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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

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-Henry Van Dgke
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

i you advertise and don't set ths expected Fssults
change The nature Of your advertising. Weaimsd ad-
vertsna viii always hit the mark.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

sum yusarsaN. o. yua think aood.
IN cher tkings: but dont scruple
frsedom IN hFiehtsninE hone
~Baryon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

The Russian. - we 80 70 press. are sim working
hard for peace.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

A. FAR we are concerned the theory that par.
enss should say 10 ehildreA strictly for the
saphsAds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

Writer'S who write what other people Ike 70 read
arent worth the weight Of the paper they write en-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

You can travel thousand miles and yeu went find
any better people than those living around you right now
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

Gesa slswsrss 81 ess's elms
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Good AIsunys Out

is used in the arr departments
~ MANY public schools. The pur-
pose OF the author seemed ~ have
been related In this verv idea
The book is devoted 10 WAYS ~
creating beautiful objects out of
things that were once consideren
trash
Old tin cans. old bottles. old
buttons. acrons NAV not have
had the appearance OF being
good. but Just the same. they
were. Trash Craft has helped
IN bring that goodness out
We thought The atomic bomb
was only weapon ~ desuuc-
ton when il was FIRST invented.
Put there was PLENTY of goodness
mixed up with the bad. and that
goodness was destined 10 become
benefit 10 man. Now the scien-
fists tell he that life is being
preserved nv the very tool which
was invented for our destruction.
So. there is little need for
worry II the good purpose and
the good purpose implemenfs-
ton Of the United Nations seem
lost. Good always outs" II
feeds on supernatural elements
and will not remain forever
inferred. The thing to remem-
Der IL 10 keep the good work
going.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
YWCA Notes

Forty young women rsprs.
senfins young adults In the
four branches and two esntsrs
OF the Detroit YWcA will a.
tend a fwo.dsy leadership con.
ference at Walden Woods Camp.
Hsrflsnd. Michigan. Oct. > and
4.
DR. George l.. Kinds of Wavns
University who will be the
speaker At The October 3rd eve
ming meeting will discuss the
topic The World and It's Impact
on Young People"
Among those attending the
conference 10 represent Lucy
Thurman Branch WV will be
Lola Bishop. Lucy Thurman Res
idence: Ramona Turner. Lucy
Thurman Residence: Nellie Sale
2il6 Meade, Janet Jones, 1926
WashbIrn; Loretta Young, 1929
Goodwin; Jackie Hutchns. 20O2l
Rirfood: and Gersldvnne McKin-
ney. 1900 y. McDougall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Foreign Nurses
Stuht at Ua,nc

Twentv-one international sul.
dents have come 10 Wsvne Uni.
versity's College ~ Nursing ~
learn more about nursing -
prscticed and taught in the Unit.
I'd States Sixteen countries are
represented in the group
The students. all graduate
nurses from their respective
countries. have bean accepted
for specialized professional pro.
grams Of study At Wayne this
year. The majority OF the nurses
are attending under grants pro.
vidsd By governmental and
philanfhropie agencies OF me
United States and fhsir native
lands.
They all have fascinating stories
IN tell about their own countries
according IN Rozella Schlolfpldi
assoc ate professor ~ the COLLEGE
~ Nursing who is advisor to Inc
group. While MANY have heen
hare only = short time and no .
not had much oppol tunitv ~ ce
ACQUAINTED. they are very cAce.
Livina en- the ninth floor OF
the Student Center. the nurses
represent the following coun.
trisG Sweden. Haiti. Japan.
Formoss. Ireland. Panama. Is.
rasl. Lebanon. Philippines. In.
donesis. Dominican Republic.
Greece. Thsiisnd. Puerto Rico.
Chins. and Chils.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03

