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Evening star., 1953-10-02
Heat May Aid
Terps Again
AtCIemson'
By MerreII WhittIesey
Stur Sfcff Correspondent

CLEMSON, S. c. Oct. at
appeared today that Maryland's
unbeaten football team was 60
ing to play in midsummer heat
for the third straight Saturday
as the forecast called for clear,
warm weather for the TerpS'
game with Clemson here tomor-
row afternoon.
So far the heat has bothered
Missouri and Washington and
Lee far more than the deeper
Terps, who are bringing 80 men
for their first visit to this tiny
college town. The Terps took
40 men to Missouri and used 38,
all but two injured players, in a
20-6 triumph. Last week the
entire squad except for the in
jured Tim Flynn played in the
$40 rout Of the Generals.
Maryland's double platooning
gradually wore down Missouri,
while last week W&L made a
game of it for a quarter before
fresh Maryland players made it
no contest.
It was 81 degrees here yester-
day and more of the same was
forecast for today and tomorrow.
(See MARYLAND, Page 'C-6)
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You Be the
Quarterback
By Worren Goer

Head Football Coach, Drake University
For two quarters Pitt and Ne
braska have battleo evenly at TT
with breaks accounting for both
touchdowns and neither team
able to gain consistently. Then
suddenly in the third quarter,
Pitt has struck with three
straight passes, the first for %
yards, the second, button hook,
for eight, the third a screen
pass to the side for IL, and the
Panthers are now on the Ne
braska 33-yard line, 18 yards in
from their right Sideline. Ne
braska is in a 1913 defense. AS
the Pitt quarterback, rate these
plays /, 2, 3 and 4 for this spot:
Flood zone pass three receiv-
ers into defensive right half'S
territory.
Button-hoOk pass (receiver
goes down, turns to take paSs).
Fake pass and run.
Reverse to strong side.
(AnStDer on Page C-3.)
Evening star., 1953-10-02
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Fourteen
Of the Nations best 2-year-olds
were entered for the 100000
Futurity stakes tomorrow at Bel
mont Park, with the winner hav-
ing a solid claim to the 1853 ju-
Venile championship.
The favorite is expected to be
the HaSty House Farms HaSty
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.Pesky Infie|der
MdyEn1ergeds as
Top Series Star
Home Run Sets Stage
For Mantle to Ruin
Comeback by Roe
By Burton Howkins
Star Staff Correspondent

BROOKLYN, Oct. Carl
Furillo and Roy Campanella
have handicapping hand in
juries, but more annoying to the
Dodgers-as a pain in the neck
is Billy Martin of the Yankees.
He's becoming increasingly ex-
asperating to the National
League Champions and at the
moment is in a position to
emerge as the star of the World
Series.
In the seventh inning of last
years payoff game Martin
rushed in furiously from short
rightf1eld to spear Jackie Robin
sons tricky. windblown pop fly
with the bases loaded and two
out. The ball should have been
handled by Joe Collins, but when
Martin sensed the first baseman
wasn't accepting the chance he
rushed in to take the ball at his
shoetops. It was a Series-saving
grab, for three runners were
dashing for the plate.
Martin figured prominently
earlier in that series, too, when
he socked a three-run homer off
Billy Loes to help the Yankees
win the second game.
Figures in Two Rallies.
He's back at it again. In the
Yankees 9-5 victory over the
Dodgers Wednesday, Billy de-
livered a three-run triple in the
first inning and touched off a
three-run uprising in the eighth.
He obtained three of the Yam
KEGS IL hits in that affair.
It was Mickey Mantle who
Socked the decisive two-run
homer that gave the Yankees a
AZ victory yesterday at Yankee
Stadium before a crowd of Co.
786, but it was Martin who got
the Yankees back in the game
with seventh inning homer off
Preacher Roe which tied the
score at %.
With five hits in seven at
temptS, Bill is a ia hitter en-
tering today'S third game at
Ebbets Field. He isn't supposed
to be one of the more magnif1-
cent members of the Yankees, but
he's demonstrating he belongs
in classy company with his fine
play in chips-down situations.
Martins homer was no. ma
jestic clout. 1t barely made the
seats-and possibly wouldn't
have if Robinson had dashed
back more alertly-but it counted
just as much as if it had been
rammed into the third deck in
stead of popping out of a fans
hands back on the field.
Roe's Comeback Ruined.
Up to that point Roe was a
2-1 winner with a two-h1tter in
his grasp. Preacher had escaped
from a rocky first inning with
only one run. He walked Gene
Woodling and Collins. Woodling
shifted to third on Hank Bauer'S
fly to right and scored after
Yogi Berra'S smash to the same
sector. Roe walked Mantle and
hit Gil McDougald to fill the
bases, but got out of the pre-
dicament without additional
trouble when Martin flied to
Duke Snider in center.
Then Roe braced. Phil Riz-
zuto clipped him for a double
in the second inning and Martin
obtained a pop-fly single in the
Fourth. Meanwhile, the Dodgers
moved in front in the fourth
when Gil Hodges and Furillo
singled with two down and Billy
Cox scored both with a double
to left off Ed Lopat.
Roe had Steadied remarkably
(See SERIES Pacn CAY
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(See MANTLE, Page c.
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Hosty Road Heads Field of Ia
Entered in Belmont Futurity

