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Evening star., 1953-04-01
Chilean Tests MuIIoy
In Florida Tourney
By the Associated Press


e MIAMI BEACH, Fla, April L.
Top-seeded Gardnar Mulloy, Mi
ami's veteran tennis player who
ranks first in the Nation, faced
real test today when he met
Ricardo Balbiers of Santiago,
Chile. in a third-round singles
match in the annual Good
Neighbor tennis tournament.
- Mulloy had little trouble yes
terday disposing of Herry Par
chute of Hamtramck, Mich,
6-4. 60, while Balbiers de-
feated Dan Sullivan of st. Pc
tersburg. Fla. Ga, GO.
Another match which attract
ed considerable attention sent
third-seeded Art Larsen of San
Leandro, Calf, against Don
Kaiser of Coral Gables. Larsen
defeated Reynaldo Garrido OF
Havana, 60, 6-1. and Kaiser
won from Mario Zeppenfeldt. jr.,
of Barranquilla, Colombia, 6-2
Ga.
In women's matches yeSter-
day, Melita Ramirez Of Mexico
City defeated Mrs. Pearl Wrob-
bel of Miami, Go, 6-1; Joan
Merciades of Empire. Calf, de-
feated Lieschen Won. Butz. Uni
versity of Miami, 6-1, 60:
Thelma Long of Sydney, Aus
tralia, and Laura Lou Kunnen OF
Clearwater advanced by de-
faults. and Alicia Wright of
Quito. Ecuador. defeated Pat
Stewart of Rollins College, IA,
4-6. g..
Evening star., 1953-04-01

Rivers and Herring Bay to haul
seining probably will be signed
by the Governor this week.
While these represent little more
than a foot in the door. never
theless the determined fight
made by sportsmen has awak-
ened Maryland's legislators to
the seriousness Of the situation
in Chesapeake Bay. Further
more, the cause of the CONNER
cial fishermen has been hurt not
only by their incorporate atti-
tude but also by the fragrant law
violations on the part of a few
even during the period this leg
islation was being considered.
It Is possible that, by the time
this goes to press, two other bills,
favorable to sports fishermen to
a degree, will have been passed.
These are the modified night
Seine-hauling bill and the bill
limiting the minimum size Of
various species Of fish.
The opening Of the trout sea-
son in Maryland is Just two
weeks off. Anglers not familiar
with the location of Maryland's
trout streams should obtain
typographical maps for the sec
tions they wish to fish from the
Map Section, Interior Depart
ment, F street between 18th and
10th streets. Maryland's fish,
ing guide provides the names
and locations of these streams
and may be had for the asking.
With any ordinary road map,
newcomers to this area will have
no difficulty finding their way
around. The same advice applies
to Virginia's trout streams, a list
Of which, by counties. may be
had by writing the Commission
of Game and Inland Fisheries.
Richmond Is, Va.
Incidentally, while completing
the Typographical Atlas of the
United States, the Geological
Surveys current operating pro-
gram includes more than 1000
quadrangles covering portions Of
every State in the Union, Puerto
Rico, Hawaii and Alaska. The
area to be covered Is nearly half
a million square miles.
In Field and Streams 1852 fish,
ing contest. nine out of the 10
prize fish in the white marlin
classification were caught out Of
ocean City, Md. william r. Ellis
of this city topped the list with
a lis FOUNDER, taken last e.
July 26. A 108Ha FOUNDER
caught out Of Miami, Fla. won
third prize. y. ,s...
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Dave GaIIardo Starts
Public Training Here
For Bassett Bout