Certificates will be presented
to $500 of these volunteers for
giving 100 or more hours 10
health and community services
durina the year. Their names
will be inscribed on . roll OF
honor which Glenn M. Coulter.
Ucs president. will present
Mayor Cobo.
Speaker will he Common Pleas
Court Judge Neal Fitzgerald. who
is also volunteer driver for
Motor Aide. UCS service which
provides transportation for the
sick and handicapped 10 hospitals
and clinics.
An additional lao volunteers
VIII receive special awards for 81
wears service 10 Detroit agencies
UCS honored the group earlier
this wear al luncheon commem-
Grating us 35th birthday ami
versary.
Ray r. Expert. chairman ~ the
United Foundations 1853 Torch
Drive, will outline campaign
goals. Thitv-four volunteers will
present tahleau depicting du-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
CHARM
By LOU LuToUR

Two Of the best words | know
IN make us all conscious Of. in,
ieresied in. and knowing what
Charm really means Is Ora.
ClOUSNESS and GRATEFUL
NESS.
Give yourself the analysis
that you'd like 10 give any
othsrs--srs you gracious al all
iimes7 Do you always ssY.
please7 Do you regard others
and know that IL ia wonderful
TO ssY. Excuse me. Pardon. or
May I pass. etc.
In every way possible do you
make us OF Graciousness
meaning it is not only Al an af-
fair. dinner, party. in the
home. BUT AT ALI. TIMES.
The same thing holds true II
Gratefulness. That Thank
You is the one important thlne
that cannot be measured by
money. only by your feeling and
attitude which makes Grateful
ness part OF YOU.
It's the smallest thing that
Thank You or Am So Pleased.
So Grateful Fer. etc. that
will develop within you that
kind Of spirit that exsmplifiss
Charm.
So with just two words Ora
Ciousness and Gratefulness
knowing that all comes within
The person or better, from within
with God as our Guide. there i
only one result: Charm Try
II.
Lou LuTour. Global - Hotel
Theresa. NYC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
THE ADMINISTRATION
RECORD OF WOMEN
APPOINTEES

Since President Eisenhow-
or took office on January
goth, the Administration has
named 33 women to high
policy-mAking posts. This 10
ssid to be an aIl-time record
in the frat ia months OF
any Federal Administration.
OF this total. rs are Pres
idential appointments; the
others are Departmental or
career selections.
The high-rsnking positions
which well-known qualified
women are now filling in
the Executive Departments
range from diplomatic rela-
tions, through health. edu-
cation. civil defense. social
welfare. United Nations. for
eign assistance. fiscal mat
ters, customs. legal affairs.
transportation. patents. en-
ployee relations, to parole
problems and agriculture.
More Next Week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03

search might not be immediately
rewarding. but he kept on his
optimistic way. checking book :
stores on end. Finally, his mind
led him 10 turn into = small in
significant looking second hand
store which he happened IN spy.
The store keeper was sure he
did not have the copy, but the
minister felt sure he did and in
a moment. laid eyes on the very
book he was seSeking. Good finds
. wav
Good words are never lnst
either. Somebody may use an
expression which describes OF
defines = situation better Than
any word In the dictionary. THIS
happens every day. The word
may 20 long wav around. bit
two n one il will wind up in
common use and ultimately reach
the dictionary.
photographers are henefse-
tors Of good because they keep
their ears 10 the ground for
words that will strengthen our
language. So. when the diefion-
AIRY is revised. IL is bscsuss good
words have worked their way
10 recognition.
There is book NJ ART on ths
market called Trash Craft II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Electronic Brains

ANN ARBOR. ~ "Electronic
brains" al the University NJ Mich
gan are helping II make life
better by doing in short time
certain research tests which
would take months or years for
human beings 10 conduct with
out them. This saves money and
time and gives more accurate
results. because the brains ran
eliminate unwanted distractions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03

