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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-11

He lost several customsrsl One,
q little boldsr than the others told
him, IF you can afford 10 buy a
car, I win take my business 10
someone who needs ltl
(IIs took 70 70 . man who
owned many cars, at least .
lake homo and . town housed
NE knew u, tOO.)
Some people enjoy travelling.
Let them travel and enjoy them
selves. Many remarks have been
heard, but the ono who said, II
just couldn't afford 10 20 any
place like that thinks nothing Of
running all over the country every
year and many times q year 10
this or that affair.
The young wife said, Il see
what you are trying 20 tell me.
You mean for me 70 do the best
I can and what I think IL best.
That I have to realize no matter
what one does or says, there n
bound 70 be some who win oFitI.
ciSe and that In life"
Tho older woman nodded and
said that most people do not mean
10 bo cruel, they Just don't stop
10 think how things soundi
Oh yes, the churches really take
their share Of oriticiamI The most
common remark IL. There "a q
church on every oorneri"
The condition the world r. In
to-day. We think the need for
churches II greater than ever be-
fore,
A. bad a. the people IN the
world are today. think how much
worse conditions would be without
the church.
The two women looked at each
other and the younger ons smIl-
Ingiy said, II gueas we grow big
or small, according 10 the good
constructive criticism We hsed.
II tends 10 keep our heads out OF
the clouds and our feet on the
ground. but the little petty criti-
ciams are 10 be- ignored and n
We can DO that. nothing can hurt
u.s."
We searched and thought you
might like this poem;
IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE
II makes no difference who sang
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-11
THIS N THAT
Isn't 70 Tho TTuthS Forget Iti

ISN'T 10 Tho TTuthS Forget Itl
4 young matron had Just heard
a remark about a very lovely
party she had just given and Il
upset her.
An older and much wiser friena
told her not 70 worry one BIT, her
party was lovely and some people
would talk no matter what kind Of
affair was given.
Talking more 10 herself. she was
remembering some things that
had been said and done down
through the years. She remember
cd the time Mr.. and Mrs. 80 and
SO bought a new car, One Friend"
was heard TO say, ne doesn't
make any more money than I do
and ! certainly could not afford
such . car"
tine truth Of n was, this mam
had just had quite q he u
undermining done o. his konaa.
ne had forgotten that AHttIa
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VINO had bought q car some one
thought was rather small. 80,
opening his mouth he made the 70.
mark, "cah you imagine them
buying that chicken coopP why.
didn't they get q carr"
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this man had lust Installed mod.
eTn liabilities IN hls paRemts
homo for them 70 eaIoy. No wAs
enjoying q lovely homs and
wantad than 70 have the aams).
A rather young. ambitious
couple built . small homs and
were very happy. A ao-oaIied
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a."
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NJ
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friend had . party and HIIE
dld NOT have 10 IN IEER homs).
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man who needed q new car very
badly bought . modest one.
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4 he won't change his mind but can
change the subteet.--- jess Deni-
Ths .aalsst WAY Ia ret into
tya,,hIe On IN ba Yi1st Az thn wrong
10 Ahs q great weight on your
NINA, oiScafo your hAlo- Sag
AAAnL
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pAh1onaino' -FahAnh r. JONES
MOST younss.ers VII .ll tSAs no Tor
~ '1iS"eF' "u' NOT AnS S"eh
Eo~eI u"Sii" WIN 0n'efi"S"''
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Even the autumn Of human
life can be brightly beautiful
rus 0".iass si@pp'S" WIN "iS-
The only life worth living a the
adventurous life. OF such q life
the dominant characteristic IL
that II II unafraid. In the first
place. Il IL unafraid OF what other
people think. Like Columbus, II
dRFpn nOk 0niV IN RaoRPt a hAllef
but 10 live II IN the face Of con-
trary opinion. II does not adapt
either its pace or its detectives 10
the pace and detectives Of its
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the song.
II only the song was sung;
II makes no difference VINO aid
the deed,
Be he old In years or young;
II makes no difference VINO ran
the race,
30 long a. Il was run;
30 why should tho winner be
proud Of himself
Because u was he VINO wont
n the song was gwset and hSlped
the soul,
What matters the singers name ?
The worth was In the song itself
And not In the worlds acclaim.
The song. the race. and the
deed are one.
II each BE- done for love;
Love Of the work, not love Of
self,
And the score IL kept above.
--5eieeted.
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Life itself can't give me Joy
Unless I really win Il
Life just gives me time and space
It's up TO me TO fill it.--Anon.
This n 80"
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NObls ThouRhts