Road. a Midwestern invader to
be ridden by Eddie Arcaro. How
ever, the Toledo-owned colt will
get plenty Of competition from
the others, including Mrs. George
D. Widener's Evening Out, un-
beaten 2-year-old champion filly.
The Futurity. which points up
next years Kentucky Derby
(See FUTURITY, Page C-2o
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base Tor the Yankees, must be the greaCeSC
ball player who ever stood in shoe leather
He isn't Billy is merely young man of
limited abilities who happens to have the
knack of stretching less into more than any
contemporary diamond athlete who comes
to mind.
What Billy Martin is doing to the
Dodgers-and what he did to them year
ago in the World Series-is regarded as
sin and crime in Brooklyn. They are his
meat j.. the Dodgers. AS in 1852, he is
beating their brains out with hits of startling
distance, especially when they appear
necessary, and he is making all the plays
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Martn Heroic Play in Clutches Leaves Dodgers Exasperaed
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS sTANN
sinr Sfnff corra,pondsn,

NEW YORK, OCT. 2-By millions of televiSion
viewers with only the most casual interest
in baseball must be thinking that Alfred Manuel Billy
Martini 25yearod Italian Portuguese who plays second
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Yunks, a; Dodqers, 2

Runs batted in-Berra. Cox (2), Mar
tin. Mantle CD Two-base hits-Rizzuto,
Cox Furillo. Three-baSe hitS-Reese
Home runs-Martin, Mantle. Stolen
bases Hodges. Sacrifice-Rizzuto Dou-
BILE play-Martin to Rizzuto to Collins'
s. Bases on balis-of Lopat, 4 tHodees'
Cox, Reese, %; OF Roe, (woodling,
Collins, Mantle Berra). Struck out-By
Lopat (Roe. 2. Snider); by Roe. Go
pat 2, woodling. Bauer1. Runs and
earned runs-Oh Lopat. 2-2; of Roe,
A. Hit by pitcher-Roe (McDougald). /.
Hurley (AL), first base; Art Gore (NL),
second base; Bill Grieve (AL3, third
base; Frank Dascoh tNI), leftfield; Hank
Attendance-66,7S6 (paid). Receipts
(net)-S3S1.4 .474.92.
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.APTISTS
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LOCAL BAPTIST Brotherhood
plan for National Convention here.
Top row, left to right: Revs.
MickenS, Byrd, Tanner, Johnson.
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Immediately after learning Of the
city commissioners informal
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slum clearance depar'
Leaders of the op
Mr. E1innln4h Ill.,; e