many and is clearing cu' from
Fort Sheridan. III
Mrs. Elizabeth Bovlss 10 the
ehsirmsn of Second Baptist
Chorus fhsf will eslsbrsis their
2sfh annivsrssry al the church.
This organisation has done
much good in their course OF
work and is 10 be commended
for their many years Of service.
A barge NJ greeting cards are
being received BY manv ilends
from judge Sunrell If New Or
leans who is On tour NJ the
states.
Mrs. Mile HYnsor IL eivina
. Morning Concert for the Dc.
froif Federated Council 81 their
opening meeting AZ the Club
House Oct. i4fh.
Quite an educa'ion= youth
program is IN progress ~ Bcihehl
AME Church known ss Ilnire :
sitv OF Life having two distinct
colleee courses. which meet each
SUNDAY AZ 6.4s for one hour The
officers are ATTY. Barton w Nor
ris. president. Mrs Walton Lewis.
vice president Miss Mavrotle
Hendrieth registrar. and Miss
Ivdls Bovce. director ~ NOR
ship.
The Current Topic Study Club
81 lis program COMMITTEES
meeting completed ir club
proersm for the year. which
will be far searching.
Walter Nall ~ Windsor. on.
fsrio. Canada funeral WAS held
from Andersons Funeral Home
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03

Ancient Rome was al one
time sntombsd by ashes bslchsd
from Mi. vssuvius. Much Of the
glory for which she was known
was suddenly put out Of sight.
Buried beneath a molten blan-
ket. and ostsensiblv lost forever.
were various forms OF art -
paintings. sculpture. architecture
OF a civilization which al that
time. was al peak.
Years passed, On top OF those
ashes another civilization rose.
men almost forgetting what Law
underneath. Finally. through the
work ~ excavating parties. the
truth about beautiful ancient
city came 10 light
Even the kind Of arr the an
Glen, Romans applied 10 cookery
ia common knowledge today. be-
cause in one Of the museums
there is a collection ~ pieces
Of Roman bread. perfectly pre-
served in the same artistic shape
AZ when il was baked in A. D
70.
Take the second hand book
store. for another instance.
Good literature. seemingly dss-
tined 10 discard. somehow has
found its way 10 = place where
IL might soiourn until buyers
have appeared on the scene.
A minister OF New York was
searching for a certain rare vol
ume moi long ago. He knew the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03

Miss Eurelis Louise Jackson
who was a librarian here, IS pur-
sulnR the same work IN Los
Angeles Calf The entire Jack
son family is moving out there
She was honored SATURDAY. right
with 2 very beautiful party lust
jammed full ~ fun BY Msr Eu
gene Williams Of Consnt Garden
Mr. and Mrs Bonnie Smith NJ
Wilkes left The city Sunday 10
attend the Brotherhood ~ Sleep
ing Car Porters Triennisl Con-
ventlon which will be held in
Los Angeles beginning October
9TH through 10th Nj. Smith Is
the first vice president ~ this
organization
Please don't be surprised
should you hear wedding bells
ringing for the popular Bud
Webster. the morficisn. early
in October. After the vacation
In Maryland the happy CUES
ton was popped.
Miss Louise Carr va, much
improved over the week end and
here's hoping she Will he nut
real soon
Second Baptist Church Is OBJ
serving National Christian Edu-
cstionsl Week and Of Sunday
service. the guest speaker will
be Rev. Gardner c. Taylor Of
Concord Baptist Church In
Berkeley. Nav York. his sub.
isef. Childrsni Faith In God.
"wednesday and Fridays pro-
grams will be interesting sise.
D. William Postle il confined
10 Providence hospital for = rom
plete rest after having heer
stricken in his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buel Brown 81
Kendall svenus 10 celebrating
their 7sfh anniversary SUNDAY
afternoon at their home and
much preparation 10 being made
for the occasion.
The Delta sorority had . sei
together Al the Nacirems Club
SATURDAY. afternoon bringing ovel
Is people out and they had
real good time
Jackie Hatcher. son NJ M snr
Mrs Ira Hatcher NJ Lia-st-
Court will he a. home verv soon
He has spent two wears IN Ger
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03

ties they perform in their repre-
sentative volunteer Jobs. Mrs w
Spraaue Holden will be narrator
Music will include violin iuet
bv two Hsmtrsmck High School
students. Matthew Ratslskv and
Daniel Turczvn and piano solo
by Joyce Dickson. Wavne Uni.
versitv student The three re-
ceived their musical training
through Tau Beta Community
House. = UCS agency.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Society
u Clubs
Society DOINCS BINARY Sell. RHODES
By MARY BELLE RHopEs

