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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-09
Winter SOftban Championship Will
Be Decided Tonight At Bayview Park

The Winter Sobz champions hip VIII ong, when the
Vxl Flyers and the Dairy Queen Billiards ange game
OF doaheheader at Bayvew Park opener General
Electric win play the Fleet exhibition game The Son
ar boys finished in tie for second place General Electric
wound up in the cellar
The sxzsrds earned the right Flyers cham
pisnshp By detecting them Mend night IL behind Dewitt Re.
bsFts' five hit pitching
Is expected that Manager Vllaeal send Roberts TO
the hill In quest Of the championship Flyers viii have available
Dave Gamble ts) Hal Schmidt (3 TO do the hurting
Schmidt held The elEzsds Reherss
who twsd deuhgehesdsr Monda night ~ record
fer shs year
In the first game, expected Clint Warren viii 20 for
the General Electric Jets and either Danny Niece
will do the pitching for the Fleet Sonar School
The first viii underway TiS D. m Il will be the final
games Of the Winter softban season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-09
Adams Elected To
Head Quarterback
Club In 1854

Earl R. Adams was elected
Monday night as president Of
The Key West Quarterback
Club. He succeeds w. Curry
Harris who was named 10 the
bosrd Of directors.
Norton Harris was named by
ths group as first vice presi-
dent and Peter Knight was
elected second vice president.
ksIlar Watson will serve IS
corresponding secretary. Mer-
vile Rossm was reelected as
treasurer and Manuel Lopez as
recording secretary.
Norman BrantleY, John West
and Wsdsworth DeMsrritf
were named 70 the board Of
directors.
The Quarterback Club pro-
gram for the coming year will
be announced al . meeting set
for Jan. 4. In the past three
years they have been response.
BILE for soddins Wieksrs Field,
the purchase OF . time clock
and uniforms and the insvsUra.
fion Of q Barefoot football lea.
que.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-09
Wander Nicer
.TOManage


RICHMND, Va. R-Old Johnny
Double No Hit Wander Nicer is
coming back to the Class B Pied
mont League he left II years ago
for the major leagues.
The onetime wizard of the Gin
cinnati pitching staff is going to
manage the Richmond Colts in
1854.
Grinning like q rookie, he said:
''I'm tickled to death to get the
chance in Richmond"
Wander Nicer, now 80, hopes that
when he leaves the Piedmont
League this time, he'll go back to
the majors--as a manager.
The guy who pitched two sue.
cessive no-hit, no,run games for
Cincinnati back in 1898 explained
exactly what he expects Of a ball
club.
Il expect to have hustling ball
club that won't let down the fans, F"
he said. I'm not a fellow who will
put up with players who aren't
in shape.
81 don't ask them to do any
thing that won't do. If ] tell
them to run, I'll run with them.
Too many good fellow managers
don't last. My players will have
to toe the line, or out OF town
they 60"
Wander Nicer said he realized
he was coming into a hot spot in
taking over the Mustangs, the last.
place club in 1858. He knows the
fans here are disappointed over
failure of the city to gain a berth
in the Class AAA international
League, and he's heard of the YER
bal fights former managers have
had with owner Eddie Mooers.
I've known Mr.. Mooers from
the time l played in the Pied
mont" he said. 'Tve been playing
ball for some "a years and never
have had any trouble with my
manager or club owner.
81 know I've got a job to do.
Mr.. Mooers will be my boss. He
knows baseball, and he knows what
he's going to expect. I aim to
do my job, and I know that that
is what Mr.. Mooers expects oi
me-"
Wander Nicer managed Burling.
ton. Iowa, in the Class B league
last year. The team finished last
In the eight-team circuit. Wander
Nicer did some pitching, mostly
in relief, and had a ga record.
He'll pitch for Richmond too.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-09
ICasteuanO Meets
Turner Tonight

