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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-20

] BEDROOM furnished cottage.
Couple only, no pets. Excellent
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NOTICE or INTENTION TO APP
PLY ron PASSAGE or LOCAL
on SPECIAL hill

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Notice Is hereby given that puF-
snant 10 the requirement Of Section
81 81 Article III ~ the Constitution
Of the state OF Florida. A. amended
Al the general election IN t94b, ap-
nficatfon will be made BY the nne
deralgned 70 the Iseglslatufe OF the
state Of Florida AZ the regular 80.
sion OF said Legislature now petnN
held fn the year 1854 Tor tne pas
sass Of local or special piu
requiring mat out Of Any
Funds Which The City Of Key
West. Florida. 4 Municipal Corr
poraffon Organized and Exist
fnr Under the Laws Of th4
state 81 Florida. Shall Receive
Under and by Virtue Of Chap
ter efa. Tax on Cigarettes
Florida Sfatules. 1851. OF Any
Ee-enactment Thereof, thef
shall he Used and Exnendto
hEnaaifv For : Period Of Five
fS3 years BEGINNING From the
pate This Aet Becomes . Law
the sum 81 Ten Thousand uoi-
lars ff1e.ponj Each Year Tor
4ha ffetfarment improvement
ara decentralization 81 The CITY
Cemetery in said City. fnfied-
sng Fencing Of said Cemetery
Rsnealine All Laws and Parts
81 I,aws. whether General 81
special, IN Conflief With This
Act 10 the Extent - such cqp-
f1icf. ana PFeTlding Nheh AL
shall Taxa Effect.
pated a Key west, Fierl6a. tAie
seih aay Of April, A.n 1873
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Baby Sitters

BABY SITTING by the hour or by
the day. Also, room and board.
Phone 2-7675. Can furnish refer
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"a Trailers For Rent

EONE-WAY TRAILERS, any size.
for rent to any city in the
United States. Rent it here--Ieave
It there. See Dick Phelps, Palm
lSinclairl Service Station, Stock
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COTTAGE for quiet couple only.
$500 monthly, plus utilities.
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8 Cottages For Rent

FURNISHED COTTAGES suit
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with one child, Go years or
older). OPA rental. $3.50 month
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Houses For Rent

NEW 2 bedroom house for rent.
An Terrazzo floors, all electric
kitchen, S spacious closets. Newly
furnished. Swimming pool privii-
eyes. One block from the beach.
1410 Patricia. Cali 2-77O3 after 500
Pm. or Call 2-6s83 from 800 AN.
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5OLegal Notices
NOTICE OF UNPAID DELINQUENT
TANGIBLE PERSONAL
PROPERTY TAXES

PROPERTY TAXES
As provided by Chapter 2D52s, Acts
OF 1871, notice is hereby given that
tangible personal property taxes
assessed for 1852 are now delin-
quent and beginning with April /,
1928, such taxes are drawing inter-
sss of per cent per month Mus
the proportiOnate cost Of publish
ing this notice. Unless the amount
set opposite each name below are
paid before the 6th day OF MAY.
1888, warrants will issue there
on directing levy upon and seizure
Of the tangible personal properties
OF the tax payer for unpaid taxes,
penalties and additional costs. The
names OF the delinquent personal
tax payers and the amount OF taxes,
lnciuding the cost Of advertising
and the two months penalty are as
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lot with cool east facing patio.
5000 cash minimum. Possession
June. 1921 George st. Phone 2-6278
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Evening star., 1953-04-29
Here and Abroad
News of Area Men and Women
Serving in the Armed Forces

The commander of the Seventh
Fleet recently announced the
award Of the Legion Of Merit
to Marine Col. Robert D. Heinl,
jr., son of Mrs. Helen Corbin
Heinl Of 2400 California street
NV. and the late Robert D.
Heinl, for outstanding service in
Korea.
Col. Heinl was cited for de-
tending the islands under his
command of the east coast of
North Korea with only q limited
Marine and Navy force.
Col. Heinl's. wife, Nancy, and
their two children, Pamela, IL,
and Michael. 3. live at 2601 Cal
vert street NV.
y y y y
Army Pvt. Warren r. Porter,
husband of Mrs. 10 Anne C..
Porter Of 615 Oakland. street,
Arlington, was selected to serve
Evening star., 1953-04-29