Citizens Committee for Slum
Clearance who have scheduled an
open meeting at pm. Monday
at the downtown YMCA to dis
cuss the proposal. Many citizens
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ordered held Under SIU,UUU UUllu
here by Federal authorities.
Bond for Lemmie David VIII
cox was set at a hearing before
United States Commissioner Rog
ar Edward Davis on charge of
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APTs. EURhIsHED-MD

rAKOMA-Liv; rm., bedrm,; kit;
utils.. s65; adults. ~. 5-35s7;
-BEDrM APT. lSt, f.; near hT0
line and Pmey B"anch essaooppins
available now. Call JU, 9-5192.
1913 Flower ave. Takoma Park. Nd,
cOZY. nice front; redec. 3 rms, bath;
parking; / or > day empl, S6o-S6s.
LIZ: IS: RN SsSs% Sa, ss; IS 1asa; 9Th .t1s s1s
colmar Colin Manor WA 7-3ai3. .
TAKOMA PARK, Silver Spring sec
tion--If you are looking for a, real
nice 2-bedrm. apt. lst Il; Of 6riGk ,,; X,
furn,; close to Flower Shop Centre.
on busline. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated: $3.50 mo. Adults. Ju,
S-"O64 after ). 10
TAKOMA PK.-Room., kit; ground H.; !;
zen Iemen or empl, mo1ther .asHd and
rAK6Ms fAHs5SiM sniEH PARk1EoVely TX S II farn, apt
oyerlooking parkway, quiet street.
liv. rm din. rm.. tile kitchen.
5earm tile bath with shower; 90
no. adults, no rets; nr. buses. Ju.
CoLlEGE PARK-"nd f.. rvt. home;
pyt entr-ncc and driveway; utils.
incl: SSu mo-; > girls or young
cple.; no children, TO. 9-59aS.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-L;v Tm.,
hedrm.. kit, bath; everything furn,
SS1 80. JU. S-1971, 100 Ind ave.
Ill
HYATTSVILLE. Rogers Heights-Apt.
with private garageway; lawn and
view; living rr., bedroom, Elt :,
batr' laundry rm; all utils.; s. rs
month. Pbone WA 1-S11I. %
KENSINGTON WHEATON AREA -
One bedrm.. liv. rm., util. rm.. tiled
bath: mod. kit: Bendix; use OF
grounds; sos. including utilities.
10 4-nSTS -
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APIS. UNFURNlSHEp-YA.

N. ROLFE ST. Arl. near Colonial VII
lage Shop, Center. school and bus
line; avail. Nov. L; l-bedrm. apt,
SS5 mo-; 2-bedrm. apt, SIOO mn
Utils. incl. ia. 7-3050; AID. 4-9257.
ARL.-New bldg. nr. Memorial
Bridge; five 1-bedrm, aptS. $50.
l7Ol N. 14th st., Apt. 20. JE. 3-7476.
ALEX. Del Ray,-corner. i bed
Tm, hy rm. kitchenette. bath apt;
RAYMoNSnd RRA,dYSMlsaS6d Apfs tfsan1S Er Nth lease
ALEX. (Del Rayl-Duplex. . bed
rms. liv. rm;, din, rm.. kit. bath;
pvt scr. porch. ] blk. bus, shopping.
To approved adult family with lease.
RAYMOND APIS, TIE. 6-3l9O. -
best section; Pentagon,
Arl. Hall. Navy Annex, Fort Myer:
new effic. apt; 10 min. to d. c.;
sos, so: all utils. except cleo: mr..
Glebe rd.. 4014 Columbia pike. -
APT. 1st A.: vic. Glebe
rd. and Lee hwy; Sl05 mo. incl. all
1tils.; laundry facilities. JA. 4-1300.
ARLiNGToN--1 bedrm.. Ss5; utils.
except cleo; mr.. Key Bridge best
See Mrs. FANDRfcR FSi Iasf II - out 1 Wilson wilson
blvd, left on Oak ST., right to
l534 10th rd. north. -lo
lila N. .KIRKWOOD RD.-Liv. rm.,
tlrepl., bedrm., kit.-din., tile bath,
lge. porch, ami; all ,utils. except
gas; gas; close to everything, yet OF
in; adults only. ia. S-4326; ewes.
n.
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APIS. EuRN.-YA. Cont

