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Disabled Post-korean Service Vets
Nav Receive Education Or Training

vocational rehabilitation after dis
charge, or while hopitallzed await
ing discharge
Before disabled veterans begin
training. they will be Interviewed
by VA counselors. If necessary.
they VII be given a series of tests
to determine their aptitudes and
interests. This. together with a
review Of the veterans education
al and employment experiences.
Will enable the VA counselor and
training officer TO advise the vet
Grams as to the training they can
get
Eligible veterans may be en-
rolled in schools or colleges; plac-
eo IN apprenticeship or other on
the-Job training or entered in
institutional on farm training
programs or other prorams which
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combine school and JOB training
While in training and for two
months after rehabilitation. the
disabled veterans may receive
subsistence allowances IN addition
to THEN disab lily compensation.
Basic rates for on-the- Job
veterans studyine fun tim IN
schools and colleges arc S75 With
out dependents. SOS with one de
pendent, and Sl20 with more than
one dependent.
training are SOS without depend
ents and 500 with one or more
dependents. Rates for veterans
enrolled in combination types Of
training may be somewhat higher
than the job training rates. Add
tional allowances may be provid-
ed, depending on the veterans
degree of disability and the num-
Der OF additional dependents they
have
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18

Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. S p, Dowdy, OF
Richmond, were guests Sunday
Of his sister, Mrs John T Flippen
at Rose Cottage"
Nh and Mrs. James S, Godsey
Page and Janet Godsey, were
guests Sunday Of Mrs Godsey' $
ms Their Mrs Y G Tate. Of SAKE
CYF Christmas Party
Cumberland Youth Fellowship
will be guests Of Miss Nellie
Jane Midkiff, Ebert. Odis and
James Midkiff for their December
90 meeting at the home Of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs L. w Mid
XIII A Christmas tree with gifts
for the members and party will
be outstanding features Miss
Evelyn Bowling will have charge
OF the worship service
Guests Of Mrs. Eva Smith and
Miss Virginia Booker Smith last
Sunday were MI and Mrs. V.
Brandon Smith and daughter.
Carolyn OF Richmond
Mrs H. q Atkinson and Mrs.
J NJ Shepherd visited Mrs. b S.
Thomas and Mrs. S c. Guthrie.
in Richmond, last week. Also,
Captain Frances Thomas. U. S.
Army Nursing Corps, of the Aber-
deem Proving Ground Hospital,
Aberdeen Md. who was a guest
OF MI and Mrs. Guthrie and Mrs.
Thomas
MIS- John Russell Young. Jr,
o! Washington D. c.. spent
several days here last week as the
""eSt Of hey patents. Nh. and Mrs.
Lewis CraWley
MIS- } Ct Clements and Mrs
+ Alien Garter visited Mr ana
Mrs. + c Adams and family.
Sunday at Dlllwyn
Nj and MIS-. j Y Mason, Of
BoykIns We're guests last Sunday
OF MIS-. j. d. Carpenter and Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon l. Garrett
Yuletide Dinner
Cumberland Youth Fellowship
served Christmas dinner at the
community cabin last Monday
evening" for the Cumberland
Chargc Methodist Mems Club.
which included their wives The
table was decorated with spries
of berried holly and cedar which
formed the centerpiece for the
red ana white lighted candles
and carried out a color scheme
OF TED. white and green
Mi and Mrs. NJ. Y. Smith and
sons. Bill and Buck, visited Mr.
and MS George Whitlock and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18

law and son. Mr.. and Mrs Gale
c. Harvey and sons Of Marion. Va
There IS quite lot OF tobacco
being marketed in this section at
this time ana all are pleased with
he prices
MI and Mrs Wesley Dunkun
visited Mrs Walter Duncan. Of
near Columbia durina the past
week
Friends are glad to know that
the little Rainey children are out
again after having scarlet fever
recently
Mr.. and Mrs Yancy Bailey call
ed on Dr.. Johnson ana family
last week.
Miss Janet Dunkum, OF Long
wood College. was home for the
week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
family, IN Cartersville. Sunday.