Dave Gallardo, the 23-year-
old Mexican featherweight hope
full from Los Angeles who fights
Percy BasSett next Wednesday
night at Uline Arena, is In WASH
ington well ahead Of schedule to
complete his training.
He few in yesterday and today
was slated for a public workout
at the Arena Gymnasium in the
1900 block Of H street NE. Addi-
tional drills will be held there
through Monday.
Accompanying Gallardo yes
terday we're Jimmy Hamilton,
his manager, and Chalky Wright,
his trainer and former world
featherweight champion.
Gallardo is q 5-foot-6, 13O-
FOUNDER and according to his
aides is a left-hook specialist.
The 100 pounds are a bit over
his usual fighting weight and
he probably will be lighter by
next Wednesday night. The
bout. a Hereunder, is a nom
title affair.
Bassett recently became in
term champion while Champion
Sandy Saddler is in the Army.
Bassett got it by knocking out
Ray Famechon in Paris.
Wright won, his featherweight
championship or rather his
piece of it because the NBA and
New York had different cham
pionS in those days-at Griffith
Stadium here in September of
1941 by knocking out joey Arch
ibald. And Wright naturally is
predicting a victory for his boy
next week.
THE kids a big favorite with
the fans and we think he will
whip Bassett," Chalky said. "He's
q busy boy with a fine record.
Beating Bassett is a big order
Tor any one, but this kid could
do it. He hasn't lost a fight
since 1851 and he doesn't intend
to lose this one"
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Worst Bidding for Lead
In Billiards Tourney
By the Asseciafed Press

CHICAGO, April 1.-Harold
Worst, youthful Grand Rapids
Mich, cue hopeful, has a chance
today to take over the lead in
the world three-cushion billiards
tournament.
He went into the days play
tied for the top spot with John
Fitzpatrick of Hollywood, Calf.
and Kinrey Matsuyama of Japan
Each had won three and lost
one. -
Fitzpatrick and Matsuyama
dropped their first matches yes
terday. Miss Masako KatSura OF
Portland, Oreg., one-time Tokyo
sensation, beat Fitzpatrick, So
80, in so innings. Joe Procita OF
Gloversyille, N. Y, beat Mat
suyama, 50-43, in so innings.
With Fitzpatrick and Matsu-
yama idle today, 24-year-olo
Worst could hop in front by
beating Mel Lundberg of Mime
apolis. a five-time loser, in the
opening match.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Maryland Legislature
Divided on Increase
In Racing Dates
By The Assosiased Press

ANNAPOLIS. April Its lay
your money and take your choice
today in regard to what the
Maryland legislature viii do
about increasing the number Of
racing days in the State.
The five half-mile tracks and
the four harness tracks get an
increase under q bill tentatively
approved by the House yester-
day. But on the Senate side. the
judiciary Committee in effect
has killed q bill to give all tracks
additional dates.
Under the proposal that re-
ceived House approval yesterday,
the half-rnile tracks win have IL
days instead Of 10, and the har-
ness plants "a instead Of 20.
The Senate version which
failed to get a committee okay
yesterday allowed eight more
days at the three mile tracks,
giving each 36, two more for each
Of the smaller tracks and four
more for the harness plants.
That bill also would have Gre
ated a full-time racing chairman
at $4,000 a year. The proposals
were the result Of an investiga-
ton last year, and the committee
has been sitting on the bill since
January. A hearing was held a
month ago.
The committee decided, how
ever, 1t wasn't clear on another
racing proposal to redefine the
law relating to the fund for i'm
provement of tracks and asked
the Racing Commission to ex-
plain 1t before taking a stand.
The bill has been opposed by Ed
red Rinehart, chairman of the
commission, and H. Courtenay
Jenifer, a member.
The improvement fund is built
up from a one-half of l per cent
take on all betting. The money
may be withdrawn for physical
improvements, but only if a
binding commitment" to spend
1t is shown. The proposed change
would ratify such a release made
to Pimlico in 1850. The track
has not spent the money, but it
was released on Pimlico's promise
to spend it within year after
Federal restrictions on steel are
lifted.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
By Bob Henson

Fortunately for Montgomery
Blair High, some of the knowl-
edge of two men. both now head
coaches at leading universities in
the Southwest. has rubbed of on
Dave Carrasco, Blair's basketball
coach.
It began some IS years ago at
Ell Paso (Tex.) High School. Car
rasco. who is 6-feet-4, played
both basketball and football, but
gave up football due to a leg
injury. His basketball coaches
were Ed Price, now head foot
ball coach at Texas University,
and Ohio (Abe) Martin, head
grid coach at Texas Christian.
Carrasco, after finishing at Ell
Paso High. entered Texas West
ern, graduating in 1912. He
started his coaching career at
Bowie High. in Ell Paso, and
stayed there for one season, en-
tering the Navy in '43. Dis
charged in 1945, after having
served as a chief specialist at
Bainbridge. Md, Carrasco re-
turned to Bowie High, but after
six months came here and thus
began a steady climb as a bas-
ketball coach.
Succeeded Tony Creme.
He started at Silver Spring
intermediate School and after
three years transferred to Ia
koma Park Junior High. He
turned out winning teams for
a year and q half and when
Tony Creme. then basketball
coach at Blair. resigned to enter
the Air Force, Carrasco took over
his present post. And two of
the boys at Takoma, Jack Doane
and Morris Lee. joined him at
BLAIR IN helm mold tho %ao ~
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Boiling Nine Eusy Victor

