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Evening star., 1953-06-04
Mothers $4,000
He Bet in Derby
Now Hduntinq Son
RY the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, June 4.-By the
bare margin of a horses head.
Henry J. Way, jr., 43, is in
trouble with the law-and his
mother is minus her savings.
Police said Way, hoping for a
sure profit, had drawn $4,000
of his mothers savings from a
bank, and bet it at the track on
highly favored Native Dancer
in the Kentucky Derby. The
horse lost by head to Dark Star.
If Native Dancer had lived up
to expectations, Way would
have won a total of $1,000, in
stead of being held in court yes
terday in $1,000 bail on a grand
larceny charge.
A detective signed the COM
plant after Ways 70-year-old
mother refused to do so.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
State Department Holds
Women's S SoftbaII Lead

State Department, leading the
Women's City Softball League,
scored it's third victory without
loss yesterday. defeating Chesa-
peake & Potomac Bells, l0-4.
In other games, the Pepco
Jets, in second place with a 20
record, defeated Atomic Energy
Commission, 10-1, and Interior,
third with 2-1 record, defeated
Elks Club. 1910.
Next Wednesday at 6 pm. on
diamonds % and 26 at Twenty
third and Constitution avenue
NV. State Department will play
Elks, Jets will play Interior and
Atomic Energy Commission plays
C&P Bells.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
PinzaNoW 9 10 7
For English Derby;
U. 5. Entry 10 10 |
By ths Assoeioted Press

LONDON. June 4. Pima,
EPSON Derby mount of newly
knighted Sir Gordon Richards,
shortened fractionally to Q to 2
at . betting callover OF London
bookmakers last night. At Mon
days calloyer, PIMA was the
5-to-1 favorite.
Queen Elizabeth's .Aureole
again was quoted at II to 2 and
kept his place as the second
choice.
Premonition remained steady
at 8 to /, but Good Brandy,
owned by Robert Stirling Clark
of Upperville. Va. dropped from
100 to 8 to 10 to !.
Nearula. winner Of the Two
Thousand Guineas and favorite
until he went lame. went up to
SO to after word that he is
considered a doubtful starter.
Nearula had a disappointing gall
lop yesterday. His trainer, Capt.
Charles ElSey, said he will have
another workout today and it
may then be decided whether to
run him in Saturdays race.
Americans will be roofing for
American-owned Good Brandy
and they may have good cause
for celebration Saturday night.
Clark's colt is well-fancied and
a lot of money has gone in on
him.
Good Brandy's trainer, Harry
Peacock, and Jockey Doug Smith
are optimistic about the colts
chances.
Good Brandy is a good colt
who gives of his best on any kind
of going" the jockey said. HE
must have fair chance of
finishing in the first three"
Evening star., 1953-06-04
San Franciscans Repay
Nelson's Earthquake Gift
by the Asseeiatsd Press

SAN FRANCISCO, June A.
Sports Editor Curley Grieve of
the Examiner said yesterday San
Francisco fight fans have con-
tributed more than $500 to aid
Battling Nelson. now jobless and
destitute in a Chicago hospital.
Thus the old time lightweight
fighter will receive back the ST.
900. with interest, which he con-
tributed to a relief fund after
the 1906 earthquake and fire.
Friends recently asked the city
fathers If they would return the
81 900 to Nelson, but the officials
said there was no way they could
give the money back. }.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
Chicago Fuvorites Top
Turner's Wrestling Bill

Sky Hi Lee. 6-foot-9, 300
FOUNDER, and Sonny Myers. both
TV wrestling favorites from Chi
cago, will headline the five-evert
wrestling card at Turner's Arena
Monday night. .+s..
The two stars will wrestle in a
one-fall, Commute time limit
bout. Four other bouts are being
arranged by Promoter Vince
Mcmahon.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
As, 10; Tigers, 7

