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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15

flee.
10 memasem 81 ire status ~
civilians Whe I've en- government
ewasd property ln ksv west was
msds IN IRE ruling. The govern
merit holds title % . large part
81 ire civilian oeevpied pgepsFfr
IN pelnsisna. In psFtlcVlsE.
In addition 10 prohibiting ser
vice personnel living on the Naval
Station here, those who make their
residence In the Navy housing units
az Sigsbee Park. Fort Taylor.
Peary Court. the Seaplane Base.
Rest Beach. West Poinciana and
the Naval station Annex may be
affected by the ruling although
City Attorney NJ. Ignatius Lester
has wired Erwin for . elariflcation
Of this point.
The County Registration Office
has already sssppsd plaelns ne
names ~ Navy men on ne Fells
unless they maintain . eensSsds
Fesidsnes IN the city bvs the City
Revlssrasisn office IL stlIl Feels-
terms them pending wefd tFem
TaIlahassae.
The status IL those living In
housing projects apparently hinges
on the type Of title that the fed.
eFal government holds for the land
- which they stand. II the SOW.
eminent has complete Jurisdictions
over the housing projects, the resi-.
dents there are not expected TO be
able 10 vote.
Mayor C. n. Harvey said today
Ghas he II going 10 ASK for . eiari'
licatlon Of the decision from the
Attorney General.
I'VE cant take IRE right ~
granehlaa essay from these 80.
ste" ne Mayer said. Ne polnssd
cut mat me peepis lvins N Ssss'
bee Psvk. IN psEsievlsT, psv !"
city ssxss Indlgsetlv snd nat ihsy
ere snsillsd - . veies N ne
sevaEnmsni.
The ruling. which broke like q
bombshell this morning, was re-
auested by Escambia County
They asked the attorney senersl
whether IL was legal for service
personnel 30 vote. even though
they lived on government prop
erty.
In his opinion. Erwin said. land
which has been ceded by tne
state for use by . department OF
tia government ceases 70 ps
a part Of the state and such iano
ordinarily cannot be used 10 es-
tahlish voting residence n
"A resident Of such a tract OF
had Is not deemed to be = resi-
aent If the state he added.
Co, nty Supervisor OF Registra-l
s,or sam u. Pinder, Sr- said to-
dav that ne IL not going TO res.
ister anv more Navy men ana
that ne evil apparently have 70
rs,rvs she names Of AL such req
lxtranss from the books.
s.-rhas Il the best we can 90
- ,he face Of this opinion from
cur attorney general" he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
B'nai Zion To-
Celebrate YOm
KiPPwEvcnt
Rabbi Schwartz win
Re Assisted by
Melr RedIich In
Conducting Service

neginnlne win KolNldruy SER
vlces Friday evening. September
IA. Al sp. M. gsunaetl and eohslnn-
~ over al DAY saluFdy unih dark,
Yom Klppur. day Of atonemeni.
wlll he observed b. the b'nal
xlon conare9nllon here - wei IS
~ Jewish people throughout me
entire world.
TIE services VIII be conducted
~ Rabbi AhTAham Schwartz npir.
llaal leader a. the Congregation,
assisted ~ Melr Redlieh rom nj
ami.
There wIll also Be = special ser
xlee lnr ne yoaih of the Congrega.
zion conducted In The social ban ~
IA a m. Knslen David salisbury
ana Harvey Iloehwald wlli be N
charge og this service.
Yom Klppur II mentioned IS me
aav a ag0nemena In the Old Test
amenl. the hottest Of holy days
ai~tlnaulshed from ali other bolt
days. II occurs IN ne Hebrew cal
enAar meath Sen days In fishrAy,
starting with the Kol-Nidray tne
evening before nine days In Tish.
cav
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15

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Evening star., 1953-01-07
New Faces in Congress
New Faces in Congress
Cole Returns to Washington
AS Missouri Representative

