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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

the Key West ovsFtssbssk Club
sure 10 . powerfvl evsfii.
First thsY arranged Ter hVF.
Tieans FleTenee 10 be turned .
side end then TREY used their ia-
fivenss 10 prevent rain lest night.
The oysrssEbssks will rsfishs the
game - their regular meet %
Ramoain's Resisuranf Mondav
night 81 .. N. Thsy'u have shs
films 81 last nights game.
Tech pulled = smOothie in ths
third quarter when they used !
tricky shift from the single wins
10 the TfOrmation. II didn't work
The Blue Devils threatened q
upset the applicant In the THIRD
quarter when Carbonen hlockeS
one Of LouEdsrs punts. The bal
1ew straight into RenauG 3 arms
and he drove 10 the Key IVES, a.
But the play was called back MI
knee had touched the ground ans
the Conehs took possession.
Renaud. is probably the hexi
schoolhoy passer vel see dowr
here for a long time. lie trou
them on the run. either % his lefr
or right ne connected Tor foul
straight before the Kew West pas.
defense frightened st the start q
ne game.
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~ 30 eoaRIeAN

NEW YORK R-The college foot
bail season swings INTO high Reas
today with 81 least ore meeting
of e-seas0n titans. > couple d
long sfreaks on the line and the
coaches stall shaddeTing eveFy
time they tank Of the one-plstoou
system.
The BIZ one oi the day pits
Notre Dame. ranked No. I In the
pre-. season poll Of the Associated
Press against Oklshoma 81 Nor.
man The Sooners. rated sixth In
the forecast Of the nstion's sports
writer's end sportscasiers. are sew.
en-polnt underdogs.
Both Frank Leahy Of the Irish
and Bud Wilkin&0n Of the So0ners
have been taking q dismal outlook.
wnkinson fears humiliation while
Leahy said his team would be for
,unate 10 make even a good show.
ing.
Actually. the contest shapes up
as q battle between Jchnny Latt.
ner, . versatile halfhaek Of Leahy's
ieRions. and Buddy Leake. the
Sooners' hsg offensive threat. No
tire Dame Is favored because the
experts think II has more and bet.
ter one. platoon players.
The game viii be- televised in
Oklahoma City because II Is q sell,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
Mrs. Williams
Tops Keg Loop

The Navy Wives Bowling lea.
cue has added two new teams and
the result was q fresh start on
Thursday. September a al the
Naval Station Alleys.
The Home MIX Team rolled
both the high game and series with
q a0Tl and 724 respectively.
Dorothy Williams took both the
individual high game and high
series awards with q isl game and
q ts5 series.
Ann DE MonRe was right behind
with $50 while Louise Duke had =
It's same.
There win be open bowling for
Navy Wives on each Monday at
10 q. m. al the Naval Station.
Regular league matches win be
held Thursday 81 I D. m.
TEAM STANDINGS
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SOONER NOTRE DAME
CLASH IS NUMBER !

state for the Biz 10 tile. faces n
first test In Indiana In . league
engagement.
Purdue plays Missouri. wiseoh.
sin goes against Penn State. Mich
lgan tangles with Washington
Northwestern sntertains Iowa
State, and Illinois faces Nebraska
Penn opens perhaps the toughest
schedule In the East against Van
derbilt as Q five-point favoriie
THIS probably Is the last time the
Quakers will find themselves IN
such q position.
Princeton and Colgate. either 81
which could win the Ivy League
title, should have no trouble In
their inaugural encounters. The
Tigers will warm up against La.
fayette while the BIG Red plays
Colgate.
In the South the big ones are
Mississippi tate-Tennessee. Geor,
Ria. Tulane. Mississippi kentIcky
Maryland. Washington and Lee,
Dukewake Forest and Navy-Wil'
liam and Mary. The Southwest
top encounters are Texas-villanova
Texas a and M-Houston and Ar,
kansas klahoma A and NJ, while
on the Pacific Coast rs California
Oregon State and oregon-Stan.
ford.
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tout. but the NCAA refused 10 Per.
mis stations IN Tulsa and LaWtou
20 carry IL.
Michigan State. with > 2i-Eame
winning streak. celebrates is en-
trance In the BIG 10 raet against
Iowa al Iowa City. The Spartans.
although weakened somewhat. still
appear 10 have the speed and ex.
perienee 10 drive through % the
conference title. Iowa Is improved.
bit not % the extent Of seriously
Threatening Biggie Munns
charges.
Georgia Tech. which hasn't been
beaten In n games. rates . sin.
point choice over Florida 20 sx.
tend is skein. Florida gave the
Rambling Wrecks q good scare
last year In bowling i7-i4.
The first Of the NCAA's Games
Of The Week" national telecasts
pits Dartmouth against Holy Cross
al Lynn. Mass. Holy Cross has q
quartet Of fsst-steppers in Us back.
field and rates an eight point fav-
orite.
The top intersectlonal clash Of
the program sends Minnesota Of
the Big 10 on q trip 10 Southern
California. Despite the fact that
the Gophers viii trot out Alan.
erica Paul Giel again. Southern
lone hope Of beating out Michigan
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XIV CunClub
Invites NAVY
TOUseRange