Runs-Joost co: Philley (a), Robin
Lund. Nieman -. souchocE. Dropo'
Bats. Errors--Babe. Joost souchock.
Runs batted in-Suder, Zernial (5),
Astroth, Joost. Phiiley, Souchock. Bats
12), Priddy. Friend. Mullin. Nieman.
Two-base hit1gRobinson. Three; base hit
FRIEND. Nieman.. Stolen base-Joost.
Sacrifice-Hatfield. Double, play---Rob-
yoost to suder to Robinson, Souchock to
Hatfield; Dropo to Kuenn:. Left on bases
PallsEof Martin. I; of Herbert. 3; of
BY BY Martin, Z; by Madison, g. Hitswof
Martin; ;i,, in "a innings in OF Bishop.
innings; of Harrist, o in / inning; OFF
Madison y ID inI in innings of Erickson.
Off Martin. 4-3: off. Bishop, 3D.; of
Herbert, 4-3; of HarriSt, 90; of Madi-
pitcher-By Martin Nund). Winning
pitcher-Bishop (2-2l. Losing pitcher
Madison t2-3). Time-2:2S. Attend
ance-2,41S.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
French Golf
Continued From Page CID

the tournament favorite, won his
second-round match by default,
Parker defeated John Heddon
of South Bend. Ind, up. Gra-
ham won by default when Robert
Sweeny of Palm Beach. Fla,
failed to appear. Joseph Mcbride
of Ridgewood, N. j.. and Robert
Abrahams of La Grange. ILL.,. also
failed to show up. defaulting to
French players.
Sergt. Louis Shipos of Ithaca,
N. Y, and Wiesbaden, Germany,
lost. 6 and S, to Yam Lequellec of
France. Pvt. Edward Eichler of
San Francisco was eliminated by
Yves Brunon of France on the
10th hole.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
13 Heiehe Race Horses
To Be Sold Next Week
BY fhe AsSociaied Press

ELMONT, N. Y, June 4.-The
13 race horses owned by the late
Mrs. Robert H. Heighe of Bel
Air, Md, will be sold at auction
at Belmont Park next Wednes-
day. Executors of the State ar
ranged the sale by the Fasig-
Upton Co.
Mrs. Heighe died May 81 at
her Prospect Hill stud farm in
Maryland.
Horses to be sold include Ad-
age. Dehra Dun. Lunar Park,
Maxine T., Parable, Pekoe, Seer.
Strike. Sylvan Rock and Tribal
Fire.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
Yunks. 18: White Sox, 2
Totals As 10 2712 Totals 81 2717
Grounded out for Consuesra in 7th.
4Singled for Kretlow in 9th,

folHbicu AOI hTeLloW IN StA,
New York --- 320 5l4 2I0--lS
Chicago 600 110 000-- .
Runs-Martin (3>, Collins t3), Noren
CD, Mantle ca. Woodling e., Silvera
G). RizEuto, Ford. Fain, Mele. Errors
Lollar. Krsnich, Carrasauel. Runs batted
in-Mantle t4, WoodlinR (3), Me-
Dougald t2l. Collins. silvera ~. Fox,
Mele Bord CD, Martin. Noren t2). Two.
base hits-Mele 2), Rizzuto (2), Wood.
ling, Ford, Silvera. Home run-Noren.
Stolen bases-Mantle, Martin. Sacri-
nce-Ford. Double play-Fox to Car
rasauel to Fain. Left on bases-New
York. IL; Chicago, IL. Bases on balls
On F9rd; Z; on Keesan, 3; of pobson.
struck out-By Ford, 4; by Consuesra.
=; by kretlow, =. Hits-Od Ford,
in innings; of Keegan, in IL
innings; on Dobson, > in : innings; of
Consuesra, 10 i'll ga innings: of Kret-
low, l in innings; of Miller, in 2
innings; Runs and earned runs--Of
FORD S-2; OF Keegan, SO; OF Dobsoa,
90: Of Consuegra, "a; OF Kretlow, II;
suegra Martini. Winning pitcher
fT5di Ford 95;,n. T;r. Losing pitcher-Keegan
Evening star., 1953-06-04
Giants, IT; RedIeqs, 3