liam I. Stewart, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Stewart Of Rockville,
Md, and Army Pvt. James o.
Osborne, son of Mrs. Josephine
A. Osborne of 112 Massachusetts
avenue N. w.
X ~
Recently promoted to the rank
Of captain at the Engineer Re-
placement Training Center. Fort
Belvoir, Va, was 1st. 1t. Thomas
A. Newman, husband of Mrs.
Annie May Newman of 1113
New Hampshire avenue NV.
y X X y
First 1t. friedrich G. Speidel,
son of Mrs. Esther G. Peppler OF
$500 Fourteenth street NV,
completed the unit chemical,
biological and Pathological course
with the third highest average
In the class at Fort Meade.
William H. Gilbert. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond l.. Gilbert,
sr., of 6119 Seventh place NV.
has been promoted to staff SER
geant at the Technical Training
Air Force Headquarters, Gulf
port, Miss.
Sergt. Gilbert who is serving
in the Office of Information
Services was a sports writer
with the Washington Post for
four years before enlisting in the
Air Force in 1851. He is a grad
uate Of Coolidge High School
and also attended the University
of Maryland.
Two nearby Virginia residents
received Army decorations Mon
day at the Pentagon.
Capt. Walter w. HuimeS Of
1923 North Barton street. Arling-
ton, received the Bronze Star for
his work in co-ordinating signal
communications in Korea.
Robert L. Ware of 1913 Valley
crest boulevard. Falls Church,
vas gi6n the Oak Leaf Cluster
Evening star., 1953-04-29

leading graduate of a construc-
ton surveying course he COM
pleted recently in the Engineer
School at Fort Belvoir.
Marine Pfc. Sara Lee Doug
lass, daughter of Edgar M.
Douglass, IA CedoS avenue,
Gaithersburg. Md. received a
certificate of merit for placing
third in her recruit platoon COM
petition for honors at the Marine
Corps Recruit Depot, Paris Is
land. S. c. She graduated from
Gaithersburg High School in
1851 and attended Montgomery
Junior College.
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The cruiser Baltimore. under
the command Of Capt. John B.
Taylor Of Chevy Chase, Md. will
represent the United States In
the naval review to be held for
the coronation Of Queen Eliza
beth II.
Capt. Taylor took over the
command of the Baltimore from
Capt. Gordon L. Caswell Of
1O403 Amhurst avenue, Silver
Spring, Md, last week at Nor
folk, Va.
X \ \
Two area men have volun-
teered for and been assigned to
the 1S8th Airborne Infantry
Regiment where they will begin
training for parachute jumps
soon. They are Army Pvt. Will
Evening star., 1953-04-29

pose improvements in train
ing procedure for being the
top man in his class Of basic
trainees.
Pvt. Porter attended the Vir-
ginia Military Institute at Lex
ington, Va. before entering the
Army last December and is a
graduate Of Washington-Lee
High School.
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Army Pvt. William B. Esser,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Frank ESser, HOO North Edge
wood street, Arlington, was the
Evening star., 1953-04-29

playing rugby in London with a
team made up of men from the
United States Marine Detach-
ment there.
The team has joined an Eng
lish rugby league and is in top
place.
Army Pvt. John c. Atkeson,
jr., son of Capt. and Mrs. John
c. Atkeson of 1915 South Stafford
street, Arlington, was graduated
from the Leadership Training
School recently at Aberdeen
Proving Ground, Md.
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1t. Col. Donald L. Rodewald
of 908 North Jacksonville street,
Arlington, has been assigned as
a Sabre jet pilot to the United
States Air Force 4th Fighter In
terceptor Wing in Korea.
Ndpt. fCOUeTC -. LeQley VINO is
assigned to the National Bureau
Of Standards and lives at 6603
Hillandale road, Chevy Chase,
Md. was awarded third place in
the color transparency category
of the All-Army Photography
Contest.
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Navy 1t. q. g. James C..
Green, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
r. Green of so South Aberdeen
street, Arlington, was designated
naval aviator in a ceremony
at Corpus Christi. Tex. His
wife Estalene took part in the
ceremony by presenting him with
his wings.
Evening star., 1953-04-29

as enlisted
aide to Col.
Kingsley S.
A nd erSon,
commando n g
officer of the
Engineer Re-
pla C e m e n t
Training Gen.
ter at Fort
Belvoir.
H e W a S
chosen to ac-
company the
colonel in in
spection trips
and to pro-
Evening star., 1953-04-29

in lieu of an additional Bronze
Star for meritorious service as q
captain in the Signal Corps.
y \
Marine Pfc. Robert A. Lynch.
son of Mrs. Gertrude Lynch of
6040 Fourteenth street NV, is
Evening star., 1953-04-29

