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Evening star., 1953-08-07

TEACHER, EXPERIENCED. resident: able
to drive OIL. 2-9S73. %
TEACHER, Resident-For summer
Kindergarten group, able to drive.
musical preferred. State aualiflca-
tions and telephone. Write P. o. Box
TELEPHoNE fIlHi L, INVESTIGATOR, to
make credit report; high school
graduate, type 80 w.p.m., age 2O-3O
preferred. If you do not like rou-
tine office work, you will like this
Job, Phone MR.. MEENEN, D1.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, with typins
ability, to help with general ofice
work; 51a-day wk. Apply ONCE.
KOPY KAT, III H st. ne. -
TYPIST, pleasant working conditions;
downtown ohice; 35-hour week. EX.
TYPISTS for addressing on electronic
and manual MACHINES; a 6 GGSd gay for nn
NV. third floor.
WAITRESS. white, experienced: 6-day
week; nightwork; Apply PYRAMID
RESTAURANT. 2s10 14th st. NV.
MATTRESSES White, experienced.
RECTOR'S RESTAURANT, 1345
WAiTREssEs t2j, white. BELMONT
RESTAURANT. 1922 Lee hwy, Ar
lington, Va. IA. 1925. --12
WAITRESS, white. till 4; good sal
ary, good working conditions. Apply
1908 Ft. Myer dr., Arl.. THE GATE
WAY DINER. See Mrs. Gray bet.
WAITTREss, white. Apply in person,
DAVID'S GRILL, 1923 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-07
MAN WITH CAR
MEN

A GOOD MAN Is HARD TO FIND
so IS A GOOD JOB
I have the job which offers
security and way-above-the-
average income. You may be
the man. Phone RA. 3-22S3
for an interview.
YOUNG MAN, interested in learnine
funeral business. Must have D. c.
drivers permit, 21-35, references
Sincere and willing worker. Apply
in person W. w. CHAMBERS CO..
YOUNG MAN, IS to 90, white; no
experience necessary; for position Of
film inspector and shipper in 10.
nm. Aim library; 40-hour week: 2
weeks vacation: starting salary
$175 per mo. Phone ST. 3-66l 8.
Evening star., 1953-08-07
Unusual Opportunity

Unusual OPPUI IUIIIUy
We have the most unusual item ever
offered to the public. Everybody
wants it and we alone have, It. We
want men and women, white OF
triple their present earnings. Full
or part time. No experience neces-
sary. Once you establish an account
the account is yours. Call till II
am. MRS. RIVERS; RE: 7-O3O3
at UNIVERSAL CITY, 707 9TH St!
NV. The Worlds Most Unusual
Credit Department store. is
Evening star., 1953-08-07
HELP WOMEN tcont. }

COUNTERGIRL WAITRESS, white.
hrs. $40 pm. good salary and work
ing conditions. MAGGIES RESTAU-
RANT, near Tenley Circle, 423o Wis.
ave. -
COSMETIC CLERK-Experience
CARRIER DRUGS. Bethesda. 40-hr
5-day wk. Salary S1.25 per hr. plus
pms. and employe benefits. Mr.
Laney, OIL. 4-5900. %
|COSMETICIAN - Experienced. Good
hrs. and pay. SUITLAND PHAR-
MACY, 1902 Suitland rd. Sc. 10
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experience de-
sirable but not nec.i suburban NV.
Wash. loc. Please reply to Box
1868, Star. -
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. must be
thoroughly exper.: recent local ref
erenceS required. Apply in person.
JUDD'S PHARMACY, 1850 14th
st. NV.
GRILL GIRL, colored, for small
short-order restaurant, $50 to $50.
closed Sat. and Sun. Apply, Sat,
Ia, 209 4th st. s.w.
HOSTESS, permanent position; exper
necessary, age 21-35, personal in
terview only; absolutely no phone
calls, see Mr. Edgar. between 9 am
GRATING CO.. 18th and Pa. ave
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR

CoIored. experienced operator with q
license for a permanent Job. 1886
years Of age. capable OF passing q
physical exam. Apply Personnel,
Room COS Open weekdays. 5000
and Sat. 9-l No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
lIo1 Penna. Ave. NV
Evening star., 1953-08-07