God gives the Lesser idea Of Himself for link 10 the
greater and return the higher always protects the o
The rich in spirit help the poor grand brother
hood ell having the principIs Father
Mary Baker Eddy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
BY JUNE L'RHUE

NEW YORK (GIOBAL) Good lost not for lang
Regardless the under which beoms
temporarily submerged always works to the top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03

Fridsv a. ls9 clock. Ny van
vss the uncle II Mrs Gvende-
lyn Harrison
II ussa loyous Mondsv after
mon A. me home ~ Mrs Lorens
Reid when Mssdsmes Msrv Wat
klns. Frankie Nelson Rernies
Cook Thelrs Hancock ard
;uendolvn HARRISON came IN "a
plsv csnasts A delicious turkey
dinner vss ser'ed
We ar- more than happy -
know that the Stale ~ Missouri
viii honor bred Scott the Civil
War slave with : National Me-
mortal in The ci'v NJ 6 Louis
Il will 10 re7ernhered that the
civil War slave sued for his
freedom and that part ~ TIE
court houss pill he ies'ored and
repaired
Mrs. pvudsnes Perry. from
her trip 10 Mexico. brought I've
beautiful baskets ~ souvenirs
10 her friend. Mira. May Ran.
dolph.
WEDDINGS
Delores ra.cnmon' ard Wei
ford s Ronlnsor spoke their
Wedding owe Safuydsy ~ 81
Ms'ihe~s Fni-copsl Chwrh with
Father F r Ne, srs officiating.
The brides GOV was ea'ior
NJ chan,llv lace bodice and ac-
ket whose skirt had panels ~
sce down foni and haek With
nvlon tulle down The siaes over
whi'e satin Her VOL was > ciov-n
pearl trimmed and nylon tulle
~ waist length She car led
PRAYER hook nth White nchids.
she made ; beautiful picture az
she came down the aisle IN the
arm ~ her fa'her John Psrrh-
mont The maifon ~ honou nss
Mrs Thelma DOUGLASS and best
man Theodore Ron n.on. hrofrer
~ he groom The ecepion fol-
lowed lmnedlstelv A. me Parish
House Dolores p or' is =
clerk tvpist Tor the Federal gov
eminent
Miss Parchment was honered
with two personal showers by
ffin Thelrna Douglas and Mrs
Roy Banks also by Miss Pa
fricia Truman. Mrs. Arthur Mel.
sosr Allen was hostess TO a
miscellaneous shower.
Ruth Helen Lee and Samuel
Garter j. we're united n holv
wedlock a. Ehene2sr ANE church
with Re, CARVE ? Stewart
ed nc Inc mies TIE hrtde Uas
elegantly rovned q = cnsnallv
lars bodice With Sk8' - no. over
white SATIN and nee ieoqfh
veil She was CARVING SATIN
Bible with fwo vh'e offn lds ss
she snrlielv cAn1s do,cn ~ = sic
IN tho arm ~ hc father Red
dick Lee
The maid ~ hlrcr was IA.
lister ~ the hede Narv fpclvn
20 The flower guls wele San,
; dr. 1avonns Lee and Shfrr's
Corhei Ring hoster Terrcncs
Czfier. and olhor hldal atienn
ants we're Doloris Toson. Caroivn
I Bell and Lavne Son'avne
attendant 70 lhe s'non' Nas
Wilbur Harris The lshefs we're
Cecil Gordon. Geolt' FrnN and
BENJAMIN Cannon The rartie
pants in this wedd ~ we're all
dressed in white Mss Lee e 4
.fenocrapher AZ W-Nne County
Juvenile Comi T'oe N'l honey.
noon in New York - the StstAr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Volunteer Awards
Tagged For $500

More than 5000 volunteers nom Metropolitan Detroit have heer
invited the Seventh Annual Volunteer Award CEREMONY
Of United Community Services 10 in Rackham
orium
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
COMMENTATOR
BY BETTE ELLINGTON