CLEVELAND R-Rocky Castel.
lani and Gil Turner will step into
the ring at even odds tonight for
their middleweight bout-despite
published ring ratings.
Castellani, the 27.year-old stab.
and-cross puncher, is ranked of.
ficially as the No. 2 contender
for the title held by California S
BobO Olson.
Befor" deciding the odds were
even yesterday, bettors had made
IA slight favorite of Turner, who
is ranked No. contender behind
a o I h e Philadelphia, Joe
Giardelli.
The 10-round bout will be tele.
vised over CHS.
It's scheduled for 10 pm. EST.
Castellani, who once lived at
Luzerne, Pa, has won Is pro bouts,
lost S and had 2 draws. So far
this year. he has won 7 and lost
la 12-round contest with Pierre
Langlois Feb. 6 in New York. He
beat Langlois here June II.
Turner, %, has won Il and lost
3. So far this year he has won 8
and lost lon points to Giardello
April 7.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-09
.NOtre Dame Looks
To 1854 Season

CHICAGO R-Notre Dame fol-.
lowers, never eonceding that Mary.
land Outranks the Irish as the 1853
mythical nationa. football cham
pion, can get solace by looking
ahead to next year.
The 1854 team should carry on
where this seasons outfit-tabbed
by Coach Frank Leahy as my
greatest"-left off.
Many experts predict the 1854
Irish will be even more terrific
and well equipped to extend the
unbeaten streak that now stretches
through IL games, including the
final two of 1852.
Graduation will wipe out the
entire right side of the line. center
Jim Schrader, guard Menil Nav
raides, tackle Art Hunter and end
Don Penza.
Missing from the backfield viii
be John Lattner, twice An-Amer-
lea, and Neil Worden-two of the
finest backs in Notre Dame history.
Three regular linemen return.
end Paul Matz, tackle Frank Var
richione and guard Ray Lemek.
Quarterback Ralph Guglielmi and
left halfback Joe Heap have an.
other year to 20.
In all, Leahy win lose only eight
players out Of his first three teams
True, six of them are regulars,
but the backlog of requirements
is outstanding.
Despite backfield versatility.
which should keynote the Irish next
fall. the main problem could be
N replacing Worden at aallAAek.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-09
Stanford Misses Bowl Bid But
Gains National Passing Grown

NEW YORK R-Staniord, which
narrowly missed getting into the
Rose Bowl, got some measure OF
consolation by finishing the 1858
football season as the nations
passing leader among major col
leges.
The West Coast school, which
won six games, tied one and lost
three, gained lbs yards per game
through the air, final N.CA.A,
statistics showed today.
The Indians, thanks mainly Ia
Bob Garrett, the nations individual
paee-setter, completed 100 passes
for 10 touchdownS for a 56.S av.
erage. Only Utah with SIS per cent
Mississippi State ST. and Cincin.
nati's $40 finished with a higher
percentage.
Defensively, Richmond gave the
South its fifth consecutive pass de.
Tense crown. The Virginia college
allowed +0.S yards per game on
passes and was the only team in
the country unsecured upon through
the air.
Richmond's claim to defensive
honors was well-rounded. II also
led In fewest competitions, 81.
least yardage and touchdowns. The
Spiders with SAT per cent were
second to Cincinnati's Sl.s in com.
pletion average.
College Of Pacific was runner.uu
70 Stanford on passing offense with
11l.6 yards a game. Dartmouth
vas third with 1859 followed hy
California 1912 and Columbia Isl O.
Kansas State set an all time
mark for major colleges, by ay.
eraging ass yards for each of its
" competitions, six of which went
for touchdowns. The old record was
S.S yards by Clemson in 1850.
Pennsylvania, additionally a run.
nins team, relied more on aerialS
Than anyone else, throwing 24.77
ames 4 game. Maryland, a de.
fensive power, was thrown against
most often, as times.
Auburn was best at intercepting.
grabbing 10 OF 1T enemy heavss
eor 1871 per cent while Louisiana
state came up with IS and 4ol
yards O. interrogation runbacks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-09