PLUMBERS
ON NEW WORK. 81
GRANT CIRCLE NV. RA. 6-62S7
ii
POLISH MEN 121, must be thoroughly
faSeiieG have good references. E for night shift
only, hours 8 pm. to II pm; hos
pitalization. paid vacation, accident
and health insurance. Excellent op-
portunity for qualified men. See
Mr.. Wentz. GRADY MOTORS. INC.
7So9 Wis; ave. Bethesda 10 ds..t
press; good deal for right man. Ap-
Printers ~ One compositor, job
presSman; handled press; must be
exper. No phone calls. SERVICE
RADIO BENCH MAN, first class only;
good salary. perman. position. K1.
9-47OO. 1921 King st. Alex. Va. %
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN--FoI
small active builder-broker's oftlce
Call Mr.. Hughes with THE BRANI
REAL ESTATE ATT SYA SALESMEMMth;aTn IS;Scond;t;ar
ed Street door Once selling many
properties), TOWN q SUBURBAN
Real Estate Co, 4S11 Wisconsin
ave. NV. EN-. 2-9400. IS
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full time;
capable Of managing ONCE and real
estate: salary and commission;
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-Experi-
enced. to sell precut houses on
commission basis. r. H. BEST. NC
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full time;
experience; for new developments.
For appt. phone Mr. Fletcher; Ju'
$4,000, EIG g. McKEEVER, Realtors.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen - Excel
lent opportunity for the right men:
Need ., qualified to list. sell and
close. Plenty Of clients. Top COM
mission. Central N. Va. location,
Evening star., 1953-08-07
STONE WALLS
FlapStOne Terraces

Walks. chimneys, fireplaces. cement
driveways, porches' retaining walls.
pipe drainaees. F. MARCUcCIo.
Rockville, Md. Phone Poplar 2-358s.
STORM WINDOWS. aluminium, life
time all types: low prices, monthly
terms. IA. s-0442, AP. 1890 til
rELRvnsIoN Z Rni sERylorNe, incl, Iil Eve
nings, Sat. and Sun. Guaranteed.
TELESERVICE. ia. 9-73S2. -
TELEVISION REPAIRS-All make
sets Every Job guar Bonded cleo
tronic technician. AMBASSADOR
CO. DE; 2-@233. Nights. SUNDAYS
oFFERING SERVICE Of pickup, de-
livery truck and driver for al
types OF hauling: daywork. Cau
NO. 7-3f33 after 10 am. 10
WASHINGTON CONTRACTORS
S-MODERNIzERS
DESIGNERS
Complete home improvements service
to meet all demands and desires
for added nome comfort: esti-
mates gladly given. Terms. AID.
4-3226
BUILDING A HOUSE?
Be your own contractor and savel
! will contract for all carpentry
work and supervise all other sub
contractors. In Va. only. My rea-
sonable charges mean money IN
your pocketl Call JACK ZIRKLE,
IA. S-l674. To-
Evening star., 1953-08-07
SALESGIRL, COSMETIC


To represent well-known line ii
cosmetic exper. helpful but not es'
sential; salary and commission
Phone HE. 4-3636. .
sALESLADY, alert, attractive; store
loc. near 18th and G NV; sta
jewelry; 5Ha-day wk. Call II
7-3304; eyes. and Sun, JU. 1866
SALESLADIES, over. Is, part tint
IS and cnd full ge Sc: NRs sHRs psy paURR Ra TGFs Tqa
saLEshAD1Es 4 e; nif WANTED, perm. full
or part time Exper. preferred. High
est salary Plus commssi9Rn; 91o Ring plf'
sALEsLADiES. exper.. children's wear
good salary, plus commission. Apply
in person only. JAY DEES, 1907 G
sAIiEs;EEAD1Es, Al ready-to-wear acces.
sories; experienced only; steady po.
ssition; salaries $50 per week. Apply
sEAMsTREss@slip. covers. draper.
les and bed spreads. Must be thor
oughly experienced on fine custom
work. Apply DRAPERY SERVICES
GQ SsE kennedy n2nay st. d,aner,es T%
BERT DECORATORS. 7163 Wis. ave
Bethesda, Nd, OIL. 4-1ss3. .
SECRETARiAL POSITION with inde
dendent administrative duties. II
professional organization and inter
national relations field. Work large
ly involves assistance to foreign
leaders in making U. S. travel plans
Accurate, fast shorthand and typinl
required. College and working exper
preferred. Liberal vacation anC
pleasant working conditions. Start
ing salary, $4,000. Write Box eos
Star. p
SECRETARY - Typing, answering
phone, shorthand not nee: 5h days
salary begins $40-$45. ST. 3-0456
3
SECRETARY, limited receptionis
duties, washington law firm; Sen6
expected to Box 213-S. Star. p
Evening star., 1953-08-07

