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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
Marks Fall On
|Holners In Majors

NEW YORK R-One major lea.
que record and q national league
mark were tied as a result of
bases-filled home runs during the
1883 season.
Ray Boone, by walloping four
grand-slams, equalled the major
league standard held by nine other
players, among them Babe Ruth
and Lou Gehrig.
The Cubs Ralph Kiner drove out
the 18th baseS-loaded homer of his
career, on June ii off Brooklyn's
Carl Erskine, and now shares Ma.
tional League honors with Rogers
Hornsby in that department.
In all, 46 grand slams were hit,
26 in the National League and q
in the American, Associated Press
statistics showed today. Despite
the record-breaking number oil
major league home runs (2,076)
the bases-loaded total in '53 was
under that of 1852 when IS were hit
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Pages THE KEY WEST CITIZEN
Pages THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday. October n. 1881
Mississippi Battles Crimson
Tide In SEC Game Saturday

son Tide is ready TO turn loose an
Iall-out offensive. Kentucky proved
that State and quarterback Jack
Parker are not invincihle.
AUBURN over Tulane: The
Plainsmen bounce back after their
loss to Tech. They'll have to out.
score a fine GREENE bachield and
overcome a habit of losing ir
Mobile, but Coach Ralph Jordan's
crew is ready.
LSU over Florida: Statistics
show the Tigers are stronger on
both offense and defense.
GEORGIA over North Carolina /:
Zeke Bratkowski's passes to John
Carson make the difference. Caro-.
lima is still searching for an effec.
tive quarterback to give the Tar
Heels the offensive punch.
MISSISSIPPI over Arkansas:
The Rebels unleashed a convincing
show of power against Tulane and
appear to have hit their sugar
bowl team form.
KENTUCKY over Villanova: The
myth that Villanova has a power
house has been shattered.
VANDERBILT over Virginia:
Coach Art Guepe gets his first
victory of the season at the ex-
pense of the school he coached
last season.
TENNESSEE over Louisville:
Florida State beat Louisville $50.
Tennessee ought to be able to do
Just as well,
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Trucks Named
Comeback Kid
OF The Year
by JOE REIcHlER

NEW YORK R-Virgil Trucks,
who was tagged with 10 defeats In
I1s52 despite hurting two no-hitters,
was voted today as the American
Leagues Comeback Kid of 1858
The 34-year-old right handler,
who began the season with the
Ilowiy St. Louis Browns but wa.
sold to the Chicago White Sox in
June, edged out the great Ted
Williams for the honor on the
strength of his 20 victories, Is Of
them compiled with the White Sox
Trucks received IS votes to SC
for Williams. Mickey Vernon,
Washington's brilliant first base.
man and the junior circuits bat.
ting king. drew q votes to place
third. Jimmy Piersall, sensational
Boston Red Sox outfielder, was
fourth with q votes.
A total of l79 members of the
Baseball Writers Association OF
America participated in the Asso.
ciated Press annual poll. They
gave six votes each to pitchers
Ellis Kinder of Boston and Bob
Porterfield of Washington, four to
infielder Ray Boone of Detroit, two
to southpaw Eddie Lopat of the
New York Yankees and one each
to Al Rosen of Cleveland, Bob Ell.
lott of the White Sox and Irv Nor
en- of the Yankees.
The so ballots cast for Williams
was a tremendous tribute to the
Red Sox slugger who turned in a
spectacular .407 batting mark in
81 games in August and September
following his return from Korea.
The comeback of Trucks is an
amazing story of a different kind.
The fireballer was absolutely USE
less in 1949. A mysterious shoulder
laid him low for practically the
entire season. His arm regained
some of its strength the following
year. But in 1851, Trucks, then
with the Detroit Tigers, spent a
miserable year. Despite his two
no-hitters, he won only five of his
"A decisions for the worst record
of any American League hurler.
He was traded to the Browns the
following winter.
Under Paul Richards, he reeled
off 10 straight triumphs for Chi
.cago and worked his way to the
6lnstay of the staff with his first
2O-game season. He took part in
20 games, pitched 264 innings, II
complete games and S shutouts.
He famed lab batters and turned
in an earned run average of 2.s3,
second best in the league.
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By Gayle Talbot