Runs-Hatton (2). Adams. williams
t2). Thomson. Lockman t2), Spencer t3D.
Noble, Gilbert. Jansen. Errors-Thom-
son. GreengrasA Klusewski Runs batted
ir-Klusewski, Williams 90. Spencer (5).
Noble, Jansen, Thomson. Hatton Three
base hits-Noble. Williams. Home runs
Spencer f2). Williams. Stolen base
Noble Sacrihce-Lockman. Double plays
Williams to Dark to Gilbert. King to
Hatton to Kluszewski. Left on bases
Cincinnati. z; New York, 9. Bases on
halls--of Nuxhall 8; or King, 2; of
Jansen. 2. Struck out-By Nuxhail, 8;
by Jansen, 8. Hits-Off NuxhalL. z in
innings: of King. 3 in . innings; on
Smith, in 2 innings. Runs and earned
rIns-oh Nuxhall, ~; of King. 20;
off Smith. 30; Of Jansen, 3-2. Wild
pitch-Smith. Winning pitcher-Jansen
t5-D. Losing pftcher--Nuxhall (2-2).
Tlme-2:16. Attendance-372A
Evening star., 1953-06-04

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Evening star., 1953-06-04
Minor Leagues
BY the As3oeiofed Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

by fhe ASSoeiofed Fress
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Hollywood, s; Seattle. Z.
Los Angeles, 6; San Diego. /.
Oakland 8; SACRAMENTO; !. go
" INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester 8; Montreal. ).
Syracuse. B. Ottawa. 4.
Buffalo, ,; Toronto, O..
Baltimore. IL; Springfield. l.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 3-5: Columbus. IL.
St. Paul, 9; Indianapolis, B.
Toledo, II: MINNEAPOLIS.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. Q; Nashville. !.
Rirmingham. ER.iarmrIinsgEha g.: g: chhst,tsnooEa' h.,tsnoE 5.
MtTeh1s; Eittis Roc2 E NeT MoSiie' S5lsanS 5 l.
s Texas LEAGUE.
Dallas. g: San Antonio. 2.
Houston 3; Fort Worth. 1.
Shreveport, s.; Tulsa. 2.
OklshoIna City. 8: Beaumont. g. .
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Jacksonville. s.: Charleston. 2 u2
Columbia. 2: Savannah. 40 in
Monteomery, Il: Augusta. 2.
'o'u"'KA KAsTERN LEAGUE.
Albany 3; Scranton. ,.
Binehamton, II; ,Williamsport. g.
ElmiFa' II WEsERN Esiadinf; LEAGUE.
Denver: s: Omaha: g.
Pueblo, &; Sioux City. z.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
Speeiol Dispoteh 10 The StoE

ST. LOUIS, June 4.-Holly
Minis of Washington, the vet
eran middleweight boxer, is over
due for a high rating among the
.country's 160-pounders.
Minis, whose reputation as a
Spoiler makes it difficult for him
to get good bouts. did it again
last night when he beat a st.
Louis favorite, Jesse Turner. in
a 10-round television bout. It
was Minis first TV appearance
and may win him national
recognition.
The Washington fighter was
listed as an "outstanding boxer"
Evening star., 1953-06-04