Houston Of the Missouri Valley
defeated Texas A&M Of the South.
west Conference 62-56. Tennessee
beat Clemson Of the Atlantic Coast
Conference 1855. Baylor hreessd
past West Texas State 1857. Ar.
kansas whipped Northwest Louis.
lana 7i-6a.
Western Kentucky had . surpris.
ingly close call before trimming
Middle Tennessee $50. Bowling
Green swamped Kent State sa.s7,
In the Far West, Seattle defeat.
ed Pacific Lutheran 1854.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-09
Russians Are Still Seething Over
Setbacks OF Olympic Soccer Team
AP Mewsgaatvrs

NEW YORK Soviet sports are still smarins from
the defeat OF their hEhytOuted aHar
Oympe Apparently they that leading
eeens get international erence games
Five Soviet eleyens have been touring many
the largest delegation wander outside the
s Dynamo has been playing In Romana Moscow Dynamo
has been travelling in CIeehoslovaa Spartak Poland
the Lnngad Zenith team Finland Torpedo
German.
In the past the Russians year rarely
than team outside the country and visits foreign
Russia also have been relatively few.
Last July Swedish team Moscow then visits
made by the Austria Rapid team Finnish team by Ro
manians, Hungarians and others
In general the Soviet record against foreign teams has
been fair
The Soviet used matter Of national
honor 70 win against foreign competitor
when the Soviet ansar Helsink
1852 oympcs its members deficient exper
iance, despite lasminue effort up time by
intense training against teams from Communist countries
The Soviet defeat Hesnk the tough Yugosav eleven was
Q great shock 10 Moscow
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-09
Gage Tourney
Dates Are Set

NEW YORK R-The National
Invitation Basketball Tournament.
oldest of the postseason Journeys,
will be held In Madison Square
Garden March 6, 8, 9, II and IS.
The dates were announced yes
terday by the Metropolitan Inter
collegiate Basketball Assn, which
sponsors the 12-team event.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-09
FalOney's Knee
Is Improving

COLLEGE PARK, Nd. R-Ber-
ME Faloney's knee is responding
to treatment but doctors say they
won't know for another week or
10 days whether the star Mary
land quarterback viii play in the
Orange Bowl.
Fsloney, injured Nov. q in
Maryland's victory over Alabama
as the TerrapinS were completing
their undefeated season, will be.
gin exercises to strengthen the in
jured knee and viii continue heat
treatments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-09

TIE siberia. Canada, Fish and
Game Assn. celebrates its 2Sth an
aiveTssry At the annual convention
RaA . and 6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-09

$40. 900 Miami Open. which starts
tomorrow at the Miami Springs
course.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-09
CAGE RESULTS

BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Wake Forest 81, NC. State So
Davidson IS. South Carolina Sc
Tennessee 81, Clemson Sc
Miss State 81, Howard (Ala) sc
Rollins rs, Florida Southern 20
Florida State 70, Mercer 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
ROCK CREEK APIS,
2411 00th SIT NV

80 SNS4A AZ we
"a NEW BUILDING)
Overlooking Rock Greek Park, !. block
Conn. ave.-Efhciency. $35 wk.; l.
bedrm., $50 wk. furn., maid serv. /;
free parking. utilities. Open 1917.
DE. 2-0927. -12
COLORED-ONE RIM, KIT. APT
1917 Fairmont st: NV. For inspec-
tion: apply JONES REALTY co,
2S e y, 14 It , St; NV" DU. 7-GeS5e'
coLoREp-a-ROoM AND KITCHEN
st: NV. Also, . furnished room.
COLORED-FURN. BsMT. APT
SO mo-: employed couple: no chill
drena. 1868 Monroe st. NV, IA.
CoLoRED-I5Os Z ST. SIEVE
rms. and kit, in clean respectable
home; empl. cpl. Ii. T-@241. Ia
COLORED-NICELY FURN. studio
bafb and "a. k1tfhen ssssa for Erl share
CoLoRED-N.E. sECTIoN-one-rm.,
kit. apt; share bath: will take
care Of children while parent works.
Ii. 7-05Sl. lie
COLORED-APT. AND ROOM-Furn.
DU. 1886. Ia
COLORED-BEDRM nv. rm., kit.
share bath with person, also
bsmt. apt, g rms. kit. and pvt.
bath; no children. Link. rms. q
child accepted. HO. 2-S191.
COLORED-FURN. APT.-And nm;
refined employed couple; utilities.
Ii, 7-9100.
CoLoRED-1sOs KALoRAMA RID.
Apt. %: 2 rms. kit. bath, S66.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. $4,000
COLORED-NEATLY FURN.-1 rm.,
sitchenette; gentleman or lady. Ii,
COLORED-13I7 IRVING ST. NV.
,-Lge. rm;. kit, pvt. bath; newly
COLORED-APT. = Contains Lv.
rm.. bedrm., next to bath. share
COLORED-3IOO BLOCK-Holmead
pl. NV; neatly furn. bedrm., liv.
rm.. kit. and share bath. all utils
furn.; reaS. rent; Monday apply
16l6 14th st; nn;,Eyssu,r ann w.
rent, also . extra rooms furn.; no
children. DE. 2-3375.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