BIieh Tomb Wrecked
Vandels have wrecked the tomb
OF Capt. William Bligh, Of the
Bounty, In Lambeth Parish
Church, London.
Evening star., 1953-04-29

There's reason why year otter year smart women
choose Benbere" royon sheers Especially in
humid Washington! It's because Bemberes are 50
cool, so light they copture every stray breeze! And
so practical because they wash costly And Sc
feminine, so chormine-these sheer prints thot
fIutter softly with every step! Sizes l4h to 22h
in grey, aqua or gold background prints.
Lqnsourghs-BUDGET BALcoNY-Second Floor
reg. U. Pot on.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
Turpin Gets License
To Marry Welsh Girl
BY the Associated Press

WELLINGTON. England. Nov.
13.-Randy Turpin, British mid
dleweight, 25, and Gwyneth
Price, 81, took out a marriage Ii
cenSe today.
The former world middle
weight titleholder gave notice at
the wellington register. No date
for the wedding was set.
Turpin is the son of a white
British mother and a West In
dies Negro father. Miss Price is
q white Welsh farm girl.
Turpin, whose wife divorced
him in June on grounds of
cruelty, recently was named CO.
respondent in a divorce suit by
a British policeman.
After losing to Bobo Olson in
q world title fight in New York,
october %, Turpin was accused
by Adele Daniels. a Negro, of as
saulting her in her New York
apartment. She later withdrew
the complaint and Turpin was
allowed to leave for Britain after
putting up $4,000 pending out
come of a threatened civil suit
Turpin since has been suS-
pended by the New York Athletic
Commission and ordered to ap-
pear before the British Boxing
Board of Control December 9 to
explain the unorthodox train
ing methods he used before los
ing the Olson fight.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
Injured PAT Harder Placed
On Reserve LIST by Lions
By the Associated Press

DETROIT, Nov. 13. - Pat
Harder, veteran fullback. has
been placed on the 30-day in
jured reserve list by the Detroit
Lions to make room for Robert
L. Smith. rookie fullback.
The 31-year-old Harder has
been troubled with a leg injury
and has seen very little service
this season. He has carried the
ball only eight times for 21 yards,
Smith set a Southwest Confer
ence rushing mark of 2,573 yards
while playing with Texas A8SM
He was obtained from the Cleve-
land Browns two years ago in
return for a Lions draft choice,
but was called into the Air Force
before he had a chance to play.
Harder will be out of action at
least until the final game of the
season December 13 against the
New York Giants. End Jim Do
ran also is on the injured reserve
list.
Lions officials said Smith will
be used Sunday against the
Packers at Green Bay.
Thre move gives the Lions a
second Bob Smith in the back
field. The other. a halfback from
Iowa, is used largely for punting
and on defense.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
Title at Stake Tonight
In Police Boys Club Game

The championship of the 30
pound division of the Police Boys
Club Football League will be at
stake tonight when unbeaten
Club No. II plays Club No. 5 at
y o'clock at Fairlawn field in
Anacostia. In a preliminary
game, starting at 6, Club No. IL
will play Club No. 4, both 30
Founders.
Four games will be played at
the field tomorrow, the first
starting at IL am. Club No. 5
will play Club No. IL and Club
No. 4 meets Club No. IL, both
games in the l20-pound division.
In the 140-pound division. Club
No. will meet Club No. IL and
Club No. 4 will play Club No.
IL, the games starting at 2;30
pm.
Games postponed earlier in
the season will be made up"
tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1953-11-13