Totals 81 "a Totals II II
Flied out for White in seventh.
Struck out for Staley in eighth.
I Popped out for Burgess in eighth:
! Hit by pitched ball for Ridzik IN
eighth.
ST Louis -- 201k O10 1902
Philadelphia ----. - 200 12O 01x-6
Runs-TIemus CO.. schoendinst .t3).
Glaviano. Errors-Ryan. Hammer. Runs
batted in--Hemus, Torgeson. Hammer.
Musial (o)., schoendienst, wyrostek,
base hits-schoendienst. slaushter; Mu-
sial, Giaviano; Home runs = Hemus,
Schoendienst Double plays-Hamner to
TorgeSon. Hammer to Ryan to Torgeson.
Left on bases-St. Louis. 6; Philadelhia.
3. Bases on balls-On Drews /; of
Clark, 3; off Miller, l.; of White. 2;
of Brazle. l.. Struck out-By Drews. 3;
by Peter,en. /: by Hansen. |: by Miller,
3; by. White. ., Hits-OR Drews. z in
5 innings of Peterson . in la5 innings;
on Radzik.. in ] y innings; off Hansen,
o in . innings; of Brazle i in i inning
sarnsd e sdasx IL DreWs RnnE 4 RSnI e pefsP snd
son. Ill OF Clark, 90: of Miller. "a;
of White. 90: off Hansen. 90; on Rdi-
zik, 90; of Stalev 90: off Brazle. III.
Hit by. pitcher-Bv Staley lWaitkusl.
Passed Passed ballno,Burgess; Winning pitcher
g-3). Time-2:52. Attendance-311 104 |
Evening star., 1953-06-04
Braves, ID; DODGERS, 9
Milwaukee
Brooklyn

Mathews t2l, Gordon, Pendleton, Pafko
CD, Crandall t2). Reese. Snider. Camp
amelia, Hodges co, shuba (2). Morgan,
Furillo. Errors shuba, Pafko t2). Runs
batted in-Furillo (2), Erskine (2),
Shuba. Morgan. Logan 90. Bruton (2),
Mathews CD. Adcock, Dittmer Hodges
%. Pendleton go. Pafko. Two-base
hits-ReeSe. Adcock, Bruton, Pafko (2b,
Dittmer. Crandall, Hodges. Three-base
Bit hitMBrItons Home runs-Mathews,
amelia. Robinson. Sacrifice-Bickford
Double plays--Logan to Dittmer to Ad
cock; Reese to Gillian to Hodges. Left
Bases on bails-oh Bickford. 5: of
Bull, /; of Antonelli, =: OF Milliken.
!; off Wade J.: Struck out-By Bick-
ford, 2; by Johnson. /; by Bull. .; by
Hits-Of Bickford. in ga innings;
BuhII;;, 9 in 2la innings; of An;
in , innings; off Erskine, in 4ls
innings; off Black. . in o inning; off
Milliken, 3 in 20 innings; of Hughes,
in inning of Wade. 3 in | inning;
of Labine, l in l inning. Runs and
earned runs-Off Bickford 5-5; off
Johnson. ';;:., Of guhl, -. of An,
Erskine, Frs 50; Of Black, .3@;; Of Mill
5-5: off Labine. 90. Hit by pitcher
Wade (Bruton), Burdette (Reesel. Wild
pitcher-Antonelli (5-D. Losing pitcher
Wade l3-3l. Time-3:15. Attendance
Ill. .557 paid.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
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Evening star., 1953-06-04
Red Sox, a; indians, 3

Totals 33 ~ s Totals 81 27 10
Struck. out for Lpon in sth
Popped up for Hudson in Sth.
Flied out for Strickland in 9th.
d Flied out for Hogan in 9TH
Boston - OOj 900 Oo3-4
Cleveland OO1 600 O1O-3
stephens. Kell. Goodman. Hudt
son, Mitchell, Dolby Rosen. Errors
Rosen, Hogan. Boiling. Runs batted in
-Piersall. Rosen 80. Kell. White. (2)
TWo-b base hit-Keu. Home run-Rosen
Double plays-Strickland to Avila to
wynn. Lepcio to Goodman. Left on
bases-.Cleveland. s., Boston. 4, Bases
on 6alls-on Hudson, 8; off wynn, /;
on Hooper. ! Struck out-By Wynn,
in Z innings; of Wynn. 7 in SIs in
nTinss; of Kinder, 2 in 2 innings; off
earned runs-Of Hudson, ~; off
wynn 4.3; of Kinder, 10; of Hooper
LosinE pitcher-Wynn ODD. UmpiresE
Passarella, Grieve. Froese and Napp.
Time-2:24. Attendance-14,023.
Evening star., 1953-06-04