Aided by five errors and five
hit pitching by Chuck Bryant,
Boiling Air Force Base opened
its baseball season yesterday
with an 81 win over Mount
Union College. Two-run homers
by Ray Chambers in the third
inning and Dom Fucci, coach,
in the following frame marked
Bolling's 12-hit attack on two
Mount Union hurlers.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Terps Test Navy Netmen
In Season Inaugural
BY the Assoeiated Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md, April L.
Navy's tennis team. boasting five
lettermen from a squad which
won 10 and lost three last year,
opens its 16-match schedule here
today against Maryland.
The Middies ranked third in
Eastern intercollegiate competi-
tion last year and Coach Art
Hendrix believes the netmen will
be better this season despite a
tougher schedule.
The schedule:
April 1. Maryland; 4. Harvard; g.
Williams; IL. Bucknell; Is, Pitt; IS
Duke; 22, swarthmore "A. Penn Al
Philadelphia; 25, Princeton at Princeton
N. j.; 30. Penn State,
May z. Yale; g., Temple; 9. Cornell
Columbia; 23. Army.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Bowie
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was cupping dirt-it would have
been different on turf. But he
came out of the gate we'll and
went with the leaders for 2
furlongs. They ran the 2 fur
longs in 224s-that's burning
the oil. I think he's got speed
but needs more training"
Double Header 1.-THE big
horse" as Payne calls nim-is a
3-year-old maiden and will get
q chance to become acclimated
before being called on to run
against American rivals.
They're beautifully broken
horses" Payne told us. Sur
prisingly well hammered at the
gate. They're big-boned, we'll
bred horses"
Payne. who did a four-year
hitch in the cavalry and later
the Remount Service when the
cavalry was mechanical, is 80
years old. He worked for Mrs.
NJ. E. tLiz Whitney, Person,
william Zeigler. Mrs. D. N. Lee
and Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh
while acquiring experience in
show horse business.
Successful in Show Ring.
The little Virginian, who rode
jumpers as a 98-pounder, and
was huntsman with the Old Do
minion hounds, enjoyed his share
Of success in the show ring with
O'Connell'S horses. Green Corn
was the green hunters crown at
Madison Square Garden a couple
of years ago. Runabit was Sc
year-old champion Of the 1851
Upperville show, and his stable
mate, Telabit also was a point
winner.
The star Of the stable, how
ever, was My Bill, conformation
horse Of the year in 1851. Rain
slicker. who took similar honors
at Upperville. was well known to
Virginia fans.
Right now Payne is concen-
trating on speed. He is sure the
two Irish horses in the Green
Dunes Farm barn have it to
spare and it's his job to get it
out of them.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Alumni Come Is Lost
For Old Byrd Studium

The annual Maryland Uni
versity varsity-alumni football
game, to be held May in Old
Byrd Stadium, will be the last
game there before the stands
are torn down to make way for
new fraternity houses.
Gene Kinney, captain of the
Terps football team in 1948, has
been named head coach of the
alumni and has sent out invita-
tionS to 80 former players. Among
some Of those expected to play
for the alumni are five ALI
Americas, Bob Ward, Ray
Krouse, Ed and Dick Modzelew-
ski and Jack Scarbath.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Fairfax and CIV High
Turning on Old Rivals