apt; completely. furn.;
all utils:; all conv; centrally loe;
ARLINGTON-1- -nedrm, apt. avail.
at 81 Is per mo- Greenbrier Apts.,
Columbia pike and South Greenbrier
st. Spacious rms. well-equlpped
kit. At-your door bus service,
MONTH to-month lease. ia. 2-329a
AIRPoRT-Two large
rms. big kit. and bath apt; 500
per mo. 1908 Abingdon dr., near
Bashford lane and Mt, Vernon blyd
See janitor or SHANNON g. LUCHs
CO., 1905 II ST. NV. MA. S-2345.
AEL.--Attrac. studio rm.; kit. pvt.
bath; excel. loo; vacant; So mo.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.. ia.
SMALL APT. BLDG.-Liv. rm., bed
rm.. kit, bath; all utils,; suitable
for t:il adults, Sl2o; 2), 81 M
IL, sos. No children, no pets:
avail now. Call ia. 2-63Sl. $
ARL.-3 bedrms., hv. rm.,. sun pch,,
kit with dinette, pvt. entr.; CONT;
utils.; mr.. shops and bus; adults.
KE. S-5SIS. -8
Mr.. MASONIC TEMPLE
Asst%' apt. located Gated in nod mod, welI-kept
bids exeellently loc. close to shops
and express tranSp; 500 30 incl.
heat and hot water. DREYFuSS
BROS, 1919 18th st. NV" HA.
S-O5So .
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NEW RIJII,DING

4190 LIVINGSTON RD. S.E.
Large. cool | and 2-bedrm. apts.
Shopping closely, parking and
ter TV antel.na. very large closets,
mod. kit Directions: Out S. Capitol
st. 10 Atlantic. left on Atlantic TO
Livingston rd., ] block on Livingston
rd. Key in Apt. 100. 10. 1880.
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-p. c.
WALLER GARDENS

End section of this mod. new garden
pletion. See sample apt. at 1928
Wahler pl. Sc, agent on premises,
! and . bedrm. units. 1850 and
500 incl. utils., 10. 2-37S7 or 10.
3-5624.
3
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
4tOt HAYWOOD PL.
Mt RAINIFR, ND.