AoA GtAN0aA III OIL,
st. Louis oo1 poi 1oo
Fniladeiphia ~ 200 100 000--3
Runs-Musial, bowrey. Bilko, Repul-
ski @t2l. Ryan. Clark. Hammer. Error
schoendienst. Runs batted in-Ennis,
Torseson. d. RICE, BiIko (2), Hammer.
Lowrey, Repuiski. Two-base hit-D.
Rice. Three-bAse hit-Repulski. Home
runs--Bilko, Hammer. Repulski. Sacrifice
--Mizell. Double plays-Ryan to Ham
ner to Torge$on; Ashburn to Glaviano:
Hammer tunaSsisted). Left on bases
st. Louis. a Philadelphia, 10. Bases
Of Mizell. 2: on Brazle. 2. Struck out
By simmons. z; BY Hansen. i: by Mizell,
IN inninss; Of Ridzik. Q N i inning:
in 6zs lnnines; OF Brazle. 0 in 2ls
INNINGS. Runs and earned runs-ofi
90 90; on Harsen; 90; of Brazle. 90;
pitch-Mizell. Winning pitchcr-Mizell
45-2]. Losing piteher-simmons T-4l.
,Time-2:44. AttAndance-15,000 esti-
Evening star., 1953-06-04

Five Years Ago-Lloyd La
Beach bettered Jesse Owens
record for the 200 meters
(20.0 with 200 at Compton,
Calf.
Evening star., 1953-06-04

Twenty Years Ago - st.
Paul's $4,000 Open Golf
Tournament was won by
Jimmy FOULS of Chicago with
a 283.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
Rosecroft Graded Handicap
TONIGHTs RACES-ROsT TIME s:15 PM
Billy Direct
Selections
(For Thursday.)

truths Guy. Briar Song.
Flowing Chuck.
2-Maryland Lady, Sis Hanover,
Ohio Boy.
3-Athlone Pat, Hickory Eden,
Watchim's Lady.
BUDDY Norris, Victory Land,
L. T. Eden.
5-Try Van, Sidney Gallon,
American Lou.
6-Sturdy Jimmy. Shamrock
Mary, Roadmaster.
7-HOPEWELL, Dusty Direct.
Bobby Swift.
Son My Honor, Grenada,
Walter Rosecroft.
Best bet-Hopewell.
Best longshot-Alday Jay in the
eighth.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
Pirates, !; Cubs, O

"Grounded into force play for Hacker
in ninth.
Chicago -- 600 600 O00-0
Pittsburgh - 600 100 00X-1
Run--Kiner. Error-Cole. Run batted
in-CaStiglione. Two-base hit-Baum-
holtz. Sacrinces-Miksis, Cole, Abrams.
Left on bases-Chicago. 10: Pittsburgh,
;. Bases on ball-Of Lapalme. >; Hack
er, I. Struck out-By Lapalme. T. Runs
and earned runs-Of Hacker. III. Wild
pitch-Lapalme. Winning pitcher-La-
paine (3-5D. Losing pitcher-Hacker
G-9. Time-1:5 80. Atteendance-S,16 So.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
Yesterdays Major League Box Scores
Cards, SIS; Phils, 3-6

Totals 2a.6 ~ III Totals 35 727l1
Flied out for simmons in 7th.
TWalked for Ri0zIk In 9th
Evening star., 1953-06-04

2 THE EVENING STAR
- Washington, D. G.
THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1888
Evening star., 1953-06-04

Best Jet--Athlone Pat.
Best longshot-Sturdy Tropical in 4tl
Evening star., 1953-06-04
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: ps'

SIXTH RAC|PurSe, $2.250; 1.-The
Eastern Shore: pace class 10: mile
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
Extension
Course
FSU Sponsors
Decentralization
Classes Starting
September %