William c. Cole, Republican,
who served three prior terms in
the House from Missouri, returns
as a Representative of his state
from the 9Th congressional dis
trict.
A veteran of action on the
Mexican border with Missouri
forces in 1916. he also partici-
pated in submarine patrol duty
during World War I.
Mr.. Cole, SIS, is a lawyer, who
graduated from the st. Joseph
Law School in 1928. practiced
law in. st. Joseph and was a
member Of the State Legisla-
ture during a special 1912 ses-
sion.
He was elected to the 18th,
10th and 80th Congresses and
now is returning to a House
seat in the SD. In November,
he defeated Robert c. Richard
son, Democrat.
During his previous service in
Congress. he was active as a
member of the COMMITTEES on Post
Office and Post Roads, Rivers
and Harbors, House Administra-
ton and Post Office and Civil
Service.
Mr.. Cole was born on a farm
near Fillmore, Andrew County.
Mo-, on August 20, 1897, and
attended public schools of Fill
more and st. Joseph, before 60
ing on to law school.
He was active in legal organ
izations after entering the prac-
Evening star., 1953-01-07

economy" he told a reporter.
then this bill is the best way
to do it."
Mr.. Rogers said his bill would
put leach man on record as to
how he votes to spend the tax
payers money. and certainly in
the light of public opinion it
will cause the congressman to
give more careful consideration
in voting large appropriations
when lesser one would do the
lob"
Evening star., 1953-01-07

$250,000 National Committee
deficit by:
!. Moving into new quarters in
a new building address yet to
be announced) which would save
at least 81. $50 a month rent.
2. Holding two Jefferson
Jackson dinners next month.
One will be in New York
February ID, a $100-a-plate af-
fair to be attended by party
workers in that region. Another
will be at Los Angeles or San
Francisco the end of the month
on a day yet to be determined.
Evening star., 1953-01-07
Roll Call on Money Bills
Again Sought In House
BY the Asseeioted Press

Representative Rogers, Demo-
crat, of Florida is trying again
to put his colleagues on record
when they vote on money bills.
He says such procedure would
cut spending.
The Floridian has introduced
again a bill to require roll call
votes in the House on all ap-
preparations measures.
He has offered such a bill
twice before but it got no fur
ther than the Rules Committee.
In the past most appropriation
bills have been passed by voice
votes.
IF the Republicans are sim
cere and want to bring about
Evening star., 1953-01-07
Mitchell Plans TO Stay On
As Democratic Chairman
sy The A,,oeio,sd Pres,

Stephen A. Mitchell told news
men yesterday he intends to stay
on indefinitely as chairman Of
the Democratic National Com
mittee.
He made this comment when
asked about rumors that Oscar
Chapman, retiring Secretary Of
Interior, might succeed him.
Mr.. Mitchell said the Demo-
Gratis expect to cut down the
Evening star., 1953-01-07

tice OF law, and became president
OF the st. Joseph Bar Associa-
ton in 1912. He is a member
Of the Lions Club. the Masonic
order, including Moila Temple
OF the Shrine; Odd Fellows. Elks
and the Loyal Order of Moose.
Mr.. Cole retains his long time
membership in C. S. Simineo
Lodge No. 90. Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen.
He married Miss Esther Leah
Arnold at st. Joseph, Mo-, on
August 20, 1927. They have
one daughter, Mary Barbara.
Evening star., 1953-01-07
Monticello Attendance
In 1852 Sets Record
spseioI pispofch 10 Ihe siur

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Jan. 7.-Attendance at Month
cello, home of Thomas jefferson,
totaled 220.694 in 1852, the
largest in history.
Attendance in 1851 was
200,634. The last two years have
been record-breakers since the
shrine was established.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02
Harana-Key Vest
Series To Resume
At Wickers Tonight

