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5o-L.egal Notices
Tallahassee. Florida,
April End. 1858
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April End. 1853
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees OF the internal Improve
ment Fund OF the State OF Florida,
Pursuant to Law. viii offer for
sale, for Objections Only, in ITALIA
hassee, Florida. at 1900 o'clock A.
described land in MONROE CoUN-
TY, Florida, to-wit:
Commencing at the SW Corner
of Govt. Lot 5, Section IS,
Township sc South, Range 90
East. Tallahassee Meridian.
Little Torch Key. Monroe
County Florida; thence North
along the West boundary line
of said Govt. Lot 5. $4,000
feet: thence at a right angle
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line Of Little Torch Key, the
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tanning e4s acres. more or less
The Purchaser Is required TO pay
the advertising cost and documen-
tary stamps.
The sale, IL and when made. shall
be subject to the Trustees reserv-
ing unto themselves T5G OF the
phosphate, minerals and sos OF the
petroleum thereon or Hereunder
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the
right to reject the sale
BY ORDER Of the Trustees OF
the Internal Improvement Fund OF
the state of Florida.
DAN MccARTY,
Governor,
Attest:
r. G. ELLIOT. Secretary,
Trustees l. / Fund.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
DOROTHY DANIELS. holder az
County Tax Certificate No. asa, Is
sued the LIST day OF June. 4 "a 1876.
has filed same IN my offiee, and
has made application Tor = tax deed
to be issued thereon said Certifi-
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Monroe. State Of Florida. to-Wlt.
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which Is the Isl day Of Jnue. faSs.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. desiring 20 engage
in business under the fictitious
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Box 5Si. Marathon, Florida. intends
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Evening star., 1953-06-28
NEW LIVES FOR TUBERCULl)

TAMES (JABBO) KENNER was set for
the knockout punch-ready to
throw that sledgehammer right, pow
cred by his rugged 215-pound frame.
Skillfully, he maneuvered his man
into corner, against the ropes. He
unleashed the same right that had
scored eight knockouts during his brief
professional boxing career The 5000
fans at Griffith Stadium roared in
anticipation.
But the unexpected happened. The
punch never landed. Instead, he seemed
to stumble and sag against his oppo-
nent. I'm winded . no strength"
he told his trainer after the bell
sounded, ending the third round. Two
rounds later he was counted out, after
being smashed to the canvas nine times.
That sultry June night II years ago
was his last fight. Neither the jolting
rights and lefts nor the sound beating
wrote the final chapter to his boxing
career. Rather, it was an X-ray,
prompted by an irritating cough, night
sweatS and fatigue. The results showed
advanced tuberculosis.
"At first, I thought the end had
come Jabbo recalls. Later, realized
a new life had opened up to me-"
A new life? AS matter of fact, he
calls his illness~a blessing in disguise"
For today, at 38, he's back on his feet,
has a good job and is helping delin-
quent boys become good citizens.
Jabbo feels the Upshur Street Hos
pital's rehabilitation program was the
guiding hand that steered him toward
Evening star., 1953-06-28
BY Meredith 5. Buel

a normal, healthy life again. For tuber-
cular patients it is the stepping stone
from the hospital bed to an independ-
ent and active existence in the COM
munity
He was transferred there from Glenn
Dale Sanatorium, where his disease was.
diagnosed as inactive after more than
three years. But to send him back to
the community at that time, doctors
felt. might sign his death warrant He
must gradually rebuild his strength and
increase his activity under medical
supervision. For this reason, he went
to Upshur Street, the last mile on the
road to complete recovery.
Four months later, in April, 1947,
Jabbo stepped back into private life.
Not only did the hospital staff make
sure Government job was waiting for
him, but through counseling and tests
found he had a special aptitude for
working with youngsters. Now he's
assistant director Of Metropolitan
Police Boys Club No. g.
Hundreds of other patients who have
gone through the rehabilitation center
are leading healthy, happy lives today.
A branch of Gallinger Hospital, the
125-bed institution admits patients
from Gallinger, Glenn Dale and Freed
mems Hospital.
It's program of easing patients into
everyday living has proved an effective
weapon against relapses and readmiS-
sions. Followup studies show that
during its 1O-year rehabilitation opera
ton, only about Is per cent of those
Evening star., 1953-07-06

Today a year ago Gerry
Priddy of the Tigers broke his
leg sliding into home plate
against the Browns,
Evening star., 1953-07-06
Lourel Graded Handicap
TONIGHTS RACES-POST TINE, $3.50 PM
Billy Direct
Selections
(For Monday.)