Fairfax and George Washing
ton have been also-rans to Wash
ington-Lee and Mount Vernon
for years in the Northern Vir-
ginia scholastic baseball league.
This season the tables may be
turned.
Fairfax yesterday overcame a
80 Mount Vernon lead with
two runs in the sixth inning
and three: in the seventh to
win. 7-3. at Fairfay, while CIV
routed WI, 20-8, in Alexandria S
Municipal Stadium.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
District Pointer Leeds
Ruppohunnock Trials
BY the Asseeiaied Press

ORANGE, Va, April Fast
Delivery Boy, an orange and
white pointer owned by A. v.
Holmes of Washington. D. c.,
was the top dog of "a competing
in the open all-age stake yes
terday.
Handled by Fred Arant of
Barnwell, S. c., the Washington
pointer took first place in the
test staged by the Rappahan-
mock Field Trial Association.
Second went to Delivery Demon
strator, a lemon and white point
er owned by w. C. Jones of
Franklin and handled by Paul
Walker Of Pennington, N. c.
Evening star., 1953-04-01

Don won outDOnsld B. Robertson.
again, thus achieving a distinc-
ton that comes to few athleles.
Don catches for the baseball
team and is one of IL lettermen
returning to the sport this season.
He is a senior and is majoring in
history. He also is member of
the Naval Reserve and faces two
years of naval service after grad
uation this spring.
Evening star., 1953-04-01


Donald B.
Robertson Of
Chevy Chase,
Nd, a 1949
gr a d u a t e of
Wilson High.
W a S selected
to captain OBJ
erlin'S football
team last fall
and in the vot-
ing for the
same honor on
this We ar S
baseball squad.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Football Prices Raised
by Green Boy Pockers
Rp tha A,,oeinfed Pros,

GREEN BAY, Wis. April L.
An increase in 1853 ticket prices
has been announced by the
Green Bay Packers.
Russell w. Bogda, club presi-
dent. said the new price scale,
first boost by the Packers in
eight years, was made to "in-
crease the total revenue at City
Stadium to satisfy league teams. -
Bogda said the new prices-$4.80
seats will be $5, $3.50 seats $3.75
and $2.40 seats $2.50-would
boost gross revenues $3.50 for
capacity crowds Of 24,7O0 at City
Stadium.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Fights Lost Night
By the Associofed Press

TAMPA. Fla.--Willie Pep, l31, Hart.
ford. Conn. outpointed joey Gambino
1873. New York, 10.
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.-Mack stan,
ford, 161. Englewood, N. j., outpointec
Pete Archaic, 157, Brooklyn. 8.
BROOKLYN tRidgewood Grovel.---
Johnny Saxton. 149, Brooklyn, outpoint.
ed Charley Williams, 1921, Newark
Los ANGELEs.--Jess Mongia, 123h
Denver, outpotnted BABY Face 0utierre1
81 1ss1ocKToN. ScR on cSiiif.--willie vaughn
163, Los .nAngeleg. outpOinted Ear
Turner, 16K, Richmond, Calif., 10.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Virginia Tennis Streak
Shattered by Cornell
spseiel Dispatch 10 The stor

CHARLOTTESVILLE. April /
The University of Virginia
TERMS team is hopeful of start
il.g another winning streak fol-
loving its defeat by Cornell
yesterday, 5-4.
The Cavaliers had a string OF
% straight wins. dating back
to April 81. 1850, when it de-
feated Maryland, To. Cornell
took four singles matches and
one Of the doubles. In the
feature match, Gil Rothrock,
intercollegiate champion from
Cornell. defeated Waller Horsley
the Cavaliers ace, Ga, 6-1.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
FIyweiqht Title Bout Due

TOKYO, April / (P.-Yoshio
Shirai. world fiyweight cham
pion, viii meet Tany Campo,
Philippines champion, for a title
fight about May Is, Haky Ham
mamoto. president of Interna-
tional Promotions, said today.
The fight probably will be In
Tokyo.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Mcclure Five Adds Title

Winner Of the District Recrea-
ton basketball title, Mcclure
Tavern added the city-wide play
OF championship by defeating
the Marine Barracks yesterday,
1888. The champion Mcclure
team finished the season with q
31&3 record.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Georgia Tech Tackle
Stoned BY Forty-Niners
m tL1a A,soeinfad Rras,