ATTRACTIVE OPENING
One Of the largest ordinary and
weekly premium life. insurance COM
panies, offers q real opportunity to
men of high character, with ambi-
ton to succeed.
Insurance experience not necessary as
we offer q complete sales training.
Guaranteed salary plus commissions.
automobile necessary. Married man
preferred, age 25 to 40. Box 4S3-
L, Star. -
Evening star., 1953-08-07
NIGHT ATTENDANT

For clerical work at apt. project:
hours, 4:30 pm. to midnight. Here
Is good opportunity for a retired
man to add to his present income.
Box 2hAcS Star. %
Evening star., 1953-08-07
SMALL LOAN
MANAGER


Excellent opportunity for experienced
small-loan man to take charge OF
Office Expanding company with
two branches desires to obtain a
man who is willing to work to get
places rapidly.
ABOvE-AvERAGE SALARY
See Mr.. Sturt, MAJOR FINANCE
CORP. 3245 r. I. ave, Mt. Rainier
Md. UN. 4-5666:
SOLICITOR AND ROUTEMAN. for
established dry cleaning route, re-
liable concern. guaranteed salary
plus commission. Apply in person,
HAMILTON CLEANERS. 1924 Ham
ilton St, Hyattsville, Md. UN. A.
SPOTTER, wool, for Arlington dry
cleaning plant; good salary. vaca-
tion with pay. Call MR.. BUTLER
OV. 3-1700. y
STEAMFITTER, must be a mechanic;
dependable and sober. Apply in per-
son, am, 4147 Wilson blvd, Arl.
young man, about
%. Excellent opportunity to become
salesman. Real estate ONCE. BOSS
& PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st. NV
Evening star., 1953-08-07

PAINTING, PAPERING-First class
mediateiy' Mr.. PoAT. RA. dUH? a-5e4s. &
PAINTING-S12 average room, week
end Jobs a speciality: also .plastering.
PAINTING-Exterior 1st-class work.
materials; do own work; 2 brothers.
p pWfHsN Wfhite; Nt refs. IA; 2-l73l; .
rior. For reasonable estimates. : eSt1i caiI
JU: 9.4771 or JU. 5-4219. Iii
House repairs Free estimates, Rea-
sonabls; Wo. 6.7156. s.
PAINTING-Interior, exterior; water
PAINTING, paperinF, floor SANDING
NO; 5,5724, MR.. HORNE. %
PAINTING. exper. EXCL student
You furnish materials, save. uN.
PAINTING-Interior and exterior;
Call Mr.; WADE. ME. s-2345. =
PAPERlNG-Room 12X12, S19.95.
labor labor and nd. mat arr Int; rp painting, Al
PAPER HANGING. $40 per rm. up;
1858 Sunfast washable paper work
guar; RA; 1898, or HE. 4-s555.
PAPERHANGING. spec. summer
BhcoRA4oKgs RG!esS fH gss' Ho s5Dfy gel!1 ADMIRAL S
PAPERHANGING
Reasonable prices. Good work.
A. T. GEORGE DI. 7-0Ioo
PLAsTERiNG, CARPENTRY. repair
work q specially, Prompt. guar.
Ph&sTERiStG; HRiSt; AND PAINrNG-First-
class mech: new and old work;
patch work a speciality. Cali Ii.
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old and new
White mech. IA. 9-106s. %
PLASTERING contractor with crew.
new. work and lge. repair Jobs; white
mechs. Satisf. guar. JU. 9-4154.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Jobbins.
remodeling. new work, Bathrooms
sstl6stss sa75 Sp w MpFk a.fqso f4s5an'eed Free
PORCHEs BUILT o. lnclosed, with
regular or glass louvres, jalousies
windows; free estimates SECO
SALES, 10 S-3010 day or night.
REFRIGERAT0RS. air conditioners
Spd wTfcb fTeezsTs TI o-Eq47 EePeirs' all MAKES
RSGPISiG sS2b.Siiv al tYDes cutters spou;
THOMAS ffIpsfssS Wa va 7DaHb9 paaH3s"S' A. ~
ROOF REPAIR SERVICE, slate, tin.
asphalt shingle, tile. guttering and
downspouts. RA 6-9703.
STONE AND FLAGSTONE WORK Of
all kinds. Call JERRY LU. 1-4756.
Evening star., 1953-08-07
HELP-WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT JUNIOR for CPA Of
flee. State age. experience and salary
requirements. Write Box COS. Star.
Evening star., 1953-08-07
DEBIT MAN

for an experienced ca
pable industrial insurance agent Of
proven ability Substantial weekly
guarantee to start; unlimited earn
ings assured later based on q no.
charge back for lapse contract
Married, age 25-45. Ma. S-2443.
Evening star., 1953-08-07
TRUCK DRIVER