year in 1882, has two OF the
Rebels all-time defensive greats
in Bruiser Kinard and Jim
tBuster) Poole coaching the line.
The backfield coaches include
Alabama's three time All-Con-
ference fullback. Hurry Cain,
and a record breaker at Ole Miss.
Junie Hovious.
The results of coaching from
men who performed so well in
their college and professional
days is obvious. Maryland hasn't
seen downfield blocking this year
as Efficient as That of the Rebels.
This has been the TerpS' busiest
week in preparation, because the
Ole Miss defense is the toughest
to figure.
Learned Split-T Under Mullins.
Vaught. who has played and
coached most of footballs for
nations of this day. learned the
split-T under Larry (Moon) Null
Inns. Under Vaught the Rebels
have won Al games, lost only 18
and tied four, and only Is Of
these games have been played
at home in oxford.
Ole Miss won its first and only
Southeastern Conference title in
1947, Johnny's first year after he
moved up from assistant coach
when Red Drew resigned and re-
turned to Alabama. The previous
Evening star., 1953-11-13
Greatness of Ole Miss Coaches
May Be Rubbing off on Squad

year Ole Miss had won two
games under Drew. The Rebels
went to the Sugar Bowl for the
first time last year in Vaught'S
sixth season.
Kinard is his beSt-known as
sistant from a playing sense.
BruiSer was the Rebels first ALL
America in 1886. and the schools
first recognized All-Southeastern
player. an honor he won twice.
The big tackle won his great
est fame as a pro. For five of
the nine years he was with the
Dodgers and Yankees, Bruiser
won all-pro league honors. In
his college days Bruiser had a
record of 562 consecutive min
utes of playing time.
Brother Young Halfback.
His kid brother. Billy, is q
sophomore halfback at Ole Miss.
Poole, a member of the staff
since l947, also won more ac-
claim in the pro ranks than COL
lege. He played five years with
the New York Giants after max
ing only a smattering of ALL
Southeastern Conference teams
Jim is one of eight members of
four Gloster, Miss, Poole fami-
lies. and now has two brothers
playing pro ball, Ray at Mon
treal and Barney with the Colts.
Cain won All-America men,
ton at Alabama in a brilliant
college career during which the
Tide won 81 of 30 games. He
coached at Southwestern Louis
lana Institute and won four
SIAA titles before joining
Vaught in 1947.
Hovious, leading member of
the Rebels Hovious s-H a p e S
backfield' team, was one of the
Rebels most versatile backs. He
made over 1000 yards rushing.
more than 1,500 passing and 16
touchdoWns, was a punter and
pass receiver and led the Nation
in 1884 on punt returns.
Under this type leadership. it's
plain to see that the recent foot
ball successes at Ole Miss are
not accidental.
WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1953-11-13

QlQn even
have to go out of their own
home town to telecast this at
traction at Lansing, Mich.
The Michigan State attack is
geared around speed and decep-
tion. Coach Biggie Mum be-
lieves in small, speedy backs and
he has some of the best. He uses
the unbalanced line all the time
and on a number of his plays
they line up in the T and shift
into the single wing.
The man to watch is HalfbacE
Leroy Bolden, a 160-pounder
who is very fast and extremely
strong for a man of his weight.
For passing it's Quarterback Tom
Yewcic and their power man is
Fullback Evan Slonac. The
fourth starting back, Billy Wells.
will be sidelined tomorrow be-
cause of illness and his substi-
tute is still in doubt.
Spinner Is Typical.
Both teams use a play from
the famous fullback spinner
series with considerable success.
In this play the team lines up.
or shifts into, the single wing
and the ball is snapped directly
to the fullback. He takes one
step forward and spins around.
bent over considerably. AS his
back is to the line of scrimmage
the halfback crosses over and
takes the ball and the fullback
completes his spin and heads
into the line, still doubled up.
While this is going on. the power
of the single wing, that is, the
wingback and right end double
team" the defensive left tackle,
the key defensive man who could
stop the play. The quarterback
pulls out to block the defensive
end while the two guards pull"
to lead the interference as the
le1C nal1DacK cuts between the
end and the tackle and heads
downf1eld.
It can be readily seen that this
play has great deceptive posi-
bilities because as soon as the
defense starts assuming what is
going to happen, the fullback
can make the handof and spin
into the line with the ball.
Mousetrap Is Example.
A basic Michigan play is run
with an unbalanced line to the
right and the left halfback lined
up about S yards behind the
center. The ball is snapped to
the fullback. who heads straight
toward the line. AS he reaches
the quarterback he fakes an ex-
Evening star., 1953-11-13
Redskins Favorites
In SD Clash Of Ha|as
And Lambeau Teams