The kcy West Gun Club has en-
tended an invitation 60 local Navy
personnel Ca make use oi their
range facilities on Stock Island
The text &C q letter from presi.
Gent Ben Frecr 60 Rear Admiral
.GeorEe T.. Towner. Commandan,
u the key West Naval Base. iol
lows.
Dear Admiral T0wner
The key West Gun Club extends
a cordial invitation % your various
ships and commands 90 use the
Cubs range facilities on Stock
Island for pistol team practices
without payment Of the usual range
privilege fees The key West Gun
Club Is 3 private organization Of
local shooters both Navy and civil.
ian. affiliated with the National
Rife Association. The range Is 10.
Gated on land leased from the
City Of key West adjacent 60 the
Marine Corps Rife Range Pistol
facilities include twenty 90 r0tat.
ing targets
Any organized Navy group may
use the range from 600 90 l70l
daily except Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons when the range 1,
used b. Key West Police provided
member of the Key West Cur
Club Is on the premises. A Is the
custom in al gun clubs. a modest
fee Of 10 cents per target Is paid
hy each shooter. II Is requested
that each group conform with the
Club regulations governing opera
ton OF the range. The club mem
Der present will gladly explain the
simple range rules and safety pre-
cautions.
AS you know. Admiral. our
range has been the scene ol mans
scheduled Navy pistol matches ar
ranged through the Special Ser.
vices Officer, taese include Che
very successful Monthly Military
Pistol Matches. The annual Key
West Area Service Championship
and the forthcoming Admiral,
Trophy pistol match. This invi
tsiion win facilitate target prae
tiee for Navy Pistol teams in ad
diiion 20 their participation d
scheduled matches.
Very cordially yours,
BEN FREER
President
Key West Gun Club"
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No Nonsense In Court

PHOENIX. Aria. R-The court
had the last word. even with 10.
year-old Leonard Ulinger.
Ulnger vas fined SIS for driving
his car with noisy exhaust pipes.
TIE returned with the mOney-all
In pennies.
With City Clerk John Burke
sternly looking on. Uiinger stayed
long enough 10 count Il al. and
wrap the change In dollar bundles.
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MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
~ Vng ASSOCIATED PRESS
NATIONAL LEAcuE

BATTING - Furllo, Brooklyn,
50.
RUNS--Snlder. Brooklyn, ia.
RUNS BATTED N-campanel,
Ia. Brooklyn. la
HITS - AShburn, Philadelphia,
2o2.
DOUBLES-Musiai, 81. Louis. 81.
TRIPLES - Gillian. Brooklyn,
NJ.
HOME RUNS - Mathews, Nil.
waukee. a..
STOLEN BASES - Bru,On. Nil.
waukee, Is.
PITCHING Erxklne, Brooklyn,
20-6: .T69.
STRIKEoUTS - Roberts, Phlla.
delphia, 1875.
AMERICAN LEAeug
BATTING-vernon. Washington,
80.
RUNS-Rosen. Cleveland. III.
RUNS BATTED IN - Rosen.
Cleveland, i4&.
HlTS-kuenn. Detroit, EOS.
DoUBLES-Vernon. Washington.
q.
TRIPLES-Rivers. Chicago, IL
HOME 'RUNS-R0sen. Cleveland,
-.
STOLEN BASES-Minoso, Chi.
cage. "a.
PITCHING-Lopat. New York,
l6-t. 500.
STRIkEoUTS-Pierce, Chicago,
iTs.
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Football Results
~ ma ASSOCIATED PREsS

