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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-13

home Sunday after spending three
weeks with her son, Dupuv Redd
and his family. in Paintsville. Ky
Mr. and Mrs. Redd are parents
Of son, John Edwards, born Oct.
% il a hospital in Paintsville.
The Methodist Mems Group of
tie Prince Edward charge of
churches vii, meet at the Grange
Hall. at Abilene. Friday night,
Nov. IA with the ladies of Mt.
Pleasant church acting as host
ess.
T C Jones was notified of the
Death Of his uncle. Daniel Dunn.
husband Of his only aunt. which
occurred at His homo in Halifax.
Wednesday night. Nov. 4 Funeral
services were conducted at the
Powell Funeral Home in South
Boston. Friday at 2 p. m. with
IN crment n the Halifax Gem
tory
Leaders school
Ms J \ Hines attended the
Leaders Training Meeting Of H.
= Clubs III FarmyIlf last Thurs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-13

end were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wy /
att and MI. and Mrs. P. L. Fox.
from West Point Also. Ny. and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-13

Mrs. NJ. j. Locke and their son,
Joseph, from Keysvlle. listed in
The same home.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-13
GREEN BAY ROUTE ! NEWS
GREEN BAY ROUTE NEWS
Bazaar Plans OF NIeIlerrin WSCS
TO Include Womanless Wedding, Music

A bazaar sponsored BY the
WSCS of Meherrin Methodist
Church, will be held at the Me-
herrin School, Tuesday Nov IT,
at 7 p. m. A "Womanless Wed
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-13
Green Bay

Visitors in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. Pollard over the week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-13

Miss Catherine Perry, specialist
shows members
to make attractive Christmas decorations The
Courthouse
shown the principles
bells, balls
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-13

Several food retailers their hand
during
vile the Economy jaime
representative of the National Poultry
r. the
school 30 food retailers
ing Pouitry Federation of VP
L. +. Striplin. county he
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-13

Mrs. RUBY Read returned to heg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
Thousands See
ICOnch Bowl
Races

The Cupboard Races held in Gar.
rison Blight Sunday afternoon were
part of the Conch Bowl Festival
Over 1000 people lined the sea wall,
Cecil Gates turned over in his
speedy little craft when he hit a
piece OF driftwood in the B Class,
but was able to make repairs to
enter the free for all.
Bascom Grooms suffered motor
trouble, and was unable 10 run the
first heat of the B Class.
David Mason turned up the win.
ner of the beautiful trophy for this
class.
In the B-Fishing Gene Skaggs
was winner Of the first heat. and
on his way to win the second heat.
his throttle broke and he had to
drop out and leave ]. Schneedle,
bach and Tommy Saunders to tie
for first place.
Again the D-l class was won by
Chef Tingler 1st and Walter CudS.
land End of Marathon, Fla.
The free for all was Bascom
Grooms LIST, Cecil Gates, End, Chef
Tingler 3rd.
This will be the final race of the
year and the Race Committee will
tally up the points for the presen-
tation of the Point Trophies" at
the annual banquet which will be
announced later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
Americans Are
Teaching The
British Soccer

MANCHESTER. England U -
A team Of United States soccer
players is plugging away at the
top Of an English amateur league
and soccer-mad locals are blink
ing their eyes in amazement.
The team causing all the fuss
| is the Burtonwood Gunners, formed
from United States Air Force mer
at the Burtonwood base in North.
.ern England.
They have played % games and
lost only twice. In league games
they boast a 100 per cent record
They have scored IS goals against
% in nine league matches.
We started the season as q
novelty, Capt. Ted Zitrick, per
sonnet officer at Burtonwood, said
Now we're a threat and in a
strong position to win the cham.
pionship of our division-and nc
longer a novelty"
Zitrck, who comes from Han.
ford, Calf, said they also run q
reserve team aid that's undefeatec
in six matches.
The Yanks take on local factory
teams and their success has fired
the imagination Of other Ameri.
cans at the base.
About 40 or 50 boys travel to
each match-and if we have nc
game many Of them, now rabid
soccer fans, go to another soccer
match" Zitrick said.
Zitrick said the team started
playing last season. Then il
branched out and went into a
league.
Men with soccer experience
formed the nucleus of the team.
Now we are getting plenty of con-
verts," he said.
I'VE are playing an average OF
three games a week-and that's
tough going. Now our fame has
spread and we have received invi-
tations to play games in Scotland
and Ireland"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