A general extension course Il
Parent Education viii be given q
Key West High School throughou
the week Of September 2s. Il wa
announced today BY Mrs. Edit
Roberts. coordinatOF Of instructor
for county schools.
Credit will be given for graduate
or undergraduate study. Areas 4
which the interdepartmenial eourSl
win be given are: School an.
Home Economies: Psychology
Education and Social Work. accord
Inc 10 Mrs. Roberts.
Instructor win be Mrs. Mona N
COodson. assistant professor a
Home and Family Life at Floridl
State University.
The course II sponsored BY ~
Extension division of FSU.
Two semester hours wsll b
given Cor the course. Il thre'
hours are needed en- additlona
hour may be taken By directes
Individual study. 81 the same uma
the class work Is taken.
First meeting Of TIE class ans
registration will be on Septembel
-. Class win meet Al , .. n. DALI
throughout the week.
A minimum of i6 students 1
required for the course. Mrs. Rob
erts said. Anyone wishing 10 stud
with Mrs. Coodson should call o
come In person 20 Mrs. Roberts
office a the Superintendent suite
second floor IL the Courthouse.
Fees Cor the course are Sls a.
three semester under gra0u1tl
hours and 81 Coz three GRADUATE
hours.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
Motel Operators
Form Committee
For Promotion

A three man committee a local
motel owners has been appointed
to confer with. members og q re.
Gently formed Monroe County Al
vertialng Commission. & was an
|nounced Thursday By Melvin lie
wit. acting president Of the Key
West Chapter Of TIE Florida Molol
Court Aaaoclatlon.
Named % the committee were
Sam Lawrence ol the Casa Roma
Motel. BOB Harris Of TIE Sea Tale
and joe xorsky u The Cactus Ter.
race Metel.
Levitt said that County commis.
sloner Joe Allen agreed that /
would Be > good idea Cor the mote
operators 20 confer with the ad
vertising commission 20 offer sng
Kenti0ns end Recommendation Co
the promotion Of Key west a. /
tourist eenier.
The motel men have suggested
that q campaign Of billboard pro
Continued On PAGE Tenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
City To Roll Out Red Carpet
For Ex-POW Upon His Arrival
M-Sgl. Cook To
Arrive On West
Coast Sept. 10

The City Il preparing DO Foll pat
tha ~ earpea ~ MnAaaK nAN
Howard Cook, Who vas recently re.
leased from > North Korean prison
camp. II was announced today By
Mayer c. b. Harvey who revealed
that Cooks parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Cook. ~ Caroline Street. have
learned that their son Is due 10
arrive In San Francisco September
10 aboard the USNT transport Ma.
rine Pheonix. Cook win be pro.
eessed al either Fort Mason OF
Camp Stoneman and given leave
Immediately, according 10 q tele.
gram from the Army Adjusani Gen
leFal.
The wire Old net sssss hsw ire
sergeant would travel from tire
wesi essss 10 ksy west hvs Ne
s sxpssssd hsms ~ September
IS.
plsas 10 meet Geek personally
81 he arrival IN SER FEanelsee
hsd - be cancelled because -
ne Ilinsss ~ MRS. Geek. TIE
strain ~ snxiesy ever ire ser.
ussns'a wsll-heins hss eeutlnad
hsr % her BED.
After several weeks Of silence,
the Cooks we're notified that their
son was missing In action" end
Il was several weeks before they
learned he was = prisoner Of war,
On August ~. when Mrs. C0ok
learned Of her sons safety, the
shock affected her health.
Today. Mayer Harvey issued az
appeal 10 officials Of an veterans
organi1atiens. Navy. City and
Continued On Page Tenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
"CarOl" Moves On
Over Open Sea

MIAMI R-This advisory On the
Atlantic hurricane Carol was IS
sued AZ n a. m. lEST) BY the
Miami Weather Bureau today:
The center Of the hurricane was
near latitude zs.s north. longitude
Gss west, moving northwessward
Il or IS miles an hour. This u
about as niles noFth-northeast Of
San Juan.
Intensity remains unchanged
with strongest winds estimated 10
20 $50 miles per hour and hurricane
force extends Is niles outward
from the center north and east,
and 50 miles 90 the south. Gale
force extends over 30 miles noFth
and Toe 10 the south.
Indicated movement at about me
same speed in q nnrthwesterly d.
Fection next n hours with slow
curvature TO q more northeriy
course within n hours. shipping
should avoid this severe hurricane
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04