(For Monday)
1-Snipe Reward, Del Adios.
Betty Belle.
2-Mr. Kennion, Fora Hanover.
General Chaffee.
3-Miss Lafayette. Merry Rose
croft. Electronic.
Manor Chimes, Kings Knight.
Walter Rosecroft.
5-Card Trick, Indiana Hanover,
Scott Dolly.
6-Mac Brewer, Topsy Scott.
Walnut Royal.
7-Top Rosecroft, Frances Jew
ell, Homestretch Eddie.
8-AMERICAN LOU, Almeda
Maud. Dick Case.
Best bet-American Lou.
Best longshot-Fast Delivery
in 9Th.
Evening star., 1953-07-06
Potomac 0arsmen
To Enter Nationals
; RAcE-Purss. $500: a class

Potomac Boat Club, all fired
up over it's Junior eight crew
winning the Peoples Regatta in
Philadelphia Saturday by five
boat lengths. plans to enter the
crew in the intermediate class at
the Nationals July 18.
Coach Charlie Butt, back in
town after the weekend tri-
umph of his junior crew. said his
boys will have to step up to the
intermediate class by virtue of
winning the Peoples Regatta.
The nationals also will be held at
Philadelphia.
The intermediate national title
was won last year by Old Do
minion Boat Club.
Rowing in the winning crew
Saturday were Viggo Bertelsen,
Goodie Taylor, Marty McCul-
lough, Art Potter, AL Rayfield,
Tom Jones, Dan Reitz, Jim Quill
and Bob Ayres, coxSwain. Four
of the oarsmen were in the
Westinghouse High crew that
won the national schoolboy title
last month at Buffalo.
Closest competitor to the Po-
tomac crew was LaSalle Rowing
Association of Philadelphia. Sew
Evening star., 1953-07-06
Continued From Page A-15)

the right field fence. Gil Coan,
supplanting Clyde Vollmer in
left field, tapped down the first
base line to score Terwilliger and
when Reynolds threw wild into
right field, Vernon also scored
and Coan continued to second.
Ed Yost brought Coan across
with a double to left.
Ed FITZGERALD, who had a big
time with two doubles and a sim
gle, started the bottom of the
second with a double to right.
Porterf1eld moved him to third
with a single and Jim Busby
scored Fitz with a fly to Hank
Bauer in right. Ray Scarbor-
ough and Tom German held the
Mats harmless thereafter, but the
damage had been done.
Porterf1eld didn't permit any,
body to reach second until Gil
McDougal doubled with one out
in the eighth. He was stranded
when Irv Noren popped out and
Bauer flied to Coan.
With one out in the first
inning of the second game, Gene
Woodling singled and Noren and
Yogi Berra walked. That was
enough for Marrero. AL Sima
came in and the Yanks got q
run when Woodling scored on
Joe Collins fly to center.
Mats Tie Game Twice.
Terwilliger's single and Ver-
mons triple locked the score
in the first. but with two down
in the third Terwilliger booted
Collins grounder and it led to
two runs when McDougald
doubled and Billy Martin singled
The Mats again bounced back
against loser Bob Kuzava in the
same frame to tie the score at
3-3 on Terwilliger's single, a
walk to Vollmer and singles by
Yost and Snyder.
The Mats moved in front in
the fifth on Snyder's double and
Mickey GrasSo'S single. They
Evening star., 1953-07-06
Mats Hoppiest Day Sets Stage
For Fiqht With Boston for 9TH