Dayt0na Beach Mainland al Pan
ANA CITY Bay HlEh. ppd zap
preaching storm
(to be played saturday nigh,
Sarasota II. Plant 0
Moorehaven u. Venice Nokomls
ReddlCk %, Newt0n y
Grcenylle 4. Perry o
Bunnen is. Ncw smyrna Beach
Tiiusville %. TsyaTcs 0
Frostnroof 2. Sebrng
Winter Park g.. Cocoa Q
81. Cloud - Noun, Dora Is
Groveland Is, -. James 0
umatilla -. Clerm0n. 8
Lake wales q. Auburndale II
Coral Gables ~. Lakeland 3
Winter Haven 20 esuIt 0
Plant City 0. Dade City 0
Crystal River =, Bushnell 7
Melbourne u, Winter Garden Lake
view 0
I.eesburg q. Apopka Z
Sanford rs. Eustis o
Jacksonville jackson -, Man
High 6
Fort Pierce 10. Lake Worth s
Pompano 3, Pahokee "a
Vero Beach 20. Belle Glade
Fort Lauderdale -. South Brow
ard Z
Arcadia Is. Naples 0
wauchula 50. Fort Meade -
-0ral City -, Branford
Green Cove Springs 10, 81. IA
gustine 81. Joseph o
81. Augustine Kettrelinus Is, Fer
handina Beach 7
Starke q, ~. Leo 0
Jacksonville Beach Fletcher u
DUPONT 0
Madison g ChattahoOchee 0
Lake Butler "a. Newberry Il Cite
Alaehua Il. Williston 6
Daytona Beach Seabreeze %, Jack
sOnville BOlles 0
Avon Park Z Mulberry 7 (tie)
Ocala % Live Oak o
Inverness 9, Webster o
lIaines City 20. Kathleen 7
Key West 20, Miami Tech 0
okeeehobee ~, Stuart 0
st. Petersburg ST. Pauls -, Punti
GOrda 6
Hillsborough ~, 81. Petersburg I:
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man. whose sharp passing kept the
Halter defenses spresd.
Quarterback Vince Dooley. out.
standing Auburn back whose old
knee injury had made him . pre-.
season question mark. helped Free
man in tire aerial attack, connect
ing on three Of four pass tries
lie played . stout same st safety
The Hatters made . vigorous
fight in the first bali. but weak.
ened In the second bali ~ the
Tigers superior strength told. Jor.
dan used substitutes freely in the
last two periods.
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Auburn SmOthers
StetSOn. 40

MONTGOMERY. Ala. p - Az.
burns sophomore-studded team
rolled 20 an impressive opening
victory against ouimsnned Ssetson
last night. 40.
Bob James Jr.. one of Coach
Ralph Jordan's crop Of promising
second year men. ran for two
iouchdoWns lie rolled up IIs yards
in II attempts 10 lead Auburn
backs.
Jim Pyburn. q sophomore end.
shared txo passes b. Bobby Free.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

Two Of Michigan States u var
siiy athletic teams have perfect
season records for the 1852. 1885
year. The football team had . o.
record while the tennis squad reg
istered 10 wins and no losses.
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display Of Grdiron magic which proved TO be the high
point in three years Of football here In recent years
The Conehs. with well-drilled precision. outclassed
the Blue Devils In every department 20 send them back
Miami singing from defeat in bagame they were sup
posed 20 have sewed up-according 60 Miami dopesers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