BY the Assoeioted Press
ATLANTA, April L. Hal
Miller. star offensive tackle OF
Georgia Techs Sugar Bowl
champions. has signed a pro
football contract with the San
Francisco Forty Miners.
Miller. 6-foot-5, 235-pounder
will join Harry Babcock, Georgia
end, on the West Coast club.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Browns PIoy Redskins
In Second Home Come
by the A.soeioied. Press

CLEVELAND, April The
Cleveland Browns will meet the
Philadelphia Eagles October II
and the Washington Redskins
November l in their first two
home games Of the National
Football League season, the club
announced yesterday.
Other home games will be
against Pittsburgh, November 8;
San francesca. November IS:
Chicago Cardinals, November %,
and New York. December 6.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
o'DonneII's Girls Win

Sis Lewis was high scorer for
the night with Is points and
came through with a last-minute
basket to give ODonnell's a 35-
"a win over the FBI girls for the
District Major Recreation League
basketball championship at
Roosevelt last night. Helen
Weeks led the losers with "a
points.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
OUTDOORS
With Bill Leetch

Although the Potomac sub
sided considerably last week end.
there is still a lot of current. and
it will be several days yet before
Evening star., 1953-04-01

LIlO 4NCA NC
com eS fish
able. Hig h.
muddy waters
els e W h e r e
a c t e d as a
great deter
rent to an
glers.
Bills passed
last week in
the Maryland
A S S e m b ! y
closin g the
M q g o t h y.
South, Severn
and Rhodes
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Wilson Teachers Edges
Maine in Tennis

Wilson Teachers College tennis
team defeated the University Of
Maine team, 5-4, yesterday at
Taft courts.
Giving the Eagles their edge
were George Goldsmith and
Ralph Corrado in the final
doubles match, 3-6, IS. Ga.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
Chevy Chase Student
Twice 0berIin CAPTAIN

| The football and baseball
squads at Oberlin College in Ohio
have conferred double honors on
a former District high school
Evening star., 1953-04-01
THE EVENING STAR

w WdoAAA4A6OOI1s ~. VI
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1853
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-04

Jobs Available

The Fiflh z. s. civa Service Re.
Ei0n II seeking stenographers IN an
examsnetion recently annnuneed
for that posltion.
Starting salaries Cor steneRrapA.
ers are from szgso 10 s3i7s . year.
Yearly pay Increases are giTen %
employees whose wurk h satlalae.
tory. unll@ths highest salary Cor
ne grade ef positioa Il reached.
No experience Il reQuired. Ap-
pllrants need only pass q writes
test Interested perssas may Sc.
cure application forms 20 informa.
ton as b where aueh furma are
available a the Post Ogliee e. tha
Fifih Z. s. Civil Service Regional
Office. 5 Forsyth Street. N. w.. AZ.
lania. Georgia.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-04

iAard eholcs. a wrizl4n repoEl h
ma6a ta TIE slAts snpsFsmien6snf
rs n turn pFsssnis ske rspors =
- G0ssFmw sd cahanst fur "a
adapln. Hayes SID thAs year fhs
seaie CourBas e Sud- commlfaes
reeemmen6sd the fnzlowing areas
- whigA tRxfhueka are mea6nd:
soeial slnaes Grades Ai1
seixnee C=z4es ia
Lan3nAaa LnaAn
mathemniies Crndas ia
induslrlal Arls
CommsFua.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-04
School Officials Confer On Florida Free Textbook Plan