1000 IOT tnOuRnl.
FREE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LECTURE
You are invited to Free
Christian Science Lecture,
which will be given at Fifth
Church of Christ. Scientist,
17425 Second Boulevard,
Detroit, Friday evening. Oc-
tober 2, 1858 at eight o'clock.
The Lecturer will be Helen
Appleton, C.S., Of Boston,
Massachusetts; Member of
The Board of Lectureship of
the Mother Church, the First
Church of Christ Scientist, in
Boston, Massachusetts,.
You are invited to a Free
Lecture on Christian Science,
Monday, October S, 1853 at
500 pm, at Seventh Church
Of Christ, Scientist, Detroit,
223 West Grand Blvd, at
Lafayette. The Lecturer will
be E. Howard Hooper, C.S.B.,
OF St. Louis, Missouri. Sub
ject: Christian Science: The
Revelation of Gods Ever
Ever-Presence With Man"
You are cordially invited
Free Lecture on Christian
Science
Date; Thursday, October /,
500 pm.
Place: Eighth Church of
Christ, Scientist, Detroit,
20010 Grand River Ave.
at Evergreen I'd.
Lectur DR.. Archibald
Carey, C.S.B., of Detroit.
Michigan; Member of the
Board of Lectureship of
The Mother Church, The
First Church of Christ.
Scientist, in Boston, Massa-
chusetts.
Subject: christian Science
How Scientific Prayer Can
Help You"
All are welcome.
Lothrop Branch Library.
1929 w. Grand Blvd. at w.
Warren, presents it's 1953-54
program series, Mondays at
7;45 pm, October 1853.
March 1854. Admission is
free.
October 5BalIet and
Modern Dance
Films: Moor's Pavsne
desperate Heart
Speaker; Mrs. Harriet Berg.
Assistant to the Director,
Dance Workshop, Wayne
University.
October 19-Folk and eth
mic dance
Film: The Witch Doctor
Speaker: To be announced.
Continuing Programs Offer
ed at Lothrop Branch Ii
brary.
Priesthood Story Hour be-
ginning September %, every
tuesday. 10 am. for three
To hve-year-olds.
Film and Discussion Pro-
gram for Mothers of pre-
school children in attend
ance, every Tuesday. 10 am.
beginning September %.
Story Hour for school chill
nren every Tuesday, 4 pm,
beginning September 20.
Movies for school children
every other Friday, 4 pm,
beginning October 9.
handicraft Class for school
children, every Saturday. 10
am, beginning October 10.
n Organized Conn unity
Groups (civic. business. So
cial, fraternal, church clubs,
etc.) are invited to hold one
meeting q year. Individually,
IN the Lothrop Auditorium.
Gall Tyler 6-0213 for date.
PRESENTED In Concert
At King Solomon Baptist
truth McFsrlin, Tenor,
wss presented with Sarah
1edrick, Accompsnist, or
Sunday afternoon, Septem'
Der ~, 1853.
The affair was presented
at New Site of King Solomon
baptist Church, l4th and
Marquette Avenues. The Rev
I. 5. Boone, minister. Some
OF the renditions were "The
Lords Prayer" ave Ma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Bishop College Highlights
By Barbara Hill