Herman Taylor, veteran Phila.
delphia promoter. swings at tele-
vision from the floor in the cur
rent issue Of International Boxing
Magazine.
You can't sell something you're
giving away free" Herman says.
However. boxing is doing just
this-selling its birthright for a
mess of pottage.
ITO offer two. three and even
four boxing shows a week on video
gives the fan more boxing in a
month than he would ordinarily
see in a year. And all in the con.
venience of his home. So, what is
to happen to the small clubs and
the local promoters with their
weekly shows matching local talent
and neighborhood rivals? They
have to 60 out of business, and
with their demise goes boxing.
Throughout this area, spots like
Camden, Allentown, Atlantic City,
Trenton and Reading, all have been
forced out of business. Here in
Philadelphia only one club is run
mig, and that has been running
at a loss for the past few years.
There is no autopsy needed-we
know what is killing boxing"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
SoFTBALL STANDINGS
Yank Stadium
Sale TOK OfC
Is RulnOred

ST. LOUIS Up - The St. Louis
Glohe-Democrat reports a national
Catholic fraternal organization Is
trying to buy Yankee Stadium in
New York for a price in excess
or Ia million dollars.
The newspapers first report that
the Knights of Columbus had com.
pleted the purchase brought a
quick denial from the head of the
organization.
This report ais not true" said
Luke E. Hart, supreme knight OF
the Knights of Columbus, from
New Haven, Conn.
OF the original report, Hart
said:
1T Is true we have been dis.
euSSing the purchase of the sta
dunn as an investment purchase
but the deal was not made.
In New York, Yankee General
Manager George Weiss said, mo
omment."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
Happy Chandler Advises Ballplayers Not To
Attend Atlanta Meeting With Ford Prick

Certainly no one wants to b
Indifferent TO the players and
their wishes. And they have every
right In the world TO retain . law
yer.
But trying TO create doubts
in the minds Of the public on the
veracity AMI integrity Of the club
owners Is not going to solve the
A'ohlem. Il would have been so
much better to have approached
the problem with dignity"
The owners were almost certain
to reject the players demands for
a boost in pension benefits from
$50 to $50 for five-year men and
from 500 TO $50 for l0-year men.
kiner said the players based
their requests for increased PEN
sions on the consideration that
more money would be available
In 1856 when the plan would nor
mally be renegotiated under the
fve-year setup. He said in two
years the 81, 70o. 900 still owed from
the original ila million for pro-
rated Payments on old ballplayerx.
would be paid up. That, he said.
would leave between s7S0.oo and
one million additional money avail
able each year from the World
Series and All-Star Game televi-
sion money.
This money has to 20 some
where, kiner said. I'VE want il
to go into the pension fund and
not into the owners pockets"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
Indiana Cagers
|Wallop Kansas
State, 92-66
BY 60 coRIcAN

NEW YORK " - Did someone
say Indiana. last years NCAA
champion, might be in for a rough
season?
The Hoosiers, who had their
troubles licking Cincinnati only
three days ago. came back last
night and coasted to a s2-6s vic.
tory over hapless Kansas State.
one Of the three teams to beat
them a year ago.
Only today. the nations sports
writers and sportscasters voted In
diana the No. l team in the annual
Associated Press preseason college
basketball poll.
Maybe the score against Cincin-
matt was what the Hoosiers needed
because they stepped on the court
in Bloomington and ran up an iI-2
count In just three minutes and
Coach Branch McCracken, who
had the woes before the game,
stopped worrying.
Slx-foot-I0 Don Schlundt hit for
is points in the first quarter and
after that State never was in the
game. Schlundt wound up with Is
points. although. like most of the
first team, he played only about a
half.
DuqueSne and Oklahoma Ann.
rated Nos. and in the APP
poll, both won. But the Aggies had
their troubles with Texas and it
wasn't until the final 20 seconds
that Tom Fuller connected with a
push shot to put his team in front
$3.50. DuqueSne coasted to an 49,
So victory over st. Francis College
of Loretto, Pa.
Minnesota, which is figured to
give Indiana and Illinois a run for
the Big Ten championship, had its
difficulties. frittering away a II.
point firSt-half lead against Tulsa.
But the Gophers came back to
exc out a $3.50 victory when Chuck
Mencel dunked 2O-foot, one-hand.
er with 20 seconds left.
A fellow can't hold his records
for any time at all these DAYS.
Saturday night, Kentucky's All
America of two seasons back, Cliff
Hagan. poured 81 points through
the hoop against Temple-an all
time high for Southeastern Con-
ference player.
Last night, Louisiana States
Paul Petit went into action
against Louisiana College and hit
for so points as his team scored a
chilling 1874 victory.
In a major upset, Vanderbilts
young team outscored Duke, one
of the powers of the Atlantic Coast
Conference, 1885. Duke ran up
more than 100 points in each of its
first two games, but Vanderbilt
apparently was unawed. Dan Finch
was the leader of the uprising with
% points.
Missouri opened with a 75-4s tri-
umph over Drake; Marquette
came on fast in the second half
to stop Creighton 92-73; George
town won its third straight 1888
at the expense Of Mount st.
Mary's; Niagara licked Toledo 70.
81, and De Paul turned back st.
Norbert 90-47.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
Seals Are
Said To Be Sold