increased their margin to So in
the seventh when Jensen
doubled, Yost sacrificed and
Snyder singled.
The Yankees scored with two
out in the eighth when Martin
and Pinch-hitter Johnny Mize
singled and Bauer doubled, but
Schmitz braced to get Woodling
on a pop to TerWilliger.
NOTES: Terwilliger joined
Snyder in obtaining three hits
in the second game. The
Mats got all of their IL blows
in that one against ex-Nat
KuZava. Scarborough, for
merly of the Mats, pitched 52s
scoreleSs innings in the opener
and another one in the second
game.
Porterfield became the first
right-hander to beat the Yam
KEGS twice this year. Bob's
earned run average has dipped
to a more respectable 3.85 after
his two straight Shutouts.
In his last two starts Marrero
has retired the first batter
yielded a single to the second
and walked the third and fourth
before being yanked. He
hasn't won a game in a month
Berra and Ed Hurley, plate
umpire, wrangled considerably
over ball called on Vernon in
the first inning of the second
game. When Berra thought
Hurley missed another one or
Vollmer in the same inning, he
summoned Manager Casey STEM
gel from the dugout to do his
debating for him.
Jensen'S double was his first
hit in IA tries. j.. The Yankees
have recalled Pitcher Art Schal-
lock from Kansas City, where he
had a 9-3 record. They'll
release a player today. Out
fielder Bill Renna had X-rays
taken of a bothersome toe and
discovered it's fractured.
He's expected to be out of action
! a week.
Evening star., 1953-07-06
Three Crack PAGERS
Head Field in Laurel
Finale Wednesday

Kiwanians will be honored at
Laurel tonight as the track goes
into the last three nights of the
current meeting, but the sulky-
riding fraternity will have it's
eyes on the $4,000 Laurel Cup
Pace coming up as Wednesday
nights getaway feature.
The second biggest purse Of
fered by Laurel this year, the
cup field will include three Of the
fastest PAGERS under harness to-
day. They are Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Wagner's Hi-Lo'S Forbes, Will
liam G. Reynolds Meadow Rice
and Guinea Gold, owned by
Pearle S. Hungerford.
Hi-Lo's Forbes owns the world
record of 1:583s for a mile over
a half-mile track, while Guinea
Gold, pacing champion of Mary
land last year, is co-holder of the
worlds 1l2-mile mark of 500.
Meadow Rice is one of the most
consistent in the business and
can give them both a run for the
money.
Tonight's seventh race has
been named for the KiwanianS.
It's a class BIB pace for a $500
purse, and it has drawn a pretty
good field of seven. Joe Eyler's
Honest Able. William E. Miller's
Top Rosecroft and Joe Good
nough's Maxine's Kitty stack up
as the top three, but there's am
pie room for an upset.
Joe Amato's Intangible, Jack
Boring's Homestretch Eddie and
Jim Workman's Frances Jewell
all won the last time out and
will be dangerous. But if form
prevails. one of the first three
will take the race.
Frank Erwin of Sedalia, Mo-,
has driving honors for the meet
ing we'll in hand with 10 vic
tories, seven seconds and one
third in 81 starts. Tommy
Walters Of FELTON,, Del, is sec
ond with a consistent record of
seven wins. seven seconds and
seven thirds in 43 starts, while
Olind Davis of Clayton, Del,
has five victories, eight seconds
and 10 thirds in 80 starts.
Laurel hits the homestretch
of the meeting with an interest
ing set of figures, including a
high percentage of winning
favorites. Sixty-eight favorites
got home in front in 1872 races,
with another 81 betting choices
running second.
The first II nights also showed
q gain in betting with a total
of $5,307.829 going into the
mutuel machines. This is an
average of $312,225. Attendance
also is up 1924 over last year.
Evening star., 1953-07-06
Delaware Park Sets
17-Year Records
Special Dispotch 10 The Stor

STANTON, Del, July g.
Delaware Park thrived on COM
petition from neighboring race
tracks this year. a compilation OF
statistics for the 32-day meeting
which ended Saturday showed
today. It was the most success
full meeting in the tracks IT.
year-history.
The net result is a profit OF
41,420,865 for the State and a
promise by Donald P. Ross, presi-
dent of the track. to continue
expanding and improving facili-
ties for the fans comfort.
The total attendance of 48O,-
553, a daily average of 15,017,
and mutuel play of $37,977 ,469,
an average of $1,186,795. topped
the previous high marks in both
departments established in 1916.
Previous highs were 448, ,692, or
an average attendance of 1886,
and $50, 1893. .656. or an average
mutuel play of $1,131,121.
Two betting marks were estab-
lished closing day when the
crowd of 30,770, second largest
of the meeting, bet $179,642 on
the daily double and $303,149 on
the New Castle Handicap for an
aH<time high on one race.
Evening star., 1953-07-06
By the Asseeiofed Press