weekend came from the free.
wheeling typewriter Of Skipper Pat.
rick, a noted expert on affairs Of
the Big Seven Conference. He re
ferred casually to the Kansas State
Wildcats as '''until this. season the
worst team in major college foot,
ball for a decade"
It's when a football writer begins
making such irresponsible state
ments as that that he finds him.
self in trouble. Patrick is in the
position of not being able. to prove
his assertion. The chances are he
hasn't personally Witnessed an
Eastern college game in the past
10 years, so how can he be SC
dogmatic on touchy subject?
Without going back through the
entire decade in debate, we have
nevertheless looked up the Wild.
cats record for the past two sea.
sons and note that in each of them
they did score one victory. Last
year, for instance, they won their
opener from Bradley by 21-7. They
must have played some pretty good
football in that one.
If he insists upon making an
issue of it, Patrick will find tina,
we Eastern experts are proud
people. Our worst teams don't even
hold spring practice, which is
bound to give them a big advan-
tage over an upstart from the
Midwest.
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Sports
Roundup

NEW YORK B-lf Coach Earl
(Red) Blaik of the Army football
team had not previously been rec.
lognized as q man Of rare distinc.
ton, there would be no denying
him the accolade now.
Within minutes after his reviv-
ing Cadets had upset the Duke
Blue Devils at the Polo Grounds
last Saturday, the master was on
the phone to tell a somewhat star
tied Associated Press reporter that
he still didn't like it--that is, one
platoon football. One can only be
|iieve now that Red really means
Iit.
The man who perhaps did more
than any other coach to make, the
two-platoon game fashionable said
that his boys were worn to a fraz-
zle, especially those among them
who had battled tie invaders for
the full hour without relief. He
hated to think how the losers must
have felt. His voice was filled with
compassion.
Blaik, as it happens, is a sim
cere man. He feels that the new
rule is a bad one and he will be
fighting it the next time you hear
from him, whether il victory or
defeat. One reason. those Army
players who reached the point
OF exhaustion Saturday afternoon
were back on the job at Sis am.
Monday, just when most of our
gridiron heroes were turning over
to get their beauty sleep.
| fnIR fMwrAwsAA H. - L. n
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CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. u
Missouri's duck-hunting season
started today but one thing seems
10 De mlssing-the ducks.
|. I. Bode. director of the State
conservation Commission, said
yesterday he hadn't heard any re-
ports OF ducks in this drought
scared state.
he SAID some geese were spotted
on federal refugees but they ap-
peared to be staying close TO the
refugees where they are fed and
weren't likely to fly within range
Iof hunters.
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Top Cagers Meet

CHICAGO R - A handpicked
group of Il college graduates, re-
garded as among the best basket.
bah players ever assembled in the
l4-year series, win meet the Min.
neapolis Lakers in the annual all.
star game at Chicago Stadium to.
night.
The collegians, coached by John
(Honey) Russell of Seton Hall, will
Try to square the rivalry against
the pros after losing seven and
winning six Of the previous all-star
contests.
Despite the array of college tai.
|ent, many experts predict a vic.
tory for the Lakers of the National
Basketball Assn.
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Baseball Slated
Here On Sunday

A baseball game pitting the
Homestead ,Greys and the Blue
Heaven Eagles has been set fol-
Sunday at 3 p. m. in Ocean View
Park.
The Homesteaders win be SEX.
ing to avenge a 81 defeat at the
hands of the locals there recently.
Roosevelt Carey win hurl for the
Eagles with Joe Carey receiving.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
Higher Post For Never

ST. LOUIS @-Richard A. Mey-
or, who has been secretary of the
St. Louis Cardinals since last
March, is the new vice president
and general manager OF the club.
He was appointed yesterday by
August A. Busch IT., president of
the club. Meyer win take over
Immediately.
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Half Hour ShOiC
Set By Key West
High School Ba,,d