FioElda h tassiy pruu6 af IA
Frse TsKtb0A pFomnm EseFy twu
years sAe stats Lexlnlnturs mak4s
state Tex1hoak appruSwiniien
fhla apgFnpFialnm Il alioeaiea a
the nixly seven enw~fiea on tie knl
SIS e pup1 enrslienl
Msstaa Hayes. ai &c Dixi3Aen n
PablleA ard Texfhok Services Il
she stsle D9partmeni e EAaestiun.
vinlec 10 Mearoe counfy sehoell
- wNwk q emnfer wlth primci
PAS 81 teaeherR
favsa aai6 ahaa aAa alieamems
70 manFas c@smav gaT Temaheskn
fsr - So sshnsi Vsar avss-
ssss tlB - puplls h srs6ss
ans HAsesuh en- amd si@ asr
p<pHs n eFaasa ssvum thFsssh
twaiss. whils rs amssna -
nsl pEevi@s . nww 80 81 asma-
boeha asr eash enid aaeh Yaar. n
wii pFssl9s sems nsw kaeks
sseh rear. This ~a4dims as~ h
IN kaapimw wifh ghs eoalEv 81 iha
Stats nspsFfmaml e nduxsgisA.
lie also emphasized ahai iaxt,
bonks mFn loaned 10 the paplis fnr
> nehool ye4r. that Flnrida Stats.
les Fequife puplls. paxHnis ~ guar
diAns 10 pay loF booka whieA the
papas have lest. destroyed er IN.
uecessarlly d2magea. n Il mads
iha dslty ni teaxhnr6 amd primelpala
- make eoliaefiona ln ne amsunfs
assessed for safh les a. damaas
and % tFan&mli the money 10 Ghn
Cmnig schnol kuprrlnaendenl. Tha
Coanty Superintendent m turn l.
requlred ~ Iaw 10 transmil thls
momey 10 the state superinfandant.
who deposits ne moniea wilh TIE
state Treaswer. This amount Il
money u realloeaied 10 ths ComntY
t0F A#AA40NAA
IN discussing TIE use e Tsxi.
honks, Hayes STATED tat the poli.
fy a lhe Stats Department ea Edn.
eaiian Is tat al tsxsbooks sal
he kspl ln Use a. Ions - they aFs
asahle. 80 as 20 effect . hiah da.
cree of eennamy And thus maka
lxaliahla tie greatest poasihie ser.
vice Erom esery dollar expended.
Thus mere abundant matnFiais are
placed 81 the disposal oi Ne teach.
e.. sinee he ell ofaen find soma
Il the oder textbooka valnahle a
supplementary sources after oiher
hooks have been aided 10 - lisi
AZ new adopiions.
Tie state Courses e study Con.
mlitee fecommends 10 the state
supeFinlendent the areas ln which
uew textbooks should he adopted.
The State Texfbook Rating Con.
miliee examines boehs submitted
~ ne puhllxhffs against ne main
points e. prinelples whleh have
been established and the Con-
miitee lists ~ firsi. second and
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-04

lnaazas<A - sszfAeaks srs
sanpsa6 IN Fsapsmas 70 npsxlaie
nssda. Mares feels sAsf tssehsss
mseS - havs e. spp~rsunsy -
emmmims - heaha a. shay zee
s6npasd n eFasr - kssssns fasni.
8ar wish - nassFs 81 - tsxas
sm6 - pNFposa thsy mav serve.
d many eases tAe new he1ks are
sd6ed. not beeause the haoks ars
81 Il daiN. but beeamAe ne pub.
lishers have eaneeiled euntraets
aus le Increased eosts in pahlisk.
~ books now IN sdoption.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-04

n makiax tAn rspors te supx
inten8snt O Rryanl Hayes tsli tAai
fAs Monrse Couaty Principals aad
teaeheFs wsrs ven awnrs e thsir
respankihllltes euncermtng th9 SCI
ectinn. tlstrieutl0n. use and care oi
textbo0kx. rhe a1diAaa ol Miss
MArEaFet StraSklrr. - c0urdinaiur
q Materials q insirurtioa and ne
aSsissznee ~ Ms. Ramons kEiEhL
County Textbook assissnnt Hayes
said that tht Cuunty was wen On
IS w2y tw aa effective textbook
program.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-04

VAN NUYS. Calf. w-Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Thompsea of nsarhy
Reseda nov have enounh sens Go
form Z fcoibnll team. TIE elevenlh
was bern yesterday. The Thomp-
mns have no daughters.
The Key West citizen., 1953-11-04

When Canary hirds we're first
sxpoTted from the canary Islands
for pets during TIE fsgh century,
spain tried ard failed - maintain
> monopoly oi ne trade ~ en-
porting only males.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11

Thiiahassee. FLORIDA.
April seth, 1854.
W0I5oCE
NOTICE 10 HEREBY gfvsn that the
IFuatege ~ the Internal lmprevs-
neAt 1un1 - the ntats % Tierids.
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