Julio Cabanas, president Of the
San Carlos Institute has annoUne-
ed that ihe baseball series be-
tween fhe Cuban Juvenile
Champions and q picked Key
West team will be resumed To-
night with . single game set FOR
fine Wickers Field Stadium at
1880 p. m.
Both Of The teams have been
adjusted 50 that their ages COR
respond following complaints that
some Of the local performers
were past the fourteen year age
limit.
Two games are set for Safur-
day, one in The afternoon at
$3.50 p. m. and another for 1880
p. m. Key West captured the
first game Of fhe series s-4 on
Monday night 70 take . Sne game
lead in the tourney. The Jose
Msrfi Trophy will be awarded to
fhe winner Of fhe championship.
The Cuban team has been
roundIy feted since their arrival
here by officials Of fhe San Car
los institute including sishtsee-
ing trips and parties.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02
BY HUGH FULLERTON Jr.
Associated Press Snorfs Writer

You'd never know it from the
scores, but the defensive platoons
Were the deciding factors in most
o. the football bowl games that
marked the beginning of 1853.
True, Alabama established new
scoring record for "major" bowl
competition by walloping Syracuse
6l-6 in the Orange Bowl, and the
San Diego Naval Training Center
went 20 points higher and must
have set a record for any kind of
bowl game when it whomped the
1O1st Airborne Division of Camp
Breckenridge, KY, 1920, and only
two teams on the entire list were
shut out.
But to offset those two remark
able scoring exhibitions, Southern
California stopped Wisconsin four
times within scoring range to earn
a welcome TO victory for the West
IN the Rose Bowl. Georgia Techs
defensive platoon held Mississippi
once less than a foot from the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02
SEDGMAN, M'GREGOR TO
MAKE PRO NET DEBUTS

Los ANGELES M ~ Frank
Sedgman, the worlds No. tennis
player. and his Australian Davis
Cup terminate. Ken McGregor.
start cashing in on their talents
Tuesday when they make their
long expected professional debut
at Los Angeles Pan Pacific Audi
forum.
Jack Kramer. former U. s. ANA
teur champion who will be
promoter and opponent of the ia.
nous AusSieS. announced last
night Sedgman and McGregor had
accepted his $10o. 900 offer for a
tour Of the United States "and
other places on which | decide. I"
Pancho Segura also win be a mem
Der Of the touring troupe.
AZ the same time in Sydney,
Australia. Sedgman confirmed he
and McGregor has deserted the
amateur ranks and would leave for
the United States tomorrow.
'sft was q big decision for Ken
and ! 10 make and We have many
regrets." Sedgman told Sydney re-
porterk But after weighing every.
thing vs decided We were doing
the right thing IN accepting kra-
mcr'a after. We leave amateur
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02
Texas Holding.
Game Hulnbled
Mighty Vols

DALLAS, Tex. R-Easy going
Ed Price gambled with his defense
and changed it into an awesome
thing that Inundated Tennessee
far more than the 1910 score indi-
Gated yesterday in the 18th annual
Cotton Bowl.
For Prices tenth ranked football
team stole Tennessee's thunder as
the country's top defensive team,
limited the Vols to just 46 yards
passing and hurled them to a minus
IA yards rushing.
The sudden switch of a $3.50
defense to an amazingly efficient
unit prompted Vol Coach Bob Ney-
land to exclaim: 81 knew Texas
had a good offense, but / didn't
know the defense was that good"
Neyland brushed aside talk of
bad breaks.
''We got beat badly" he said,
adding Texas was by far the best
team Tennessee had faced this
season and one of the ''best /
have SEEN"
Sweat poured off Prices face as
he stood backed in a steaming,
jammed training room under the
giant bowl. A good part of the
rs, 504 who saw Texas rack up a
safety in the first quarter and
touchdowns in the second and final
periods waited outside to yell ac-
claim for the Southwest Conference
champions.
1--WE changed up our defense
had the linemen slanting and slic-
ing" Price said in explaining how
his line crashed through to spill
Tennessee backs almost every time
they got the ball. Before yesterday,
Texas inemen charged straight
ahead.
Why did Price change his de-
tense?
ave saw pictures of the Duke
game" said Carlton Massey, hard
charging Texas defensive end.
''The Duke players were slicing
and ripping Tennessee to bits"
Duke won that game. 10, and
Price decided TO see il the same
style could work against Neyland's
team twice in a season.
There really wasn't much ex-
element to the game. II was all
Texas, and the crowd sensed il
after the first quarter.
Tennessee, which like Texas
drew down $4,000 as its share
of the gate, didn't make a really
serious threat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02