We have an Immediate opening for q
good colored driver who is neat In
years of age; previous experience
clear driving record and D. C.
drivers permit required; must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad.
dition to salary. generous company
benefits will be provided. Apply
personnel, Room 605. Open week
days 5000 and Sat. 81. No phone
calls.
Evening Star Building
11n1 pnnnn Ave NW
Evening star., 1953-08-07
CASHIER
CLERK
NEWS LIBRARY

NEWS LIBRARY
Alert individual, recent high school
graduate, accurate typist; permanent
position; 5-day, 40-hr. week, planned
salary advancement and many
worthwhile company benefits. Ap-
ply personnel. Room sos; open week
days S:3O-5 and Sat. 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Pa. Ave. NV.
CLERK-CASHIER, 30 to As, to work
in life Insurance office. Permanent
position and pleasant working con-
ditions; 5-day. 35-hour week. Apply
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
CLERK TYPIsT, cashier. Duties:
Typing. cashier work and PIX
board, in rental ONCE; prefer nearby
resident of Fairfax Village in Sc.
Wash. Apply in person at 2O01
CLERK -TYPIST. white, 10 to 35.
Good typist, experienced in details.
Figure work helpful: 51a-day week.
Employe benefits after 3 months.
Apply to Mr.. Lyles at ROYAL FL
NANCE CO., INC, 1920 N. Moore
St, Arl.. Va. IA. 5-6363. .
Evening star., 1953-08-07

BEAUTICIAN; higher than average
earnings; days; no ewes. BARRETT
PARKER. JU. 5-3997. -12
BEAUTICIAN-Expe salary and
commission. Apply DOUGLAS HAIR
STYLIST, 1912 r. !. ave. ne.
|BEAUTICIAN, all-around operator;
good salary and commission. Apply
FRED THE HAIRSTYLIST, at
Brooks, 1109 G st. NV. Ill
BEAUTICIAN, experienced, or one to
SHIRE BEAUTY SALON, WO.
6-6500, Sundays or weekdays. %
BEAUTICIAN-HAIR STYLIST. male;
500 wk. guaranteed to good stylist
Give details, Box BOIL, Star. 10
BEAUTICIAN AND MANICURIST, foI
NOVELS HAIR STYLIST; busy all
BEAUTY OPERATOR, perm. position
salary and commission, air-cond.
salon. 1885 F st. NV. EX. 5000.
Evening star., 1953-08-07
LEDGER CLERK

Have openings of the above 2 posi-
tions; 5-day week. S:30-4:30; air
cond. office national publishing firm
Applications must be made in per-
son, ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA
1905 East West hwy, Bethesda
Evening star., 1953-08-07
CAREER OPPORTUNITY

A splendid opportunity for a young
man (25-30 years old) interested in
starting a new and promising ca
reer outside Washington. D. C.
This salaried position. for which you
will be thoroughly trained. involves
one Of the finest and largest COM
panies in its field. Qualifications:
College graduate preferred. some
business experience, interest in SELL
ing. good appearance, ability, to
meet people easily and impress them
faVorably. Many of our present
executives started their careers in
a similar position.
Please tell US what you think we
should know about you in a letter
to Box 463-L. Star. 3
Evening star., 1953-08-07
HELR-MEN

REsPoNsBLE WHITE MAN to drive
Aug. II. Box 223-S. Star. 3
LEADING distributor of nationally
advertised laundry and dry cleaning
supplies and equipment needs man
to call on laundries in washington
and Baltimore; drawing account.
expenses and commission basis;
excellent opportunity for right party.
Reply giving qualifications to Box
WE HAVE E'1 AN OPENING for a man
interested in saleswork in the Silver
Spring area. Some experience helpful
but not necessary: ability to learn
more important than experience:
pleasant working conditions, paid
vacation. disqualification benefits;
company tranSp. furnished. Apply
in person, Mr.. Field, SINGER SEW
ING CENTER, S417 Ga. ave. Sill
Sp., Md. p
OPPORTUNITY
If you want to enter the sales world
and can qualify, We will train and
equip you. at our expense to earn
50. .000-S10 0.000 annually. allow you
to earn substantial income i'm:
mediately and help you to build
your own business. Qualifications
good character. married. age. 22-35
car. Phone ia. $4,000 or IA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-06
Gators Cop Two
Tennis Matches