GRIDTR0N GLEANINCS: Ne,
West, by virtue Of their win las
night. IL leading the Gold Coas
Conferences. Who win share theil
lead vii be decided tonight wheu
Miami Reach and Constance clash
Al this point. il appears that Ke,
West and South Broward viii b,
the fayoriles. The C0nchs still
have eight tough ball games. how
ever.
coaeh Cd neekman laid lsss
nluhf's fire performances 20
''bloekias end tsskilns."
The beYs we're hitting riehl
snd shsy didn't make any mis-.
takes" hs sid.
Key West may run into betteI
teams than the Techmen this sea
son but is doubtful II they'll meet
a cleaner bunch Of boys. sports
manship from both squads. as vel
- in the s,nads. was the order Of
the evening.
eeseh Jap SINNERS eemmsns.
ed Fvefvlly seleE ire came shss
hls team he'd net e whale 81
. hallslvb.
Everything they did svrnsd
sVs right" Ne said. Ne yes be
mosning ths less 81 sssVd Red
Smith vine did net see aeslon
last night.
A local restaurant has offered
10 serve up a dish Of Grow" Coz
a certain Miami sportswri,cr who
had the Blue Devils pegged as tive
touchdown favori,es over Key
West.
Buck up. Barney ole boy you
only missed b. % points.
kslph White gets ne ned %
ne NEST eeOrassovs hallplaysg
en- the field. Ne plsysd despite
. severe sHd psinfd ankle IN.
Jury. Ne scent ell 81 Yesterday
with his feet IN o diasheFmv
msshins. Besknsn Ter ere De.
sisiSn 81 whether he'd clay o.
net sq0srsly ~ 10 Ralph. Ne
plaYsd . fine came. tsls kiekina,
w particular. cot ne csnehs ovs
81 mere then ere hels.
Quip Of TIE evening vas made b.
Jaw Hall. When the Juice Cor the
public address system IN the press
box failed shortly before game
tine Hall vas asked Il he knew
ANYTHING about electricity. NO. but
people SET . charge out 81 me. +"
We tia"s esndid reioiuAer.
Neil Enswsss esmmsnss SAsa
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i @DN NMNNAA8 NatNN WAtANf NNtiA
carbonell and . host al other
coneh foosbaIlera provided the
punch that turned the trick Cor the
locals.
II was their finest h0Lr.
The halleams he'd svsFythlnv.
ice plnsds smd Techs Lsgsy as.
Hsed msishsd tessss N . silrVins
dlsplsv ~ aerial pyFessshaiss
that he'd tha faas eeuiinually em
tks edge 81 lhslg saaas.
4 And when these toys lee up.
Plneia. Don CruR and BiH Salgado
running from Key Vests single
ping. showed the fans some very
Impressive ground action.
7 The teams baliled Il Oul pretty
much on even terms throughout
che first quarter with the action,
for the most part. een'ered near
the mldfield stripe until the clos.
Ing minutes II the perioi
TIE Teehmen thFeaiensd 20
ssess IN Ne slesins minutes 81
IRE psFiod when Lefty Renavd,
Q hoy whe i danuereus whsa Ne
thFews re bell, clicked Ger Q
psiF 81 passes 10 Marie Lsun-
dssa Down - ksv wsss's nlas
yasd line.
Bot. al the start Of the second
quarter. the Key West line. spark.
ed by John Carhonell. Wayne
BFanlley and stu Logun. held firm
and the Techmen could not push
aeroas q score.
KEY West loek ever en- downs
and drove 40 20 their ewn %
yavd line ksievs thsY we're step.
ped. Ralph white pUnasd 10 ths
nlua Devils IS yard lire 10 set
ere sisve Ger she llFsl ksy West
ssess whsa the ceneh lire again
sysehsVped Ire vlslseEs ges three
sssslshi plsys - drive than
haelt.
on fourth down founders drop.
ped bach 10 punt on his own 80 and
when q bad pass frow center eaus.
ed him 10 falter. big Jim Car.
bonell. who spent . good share 81
the evening IN the Miami back.
field. nailed him 10 give Key West
possession on the Tech 20 yard
line.
After Stiekney had passed Up
four yards of tackle. Pineda CON.
pleted his first aerial Of the ball
game 10 carhonell on the ten yard
line. Stiekney picked up two yards
and then Pineda took q handoff
from SalEado and went al the way.
Salgado plunged the extra point 10
awe the locals . 20 lead.
After the kickoff, the Key West.
ers again ousfoughl the Miamians
and foreed them 10 punt from
their own 30 down 10 the Key West
20 yard marker.
A pass from Plneda 10 Stickney
ell the way 20 the Miami "a pat
The Conchs In threatening position
and they connected for another
aerial this time. Pineda 10 CruE
down 10 the II yard line.
But they failed 10 cash In On
their scoring chance when Miami
intercepted q pass in the end zone
Cor . safety 20 end that threat.
The hell ended shortly sitsr
Den crvH he'd intercepted . Tech
psss en- ire ~ yard lire.
Kew West demlnaied IRE third
paFlod. bot ~eTs vRabls 10 push
0eTeas Q seoFe,
Scatback Gibby Gates streaked
a yards on the kickoff after be
had picked up the bah on the two
yard line and then Pineda Cngked
on . ~ yard pass 20 CaFbonell
down 90 the 10 but thai IL ~ far
- the ConChs goi IN that period.
The third quarter ended With
Tech In possession On their own
- yard line % set the stage fof
o glorious Key West finale.
Gihhy Gates took q punt ON his
own IS yard line and worked the
ball 10 the IS before he vas.
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Kew West OutclasseS Miamians
In Thriller Here Friday Night