LOS ANGELES Up - President
Clarence Rowland of the Pacific
Coast League says he expects the
San Francisco Seals to be pur.
chased this week from the league.
Rudi Schaffer and Bill Veeck OBJ
viously have the inside track, since
Schaffer has deposited 5000 of
the 100000 asking price and has
offered to add $4,000 more if for
mer owner Paul Pagan relinquish-
eS his right to take over again
at any time within five years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
BY JOE RElcHLER

NEW YORK lA-Former Base
ball Commissioner A. B. Happy
Chandler counseled the major
league player representatives on
their pension rights and advised
them not to go into the Atlanta
meeting win Commissioner Ford
Frick. The Associated Press
learned today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
Sea Scouts Make
Overnight Cruise

Seven Sea Scouts from Sea Elk.
plorer Ship $50 spent an overnight
cruise on Cow Key, it was an.
nounced today by Skipper Sal AL.
varez.
Under the direction of Alvarez
and Mate Harry Williams, the
scouts .ttended classes in boats
and boat handling, cooking. and
sailing. Other classes included sea.
manShip and ground tackle.
Alvarez said any boy interested
in becoming a sea scout can con.
tact him at 2-2150.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

SALEM, Mass. R-Mrs. Ruby A.
Cavanaugh, %, of Lynn. testified
in Salem Probate Court yesterday
that after her husband objected
to her watching television he
tossed an AK through the TV
screen.
Judge John V. Phelan took her
petition for divorce on grounds of
cruelty under Amusement.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

This new development in the bit.
ter pension dispute between the
players and club owners came TO
light today for the first time only
hours before the National and
American League executives met
10 make important decisions re-
gardlng decisions regarding the
players demands.
The Is player representatives at
their special meeting in Atlanta
last Wednesday. telephoned Chand-
Ter at his Versailles, Ky. home
for advice before deciding whether
TO meet with Prick.
Chandler. in an answer 10 a ques-
ton. informed the players that all
radio and television money of the
World Series and An-Star Game
belong TO them and rightfully be-
longed IN the pension fund. He
advised them not 10 meet with
Frick without the presence of their
lawyer. J. Norman Lewis. The
players followed his advice, walk
ing out on the commissioner when
he refused to allow Lewis to at
tend the meeting.
National League player rep
resentative Ralph Kiner. who ear
lier had denied he was present at
any meeting in which baSeball's
Executive Council had passed a
resolution to consider ending the
pension plan. amended the state.
ment last night.
The smuggling Chicago Cub out.
fielder said from his home in Palm
Springs. Calf, the only resolution
proposed with which he was in
agreement was TO name a COM
mttee to see if it would be pos
Slble TO turn over the pension plan
to the players.
when we got to Atlanta" Kiner
declared, I'VE found the resolution
had been changed somewhere
along the line"
Kiner's version was in sharp var
lance with that of Baseball Com
missioner Ford Frick, who pre-
sided over the now pivotal Sept.
% meeting. Prick, No. / figure in
the game, insisted. both major
league player representatives -
kiner and Allie Reynolds of the
New York Yaniees-together with
Lewis. were present at the meet
ing. The commissioner pointedly
added that Kiner and Reynolds vot-
ed in favor of the resolution. Frick
said:
Il stopped the voting once and
told them they were going to hurt
the pension plan, but they contin-
ued the discussion and voted unan-
imously, 60. l have only one in
tereSt, to save the pension plan.
My only motive was TO protect the
plan"
]. Walter 0'Malley, president of
the Brooklyn Dodgers, who intro
duced the resolution, backed up
the commissioner, adding that a
check of the minutes would prove
that all three were present and
voted for the resolution.
There is no question but that
Kiner and Reynolds voted in favor
of the resolution in the presence
Of their lawyer" OMalley said.
"Kiner is a fine, clear-thinking
young man who is being sincere
in his efforts to carry out his OBJ.
legation. But it could be he has
the wrong approach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
DeWitt Roberts
Misses Bid For
NO-Hitter On
9TH Inning Tilt

