New
York Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The award to Aphrodite as sym
boil of woman rediscovered" COM
memorates, according to Mademoi-
selle, "the emergence of modern
woman with a better understand
ing of herself, her loves, her con-
trasting and conflicting roles in
the modern world"