The Key West Conchs proved that they are going 4
he strong contenders for the Gold Coast Conference t
when they Outmaneuvered outscrapped and outscored
NE Miami Tech Blue Devils 900 before than O0C
frenzied fans last night at the Wiekers Field Stadium
The fans. who braved threatening weather, saw !
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
Boxing Results
FRIDAYS FIGHTS
~ the ASSOCIATED Press

NEW YORK (S,. Nicholas Arena
James J. Parker. 20lts. Pater,
son. n. j.. outpoinsed Jimmy Slade,
IN. New York. 20.
RENO, New .-Edgardo Romero,
1SSla, LaPampa. Argentina
knocked out Junior Payne, z7sla,
San Francisco. 5.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

II. ComdF. BIN Bailey. former
Duke University football player, Is
head coach Of the Pensacola, Fla,
Navy GoshawkS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

The Detroit Lions Of the MI
have II ex.Big Ten player on their
roster. The schools represented are
Ohio State. Wisconsin. Indiana
Illinois, Iowa and Michigan State.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26
FRIDAYS coLIEcE FOOTBALL
EAST

80
West Chester "a. Penn Military /
West Va. Tech 10, Poioma,
State -
West Va. State 7. Virginia Tn
ion 8
St. Vincent (PsD Is. West Lib
erty IL
Ithaca n. Mansfield CPal II
Camp Lejeune 20, "a. Monmouth
SOUTH
Auburn Ct, Stess0n Q
Miami q, Florida State 0
Memphis State 7. chattanooga 8
Presbyterian -, Livingston Gala
State 7
Tampa 80. South Georgia 0
Morris Brown %. Benedict (SC)
Tenn AL Is, Virginia State
Bainbridge Navy %. Cherry
Point Marines
II. jackson (SC) p. Little Creel
(val -
MlpMEsT
Detroit a., Wayne tMiehl o
Lacrosse State a., Milwaukee
State 0
Hamline 50, Bethel Mimi 0
Kearney (NebI q. Midland n
william Jewell q, Maryville
(Mol
Fort Belvoir 7. Kent State 8
FAR WEST
UCLA 10. Kansas
Denver 80, Drake IL
San Jose State ~, Brigham
Young Is
Santa Barbara 7. Whittier (tie
SOUTHWEST
Louisiana College q, Arkansas
State Tchrs 20
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

YUsrEmnAYs HUxULrg
- iuuta IA IhsEaEn
EruaAifn & EhuatalgfHaa
Nee Nesk e Palaeafkh
tualy EaaRAB
TunANa SCmNnULE
81 tntts 81 thtCaEa
Mlle sukNu ~ tfnst uHah
nrtsltlYn Cd Fhda8slhia en-
Nee Nork a. pliiauaaah
TuBAYs nAxTnAtL sCuNnrlE
~ Mhs Asssefsgsa Prsss
ntNGF NtKtHs
Dallas tGii "a haantNia tsAt
ANS nft a. ASSOCIATION
Kansas Gas a. Nulesaa
Yesterdays paAYoFE RESULTS
~ rs Aasnrtetaa Ffsss
fNTNhNAttnN lNAHtF
Manifeal co. hnrhssteF tMnntfeal leeds
hNa& 81 aeNem series co
AMIMIt ~ ASSOCIATIONS
kansas Gas a. taiusia posiIsaasd tkaas
So 0iiY leads hrsi ~ setea ae1
nfNGf sERdNa
Dallas gTtA ~ Naahx8isH tzAl. 90
sehsdaled. tuallas ieaaa h@At 81 sesen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-26