A barefoot football game,
featuring Conch stars of the
future and a half hour circus
staged by the Key West
High School band will vie
for attention of the fans to-
night at the Wickers Field
Stadium.
The game is slated to get
underway at 8 p. m. with
the Blue Devils and the
Golden Rams meeting for
the third time this season.
A hot bit of football action
Is in the offing with the
teams seeking their first
wins of the season. They
battled to q &c tie in their
first meeting and the second
start resulted in a scoreless
deadlock.
Doris Yates and Doug Allen
win supply the offensive punch for
the Blue Devils while Paul Higgs
and Harold Gates have starred for
the Rams thus far In the season.
A good crowd is expected and
anyone who thinks these boys
don't play polished football Is in
for Q surprise when they get a look
at them. Coach Ray Blais has the
lads trained down to q fine edge
and they play . LOT Of football.
The hslssime show will b Q
eerIssr judging from the reports
81 these vino have seen Fehear.
sals. u h Untlsr The direction Of
Or. HsveId casieFsen and Joe
Cornell. Key Wssssrs have been
psilsniiv waiting for . leek 81 u
sffer q was rained cut three
times.
Six trapeze performers win 60
through their intricate acts with Is
dancing girls prancing for the
crowd.
A repeat Of The bands popular
"Singin' In the RAIN routine is
also slated.
The three ring affair viii be
given an air of authenticity with
clowns cavorting among the audi
ence.
The public Ii invited to attend
the affair.
Tonights' rosters:
ARhnE ARNaaR =
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Bobo Is Worn Out

SAN FRANCISCO Up - World
middleweight champion Carl (Bo-
boz Olson arrived hume yesterday,
too weary to participate in .
planned civic reception.
"Any other time, if they wan
to-" he said.
A representative Of Mayor FL
mer Robinson said reception def
|initely will be held--"how exten.
|sive depends largely on Olson's
own desires"
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Football Results
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Miami Edison Is, Miami Jackson
IS
Coral Gables q, South Broward q
Lake Worth IL, Stuart 0
Palatka IL, Gainesville Yonge Il
Starke a, Jacksonville Tech 0
Miami Beach a, Jacksonville Boil.
Daytona Beach Mainland "a, Lake
City Is
Tampa Jefferson Is, Miami Tech
Largo 20, Wimauma 0
Inverness q, 0caia B 0
Cross City 20, Trenton 8
Reddick 6, Jasper s (tie)
Newberry u, Brantord IL
Macclenny 81, Baldwin 0
Sarasota B 20, venice-Nokomis [
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23

ting title with a .344 average. He
was sidelined for the last three
weeks with a broken finger sus-
tanned in brawl with Giant Man.
ager Leo Durocher.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23

1t. Col. James T. Schwenk, gra-
Iduate manager Of athletics at West
Point, was captain and fun back
of the 1888 Army grid team.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23

In compiling 60 wins against II
losses at Ebbets Field in 1858, the
Dodgers equaled the home game
record SET " the Cardinals N So.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23

Syracuse University's Archbold
Stadium, one of the oldest con-
crete bowls in the country, is now
in its 47th season. The first game
was played there In 1907.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23

Mrs. and Mrs. J. J. Doyle Of
Staten Island. N. Y. both bowle6
800 games on March 81. 1912.
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Citizen Ads Bring Results
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Our favorite line of football
Evening star., 1953-06-08
TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont }

FORD 1949 P.2 A-ton stake: 4.
Tor the person needing somethins
WAY FORD. 3051 M st NV. AID
2.01S6 Open q to g. Closed Sunday
GMC 1850 series 100 acton pickup
or .Ssssns sSad sSnsiGn t4neE and a. ssss' sssB
PARKWAY FORD. ao5i M st. NV NV.
sfGDEiX2kiiESR Gssn 50 -.oS : 10 =: express
truck in fine condition throuehout
q PARWSY' Ras RoRp tFss so5s sDssis y: sSS
AD. 2-01S5. open 8 to 8.
FORD 1919 FL pickup; newly
painted meadowbrook green; in ex.
cellent condition, S795. PARKWAY
FORD. 3051 M st. NV. AID. 2.
O1S3: open 9 to 9.
B INTERNATIONAL walk lin trucks
S;35sg between, 8 and s pm. A . g
FORD 1850 F-6 dump. with 3-yard
He'll hoist and body, cab Shield. 2
nfsisd Snfesd rear, fsa s.25xS0 tires. Fish;
s5sE osD e So5f 5p g. stl1ss Ab RbAEkoMYsssS EskoMYsssS
sTTbEBAiREgR SSeq '5S sston saaoay pickup;
new-tfuck title and guarantee. Ter
IHAC SaFlHBS. BEFORE you Duy, gel
our deal. MCNEIL STUDEBAKER
4034 Wis. ave. EN-. 3-72S6. -
FORD 40 F-6 3-yd. dump with S25S
20 tires, FiSh-plated frame, 2-speed
rear, newly .repainted; Meadowbrook
green. Truck In excellent cond. and
ready for work: $1,O95. PARKWAY
PPORD; 3o5l M st. NV. AD. 2-01s5
CHEVROLET 1851 1-ton stake; 5000
actual miles; like brand new; 81, ,O95.
Call after 2 pm. Sum- or any time
Mon, AP. 7-3407. -8
FORD TRACTOR 1850 F-S: 9th
wheel, air and connections: direc-
tional signals; practically new mo-
tor. good orig. tires; never in acct
dent; excel. care. DYSON on, CO.,
Waldorf Nd. Midway 5-266l. g
CHEVROLET '51 panel truck; orig
inai owner: will sell right. LU
FORD isbs P-s vanstt. parcel ed DE-.
livery: almost new; prime paint;
driven less than 5000 miles; pvt
owner; no trades: $l.995. Laurel
FORD 81 half-ton de luxe panel:
low MILEAGE; 8 mos. old; like new
throughout: reas. Central S-5l81.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
B0ATS