Pat Lenihsn's double In the sew
enth spoiled Dewitt Roberts bid for
q no.hitter and gave the Fleet Son.
ar School a 10 victory in the first
game Of a softball doubleheader at
Bayview Park last night.
Dan McGrew, Sonar Highlander,
bested Roberts in q tight pitching
duel. MeGrew, who allowed only
three hits, struck out nine and
walked only two. Roberts, who two
weeks ago pitched . no-hitter a.
RainsG Sonar. had pitched - l.3 in
nings OF hitess ball before Leni-
han delivered his game winning
blow.
The winning tally came as a re-
suit OF az error by thirdbaseman
Kenneth Kerr on Henk's grounder
10 open the seventh. After Moser
popped up, Lehman delivered a
line drive double TO right cefter
10 score Henk with the winning
run.
Not a man reached third off Me-
Grew and only two got as far as
second. Before the fatal seventh,
only one man had reached second
off Roberts as he and MeGrew
turned in in one Of the best pitch
ine duels Of the winter season.
SCORE: X II Z
FLEET Sonar School 90 900 / liz
Dairy Queer 600 OOo U VOL
Roberts and FleitaS
McGrew and Roland.
In the nightcap, Dewitt Roberts
pitched five hit bali and the Dairy
Queen Billiards edged out the VX.
/ Flyers, 81. The win threw the
Billiards into a tie for first place
in the winter softball race. Roberts
who pitched a one hitter In the
opening but bowed 10 went all the
way for the Billiards. Roberts
struck out nine and walked in gain
ing his sixth win against four loss
es. Hal Schmidt, VX-l highlander,
went all the way and was touched
for six hits. He struck out three
and walked two in dropping his
second game OF the season against
three wins.
The Flyers picked run off Rob-
erts in the first inning when Vic
BOtelhO singled, took second on a
wild pitch, was sacrificed to third,
and scored on passed ball.
The Billiards took the lead in
the fourth when John Lewis dou-
bic and infield hits by Claude Val
DEE and Sam Valdez loaded the
bases with no outs. Schmidt mana
ged 10 get Kenneth Kerr and Rob-
erts on pop ups, but Tito Anguefi-
"a came through with a two-run
double.
In the sixth, the Billiards pick
ed up what proved to be the win.
ming run when Kerr singled and
scored on Roberts double.
The Flyers scored their final run
In their half of the sixth when Dick
Edwards singled, went to second
on a wild pitch, took third on
passed ball and scored when Ang-
guerra let GreenwOod'S single go
through him for an error.
Botelho, VX.1 shortstop, led the
Flyers offenSe with two singles in
three official trips TO the plate.
Wednesday night the Flyers and
the Billiards will tangle in the sec.
ond of a twin to decide the winner
OF the Island City Winter Softball
League. In the first game. Fleet
Sonar School will play General
Electric and exhibition game.
SCORE r H FL
Dairy Queen 600 2O1 o s-s.1
VX-l 100 OOl O 2.s.2l
Roberts and Lewis Fleitas CD
Schmidt and Fink
SoFTBALL STANDINGS
W L Pct.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIT
sIATEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERY.
RAY A. CORwIN and
FREDA CoRWIN, his wife,
VS.. SUIT TO QUIET TIT" TTTLf
PAUL p. LOWE. not known to
be dead or alive, ct al.
Defendants
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA:
TO: Paul h. Lowe, not known to b,
dead or alive:
stephen s. Lowe. also know
as Steven S. Lowe. not known
to be dead or alive:
Frances r. Lowe. also know
as Fannie Z. Lowe. not known
to be dead or alive:
Virginia Taylor, not known t
be dead or alive:
All unknown spouses of the
above named Defendants whC
may be married;
The unknown heirs at law
legattes. devisees. grantees
creditors, aSsignees, lienors
trustees, and all other parties
and claimants claiming by
OF the above named Defen.
dRnts:
The unknown heirs at law
legattes. devisees. grantees
creditors. aSsignees, lienors
trustees, and all other parties
and claimants claiming by
through, under or against
Henry d. Lowe, also known as
Henry Lowe. deceased:
All claimants under any OF the
aforesaid parties Defendant:
And all persons having or
claiming any interest in the
following described and situate
lying and being in the County
OF Monroe, State of Florida,
to-wit:
Government Lot /. Section II,
Township 81 Range SO, contain
ing S7.32 acres. Island OF Key
Largo as recorded in Deed Book
N-569. Monroe County Records.
Such lands located in Monroe
County. Florida, containing 1888
acres more or less.
You are hereby notified that a
Bill of Complaint has been filed
against you and others to quiet the
title OF Ray A. Corwin and Freda
Corwin, his wife. Plaintiffs herein,
In and to the following described
land, situate, lying and being in
Monroe County, state OF Florida,
to-wlt:
Government Lot /. Section i2.
Township 81 Range 80, contain
ing S1.3S acres. Island OF Key
Lago as recorded in Deed Book
N-S69, Monroe County Records.
Such lands located in Monroe
County, Florida. containing 37.5S
acres more or less.
and you are hereby required TO
serve a copy of your Answer 70
said Bill of Complaint on Plain
,iff's attorney. N. Ignatius Lester.
whose address is 42a Fleming Street,
Key West. Florida, on or before the
18th day Of December A. D. 1883,
and thereafter file the original
thereof in the office OF the Clerk
n the Circuit Court Of Monroe
County. Florida In the Court House
u Monroe County at Key West.
Florida; otherwise the allegations
u said Bill of Complaint will be
aiken as confessed by. you. This
week for four az consecutive weeks
n The Kew West Citizen. a news
PAPER Of general circulation pub
tshed in Monroe County. Florida.
Dated at Key West. Florida. this
18Th day Of November. A n. 1853.
EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk. Circuit Court.
Monroe County, Florida.
Circuit Court SeaN
BY (sdl Florence f. SAWYER
Deputy Clerk.
go Fleming Street.
<ey West Florida.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
nov. lS.st, dec. Is, A. n has
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
p.s.s The KEY wEsr CITIZEN Tuesday. December a l,s,
Sports
Roundup