124 18th ST. NE
Basement. efficiency: utilities fur
nished. Private entrance, neatly
| furnished.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
1924 14th St. NV. AID. 4-2005
14th AND HARVARD SITS. NV.
rms, kit. and bath, LIST flr. apt,
with utilities furn., $3.50. LII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

VIRGINIA, lge airy 5-rm. apt, outside
porch, gar, PVT. entr., surrounded
BY trees; blk. bus adults. TIE.
We HE'' HAVE SEVERAL. FURNISHED
apartments of ! and 2 bedrooms
in excellent locations. FREDERICK
4; BLU UNI CO.. e17 Pa. ave. Sc.
s ii Il!oSF For Mos.I4uz. turn:
equip. Excel. transp. and parking
Roof garden. Wo. 6-39s4 or ao.
Lincoln ,SL pARK-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
ployed couple preferred. S7e.5o.
Call after $50 weekdays. III 18th
L fiIv H RM.. bedrm.. fully equipped kit,
semi sxs sss- transp'' empl. spie.
H AIRY; kii ST: NV. ,l44l-Fqrn.
and bath. Suitable for 4 adults.
Whoa. 1908 Mass. aye. nv: .
Town fs and s apt ca Rfaf Live aGgn
Lovely 3 rms. and porch. Cor. elev.
apt, . living units. Ideal for >
bus, women best transp' ST. 3-ssa67'
bath. In BucRinsham community.
Im I transp. ia. a-ss95; IA.
4s2i i0I 18th ST. NV rms. kit. and
bath; utils. included. Cow. transp'
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Two apis,
one l-bedrm, one .2-bedrm. 1st f.,
ca. newly dec. with Bendix Econo-
mat washer. new furn.: liv. rm.. din.
rm.. bath. excel. kit; nr; Wisconsin asi,
Noodles COW. to Health Institutes
f GhR 4ES RMS rs AND BATH. pvt. entr.,
1st floor: no children or pets; $50;
c 81 StilisIei fSi w. A RES art
pvt. entr.; residential area: cow:
transp. utils. incl: suitable for 2
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-3 rms. Ia
baths. completely furn.: pvt. en-
trance; ideal for, or 8; no chill
DIRE a5en . Or 'sa gets; all utils' SIZE ,a mo
TAKoMA PARK-2-rm. apt. sos.
lst A.; beautiful wooded section;
clean and sunny; on ousline. ~
Me- yE4G 81 AND c sTs.-2 large rooms,
kit. bath; s77,5o mo. Call FIX
1917 siG'S .ist ST. N.w.-Newly reno
waited bldg, / blk. of of Conn.
ave; attrac. ! and , bedrm. apts.;
utiiS. 1urnlSneQ' aVall. lmme
COW. to tranSp. and Conn ave. shop
ping district. Open for inspection
Sat. and Sun from noon until D.
-l2
HYATTSVILLE-2 rms, kit, mod.
conv., semipvt. bath; End fl. WA.
ARLiNGTON-o rms, pvt. bath and
entr Partially furn.: walking dist.
Navy Annex. IA. S-1913. L
9Th N.E-Liv. rm., bedrm.. kit.
bath. $50. all utilS incl: cow.
stores. transp. Elk. 3-S5O0; ewes.
1915 IRVING ST. NV rms. kit.
and bath; bus at door; S95 mo-,
1st-f1. apt; 3 adults. Open for in
spection. Call 10, 5-0421, II no
answer. call JU. 1851. 10
NO. ARL., MISSIONER vic.-Two bed
rms. nicely furn,, for 2 or 4 per-
sons; screened porch, garage: no
small children or pets. JE. 3-1316.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES,
FURN. OR UNFURN.. AND SUB
LET'S: WASH, VA. VIC. (WHITEl
WEEKDAYS, 81; SAT, SUN, 9-5.
ACNE RENTAL AND REALTY CO.
524 BOND BLDG, MA. S-00O7,
14th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
SIS KING ST, ALEX. XII. S-1313.
o2O5 CLAIMING NE SS5. Two
bedroom ant, nicely furnished.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-S700. liz
1920 10Th ST. N.W.-Two rooms,
kit, bath, utils.; 500.
44S Mass. ave. n.w.-One room. kit.
bath, utils.; $50.
1913 Belmont st. nw.-Two rooms,
kit, bath; S75.
133 Varnum st. n.w.-Two rooms.
kit, bath; S65.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO. INC.
o03 H St. NV. ST. 3-3320
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
APARTMENTS UNFURRllSHEp