brought down and the Key West.
ers vent on the march In as com
petent . JOB Il ground gaining q,
has been displayed At wiekers
Field.
After stickney had carried the
mail for ten yards. Pineda launch.
ed = running attack which saw him
romp over the goal line 10 elimaN
. as yard march.
Pineda carried the ball on sir
straight plays for the score. Pan,
demonium broke loose as the fans
began 70 realize that . Conch vic.
tory was In the making.
Plneda launched an aerial which
Ralph White latched on 20 In the
end Eone for the extra point.
But that wasnt ell. With just
As seconds remaining In the bah
game, Red Stickney intercepted q
pass On the Tech 80 and went al
the vay down 10 the one-yard line
before be was knocked out Of
bounds.
Tie plunged over with Just IS
seconds left on the clock for the
third Key West I'd. Salgado's try
ior the conversion was stopped
short.
Coach I'd Beekman sent his
scrubs into the game but Tech
had time for but one play before
the clock ran out.
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NExTrunAv REstuTs
Hasfun 81 Aea Nn.E
Hash ngtaa O.. r aexighA
tartflana 81 teugH
thgaka 7. a. taah
TOnANs sguUnJIN
hnsias az Nee Yea
ietfdH 81 tfsrIanf
tMaEhEn 81 81 HaHa
Fntlsfelphaa 90 WashlaRaa
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Baseball Results

AMWNtrAN HEa0tN
~ HAs Atsaeaafaa raas
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sssOrasy September a. 1850 THE KAY WEST eITIzEN PEG.
Evening star., 1953-06-14

LIVER SINCE Archimedes tried to set fire
IL to the Roman fleet at Syracuse in 212
BIC. by focusing the suns rays through
mirror, scientists have dreamed of harnessing
the power of sunlight and turning it into
practical channels. These days. it's atomic
energy that makes headlines, but Old Sol has
not been forgotten.
Just revealed after three years of official
secrecy is the largest solar furnace in the
world, set up at Mont-Louis in the French
Pyrenees near Perpignan at an altitude of
over 5000 feet. There the air is thin and clear
and allows the maximum of sunlight in the
region.
The installation, designed by French Engi-
neers Felix Trombe and Marc Foex, consists
of furnace between two mirrors, one of
which is fiat and movable, the other curved
Evening star., 1953-06-14

and fixed. BY means of photoelectrlc cells,
the fiat mirror is kept turning to face the
sun, and it reflects the rays against the curved
mirror, which concentrates them to a focus
beamed at the furnace Heat in the center
of the furnace has reached 5000 degrees F.
Scientist Trombe set up the solar furnace
with the backing of the French government
in order to carry on research in rare metals.
However, possibility Of broadening the use of
this technique may soon extend into the fields
of air-conditioning, powering factories and
processing metals to the purest degree
Every child who's ever used a magnifying
glass to harness the suns rays to burn piece
of paper has basic understanding of solar
energy These pictures show how adult
scientists have rigged their equipment to do
the same thing on a big scale
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
Labor Council Sights
Top Rail Jobs as Target

America" Coleman stated
in no other industry do Ne
gro workers have more glo-
rious history OF long time service.
In no other industry is the dis
criminatory job pattern more
vicious, while at the same Time
the railroads are supported large
" by the taxpayers. Negro as
we'll as white, in the form OF
government subsidies"
lie continued; The current
trend in railroad employment IS
toward the complete elimination
Of Negro workers. In the South
where Negroes have held many
operational positions, such as
firemen and brakemen since the
beginning OF the industry. they
are now being eliminated,
I'VE intend to put an end 10
this outrageous situation. We can
see no reason that Negro workers
should not be employed at all
levels by the railroads. including
conductors and engineers. Our
Chicago Convention will dedicate
itself 10 this purpose Coleman
concluded
This NNLc has headquarters
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
Louisville Hospital
Lowers Color Bar

LOUISVILLE Another Louis
vile hospital lowered IFS color
bar last week and admitted ght
Negro girls as student nurses
The S. S. Mary and Elizabeth
hospital accepted the girls. five
from Louisville. two from Leb-
anon and one from Birming-
ham. even though II only ae-
cepis Negro emergency patients.
When Mary and Elizabeth
opened It's doors TO Negro nurse
trainees. Il joined ST Joseph In
firmary which accepted colored
girls In Us nursing school last
year.
Both hospitals have colored
laboratory technicians and nurses
aids.