Just across the District line: / bus
fare ccnyenjent TO Shopping center
and theater; excellent bus transpor-
tat on.
Nicely furnished apt. with recSp. hall.
liv m, dinette. bedrm; ut. ant
bath; sos including utilities.
PLENTY of parknr lovely grounds
Apply in person, WA. 7-6@o0.
s.
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GARDENS-One and
: bedrm, apts. a and 8 roomsl,
newly decorated. $500 and $3.50
per mo. including utilities. HE, A.
SEAT PLEAsANT-S55 mo-: 3 rms
H: cARLY6LE 6L DE LozIER. RealtOr.
rHKoMA ,ga RARK-choIse 1-ssdFm;, 3 q g
5sa9 5aSgqaRG Red Top S1ii T 5U 5Ua ao6s1 Sct s 2
MT. RAINIER-One-bed apt, in
2-family flat. 10. 2-06S3 or ST.
TARoMA AROMA PARK-one-bedrm. apts.;
incl, laundry facilities, or may use
own washer; storage space; / child
acceptable. JU. 5-7560. JU. 5-2947
sIIvER ffSH.RsSi isPRING-New, e-unit apt. 3
bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette. kit, bath;
excel. loc.; $50 mo. JU. 9-3490.
EXCLUSIVE AREA - Picture-win-
sfivsE sEwed' sSrns aSedrm r, apt PooG4 1tts insl
TAKoMA PARFKSEntiire '2ndd., A., iiv.
rm., bedrm., kit. and bath; pvt;
entr.: SIS. A refined young married
GIAiFTEHtfEiRSBBURG IFEtfi " %; 3;-bedrm. garden
apt; brand-new; 500 per mo-, plus
gtils;; close to everything. SAMUEL
CHEVERLY AREA - Bsmt apt, 3
ff[urn';. SCI, mo. 1908 67th ave.
VERY MAi PpOPUIAR pI'iti2 Langley Park, block
off New Hampshire ave. and Uni
versity lane-Unusually large, we'll
ventilated, bright l-bedroom apart
ment with dinette; ideally situated
for shopping, schools and transpor-
tation. See manager. Mr.. Thomas,
1206 56oo Lebanon st.; MA apt u. HE. iH
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 6419 Brookville
I'd bedrms., extra. lge. lily. rm..
ample closets, hall-foyer, dinette,
kit, bath with shower; $95. Poplar
THREE-RM. APT. for rent; 500 mo;
children welcome. Call uN. 4-3721.
DUPLEX duplex AA' apt; W S39.5o; e tenant fur IT..
nisheS gas and cleo; 200 block Daw-
son ave; at n, Van Buren, Tu'
ave.~Bedrm., iiy. rm,, kit, dinstte;
newly dec; adults only; S74 80,
JU. 9-7552 after & pm. -
TAKOMA PARK -bedrm. terrace
apt; all psilS; except ;aS6 cleo; $3.50
BETHESDA. Md and : bedrm
apts., S10-S90 per mo-, plus utils.
SAMEUL E. BOGLEY, INC, OIL
MT. RhINIER-3 lge. rms. tkit,l and
bath; all utils. SO. WA. 7-6l296
TAKOMA PARK bedrm. 1st fl;
available now. All utils., excellent
cond.. $50 mo: WA. 5-1z99; 10
ave.-1 -bedrm. apt in apt. BLDG;
liv, rm., din. rm.. kit; bath; newly
MD.--Liv. rm., dinette,
kit, bedrm., and bath: oil heat;
centrally loc., on busline. Call Pop
lar 2-66S4. -
COLLEGE PARK-Lge. liv. rm., din
ing area, lge. bedrms., kit, bath,
plenty Of closets; sos. incl. utils.;
/ blk to Univ. Avail. immed. 43l7
Rowalt DIR. AP. 7-l544. =
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV,

Partially redec. 1-bedrm. apis. in
attrac. mod. bldg. Excel. residential
area, close to shopping and transp,
S74 30 includes all utils. DREY-
FUSS BROS, 1019, 18th st. NV,
Ma. $685.. IS
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COLORED - 744 GIRARD ST. NV.
lThe Girard House)-Mod. de luxe
bldg, centrally located; large bed
$50, utils. incl. For further info,
call MR.; CARROLL, DE. 2-6400,
CoLORED-533 seth ST. N.E.-Mod-
ern l-bedrm., 1st floor apt; clean,
stable neighborhood: S69.50. GEO.
Y. .WORTHINGTON 1919 Eye st.
NV, MA. S-3326. IS
COL0RED-2 RMS, KIT. and bath;
loc. upper NV. Sec; 10 min. down.
town; good transp. Call TU. 2-46S0
COLORED--64e GALLATIN ST. NV.
Vacant: arm. and bath apt; in
finest location; immediate occupancy;
$3.50 per mo. LOUIS BRESSLER,
ST. 3-33S4, RA. 6-26S4. 10
COLORED-BEST NV SECTION
1433 Monroe st., Apt. 305-Two rms,
kit. and bath; h.-wh.: Jan. res;
lndry rm., play area, See jan; $3.50
mo. LISS REALTY CO.. ME. S-666S.
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GOOD HOPE HILLS

ne-bedroom apts.. ST. 80. utilities
porches. ample closets. Apply in
person. Apt. /. 2900 30th st. Sc
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EXTRA LARGE and Q bedrm. apis. /:
close to transp.. shopping center.
schools; 63rd pl. and Defense hwy.
MUERILE ARMS
WA 7-31OI
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APIS. FuRNIsHEp-vA,

FALLS CHURCH. Liv. .-din. rm. comb
hedrm, bath, Ear: on ousline.; conV.
to shopI ,. BIG West Broad.
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1924 18th ST. NV.
] heGtm, liv, rm, kit and bath
z -S
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NEWLY DECORATED