Meanwhile, Joe IllaeQua uf the
Junior Chamber IL Commerce
Sports Committee. announced that
the Jayeees viii award II prizes 10
the winners Of the various contests.
The JayceeS viii be in charge oi
weighing and measuring fish while
the WV, American Legion and
Rotary Club members viii be On
hand 10 help handle the Kids.
The flshlns tourney IL seen
seFed BY Better Flahlng. Inc, q
non-pvefis eFsaninaiion which pre-
meias tpoFt hshine End hss %.
mated tso hsndssws crises fsr
the tFsi piaee winners 81 re -.
dee.
Al Miller and Frank Wayne II
The Key Tackle Shop. Roosevelt
Boulevard, have also donated 3
handsome prize IS have City Com.
missioner Louis M. J. Eisnur and
Mayor G, b, Harvey.
leaion Commananr DulheT 5aln.
son. WV Commander Charles
Maehin ard notarlan officer along
with Sports Chairman Claude speer
are enthusiastic.
we have 50 many prizes Inst |
only hope the fish are biting 50
vel have en0ught fish 10 give
prizes for" Maehin declared.
son drinks viii be- free ghgsuKh
the courtesy u the Coca Cola and
Pepsi Cola Botiling Companies. the
Mayor announced.
school authorities are cosperat.
ms IN helping 90 promote fishing
as . worthy pastime among ehl.
dren." be added.
First prize In both the boys and
girls divisions win be a complete
saltwater fishing outfit.
The complete prize hs.:
. AA&@NA&AA AAaA 1Aask M&A&N
fishing outfit.
2. Longest fish - Prize donated
by Key west Tackle Shop.
,. Smallest iish 49, Prize By Jay
Gees.
4. oldest fab - Prize By Jay.
5. First fish 49, Prize by Jayeeen.
9. Mos fiSh - Prize hy Jaycees.
O. To be announced - Prize b.
Jaycee2.
GIRLS.
!. Heaviest fish - Salt water
fishing outfit.
2 Longest fab - Prize By Louis
N 4. Eisner
, Lehieai fab - Prime BY c. n.
Harvey.
4 Firsi fish - Prize b. Jaycees.
s Most fish Prize By gaycees
s. oldest fab - Prize By Jay.
Gees.
7. 10 be announced - Prize By
JAyeees.
.. To be announced 80 Prize By
Jayeees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
Returning POW
Promotions Set

NEW YORK sa-Refurning pris-
oners Of var from Korea wili be
promoted under q jnint policy ap-
proved BY the secretary II defense
the Nays chief At personnel said
today.
Vice Admiral James 4. Holloway
Jr. outlined the plan Of the opening
Of the 18th national convention Of
the Fleet Reserve Association.
AFTER they return thew viii be
advanced 10 whatever enlisted pay
Grade they presumably could have
attained Il they had not been cap.
tared. These advancements. after
repatriation. will be dependeni 40.
on the exprisoner Of var proving
himself qualifide By examination "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-04
.FinalSChOOl
Registration
Total Given
4.485 Marx
I'm County IL
An.Tlnse High

Ths record breaking total q T.,
tss Monsos County public school
buplls enrolled last week was sent
By Superintendent a Public n.
struriion Horace 0'Brynnt today 10
The state Department o. Ekea.
ton.
Leading ell the schools In Ire
eounty In registration IA Key West
lilsh sehool with i.oss pupils sign
ed Nd.
Next highest registration Is at
Polneiana winre there are So %.
pills.
Harris Elementary school comes
next with q total Of ets fer the first
week of the iesa-sl academic seq.
son.
Douglass school hes 90 pupils.
The Negro school In Marathon has
"A pupils.
Truman Elementary school sign
ed up 500 pupils last week. Reg
qolds has 20 ln rs ballding.
Aae Moore School In Marathon
has q record enrolment of las.
Coral NhoFes school reported 90
registered ank the little San Carlos
school has ! total a II pLpils.