family. III Gainesville sunday
The regular meeting night of
Cumberland Home Demonstration
Club. which was the first We'd
neSday night Of each month, has
been changed to The first Mon
day night. to avoid conflict with
the Mld-Week prayer services BE-
ing held at the Methodist parSon-
age The December 90 prayer ser
wee Will be omitted in coOpera-
ton with the Christmas pageant
at the tIi@h school sponsored BY
the community churches
Mrs. II. H Tapscott and dauah-
tiers, of Albermarle, were visitors
Of Mr. and Mrs. f. F Crockett
and family last Sunday
Cumberland Court House Green
Will be frightened again this
Yuletide season with the usual
Christmas tree under the direc-
ton OF the Cumberland Youth
Fellowship. which has become an
annual custom of this group.
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MIS- Lee Ownby Friday night.
Dec. 4 at the home Of Mrs John
Murphy. HosteSseS were Mrs Beu-
Ian Bryant and Mrs. Grace Hud-
GINS Mrs. OWnby received many
uSeful aiftS Games were played
and refreshments were served
after playing games. Those at
tendine were Mrs. Robert SpeaS.
Mrs. A. q Waycaster Mrs. Bob
WavcaStcr. MIS- Hubert Meador
Mrs Hobe Speas, Mrs Layman
Falls, Mrs. Lefty Scott, Mrs. Nor
lis Keller Mrs Wright Ownby
and children Mrs Marshall Eng
land
Also Mrs. Ann James, Mrs. c.
| Martin. Mrs Edward Hudgins.
MIS- Clon OWnby Mrs Frank
OVnby and and Dottie. MIS-. Mar
Gus SpeaS. Mrs Poag, Mrs. Lee
Iud lbs. Mrs. Walter N:dklif
Mrs. Dot Headmck and son, Mrs.
Howard NldkiG and son. MIS-.
Leonard Scott.
Also. Mrs w ] Keller, ST.
Josie Husl;ey Kate OWnby, Lit
Ian Murphy. MIS- John Murphy.
Mrs Beulah Bryan and Mrs.
Grace Hudgins,
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs F F.
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{ cumberland .NeUs
Churches Here 10 Unite for Nativity
Pageant at High School December .

A dignifed and beautiful
Christmas pageant depicting Thu
Holy Nativity" viii be given We'd
nesday evening, Dec %, at
O'Clock in the Cumberland HiRl
School auditorium. sponsored BY
the various churches in this Vic.-
nifty. and directed by Mrs W 7
Putney. general chairman The
pageant viii consume about onG
hours time The pageant provide
a giving climax
Mr., and Mrs. j. f. Burress and
son. Dennis. Of Sandston. were
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs
r. L. Adams. Jr.
Visitors O: MI and Mrs. H R.
Bryant last Sunday were MIR. and
Mrs John r Hickman, of Farm
VILE
Nh. and Mrs Lewis Crawley
had as then week end guests Mrs.
A. Moulton and her son, John
Adkins Moulton Jr.. OF Raleigh
n c.
Dinner guests Of MI and Mrs.
Charlie Goodman last Sunday
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gayle
of Lottsburg. Mrs. Herbert Good
man and Herbert H. Goodman,
Of Sunny Side. also Miss Sophia
Goodman, who returned to Lofts
burg with her brother-in-law and
sister. for an indefinite visit
WMu Meeting
Members OF FITZGERALD Baptist
WMU will hold there December
meeting Friday evening Dec 10,
at 8 O'Clock ia the home Of the
president MRS. MerlWethey Vau-
CHAN Smith MIS- c. y Brown
will be the leader
State trooper and Mrs Emory
c. Harrison with their daughter.
Becky, and son. Harry. visited
Mr. HarIsons mother, Mrs j.
w. Harrison. last Sunday at
IiaWrenCegille
Expected holiday guests Of Mir.
and Mrs, Roscoe l. Towns are
Mr. and Mrs. A H Anderson
and their daughters, Loylns ana
Charlotte. OF Dover. Del.
Mrs. Robert Gillespie and Mrs.
NJ c. Taylor OF Richmond, spent
the day Sunday as guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. w c Newman
Mrs. r B, Peters and daughter.
Becky, accompanied by Mrs. r.
r. James. OF Irents Mil. and
her house guests Mrs. Paul Devers
and son. Paul Devers. Jr.. Of
Pattansburg, Mo. motored to
Charlottesville, Alton, Waynes-
boro and Sky Line Drive last
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
IA innoLnce>