NN8" ANgAMAsA
Spiritual health IL the basis OF
physical health, The efficacy Of q
single spiritual thought. In pro-
noting health Of mind and Ngor
Of body. cannot be over estimated.
Think clean. healthy and construc-
tive thoughts, and your body win
be corrospondInEiy stong and well.
--urenviiiS KleiseF.
Die when I may. I want II said
Of me by those who know me best,
that I always PLUCKED q
thistle and PLANTED q flower
where ! thought q flower would
grow. Abraham Lincoln.
From twelve o'clock midnight
until the hours on q waiting
mothers clock are 40 minutes
long. L-MArcslens Cox.
Lines We Have Read To-day
Organisation! Something that
when introduced into q woman's
kitchen makes her work Just the
way she always hast
n you wish 10 live q life free
from sorrow, think Of what IL
going 10 happen a. ~ II already
had happened.--J0urnAl OF Hv.
Ing.
-
Those who cannot remember the
past are condemned 10 repeat II.
The best thing TO save for your
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Candies.
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4 he won't change his mind. but can
change the subJect.-- Jsas Dent
Gus. Jr.
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Tact "a what the man has when
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Those who cannot remember the
past are condemned 10 repeat II.
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We searched and thought you
might like this poem;
IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE
II makes no difference who sang
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To take q great weight of your
mind. discard your halo Sag
KaahL.
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Tho easisst way 70 get into
trouble IL TO be right at thS wrong
tims.-Homsr d. King.
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From twelve o'clock midnight
until the hours on q waiting
mothers clock are 40 minutes
iong -L-MaReSIana Cow
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When . woman suffers IN
silence. she IL probably good at
pantomins. Franklin p. Jones.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-10
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
BY The Associated Press

COLLEGE, FOOTBALL
BY The Associated Press
EAST
wilkes (Pa) rs, Ithaca Z
Potomac State 7, Salem (WVa) !
SOUTH
Miami (Fla) 80, Clemson
Presbyterian I, Wofford 6
MIDWEST
Houston Is, Detroit 10
William Jewell 80, Tarkio Z
Northeast Missouri IA, Southeast
Missouri 0
Lacrosse State q, Eau Clair 0
Central (Ia) "a, Parsons IS
College Of Emporia %, McPher.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-10
Suspension On
Watkins Lifted

PHILADELPHIA R-Eddie Wait.
kus, 3s-year-old first baseman, was
back on the official roster Of the
Philadelphia Phillies today follow.
ing the lifting of his suspension.
Many observers regarded the re.
|instatement as the prelude to q
long-talked-of trade. The slick.
fielding Eddie rode the bench dur
ing most of the 1858 season while
newcomer Earl Torgeson played
his position.
Watkins was suspended by Presi.
dent Bob Carpenter eight days be-
fore the end of the season for leav.
ing the club to be at the bedside OF
his i'll father. Later Eddie said he
had not gone through the proper
channels" in asking permission to
join his father.
The Phillies also said reserve
outfielder Mel Clark underwent sp
operation two days ago for the re-
moval Of a bone chip in his knee.
The injury kept the young fielder
out of the lineup for the last seven
weeks Of the season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-10

Ole Miss Tests Vanderbilt Today

OXFORD, Miss. R-Mississippi
football coach Johnny vaught tests
his smarter :p, sharpen up
campaign against Vanderbilt 10.
day as Mississippi attempts to get
back into the Southeastern Confer.
ence title race.
MisSissippi's title hopes received
a severe JOLT last week when Au-
burn dealt the Rebels a 1870 set.
back. But the undismayed vaught
looks to the Vanderbilt game to
get his squad back on the winning
track. Prior to the defeat by
Auburn, Mississippi had registered
victories over Chattanooga and
Kentucky.
Vanderbilt viii be aiming for its
first victory of the season. The
Commodores have bowed to Penn.
sylvania and Alabama.
The kickoff is set for 2 D. m.
(CST).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-10

son q
Sioux Falls (SD) q, York o
Hastings Is, Doane Is
Carthage 10, Culver-Stockton q
Iowa State Tchrs q, North Da'
kota Aggies Il
Friends (Kan) 20, Sterling II
Northeastern Okla A & M 20,
Graceland (Ia) Z
Missouri Valley IS, Central (Mo)
Central Okla, n, Arkansas State
Tchrs z
Austin (Tex) 80, East Central
Okla. 0
SOUTHWEST
Southern Methods. 20, Missouri Z
North Texas "a, San Diego Navy
IL
Allen (Tex) 20, Corpus Christi u
FAR WEST
UCLA Is, Wisconsin 0
Montana "a, Denver Is
Kicks A, Dixie (Utah) Z
Oregon Tech IL, Eastern Oregon
Pomona. Claremont %, Caltech 0
Los Angeles State IA, Fresno
State IL
Shasta 80, Sierra o
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|Bleacllers Fold