tennis with the best of good feel
ingS and good wishes TO officials
and players remaining"
Sir Norman Brookes, president
.0f the Australian TIA, declared,
Personally / wish them well.
Sedgman and McGregor have done
a lot for Australian tennis in the
last four years. The choice is their
own. ANY man is entstled to make
bis own decisions and do not
blame them for choosing their own
way of life for the future"
Kramer said his offer of 500 oo0
or 30 per cent Of the gross re-
ceipis, whichever IS greater. was
made 70 the Australians as 4
team but he understands Sedgman
viii take Is per cent.
After two-night stand IN Les
Angeles, the net stars win jump
to New York for afternoon ses-
Sicns at Madison S~uare Garden
Jea. IL s n. Ncsaes hava beea
lined I'D for appearances u 50
ether American cities bat Kramer
also plans "a take the troupe on
q tour Of Europe. South Afriea.
South America. New Zealand and
Australia.
In aov matches outxlde she
North American sentiment, Sedg-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02
Defense Was Big Factor In Bowl Tits

big ones on television. And ii
netted well over two million dol
lars from gate receipts and TV and
radio fees, for the competing
schools and the conferences and
a Ssociate d institutions which
shared in the cuts. The exact fig
ures won't be known for some
weeks after the audits are COM
pleted.
Southern California and Wiscon-
sin drew over 100000 people into
Pasadena'S Rose Bowl; the Sugar
Bowl attracted an estimated 49,
600; there were 1854 paid admis-
sions at the Cotton Bowl, $3.50 at
the Orange Bowl and 3O,O15 at the
Gator Bowl. Those were the
biggest crowds.
Although Alabar1a's 81 points
wiped out Michigan's two Appoint
Rose Bowl trlumphs which had
stood as the scoring record since
the first Tournament of Roses
game in 1902, that wasn't the days
thriller.
The excitement came in the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02

man and McGregor viii receive
SIS per cent Of the receipts" Kra,
mer said. Jack also expects to
promote four or five $4,000 sum-
mer tournaments for professionals.
That the 25-year old Sedgman
and the 22-year old McGregor
would eventually turn pro has
been the talk of tennis circles for
over i year. Kramer sent his per-
sonal representative. Tex Schroed-
er, to Australia to confer with the
pair before the Davis Cup chal-
lenge round.
But both Sedgman and McGregor
declined to be quoted until after
they had successfully defended the
international trophy by defeating
the United States team of Vic
Seixas and Tony Trabert four
matches to one. MeGregor dropped
the only match to Seixas after the
Australians had chnched the de-
fense Ct the cup.
Sedgman has been regarded as
the finest amateur tennis player
n the world for tie past tao
years. He leaves the arateurs as
holder Of The Wimbledon and L. S.
piles, Mctsregov defeated him for
lhe Australian championship last
January.
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close games, and the Rose Bowl,
oldest of all. probably was the
most stirring. after six straight
triumphs for the Big Ten since
the two conferences hooked up,
California fans were ready to yell
for West Coast victory. But when
it came they were almost breath
less.
Wisconsin, with battering Alan
Ameche as a constant threat, got
within scoring range four times.
use had three chances, cashed in
on one when substitute tailback
Rudy Bukich passed to AL Car
michael to complete a 73-yard
aerial drive and barely missed one
field goal attempt.
Twice in the closing minutes
Wisconsin came close and, with
about two minutes to go, Harland
Carl raced into the end zone, got
his hands on an almoSt-perfect
pass and juggled it just long
enough for momentum to carry
him out of bounds for an incom-
pletion.