The Chicago Bears, once the
most feared team in pro foot
ball, meet the Redskins for the
18th time Sunday at Griffith
Stadium.
But that's just the trouble, ac-
cording to Curly Lambeau-the
Bears no longer are feared out
fit and the Redskins coach is
afraid his team will not be up
for them. The Bears have won
only one of seven games this
season.
'"The team was up for the
Cardinals" Lambeau says. Two
weeks before that, the team was
down against the Colts and got
beat. If they had played against
Baltimore like they did against
the Cardinals last Sunday they
would have won"
Helped Form League.
AS an interesting sidelight,
this will be the 63d meeting be-
tween teams coached by Lam
beau and George Halas, owner
coach of the Bears, They helped
form the league 33 years ago.
The Bears have beaten the
Redskins nine times in the IA
previous games and come here
owning a f1ve-game streak
against Washington. The last
time the Redskins beat the Bears
was in 1945.
Most memorable game be-
tween the two teams. of course.
was that 1870 humiliation the
Bears heaped on the Redskins
in the championship contest of
1910, just short time after the
Redskins had beaten the Bears,
7-3, during the regular season.
This will be one of the very
few times the Redskins have
been favored over Halas' team.
But Lambeau is quick to point
out that, despite their record,
the Bears have not been playing
bad ball; in fact, they've been
In contention in most of their
games until the last quarter.
COnnOr Having Good Year.
Tommy O'Connell of. Illinois
and George Blanda of Kentucky
will be operating as the Bears
T-quarterbacks. This is O'Con-
nell's first year as a pro and
Blanda's fifth.
George Connor, big All-Amer-
lea tackle from Notre Dame, is
having a good year in his sixth
season with the Bears. Oldest
player on the Bears in point of
service is End Ed Sprinkle, now
in his 10th year.
Both the Bears and Redskins
are building. Lambeau is trying
to build up his ground offense
and toward that end will have
Paul Barry back in at fullback
Sunday.
Barry was a halfback at Tulsa
University, but with Chuck Dra-
Zenovich suffering from groin
and knee injuries and Leon
Heath handicapped by injuries.
Lambeau put him at fullback
against the Cardinals and liked
what he saw.
With Barry hitting inside and
Justice going off tackle. the
Redskins will have a double
barreled line assault.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
Biqqest Future To-Do Likely
On Radio End of TV Ruling

OF league games into other league
cities when home teams are play
ing.
Bert Bell, league commissioner
hailed the ruling and Ford Frick,
commissioner of baseball, said
cit is a fine ruling for football" !"
It was in radio sports coverage
that the biggest future to-do
promised to develop. Judge Grim
ruled that NFL restrictions on
radio broadcaStS were illegal.
Judge Grim's decision was ap-
plauded Immediately by Gordon
MacLendon, president of the de-
funct Liberty Broadcasting Sys-
tenn which has a suit for $12
million pending against 13 major
league baseball clubs.
Judge Grim said there is no
factual justification for terri
torial restrictions on the sale OF
radio broadcasting rights"
McLendon commented this
statement means his suit is valid
and that Liberty Broadcasting
will win rights to unrestricted
broadcasting of major league
games"
Evening star., 1953-11-13
MARYLAND
Continued From Page CID

(COnClnueQ from rage C-Al
guard, Crawford Minis. "'As
All-America as Thanksgiving
turkey" is the way an Ole Miss
supporter rates him. He'll wear
No. 81 and is a man to watch.
Maryland and Ole Miss are
the top scoring teams in the Ma
tion's major conferences and
they're close in total offense,
Maryland with 1880 yards and
Ole Miss with 2,764. The Rebels,
with Lea Paslay the No. quar-
terback, pass more than the
Terps. primarily to halfbacks.
On answer to Chet Hanulak,
the Terps' shifty and speedy Of
fensive threat, Ralph FELTON, and
Dick Nolan, the Rebels have
Bobby McCool, Jimmy Blair,
Pete Mangum and others. Ole
Miss was to arrive at 3:20 and
work out Immediately at Griffith
Stadium. They will go from the
stadium to headquarters at the
Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
By the Assoeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ia
ruling by a Federal judge that
the National Football League
legally can restrict television
coverage of it's games left the
professional, sports world in a
state of happy confusion today.
Both football and baseball cir
cles appeared gratified over the
first portion of a four-part de-
cision by Judge Alan K. Grim
yesterday.
Judge Grim-acting three days
after the United States Supreme
Court ruled professional base
ball is a sport and. therefore,
not subject to the Nations anti
trust laws-held that the NFL
has the right to ban television