STATE COLLEGE, Miss. 6 -
Florida's tennis team, unbeaten In
the Southeastern Conference, de-
feated two conference foes Tues
day--Mississippi, so, and Missis-
sippi State. 81.
The Floridians took on both
teams the same day because their
scheduled meet with Mississippi
on Monday had been rained out.
Today, the squad plays Alabama
at Tuscaloosa, remaining over
there for the SEC tournament De-
ginning Thursday.
The victories gave Florida .
record Of IA wins in II meets
against all competition.
The lone Mississippi State win
ner, George Trava. unbeaten in
is matches, defeated Ed Kassatly,
ST, rs, rs. Earlier in the day,
Kassatly had beaten Mississippi's
Bob Leatherman, Ga, 6-2.
All Florida victories In singles
were in straight sets. The teams
captain. Roger Pharr, disposed OF
Tommy Elliot, Mississippi, 81,
so. He did not compete against
Mississippi State.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-06
Boxing Results
TUESDAYS FIGHTS
BY The Associated Press


Los ANGELES--Sal Flores, 100,
Anahe:m. Calf. stopped Bobby Lee,
Isl, Baltimore, 8.
CINCINNATI - Wallace sBud''
Smith, l37ix, Cincinnati, outpointed
Orlando Zulueta, 1854, Havana,
10.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla - Jackie
Labua. l52N, New York, outpointed
Johnny Cerky. 1854, Des Moines,
10.
MEMPHIS - Jesse Turner, l56,
st. Louis, STOPPED James Brown,
LIST. Memphis, 2.
BROOKLYN (Ridgewood Grove)
--Italo Scortichini, ls4al, Italy, out
pointed Gerry Dreyer, 1894, South
Africa, 10.
WORCESTER, Mass - Paul
Roache. 1854, Boston. stopped Pat
Kelley. 13e, Lawrence, 4.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas-Ortil
Galvan, lls. Saltillc, Mexico, out
pointed Buddy Basgett. us. Dallas,
Is.
SACRAMENTO, calif--Santiago
Esteban, 1854. Walsenburg, Colo,
stopped Marvin Smith, ia, Long
Beach, Calf, 3.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-06
Junior League
Campaign Will
Open At Wickers
Stadium Here

The batteries for to-
nights game: Moore pitch
ing and Duke catching; I'm
pires Wagner, Naish and
Roland!
That'll be the lineup when
the Evans Enterprises Nine
squares off against the
American Legion Post 1913
baseballers tonight at Wick
ers Field Stadium.
Pitcher Moore, a newcomer to
Key Vests baseball scene, is al
noady under contract = to 10th
Century Fox. It's none other than
the beauteous Terry Moore, star
Of s'Twelve Mile Reef, now being
filmed here.
o16 ~ tUSo Jul tAAC la ob poAA w
night to give the 1858 Legion jun
for loop season a gala sendoff. Adj
miraI Irving T. Duke win receive
heR toss.
The Umpires :. well, the less said
the better. They'll be Robert Wag-
ner, J. Carol Naish and Gilbert
Roland, also stars in the 10Th Cent
ufy Fox epic.
Pre-game ceremonies win get
underway at 1880 p. m. with the
baseball action slated to start at
Sis p. m.
IN addition to the appearance of
the stars, scores Of valuable door
prizes win be given away at the
rate Of three between every inning.
Scores Of Key Westers are ex-
pected TO flock to the stadium to
aid the Legion. Officials have stat
Cd that the gate receipts Of the
opener 60 a long way In defraying
the costs Of the league operation
throughout the season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-06

spring suggests ample supplies OF
hides.
Some Of the see-saw of prices
reflects adjustments to the end Of
controls.
Metals are the prime examples
here. Domestic demand for lead
and zinc Is rising. producers say.
but prices are weak. because Of
world market conditions. Copper
prices are still above the old price
ceilings under controls but the
price d brass and bronze has
dropped back to the old ceilings,
or lower.
Most Of the see-saw. however,
Is just the natural workings Of the
market. as people want more first
Of one product and then Of another,
and as world supplies Increase or
tighten.
It's neither imitation nor defIe-
ton yet, Just the return Of prices
to the old swo-way street On which
they normally travel. when he
government doesn't interfere.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-06