INGLEWOOD. Calf, July g.
It'll be the Irish against the
English here Saturday in the
14th running of the 100000
Hollywood Gold Cup Handicap
with Irish-bred Royal Serenade
expected to fight it out with
English-bred Royal Vale. Both
are 5-year-olds.
Royal Serenade won his fifth
and most important stake in 10
starts in this country in the
$50, ,000-added American Handi-
cap here last Saturday, beating
Calumet's favored A Clean and
Fleet Bird. He is owned by the
Alberta Ranches, Ltd, which in
cludes Max Bell, Canadian pub
Usher: Veteran Jackey Johnny
Longdon. who rides the horse,
and Vance Longdon, Johnny's
son. who trains him.
Royal Vale, a converted stee-
plechaser owned by Mrs. Ethel
dupont Weir, arrived here last
week from Delaware Park, where
he won the last of his stake
races. Trainer Jim Ryan. pro-
nounced him fit after the long
ride. and Jockey Jack WeStrope
Evening star., 1953-07-06
HaIpern and Ursus Clash
Al Turner'S Toniqht

Raphael Halpern, the Mighty
Ursus, and two women wrestlers
share interest on tonight's wreSt-
ling card at Turner's Arena.
Halpern and Ursus meet in the
Commute main event, and the
women are in a special support
ing match. They are Mae Young
Of Akron, Ohio, and Gloria Bara-
TIM of Baltimore. Their match
is listed for 80 minutes or less.
The three supporting matches
are Ace Freeman against Ray
Thunder, Mike Paidousis against
Tony Cosenza and IliaS Panagos
against Abe Coleman.
Evening star., 1953-07-06
Racing
Continued From Page A15.)

ConClnOeo from rage A1o.)
pounds over seven furlongs in
the Carter Handicap at Aqueduct
in 1922.
Weight assignments were due
today for Saturdays $4,000
Brooklyn Handicap and it
wouldn't be surprising to see the
Greentree Stable ace again get
more than 100 pounds.
Royal Vale, who turned in a
2:002s mile and one-quarter
under 13O pounds in the Sussex
Handicap at Delaware Park, is
on the West Coast with the
100000 Hollywood Gold Cup
Saturday as his immediate OBJ
jective. He has won $188.850 in
taking six of his IL starts this
year.
Native Dancer wound up his
current Eastern campaign Satur-
day with an easy win in the
Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct. His
time for the mile and one
quarter was a slow 2:05k. His
next start will be in the one
mile Arlington Classic, July 18-
q race for which Jamie K. also
is being pointed. Native Dancer
will leave for Chicago this week
Evening star., 1953-07-06

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 5000: trot
B-CC class; ! mile.
8. American Lou &C. Carter) 81
5. Almeda Maud &C. Thompson) A.
3. Thornton Hanover &C. Oakley A.
Z. Luke Hanover q. Turlinetonl g.
8. Lady Rebecca 81. Goodnoughl g.
.. Boga McElwyn CA. Wyble) - g.
j. Dick Case (W. Fleming) g.
4. Lucy Lybrook (W. Miller)- s.
Best bet-TOp ROsecrOft.
Best lOngshOt-BOga McIlWyn I'm 8th,
Evening star., 1953-07-06
Stock Car Driver Awakes
To Find Auto on His Head
By the Associated Press

SPARTANBURG, S. c., July g.
Tim Flock went to sleep on
the infield of the Piedmont In
terstate Fairgrounds race track
When he woke up, a car had
parked on his head.
The veteran Atlanta stock car
racer was released from a hos
pital here yesterday after doc
tors found no fracture.
Flock had put on his crash
helmet before SnooZing.
Bystanders yelled when an un-
identified driver backed his car
on Flock. Puzzled, the driver got
out to see what all the fuss was
about. Meanwhile, one rear
wheel rested on Flock.
Flock tried to twist. from be-
meath the car and received
bruises before the car was lifted
off his head. He occupied hos
pital bed while his brother
Fonty finished fourth in late
model race.
Evening star., 1953-07-06
EnqIish and Irish Stars Meet
In 100000 Hollywood Cup

Is here to ride him in the big
race.
Royal Serenade carried 123
pounds Saturday but gets in 10
pounds lighter in the Gold Cup.
Royal Vale. on the other hand,
is high weight at 1873.
A Clean and Fleet Bird also
are expected to go to the post,
but clockers insist it'll be the
Irish VS.. the English.
Evening star., 1953-07-06
MuiIunder Mates Win

With Lucille Cobb pitching
two-hit ball and Carter Baum
banging out four hits, including
a homer, the Mailander Mates
of Alexandria shut out the AL
lentown RocketteS, so, ycster-
day at Alexandria in a girls soft
ball game.