Eligible disabled veterans Of
post Korean service may receive
education or training at govern
ment expense. With tuition. sup
plies and III many cases Subsis-
tence allowance provided under
the Vocational Rehabilitation Act.
Veterans Administration said. The
Vocational Rehabilitation Act is
Public Law of the 18th Congress.
as amended.
Disabled post-Korean veterans
may be eligible for vocational
training VA said, if they suffered
q service connected disability in
active service since June 81. 1850.
which would entitle them to COM
pensation, or, but for the receipt
OF retirement pay, would entitle
them to compensation; they were
discharged or released under con-
ditions other than dishonorable.
and VA determines they need vo-
catiOnal training to overcome,
their handicap All three condi-
tons must be met.
Eligible veterans may get train
ing of such character and length
not to exceed four years as is
necessary to restore their ability
to work. Veterans may apply for
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
A R TIL r TITS
RHEUMA1IS
Pains Relieved
At Once

n ,ou suffer tho oooa1ino polns Of ORTIZ
rit,, rhevnot'srn sciotieo OF nsuftis. our
nsv totmuio coiiso ReAAreOk. must give
YOU the fo.tsa relief ond the efsotsst,
longest tostino improvement you hove ever
known OF IL cost, not O penny. heMATkOk
is sold on thi, GUARANTEE: u your pois
is not relieved 10 your ,otissoetion otter
che fir, bottle. II RsMATaOh doss not
bring .oothin9 tsiist 70 your oehinq io'nts
and muscles FASTER thon ony Other prod
uct thot you hove ever used. the bofsis
cost. you nothing. just return the bottle
10 your druoqh ond get your money back.
ReMATROh costs 81 50 ond i. sold w'tA
mi. strict money book qYosonfss By:
SOrTHsIDE DRUG STORE
Farmville, Va.
Mail Orders Filled
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
LOAN TO JAPAN

Preside-~t us y as issued
an order that would bring the i'm
mediate dismissal of any Federal
who invoked the Fifth
Amendment TO keep from testify
ing before a Congressional COM
mittee on disloyalty or other mis-
conduct
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18

Jones are Mrs. Bob Devers and
son. Paul. from Missouri.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Murphy were Mrs j. L. Ownby.
Jr.. and their daughter.
Mrs. Mary B Gose will be home
Dec 10, and will remain until
January for the Christmas holi-
DAYS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
Curlsville

Mrs. c. C. Harvey had as her
week end guests, her daughter in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18

CUMBERLAND FARM BUREAU
BELIEVES
obtain The eoe Of Of Pressing ooo9b the %pc5IasG ue
on e0o 1e ot &c., f9 BE 0P5 o5s ode
n" supports the producers Of equo
Iso S8''" % "'' be required
necessity poocon eono ' o dna o oa pdqe h04 the
podtn are either %ed s pped eG 1 Ven ID the eeel
e of one industries shoud strive oword the goal Of
comes and better living standards only through
FOREIGN TRADE
for HpoWno@ G p 4on acres e[ooood producing
satisfactory friendly throuoho the world
RESEARCH AND EDUCATION
' t5s "' b ods s sS lab e.o s the o. ~
The Le9sou Of W59ioo end Congress oio large percentage
oa Ike 5oo o3a 1aod funds available e eseo' projects production
BEEF CATTLE SURPLUS
s e"a As'39 and S oe
SINCE present es e"s Deef oo IT es approximately 7
Of Oo purchases pro-
FEDERAL BUDGET
efforts ~od de7 02 @ o%ende
eenoE Of odgnIsoNe and
into making larger appropriations 70 purpose
SOIL CONSERVATION
We request Of payments but hot
be limited practices hovnq proent value in con-
We oeoero' announced efficiency
and to improve the service being rendered the
We recommend the effected
possible personnel insist thot more
technical assistance be mode TO formers possible
FORMULA
ss some not @ neSs @ .
crease the OF others The
income account the Consistently ehonoHo
eofnsnp IN the cost OF producing commodities along
cost of-the things the farmer
We the Governor Legislature WrQno
bond dogs which soeod the deo prooom
control thot VII merit the Of oil
PRISON LABOR
We strongly the labor nomef onthird
employed
policies now force We will bitterly effort agriculture
to obsorb dspoporonote share obo
cento9e OF totol prison labor on farms
UNEMPLOYMENT CONVERSATION
The Virginia Stote Employment for its efforts
and providing bor
However, scrutiny Of opoeonts for bene
ovo"ooe information to curb misuse Of this
TEACHERS SALARIES
We commend the Governor the Legislature
continued efforts improving and sino the
standards OF the teaching profession Virginia. par
surrounding D ~
cooRDIhATIhG OUR EFFORTS
We recommend thot the Board Of
Bureau Federation consider possible advantages out
meeting leaders Of
Of coordnotne their efforts towod building stronger PROSPEROUS
America and O peaceful world r~0'
JOIN YOUR FELLOW FARMERS
IN DEVELOPING SOUND AGRICULTURE
EYoUR SECRETARY. CLEMENTS CUMBERLAND VA ronAv
CHARLIE GOODMAN JOHN PUTNEY JR
Preside
~"moe'o"o'Vo Guinea Mills, Va.
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Cumberland
ROUTE /