1921 H st. ne. Second mr.. rms.
and bath. incl. heat. and elec. refgr.
S62s so. White only. Call NEW
SOM. lilo H st. ne. Ii. 3-2070.
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FIELD. Congress

sFeaReor at utiTs Incl, N $50 & 5o as aVal. 0sf i'm.
mediately. Apply 4333 HALEY Ter
race Sc, Apt |. MIR. GREEN Il
blk of S. Capitol at Elmira1 IS
212-A 31th ST. S.E.-Newly decor.
modern apt, 1st floor, pvt. entrance;
all conv S6a5 so. Key in Apt. 2 at
3465 Mimi. ave. Sc. C-S bus to
front door. LU. 1856, MA, S-3326,
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BEDRM. APT. in modern, conveniently
manager, 1901 Vermont ave NV.
Il!
BEDRM., liv. rm.. kit. bath: avail
able Oct. Is rent. S71 80 per mo.
Apt. 81, 500 Otis pl. NV. j. A..
NV. ST. 3-SS10. --l2
~ Ist ST. N.W.-3 rms, $50 per
mo. plus utils. Apply at the above
premises. White Orly. IS
Mr.. X. /. AVE. Me- pedrms., lir.
rni.. kit and bath; pvt. entr.; utils.
incl; S15 mo-, white. co, 5-ssS0.
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New (Elevator) Bldg.
CAPITOL. PLAZA APIS.

Adjacent to pesutifuI PARK Plaza
Walking distance Ia GAO. Justice
Dept GPO and the Capitol. Ell
ciencS apartment, available nov
Call EX. 1886.
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NEW RIIII.DING

4196 LIVINGSTON RID. Sc.
Out So. Capitol, left on Atlantic st
two blocks, right on Livingston.
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1918 4th st. Sc.

Apt r, lovely 9-bedrm unit. 20 min
downtown via S. Capitol Bridge
S90.50. 10. 2-31 So.
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1919 E. CAPITOL ST.-Newly dect

TOIU e NhN OL . DIs--~INTWIN UTNUI :
2-bedrm., st floor apt, corner with
2 exposures; mr.. all conv.; kew in
Apt. 3: B-2 bus to door. Ii.
4-1S42 MA. S-3326 IS
BEDRM., liy. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath: S67 mo-, tenant furnishes gas
and elec. Apt . 2g07 Fairiawn
ave. Sc. OIL. A-3S24. 10
lice BELMONT ST. NV rms,
kit, bath: gas. electricity, refsr.
incl: Sti2 80. CO. 5-0525. -12
DUPLEX, AGO 2nd st. NE-Bed- :
rm., liv. rn.. bath, kit, dinette. lee.
bsmt.; $50 plus utilS. ia. 9-79I9.
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rAKOMA PARK-One-bedrm: apts.;
incl, laundry facilities, or may use
own washer; storage space; ! child
acceptable. JU. 5-7560. JU. 5-2947
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CHTLUM MANOR

Missouri and N. Capitol ST.: immed.
uHfurn. l-bedrm. apts.; large rooms.
Excel transp.. shop. Modern bldg.
SlO5 mo-. utils incl. RA. 3-4A54
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