FISHING PARTIES, small or large;
Chesap. Bay. Herring Bay. .Sharps
Isl: Go9sss; For reserv,, call eyes,
CHRIS-CRAFT RIVERA, left. 13O
hp., top notch motor. new canvas
cover. very high speed, center tow
rig. for water skiing, or aouaplaning.
40 miles per hr., priced $1,000; for
appt. phone Mr.. LAWSON, Elk.
1913 4O-FT. BaltZer sedan cruiser;
sleeps &; Ship-to-shore phone; twin
Chryslers; elec. refrigeration: excel.
cond.; $4,000. Large selection of
used boats. THE WASHINGTON MA
RINA. Yacht Brokers, 1900 Maine
CANOE. IL IT,, new canvas, with
board motor with bracket. Com
plete. $50. RIA 6-OO47, 6l6 Rit-
tenhouse st. NV. Also sailing equip.
lsoFT' soT noO1uTBOARD RowBoAT, ex-
cellent condition. Call LU. 1-13O7
cHRIs-cRAFT E1r Fl boats. expertly made.
sizes s to 16 TT; Aft: runabout
JEFFREY. JE. s-5s6s. VIII "-ND
AS-FT. RAISED DECK CRUISER
soSssIgSsrH1AN' YACHT cLUB. Il.
RENTA-CRUIsER SERVICE o6' Steel
crafts, U-Drive-It. Hour-day or wk.
$50 Maine ave. s.w.. Elk. 3-1s9S
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80 de luxe "s" 2-dr. sed.;
hsS1s back Es.,c f.; h. o,Is defrcster 1a7 sc and
SON & ORME lBuickl. 18th and N
roSrPAc sts z pH % lS jes SiseP 3Dsn sdr til
good tires. Traded on '53 Mercury.
Runs like q new one. Grady in
spected. Given away at only SOS.
THIS ples. is Stnv nSs %isPTins MnTnss No dealers
sin ave, Bethesda, Md. Open daily
SI . 1919 - pei Club coupe. Hydra. s
Matie NIn6n pnHTfic 5n%ae; msg1on nsg, c,nS s7s9.
eao0R cut. Wo. p8SatAc' Sls4ooc! 4%&l c0nns'fi-
PREFECT 81 dark-blue 4-dr.: up to
30 miles per gal; economical trans
portation. 2-day money-black trial.
4-month written guarantee. HILL
& SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
besier. 3n 4.4add ah14 Vermont ave- NV.
r. and h.. very low mileage; Sa95.
Sell or trade. LA. 6-5334. %
As Commander cow:
Grecian gray nm: r., h. cd. Wv;
afesr ss fasel -$Ssf; sHer EXT 7Ii iio. Nays5 Id
52 Commander VS.
Starlight coupe: beautiful skyline
blue finish, equipped with radio.
heater and custom interior. One
owner; owners name on rearest:
Your. Your DowntOEn Lincoln Mercury
Cars, co; 5-636S til $3.50. CO.
STTDEBAKER 40 comdr.; maroon.
4odr., r. and h.; g clean family car;
S0.day guar. $795. HILL & SAN
111A VaFnNnnf n An A.42ln
1850 Champion star
SSe5. 0uSI MARTIN Tim MofoR FOR SALES. SALES.
Stndebaker Dealers. 5333 Wiscon-
sin ave-, EN-. 3-1s6S. IS
STUDEBAKER 1851 4-dr. Com
sfstsF kF orig sofSs slssk sHhas Hlia staS:
baker Dealers 1888 Wisconsin aye.
sTUDElsAaiK2EsRR 1s4s Commander; r.
s9e5 s9s NJ i1j neE -7ass ttSss; private owner;
sTUDEBAKER iS5s Champion 4ocdr.
sedan; overdrive, heater, many
other accessories; 81 ,495. MARTIN
MOTOR SALES. Studebaker Dealers,
5333 Wisconsin ave, EN-. 3-1S6S.
wILLYs '53 Ace 4-dr. sedan: 1850
Sl $50. OIL. 9-9573. IS
ZEPHYR '52 4-dr. sedan: driven by
CO., co: ofhsiai; o-cyl, overhead valve
6-cyl. car; 1895; 2-day money
back trial 4-month written guar
antee. HILL g. SANDERS, Wash. .
Oldest Ford Dealer, liza Vermont
ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. s.
Wagon. the King OF the Ford line.
+. and h. tires and in excellent con-
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the family will enjoy. So big, so
powerful so ready to carry the
far away hills. 81 ,695. 2-day money
back trial. 4-month written guaran-
tee. HILL g. SANDERS, Wash.'s
Oldest Ford Dealer. liza Vermont
ave. NV, AID. 4-430O. 8
Evening star., 1953-06-08
MOTORCYCLES