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
Ole Miss Meets
Foe

STARKvILLE, M.ks R-Missls.
sippi met arch foe Mississippi
State today In . haal bid Cor the
Southeastern Conierxnce football
championship and . possible invi.
tati0n 70 the Cotton Bowl.
Mixsissippi catered the same "a.
vored By one touchdown. due main
~ 10 rs powerful passing same
and the expected absence Of ace
Quarterback Jackie Parker from
the state lineup.
Parker hroke his eheekbons
against L0aisianA State University
two weeks ago and state officials
have not said whether be will play
Missixsippi's aerial game. fifth
best In ne nation. has been chiefly
responsible Cor sRven victories u
nine games. Mississippi Vas heater
b. Maryland and kuhnrn.
TIE kickoff vas 81 Cor . ,. N
lCsD.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
IGallardo Has
Laugh Over
The Wise Guys

NV YORK R-oaxey Gallardo
I'D = win ever Lalu Perez. . Jan.
I date wtth TIE sarae fighter. and
laagh ever ne ~Bsoadwsy wiss
guys today.
Tie scrappy. z-year ed Les
Angeles featherweigns st up the
package last nighf b. swarming
al ever the 1-yeaF ED Bruoklyn.
ne b score a. upset. unanimous
ten round deeiSlon IN Madison
square GaFden.
As . result a ne fsarm reversal,
the tee an meet in . rubber
match In the Carden New Years
Night. TIE winner vii SEE . garden
crack II willie Pep. the former
featherwel9hi ehampaon. In md
February.
Perez vas . iTse-s choiee d
repeat ms sept 4 triumph ever
me ereweuf CALIFORNIA; and raek
I'D his 2tsA straight vieiory. In
stead be suffered has FIRST loss n
q monfha. the second defeat a
his career against IS sins, and
showed he bad pleaty 10 learn. he
was dropped twice frT mandatory
eight counts In he fodrth round.
He outroughed me said the
downcsst Perex Il iasi eouldn'l
Set gong against him"
~ sent the way ne figured. :
said Gailardo. Il knew from ths
FIRST fight that I'd have 20 keep
on top IL him
Gallardo. Al i1sss pounds-shres
more han be weighed for the Las
hight - Sas much stroneer this
time. Perez weighed LIS
TIE three officials voted Coz
Gallard0 this way: Judge Jacl
C0rdon. 90. Judge Arthur Suss
kind. sc. and Referee Al Berl
Sal. The AP seoreeard had Gal
lando IN front. SO.
The nationally telecast and
broadcast fight drew only am
fans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
Tech Favored
In Final Game

ATLANTA N - Ceorrls Ts<A's
tavered rsilew Jackets enssrsained
". uniSersiiy % Cenrria BuIldaes
soany n ne regular ssasnu fDoa.
81 hnala ior bosA tsama.
ueeeh noAhy Dodd's Jaek~as
ssasssled . pisy wesi vlrxlnia u
ue Sagar beul Jaa 1. wsnl -
sse eenfess vlth . record Il rsvsn
V'esoriaa. two defsals ard : -
sssrua was sFyinx b lmnruvs
nara. ~ poorast nlnee wsIlx
SUITS became he'd coach IN la1s
Nstl1sr team wes IN parsieularlx
$50 pAysieai eoadlRian loF IA go
-. 49," e . series uAisA Sssan n
eeeRgla ~ IA A0pss sos a. N.
On Ne paaaing srm q senIer
keAs bFatkowaki a 10. - '
1rssreaek No las eonrlssed Ia
ssrias Ger III yards sAis
TesA losAsd 10 Aslfh.sh Rmx
1eaa. failsaek Clenn Turner 80
sssefM eiAeFs b earry - rnn.lns
@.a q iis versatile attach.
neaod ume was az D. n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
Bama Meets
Tough Battle
In Auburn