NEW YORK Rs-Boxing's most
important social note Of the season
comes in the form Of an engraved
card from Al Well, manager OF
heavyweight champion Rocky Mar.
eiano. announcing that he has
moved his offices into a hotel suite
over on Manhattan's swank East
Side.
| In moving his and the cham.
pion's enterprise into a neighbor.
hood where steaks start at $3.50,
Well obviously is making a clean
break with the Broadway Eighth
avenue sector which for a quarter
OF a century has been the box.
ing capital OF the world.
It's a stable taxi ride across
town from Madison Square Garden
and Stillman's Gymnasium and the
theatrical office buildings which
additionally have housed the
games managers. sometimes three
to a room, to WELLS new offices.
Il notice." commented a rival
OF their richest manager, that he
waited until he was out of town
to have those notices mailed out.
He probably thinks IL will blow
over by the time he gets back"
II might have been more than
a coincidence that about the first
thing the big league owners did
after coming to order was announce
attendance figures for the past
season.
The news was nearly all bad.
Business dropped in every Ameri.
can League park a total of 16 per
cent. Only the fact that Milwaukee
broke all National League records
kept the National from showing a
similar drop. One authority claims
that IL of the is major league
clubs lost money.
Thus the owners have their sit
uation indelibly on the record when
the time comes today or tomor-
row to go to the mat with their
players on the matter OF increas-
ing pension payments ana other
benefits which would run into
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOTS
AAaEr. N. . =, -. w = =

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN thar
the undersigned. desiring to en-
gage In business under the fictiti-
GUS name of Vans Diesel sales
ana Service" corner Elizabetb and
Greene SITS, Key West, Florida. in.
tends TO register the said fictitious
name name with the Clerk of the Circuit
court OF Monroe County. Florida.
dated November is. 1883
HERBERT VAN DFRVEN
Sole Owner.
nov. 1874, dee. is. 1883
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
By Gayle Talbot

money. The men who foot the bills
would like very much TO have the
public on their side if it should
come to a serious showdown.