TRIUMPH 1852 Thunderbird, COM
plete racing kit, erossovers. flanders,
meEaphone. ETC.: take over pay
meMntS; work rest with me: 500.
full price, 10, S-59S3, 10
BSA. Bantam, 1851, S165. CAN
after $50 pm. 10. 5-2967. 10
Evening star., 1953-06-08
TRUCK VALUES
PICKUP SPECIALS

PLUS IUU OTHERS
All Makes and Models
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
TWO LOCATIONS
Arlington
1901 Oronoco st. 5000 Lee HWy.
OV. $1,000 IA. 2-7OOO till 9 pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
GARAGES

end COMML. ZONE Of Wash. 1885
So: it.. ideal small business. JU.
e-36OS. no answer, call TU. 2-6500.
4 METAL GARAGES AVAILABLE for
1mmed; occupancy. In wide alley
near 18th and Chaplin SITS. NV.
Call MIR. V1NN1CK. NE. S-2294.
FIREPROOF-Two floors, plus office
space, three entrances. two 1000
Building in fine cond.: I'M in Georse. ps:
town. fronting on Que St; now
leased to Government, but will be
available July l. Box 4S3-J. Star.
DOUBLE GARAGE. could be used for
warehouse, vic. of Wis. and o sts.
NV, EN-. 2-2S10. .
1913 d ST. s.E. AND 316 G ST. S.W.
Single. metal garages. suitable
storage or parking: $40 per mo-
each: FEDERAL RENTAL CO., 915
N. Y. ave. NV. MA. STAG. 8
Evening star., 1953-06-08
TRAlLERS

ABCs, CONTINENTALS, Travelites,
Kropf Cruisers. Streamlites, Rockets,
Schultz You are invited to see the
largest display Of nationally known
mobile homes ever offered at one
location You viii think that you
used trailers. You. are invited 10
trade now. We also accept automo-
bileS in trade. COLES. Washington:
Baltimore blvd. -Four miles north Of
LAUREL Laurel S22 or Elkridge SS7
WANT TO BUY a 36-ft. or more
house trailer not equipped. Ii,
4-6259 or Ii. 6-I326. Ia
Evening star., 1953-06-08
LET'S 60 FIsI

LET'S GO FISHING
Fishing parties arranged from Deale.
Nd; can accommodate up to 20; day
Or night; reasonable rates. Phone
10. 9-6242, Ill
Evening star., 1953-06-08
LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FTRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 to year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE,
INC. ll15 Eye st. NV. MA. S-646S.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors
1881 G st. W.. ME- S-2495
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST. We
will buy second trust 'notes. D C
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & IN
VESTMENT CORP. 1912 n Y ave
NV. MA S-5S33.
A% MORTGAGE LOANS. b5% OF
value; residential property. NO
7-1144.
End TRUSTS ARLINGTON AREA
1mmed. actione McClaine Properties
2100 Wilson Blvd. ARL.. ia. 2-33O0
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
aEp'eoftTTrTx,e ~ DtSNSSS5EEii S5Eiie O.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
DEALE
BEVERLY BEACH