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, W - IN.
psrisnesa Alnhsma net ~ bssi
Auhurn team ID - pears today
~ : pszslhla Cgitsn e. caior
nsN - h stors Or ths wlnnsr.
r. heflis bsfwssn ths hisA'
sanklng noalhsasizFn canisFsncs
lsss was Falsd q tsasHp. BoGh
sqna6e wera h sd pAysieal 60
eIllnn lnr - 3 >. N. (cSTl kieknn.
newi isveF plus the kesn mira
sanfa rivalry ketween tie to
srhouln wns expseied b draw .
ua1loul ergwd e mere than sS.@e
n kaglun EialA Gear. eool weath.
af waa pEomisa4.
csllaa ama Cater nawl eammla'
lnGa wara em lard ios - Game.
ia wlnnnr a leday'a elasA eould
eap1nra Ihn SIC ehsmraonahlp 4
Mlrsl1alpn loses ~ Mlszisslppl
Mnla. Ainhama. AmbuTn ana Kem'
tneky were llnd lor secomd Place.
- Ksmlnehy has eamplsied ~
naa8om.
AnhuFm's fat. young team hal
go aessa canes. liea ens and losl
&c nlnen tAn siart Fl tha season
lsadins lhs eanfsFaaes h total 81
famna.
TIE Tigers eount 60 ths onsams
puneA el lhaiF X and Y pantnoml
b earn lham % lhfiF lirBi vielnFy
eRaF ~ Tee slnea ie&9. Alabama
rs 80 he fsmF ether starts slnea
% iWo sehoaia fsnewed lha aeE.sl
h les.
Ths sinrtlng X team b lsd y
vlnes ponlsY. saremlh ranksd sc
paaaar wiih &c yards. Bohby Free.
man leads the Y team. lie a 81,
slandlna On aaisnse, thlrd ramkinE
euaisrenea haek co total alIamas
wilA - ysrda. and flllA hass psss.
e. uilA So.
hahama hopes were based a
susfsnrback Bart starr. TIE SECS
We : passeg. and halfbaek cogky
IhaFps Ne. . Hrouna gainer. starr
haa paesed Coz 80 yalds snd thaFp
IA eaFEied Coz So.
h Toe has Q freord Il ilvs
ViEloTisa. tie lossea and lhraa ties.
Alabama knoeked ell ceorKls
Teas aaisndlng eonlsrsnee ehsm.
psena. ne; Tigers bowed % TeeA,
y he.A sehools ted MissasalppI
nlalss Alabama 20 and Auburn n,
a. batA daiaaled Gesrgia ~ ghree
spu<AdoWn mnrRina.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
$1,000 Seen For
Tilt

MANI. Fia. R-More than Co..
GO fans. he seassa's biggest foot.
bah crowd In the Scufh. will gather
ln the Orange Bowl tnnlghs 20 see
ne Florida Gators tangle with the
Miami Hurricanes in TIE lsgh game
of a young bit bitter grsdiron
series.
These teams met Coz TIE first
tine IN is. but N competition
has become - iniense a. that IN
the nation's most traditional grid
iron rivalries. Eaeh team las won
seven games.
Tonlghl's winner wsll take the
edee n TIE series end receive full
forgiveness from rs followers Cor
Q le&ing season. Zach team has
won only three games Florida has
ito ties and four eefeais On is
record. Miami has beea beaten
1--WE times.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28