Marshall, Texas.-The y
Women at Bishop College
have begun work. At their
first meeting on Tuesday,
September %. 1853, a pro-
gram for the first quarter
was set up and includes
Recognition services. Vesper
services. hikes, and commun-
ity projects.
This group Is under the
sponsorship OF Mrs. r. A,
Hudson and has as its Off
GERS: Mary Cartwrisht,
Choice. Texas. Vice Presi-
dent; Edwardene Taylor,
Pittsburg. Texas. Secretary ;
Grace Thompson, Tulsa Ok
lahoma, Assistant Secretary
Jowsnda Jackson. Dallas,
Pianist. Helen Green, Waco,
Texas, Program Chairman
Mamie Jackson, Angleton.
Texas, Christian Faith Chair
man: Bsrbars Hill, Waco,
Recreation Leader; Leslie X.
Pearson. Pittsburg, Texas,
Song Leader.
Music Department
Announces Concert
For Year
Wayne University's music
organizations will present
Is major concerts during the
1885 school year. Graham
T. Overgard, chairman al
the University music sctiv.
tiles committee, announce
this week. Eight of the pro
grams are scheduled for tn.
first semester.
Leading off the season will
be a concert by Wayne's rs.
piece Symphony Orchestrs
at a:l5 PM. Tuesday. Octo.
Der 20. in the large auditor.
ium Of the Detroit Institute
OF Arts. Walter Poole. asso.
clate professor Of music, will
conduct.
The remaining schedule
for the fall semester consists
Of concerts by the Univer-
sity Choir, November g.:
Women's Clee Club, Novem.
Der 9; Mems Clee Club, No
vember 20; Symphony Or
chestra, November rs; Path
annual performance Of Han.
dels THE Messiah. Decem-
her & and 9; and Christina
Band Concert. December is.
The Symphony Orchestra
also has scheduled a concert
at the Detroit Country Day
School for November ls.
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tions by Pruth McFarlin in
cluded semi-classics, and
Spirituals.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03

Miss Louise Carr was much
improved over the week end and
here's hoping she will he nut
real soon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03

Mrs. pvudsnes Perry. from
her trip 10 Mexico. brought I've
beautiful baskets - souvenirs
- her friend. Mira. May Ran.
dolph.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-05
BY JIM COBB
Citizens Sports Editor

! Big Jack Kramer showed Key
West tennis fans why he holds the
title of Worlds Professional Ten
mis- Champion yesterday when his
booming forehand proved to be too
much for Austraiia's Frank Sedg-
man who bowed n straight sets,
ga, GA. The Californian won the
first set handily and then over
came "a three game lead that Sedg-
man managed to build up to take
the second. The match was play
ed before a good sized gallery on
the Casa Marina courts.
In the curtain opener, Ecuador's
Pancho Segura gained an impress
siye win over Australian Ken Nc
i Gregor, 60, and then loafed along
/ to drop a second set by the same
score.
| In the feature match, Sedgman
jumped into an early lead when
his short game clicked nicely but
Kramer came back to demons
trate his mastery when he coolly
carried the game to his opponent
with booming, well placed fore
hand shots that kept his smaller
opponent scampering around the
court.
Sedgman repeatedly forced the
game to Kramer's backhand in
an effort to gain an edge after
making nice recoveries, but Kra-
mer simply smothered the Aussie
with power. Sedgman managed to
build up slight lead early in
the match but Kramer came back
to cop the fourth game to tie it up.
The issue was never in doubt after
that.
Time and again, Kramer made
Sedgman miss with well placed
drives near the baseline. Sedg-
mans service, one of the best in
the program was his best wea-
pom against the Dlistering attack.
His highly Wanted fore court
game never had a chance to get
rolling.
1t was the same story in the
second set, although Sedgman
managed to build up a AZ lead
when he took advantage OF Kra-
mers' backhand---which definitely
is not his best shot. But the Aus
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-05
Sports Mirror

TODAY A YEAR AGO - Dick
Groat Of Duke: Clyde Loyellette
AZ Kansas: Cliff Hagaa At Ken
lucky; Chuck Darling Of Iowa, and
Mark Workman If West Virginia
were named TO the 1881 Associated
Press An.Amersca college basket
ball team.
FIVE YEARS AGO -- Light
Heavyweight ChampiOa Gus Les
nevich knocked cut challenger
BiQy Fox 10 1's.ss Of the hrst
round al Msdisoa Square Gar6sn
before is.Gs5
TEN YEARS AGO ~ George
tWateyl KasSwsk2. 81. Louis Car
3saal th8r1 n8ssmSn. vas RESISTED
b. The ArSmy 6se4ass * a. salGFy
~ hss Eaghs forearm.
TWENTY YEARS AGO - Paul
Ruayaa at Nesse Fl1sns. n. Y.
wea the S. % Aixrnl epp<a Gel
Tsuraa uasHg w1fh . zsS soy = nessz
ia sas t4fa fssaFasg In wa5eA ssx'
saEh eaBs mEre esesz