GARDENS-One and
: bedrm. apis. a and 3 roomsl.
newly decorated. $500 and $3.50
per mo. including utilities. HE. A.
10l4. Iii
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The refreshment table was coy
cred with an exquisite lace cloth.
A centerpiece was created of
gladioli and fern hanked by crys-
tai candleholders with tall white
tapers lighting the cutgIass punch
bowls. Cake, sandwiches, candies
and sailed nuts were served with
the punch.
Miss Mary Ann Matchett sang
two lovely vocal selections, Chine
Alone" and Indian Love Call, "
accompanied by the hostess.
Miss Millicent Taylor played
several selections = among which
were claire de Lune" and 1.-THE
Butterfly"
Games were enjoyed and prizes
were won by Mrs. Leila Baker and
Mrs. Sarah Watson.
The honoree received many use.
full and identifying gifts.
Assisting the hostess in the re-
ceiving line we're the Misses San
drA Warren, Jennie Arrange, and
Billie Arnold. Mrs. Harry williams
was in charge Of The brides book.
Those who helped serve includ-
cd Mrs. Floyd Sands, Mrs. Charles
Well, Mrs. Percy Curry, Mrs.
Margaret Bethel and Mrs. Gene
We've Thompson.
The guest list follows: Mes.
DANES Harry Baker, Anna Loun-
ders, Floyd Sands, Arnold Cutter
rez. william Ellsworth, A. J. Page,
J. A. Gardner, Beryl Curry, ]. r.
Adams, J. L. Atkinson, Nell Know
les, c. h. Williams. Ella Johnson,
Henrietta Tedder, Anna vFlenzue.
Ia, Ruby Potter, Berniee Park,
Mary Johnson, J. r. Matchett,
Chester Taylor, H. z. Day. Ida
Kennedy, lnez SteadInan, ]. Ora.
peri, Charles Baker, r. c. Sehnei.
der, Isabelle Nate, W. II. Futterer,
Martha LaEler, George Carey. j.
A. Lord, Evelyn Carey, J. s. Arm
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COMING EVENTS

Church. at church, 7:30 pm.
FRIDAY, MARCH g.
Old Fashioned hymn sing and
fellowship program, Poinciana
Baptist Church, $50 pm.
Landscape (any mediuml and
beginners classes, 10 am. to
pm. Hand weaving, ! to 1
pm, West Martello Art School.
County Beach.
knights of Pythias, Pythian Hall
72S Fleming Street, 8 pm.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
Street Methodist Church, 7E
Fleming Street, 1880 pm.
Children's Classes, 10 AM. to noon
West HarterJ Art School, Coun.
ty Beach.
MONDAY. MARCH g.
Alcoholics Anonymous. Key West
group, meeting at s pm.
Water color landscape painting
class, 2 to 4 pm, West Mar.
tello Gallery Art Classes.
County Beach.
Gym classes for owe, Sea
Plane Base, 10 am.
TUESDAY, MARCH 10
BoY for Officers ives, / to
$50 pm. at Naval Station
bowling alleys.
Fl. Taylor Duplicate Bridge
kiwanis Club dinner meeting.
Club, 7:4S pm. at La Coneha
Hotel.
Youth for Christ Bible Study,
at Service Mems Christian
Center. SIT Fleming ST.
Beginners Bridge Group, Fl
Taylor Officers Club. s pm
Combined social and handicraft
hours at X. W. Youth Center
every Tues. evening. Open
house party, s pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04
More Sponsors
Announced For
Red Cross Dance

Latest list of patrons who ex-
pect to attend the Red Cross Vic
tory Dance at the Casa Marina
Monday evening, March 9, is an
nounced by Mrs. Carlos Gellrich,
president of Beta Sigma Phi soro-
rity which is sponsoring the spang-
led event.
Table reservations have been
made by Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Stone, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Seagrove, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Stern, Mr.. and Mrs. Bringman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ramsey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl r. Adams.
The dance is to be Semi-formal.
This is in answer to many in
quiries about the affair.
Reservations are made only for
those sponsoring tables. otherwise
it is Observation-Disclosures" poll
cy. When reservations are made,
tickets will be delivered to the
caller at once. This may be done
by calling Miss Elizabeth Ache
son at 2-3919 after p. m. or Mrs.
Jeff knight at 2-5lS2, after 5 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04
POinci0rtd PTA
Will Meet At
Grace Lutheran

The Executive Board Of Poin-
eiana PTA held It's regular meet.
ing on Mar. Q at the school Mr..
H. D. Carey. PTA president,
directed the business meeting
Due 10 the construction work al
the school. the next regular meet.
ing Of the PTA viii be held az
Grace Lutheran Church on Flag.
Ter Ave. at Sp. m. Monday
March 9th. All members and
friends please not the change Of
meeting place.
Plans for the annual Regional
Meeting were discussed. This
years Regional win be at RAIDER
Memorial Methodist Church at
sTss N. r. Ind Ave, Miami