SHATTUCK, Okla. N-The col
lapse Of football stadium bleach
|ers, blamed On teen-agers jumping
up and down, injured Is persons
last night and halted the Wood
ward Shattuck high school game.
School officials blamed the acct.
dent On "a group Of boys and girls
Jumping up and down."
at could have been overcrowded
q little bit too" said w. e. Gorley,
Shattuck superintendent of schools.
He said the bleachers that
crashed to the ground were seven
rows high and so yards long, seat.
ing some 800 fans. The game was
resumed after the injured were
taken to hospitals.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-10

bench but ihs Shsmrseks ssili
could net stem the ceneh On.
sIavght.
DON Cruz started the second half
scoring off in rapid fashion when
he took the kickoff and carried i'll
az yards down the sidelines behind
magnificent blocking to score. Lo-l
guns kick was blocked.
The Conchs were not to be stop
ped. When they kicked OF joe
Russo streaked down the field to
rock the receiver so hard that he
dropped the ball on the % yard
line. Russo busily engaged him.
self In covering II and the Conchs
were threatening again. Two plays
later. halfback. Vince Catala went
off right tackle from the 10 to rack
up the fifth I'd Of the evening.
Pineda ran the point and II was
$50.
DON Cruz intercepted q Sham.
rock aerial as the quarter ended
and the Key Westers were on the
march again.
After q five yard penalty was
assessed against the Conchs Dick
Salgado bulled down to the "a yard
line from where Pineda went off
right tackle, cut to his Left, and
went all the way In the prettiest
running exhibition Of the evening.
White took the bali on an end a.
round to convert to end the scor.
ing for the evening.
The ballgame ended with the
Conchs on the march again after
Catala had intercepted q pass.
DUGOUT DIGGINS: The Sham
rocks came long too late with too
little. They penetrated past the
midfield stripe only once in the fin.
al period on q penalty. Bob Con-
nelly made like q one-man ball
club for the visitors - but he
wasn't enough even to make q dent
in the Conch defense. The Sham.
rock line just wasn't charging.
The cenehs worked Q meet film
On time wern stssve q liberty
play when Jim sslemsn made
like he was pvnsins and handed
OF 10 Den Cruz behind HE back.
The Hsbbsrsssssd Shsmreeks
were caught nsppins end NE
play picked vp ~ yards snly 70
b called back on Q penalty.
John DeMerritt and Joe Russo
showed they were dangerous men
on 4 kickoff. They both rocked the
receivers and recovered fumbles.
jshn csrbsnsil dropped Q pic.
tvrs beck pass IN Ne end zsns
IN The first psrisd which YES q
sure seers - 90 n ne csnehs
needed n.
Quarterback Tony Dopp doesn't
miss many blocks. Hes q fellow
you don't hear too much from but
q key man In the Conch offense.
Seersbesrd ssehnieisn Billy
ovsssrhevds called NE turn On
Cruz third quarter Touchdown
run On NE klekesf. No pvsdlessd
Den weUld % sll ne wsy See
ends before mo plsy.
Reason the Barefoot League en-
counter was called OF was the soy
|gy condition Of the turf. Some Of
the boys are only about four feet
tan and school officials feared
there might be q drowning In o
large puddle In The end zone.
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Undermined Upstaters Fall
To High Powered Conch Attack
By JIM coBB
Citizen Spovts EdIsoP

Hurricane Hazel spinning harmlessly out TO sea
last night, but Hurricane Conch was conferred in the
Wickers Field Stadiun-ask st. Patrieks of Miami
Beach They absorbed $50 shellackng at the hands Of
the Key West High School football team in listess ball
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Halcombe Ward Is the oldest liv-
ing u. S. singles tennis champion.
Ward won the championship In
1904 by defeating William ]. Clo-
thier.
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Jackie Robinson of the BROOKLYN
Dodgers played five different posi-
tons during the 1858 season. He
played all four infield spots and
left field.
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Syracuse University football play
ers removed from a game are plac-
ed on benches painted orange I'M
til the beginning of the next seq
ment of play.
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Citizen Ads Bring Results
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tious name of DE May Prlntlnr
and office Supplies" at Islamorada.
FLORIDA intends to register the
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Dated this 9th day OF October,
AID. 1853.
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game that saw the locals including the third and fourth
stringers, score almost at will.
The slaughter got bad in the second half that the
coaches agreed shorten the quarters to ten minutes