Puig alss lave . 10 e foogball
ahsad Il thEE n ne future a he
ena poaition-
Beekman d farinR . little better
u the backfleld. lieu Keep has sig
al caller ard key bloeker Tony
Dopp. In addition Red stekney
who h bsing greomed for ina kick.
lnG sssignmeni has tao mere pears
10 play.
Replacing fallbaeks Salgado and
Harold Soiomon Il another toaKh
iob althoagh . fellow known as
Nike Gates has shown stroag a
nat pest.
Norman Allen. IL q halfbaek wha
wi Be bach next year and 4 pro.
baby ne fastest runner Co ths
squad.
Quarterback Joe Russo Nh see
aetion nexi year CO delenses and
Everett Atwell shoald also Eirurs
In BsekmaE's bsekhsld plans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
TO SEE
ARMY BATTLE NAVY

b. ncutrai ard roisf ne eheers
aua,d b. dlvdcd he kruap H.
Ciu.ies Marne CaF. Charies Mar.
Car ~ Fhisdsipais. Air Foree
Cas- Nuiiam T. Ncragxart 20
kasi hrsdy Pa Army Capts.
Nlchsel lEsnaska e Detnea snd
1oscpe oCenn0F of Puttstgpn. Pa.
and fharuion-the cFH Naey maa.
Ase IN ths sianlinx ran -ouly
crosd uli b. Ma Ped and Queea
fredeTika of Greert They are
sqaeezlng ~ Eaus me- thsir
uudcd sehedule as sin eat a.
thsr hzncheoa mrsl. q coapls q
hutdeEs and soaa 20
Secretary 81 Decrease huscn wlTl
oceupg ne 80 usseny reserved
for ne fEeslisai ne" dsciasd
% r.ay sui Instead q uaicA foot
baill.
He sli b. tolnsd bs othsr mem-
hers ~ m Csblaei and - ArmF
and Aaty brass
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MORE THAN 100. 900 FANS TO SEE
ARkAY-NAVY BATTLE IN PHILLY

Nichaias C yaAns. said Leaky
simply has nof Fexosered from
ne severe stomach cramps Ne suf
tered darlng the Gearna Tech
came . monih sEe.
Leahys assisianiz. Ios McAardle
and nil Eariey. III direct ne
team n as absencs Ths Irish
have been installed 80 twosouCh.
oown favoFIies ever ne Trojans
fhe Southwessern Canfsrencs tie
Ind . prooable tFtp q one q
me bowss-Wiil oe eecidec IN two
games IN Dixis assissippi ean
uin 4 4 beats Mlssiasippl state.
BET 4 underdog STATE wins. ne
conference victor al BE- decided
- TIE result q to Alabama +.
Auburn game AZ hrmmgham. Both
schools are reported under eunaid.
eFation Cor botA ne cogton Bowl.
and Gator Bowl.
Georgia Tech. whieh will play
IN the sugar Bowl conclu4es rs
regular season oper.tion against
Georgia.
AZ Norman. okia., oklahoma
takes 90 the 0klahoma Agxies IN
iis final taneup besure lis Orange
Bo~l date with Maryland. ne
sooners are twotosehdown favor.
ties.
Hardin Simmons plays Texas
rech. North Caroiiaa VISITS Duke.
Tennessee enterta.ns vanderhilt.
TulanR tangiss wdh Louisiana
state. FLORIDA eoes against Mans
and North Carolina Stste clashes
alta Florida State in Southern
gsmes Boston uaiyersily Journeys
10 william and Map IN an inter
sectional eoniesi
In the Southwest. rs southeru
Methodist Texas Christian. Tulsa
Arkansas. Ariaoaa Arizona Stats
and Colorado Colafado A and n.
\ Fordham and vllanova play fos
the first time since ie2i and Holy
Cross and Bosion College meet ID
Eastern games.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
John Mize Hunts
Managers Post

NEW YORK ~ - For the frs
time since he started his ma ior
league career almost two decades
aeo. Johnny Mlxe. one q the great.
est singRers In baseball, was j0b.
hunting today.
The soyear-old first haseman q
the NeA York Yankees decided
yesterday he had come 10 the snd
Of the road a. q slayer and asked
the fanks 10 make him q free
agent 70 he eoa.d seek . man.
ayers iob 81 TIE minor league
meetings slarting N Atlanta Mons
day.
Although Nine, Who AZ Sc home
runs slnce breaking IN with ne
s. Louis Cardinals IN 1898. said
he would quit AFTER the Yanks won
their fin straight wurld Champion
ship last month. his action came
somewhat as . surprise. Amer the
1852 Worid Series be also said he
intended 10 cult playARg.