B adjoining lots on main road: only
a stones throw from pavilion: at a
bargain price. Phone on vk days.
ia. a-29S6, OWNER. S
Evening star., 1953-06-08

PLYMOUTH 1949 Special de luxe
light gray sedan; equipped with ra-
olo, heater, defroster and seat COW
ers; thoroughly reconditioned: oniy
Sg47. EMERSON g. ORME (BuickJ
l7th and M SITS. NV. DI. 7-1162.
Open It'll q pm. s.
PONTIAC 1850 4-dr. Immac. sray.
Ss49. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Con-
necticut. WO. 6-S4OO,
Evening star., 1953-06-08
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

NEW BRICK, all modern. all-year
homes in west River section near
Chesapeake Yacht Club. Priced well
under $4,000. WALTER M. BAU-
MAN, 1927 K st. NV. Ma. 5000.
or INQUIRE at our suburban ONCE
on Shady Side rd., West River
Evening star., 1953-06-08
EASY TERMS
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. - Second
floor 5-room apartment, large
screened porch in duplex house. u
block from ocean. WAITI, 10S 18th
St, Virginia Beach, Va. g
FWO-BEDRM. FURN. APT, near
Cape Henry, Va; BY week or month;
private beach MRS. A. r. CASON.
Box 264, RID. /, London Bridge.
Evening star., 1953-06-08

OLDS '46 "7S" sedanette; r. and h.
Hydra, orig. finish, excel. cond.;
MOTOR SALES. I345 Que st. NV.
DU. 7-S300. -12
OLDS '4S sedan; S595, little as Si49
down. Buy 'em below market with
money-back guarantee. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC, 1881 Bla-
denSburR Rd me-
Evening star., 1953-01-06
keni|worth Citizens
Discuss Lily Ponds

On the heels of the District
Commissioners decision last
week not to move Southwest
Area B residents into their Lily
Ponds section, the Kenilworth
Citizens Association last night
set the groundwork for further
steps to restore this one time
business-yielding development.
Lily Ponds. a low-cost wartime
housing project, now stands all
but vacated and will remain so
until it is either re-rented by the
National Capital Housing Au-
thority or replaced by permanent
higher-cost dwellings.
Meeting in the Kenilworth
Recreation Center, Kenilworth
avenue and Ord street NE, the
group decided Informally that it
wants the higher-coSt housing.
But it may be year before con-
struction can be started on the
new project, and, if so the asso-
citation feels Lily Ponds should
be rented in the meantime.
The association then voted to
send a committee to the NCHA
for the answer to: "How soon
can work begin on a new devel-
opment?" On this answer the as
sociation will base a subsequent
appeal to the District Commis-
sioners, whether to re-rent or
wait for new construction.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Orthodox Russians
To Note Christmas
On Julian Calendar

Members of the Districts two
Russian Orthodox churches will
celebrate a second Christmas to-
morrow with special services and
the exchange of gifts.
PariShioners who observe the
holiday on both the Gregorian
Western and the Julian calen-
dars, will open observances to-
morrow night.
The Right Rev. Jonah, Bishop
Of Washington. will conduct
services at 1880 o'clock tonight
and 1880 am. tomorrow in st.
Nicholas Church, 1853 Church
street NV.
st. John the Baptist Church,
818 Eighteenth street NV, will
hold services at z o'clock tonight
and 10 am. tomorrow in Wash
ington Cathedral's Chapel Of the
Resurrection. Father Boris Kri-
vitsky and Father Nicholas Be-
kators of the church will offici-
ate.
At tomorrow's services, the
divine liturgy will be sung, and
children and adults will receive
communion. Tonight q candle
will be lighted before the ma
tivity icon and vesper services
will be conducted.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Stanton Park Citizens
Hear Dr.. Ostrow

DR.. A. Harry Ostrow. director
Of dental services for the Dis
trict Health Department, ex-
planned the benefits of f1uorida-
tion of the Districts water sup
ply to the Stanton Park Citi-
zens' Association last night.
Kathryn E. Bowers, president,
led a question period, which fol-
lowed the speech in the Pea
body School, Fifth and c
streets NE.
Evening star., 1953-01-06

for your little heir
make a note to try
Gerber's Cereals.
For these fine and
famous cereals
are made to have
the smooth, nice
to-the-tongue tex