rushed tosthe scene of the collision.
For y time the crew of the Duke
members ana civil service person
mel There was no information
whether she had any passengers
|ahaard.
A lifeboat from Walton-on.Naze
and a tug from Harwich put TO
sea. Nearhx shes IN the North Sea
rushed m the scene Of the collision.
For q time the crew of the Duke
of York made preparations 10
abandon ship. Much Of the vessel
harvard Of the bridge was gons.
Later the tow attempt was decided
On.
The sec In the area was reported
calm. with light broken clouds
overhead
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-06
NATIONAL LlrTlE lEAcue
MAJOR LEAGUE
fCaallnusd nom page Six

tCaatInuad from PAGE Sikh
Increase ut the gate. The others
are the Philadelphia Athletics
ts.asol. the Philadelphia Philiies
tsiitl and the Cincinnati Redlegs
l2,eosl.
The Detroit Tigers. Americas
League cellar dweilers. are more
than ioo,eoa admissions behind
their 1852 figure IN their flrst II
rome games. They drew more
han . millioa With n eishtA-plscs
cub last rear.
Toe cltst's-! f~1lsns are q, -
n arrears ard the CAieago wfiss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-06
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
BY The Associated Pres.

~ tue k%S&0Gbdreo PreSS
BATTING - Wyrostek, Philadel.
phia, .434.
RUNS - Gillian and Robinson,
Brooklyn, II.
RUNS BATTED N-Campanel.
la. Brooklyn, rs.
HITS -Snider, Brooklyn, Is.
DOUBLES-Dark, New York, Z.
TRIPLES-Bernier, Pittsburgh. 4.
HOME RUNS - Campanella.
Brooklyn and Mathews, Milwaukee,
6.
STOLEN BASES - Gillian.
Brooklyn & Bruton, Milwaukee, S.
PITCHING Surkont, Milwaukee,
80. 1000; Erskine, Brooklyn and
Mizell, St. Louis, 20, 1000; nine
pitchers tied with 10, 1000.
STRIKEOUTS - Roberts, Phila-
delphia, Is.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING-Kell, Boston AIS.
RUNS-Mantle, New York, 20.
RUNS BATTED N-Elliott, St.
Louis, is.
HTS-Philley, Philadelphia, %.
DOUBLES-Kell. Boston, II.
TRIPLES..Jensen, Washington,
4.
HOME RUNS-Wertz, st. Louis,
S.
PTTCHING-Parne Boston, 40,
1000; Wynn. Cleveland and Stuart,
St.Louis, so. 1.oV0; Madison, De-
troit, and Ford and Lopat, New
York, 20, LOCO.
STRIKEOUTS- St.Louis,
"a.
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"wednesday. May s 1853 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN pss.1.
SHIPS COLLIDE
EARLY TO-DAY
IN NOR TIL SEA

HARWICH, England IN - The
American transport Haiti victnry
and the passenger-filled British
steamer Duke Of York colIided in
the lower end of the North Sen be-
fore dawn today, tearing away and
sinking the steamers bow.
Two of her passengers woman
and child-were reported trapped
in the still-afloat after portion af
the Duke Of York, which tbs Haiti
Victory was reported trying to tow
to the port Of Harwich, 90 miles
away on Englan DIS southeast
coast.
The other passengers-some az
them injured and reported variaus-
ly at from $40 to 436 in number
were transferred first to the 7,eo7-
ton Haiti Victory.
Later 80 Of these were reported
transferred to another unidentified
American ship, which headed for
Dover and messaged she had
emergency cases aboard.
Ambulances were rushed to the
Dover waterfront.
The Duke of York was believed
to have carried q crew of q. There
was no word from her master,
Capt. r. B. Adams, whether any
of them were injured.
Dirkzwager's agency in Rotter-
dam said the ship radioed: Have
located trapped woman and child.
Can YOU bring heavy rescue gear.
Suspect badly injured
There was no immediate word Of
damage to the Haiti Victory. OPP
Grated by the u. S. Military Sea
Transport Service, she was bound
from Bremerhaven, Germany, for
an American port. Her 50 crew
members are civil service person
mel. There was no information
whether she had any passengers
aboard.
A lifeboat from Walton-on-Naze
and a tug from Harwich put to
sea. Nearby ships in the North Sea