utilities. WE. 6-510o, AP. 7-21s7
TwO-BEDRooM APT, 500. so, nea,
Hecht Co. in Arlington. ia. 5-654O
13s
1891 4th ST. N.W.-RA. 6-5233. Q
ployed couple. Refs. Apply Apt 3
COLLEGE PARK, MD.-smarl. i-bed.
room apt. pvt. entrance: $50. incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

1920 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
Beautifully furnished, l-bedroom apt.
in one of D. C:'s finest locations near
bus transp.; $97.5 per mo. Call Mr..
Pettis or Mr.. Evans, H. G. SMITHY
CO., 81 18th st. NV, ST. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
APARTMENTS FURNISHED
Walker & Dunlop

1850 NEWTON ST. NV, NO. 2
st. loo; $50 per mo-; key in apt. 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.

1919 wARDER ST. NV, APT.
81 as,, snsri I'm: Kit, bath. $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

1922 18th ST. NV.
Nice DIN. tn location. sos mo. incl.
utilS. NO. 7-6lI1, ia. 9-41Sl Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
One bedroom, living room, kitchen
and bath; utilities furnished: avail
able now, at $50. so per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
1913 18th st. NV. D1. 7-6S3O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

EMBASSY ROW. DUPONT CIRCLE
First floor. l room, Pullman kitchen
and bath: SS5.
Second floor, 2 rooms. kitchen and
bath; S1l0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

1IO4 L ST. NV. NO. 8
Furn. enc, In the heart Of down.
town; S54 per no.; key at HOG
L st. NV. No. l.
1900 18th st. NV. co. 5-0222
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
APARTMENrs FURNISHED

Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD-Two large
RMS rms I PVT. s entrance semipvt. bath
10th ST. NV, 35IO-Liv. rm., bed
rmii; . kit; bath; 90 or 2 persons SGn;
Il7a6 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Apt. No
6; 2 rms, kit. and bath; S95 mo
Adults A9s No. Only open for n sas
Cali ~: 6-o42l. If no answer. call
WILSON VII slS' HOUSE, 1922 18th st. NV;
near Dupont Circle; excel. 2-rm
apt; 500. AID. 2-9296. Is
1875 VICTOR ST. N.E.-Nicely furn.,
modern apt. Living rm., dinette'
git l bed I11n;. bath bath open aS SaIly,
ewes. EN-. 2-S342. IA
RARE CHANCE for nice person. Use
of one Of prettiest apis. on Conn.
ave. Convenience. comfort. From
ARLINGTON-Two bedrooms. 2O-tt.
Nv. rm:. firepI:. dinette, kit. bath,
mr.. shopping; ideal for three or four
single adults; $3.50 per mo. IA.
ARLINGTON ii2nSGi mr.. Hechts; 3 rms,
SHADE s: SIS. 5002 N. 10th st. "a.
73e 5Ist ST. s.E.-Bedrm.. liv. rm.,
din. rm:. kit. bath. Entire lst A:
Linens. kit; equip, wash. mach; and
Fir SSlt; d one + fhild s-5 $iOo mo. vi 5
- s0f ROCK Ct Lc CREEK EiHz@a CHURCH Rp.t 2
rms. kitchen. bath: all utils. furn;;
s76: TH rs I F. BROWN dl5 9Th
PHRK RID. AND 18th ST. NV. VIC
One bedrm., liy. rm;. kit. and bath.
18th ST, NEAR l. N.w.-Fully fur
able rent; will sell furniture, DI.
2 ROOMS. nicely furnished. End fir.,
i WS nF' t atnS4a non-drinkins:, II
eony; to to bus transp.: no pets or
So fRiidT f6cx RI 9 B sss5s II rm
and kit, all utils. incl, S15 wk,:
share bath with one other. 7O9
1914 81 1 csLv III Lg St: s-i N%.-Bedrm.
liv. rm.. kit: one other person to
snare bath; also apt. with pvt. bath.
FRIENDLY. MD.-Close to Andrews
and Camp Springs; 3 rms. kit.
DdtH, pVL. enl., new nome, all KnOLly
pine, fireplace. 10. 7-2S6S UP to
10 am. and after 6 pm.
3 RMS. KIT. Semi-bath, phone: S65
mo. UN; 4-7!S3. 452s 34th' St,
ss ALLISON ST, N.E.-puplex; bed
rm:, liv. nm, kit. bath, pvt; all
18th AND E. CAPITOL - Entire End
mr., nicely furn.; 2 bedrms, kit,
bath. back porch; suit. 3 to 4
adults; $S5 mo. Ii. 4-O599.
12I c ST. Mccoy 2-rm. apt !;
refined married couple; no children;
/ RM. " AND KIT, utils. -furn.; Mass.
ave ave and 18th 9TH nv; $55 per mo;
downtown: for . and 4 people.
Also furn. house downtown. EN-.
EEFic. APT, private bath, Large
462I GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-:5-rm.
furn; apt. For quiet. employed
conv. transp. TU. 2-197S. II"
GLOVER PARK-2 bedrms.. liv. rm.,
din. kit. bath. Tv and deep freeze.
EN-; :1til 81 Cony, to bus. Ia
rm., kitchen. bath. Pvt. entrance;
2nd A.; utils.; S75 mo. WE. 5-919S.
--l3
Evening star., 1953-07-26
HeREs PROOF:
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in brightest sunshine

It's Proctor & CANDLES latest miracle-this great
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Tests using leading suds prove-an Oxydol wash
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The freshest, whitest, brightest clothes possible
and wonderful safety for colored washables tool
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-09-18
MANTEO PTA WILL HAVE
FIRST SESSION SEPT. 2

The Manteo Parent Teacher As
ISOLATION will hold its first meeting
of the year Monday night, Septem-
Der %, at eight o'clock. This first
meeting has been planned at night,
in order that fathers may attend
and have a chance to become ac-
quainted with the teachers. T h e
program will be "Back to School,
At this meeting the date and time
will be set for regular meetings.
Mrs. Lawrence Swain, district di-
rector and local president, plans to
attend the PTA workshop in
Greensboro October through g.
Mrs. C. S. Marshall, member of the
recreation committee and budget
chairman, plans to go as delegate
from the local group.
The theme for the year all over
the state will be Better homes,
better schools and better commun-
tiles"