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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

WASH.'S FINEST LOCATION-Rea.
posures' latest appointments. all
services included. individually con-
trolled air conditioning; prominent
ni1sGGI nrI1ss9ryi 247hr al7hc slevst9r building
Conn. cnoSv ave. '6iEoln NV AD. 4lsso6. sLR6 1876
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR. West
Observation-Disclosures location; new.
conditioned bldg. Call MORRI-
son g. HoLLINGSWoRTH. UN. f.
DOWNTOWN CORNER, 2,4OO So. fl.
air-cond. space, entire End A., pvt.
entr, lee. windows; ideal for manv
uses; reas. OIL. 4-0360. 10
2.5oO SO, FIT; on lst n. Of new mod >.
air.cond: bldg. WIN rent all or any
BsEtR Rx fHes 9fSsiGa of See Gs Ms fnLko6 Ell aSf
conn. AVE. NV. 1ais. 1909 Du-
pont Circle Bldg ofiice
incl. pvt. lavatory and use of re-
SsRSa SRss asS sSs% s1alsss Rss sRtEhn't zb sssE
RossLYN-Rental starting as low
as $50 per mo. in this modern Of
fee bldg Rentals, incl. air cond.,
downtown DC. Tdiel for architect.
engineers, manufacturers, agents.
etc; Call MR.. HUBBARD, ia; g.
SILVER spRING-a rms. ON Ga. ave.
OPP: p. o.: $40, THOMfsON &
7-RM. SUITE. in one Of Washingten;'s
most desirable. modern office build
ings; air cond. parking facilities.
excel. location. ST. 3-050M --21
1917 18th N.W.-Rooms. $50 and up;
air conditioned If desired. ST. g.
WYATT BLDG. Very attractively
furn. air-cond. ONCE and use recep.
rm.; only S100. Ideal for industry
repr.. lawyer, acct, etc. ST. 3-1640.
COLUMBIA PIKE. ARL.-Fully air
| cond. rm., 800 So. IT., in community
bldg. of Arlington Village Apts.,
250S Columbia pike: very attrac.
surroundings; all services furn. Call
ONCE weekdays, 9-5: Sat-, 9-12. ia.
OFFICES OFFICES FOR RENT in new modern mode
/ sir-cund. office bldg. Rooms of all
sizes up to $500 sq. It. 77O5 Ga.
ave. NV. RA. 3-2270 or see MR..
ELLROD on premises. --25
917 18th ST. N.W.-Private, unfurn.
ONCE In suite with use of reception
room: reasonable. Apply Suite 70S.
or MA S.RO0T ---OA
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STORES FOR RENT

QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR, west Hy.
attsvilic. new stores. highly concen-
trated established area. Call NOR.
RISON q HOLLINGSWCRTH. UN
4-3200, 9 to g. -19
STORE, good colored location, Dus,
block. SOS. so mo. 2439 Nichols ave
sc. RA 3-a424. -RA, 6-1037. --2f
SEVERAL STORES for rent; wer,
$3.50. to $500 mo- Now 500 mo
r. b. BEHREND, Ma. S-4639. -2l
STORE, 1Sx75; OPP. Ice. Govt. bldg.
So 36 smo. incl. heat SECURITY
REALTY. 906 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma
S-d144: JU, 9-7323 -21
SILVER SPRING AREA--Nice store
etc Rent only 500. THOMPSON &
GRAY, JU. $4,000 It'll 6. -2I
SILVER SPRING, corner of Sligo ave
and Schrider st.-Drugstore. in
this location | 4 yrs, avail. Novem-
ber l. JU. 5-4554. -2l
LARGE STORE, sale or rent-3,50C
So n 1st comml: suitable light
mfg. wholesale or retail business,
storage or warehouse; $3.50 mo. All
facils. Lge. rear alley. OWNER, Boa
41S-Y, Star.
STORE, 90 #. deep to wide alley
10000 people in . blks.; S110;- 1886
r st. NV. NO. $1,000. 20s
1915 9th ST. N.W.--Modern store.
ideal for office space or retail buSi-
ness. 16x30 IT. DI T-4344
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WE NEED "lots Of lots We buy,
sell, Prince Georges County lots and
acreage. MR.. DICKEY. AP. 7-S0S0.
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PROPERTY WANTED

APT HOUSE, or more units; viii
pay cash for good investment in
D. c. or suburbs. Call MIR. PUFFEM-
BERGER ewes or mornings. LU,
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soATs
34-FT. BALTI. BuIL

34-FT. BALTI. BUILT-Ford marine
cony. huh in excellent cond.,
hunks, marine toilet. etc. boat
moored ct MIR. HAYES, 4th and
+ Severn sts.. Annapolis. Must sell
$3.50 or best offer. --ig
25-H.P. JOHNSON '54; peri. cond.
sacrifice: leaving for Calf $500 39th
ST.. Brentwood before IL after 8.
HALL-scOTT. heavy duty Marine
Engine, 100 hip. installing lareer
sassnss sssssss ter li Ms HsmfnsiShs azRs ea ater 81
EViHNRiSUDE RUDE SALES AND SERVICE.
ROBERT s. THOMAS. S402 Fenton
Sc. SILVER Spring. Nd. JU. 5-3030.
CAPT. KING, LO. 4-5S43 days: wa.
7-4192S after 8 and week ends
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GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE

BEEF, HORSE AND STOCK FARM
S15O,00O in bldgs., all in perfect
repair. 900 rolling acres, 3-miIe Ca
pom River front. good fishing; Mt
Vernon Colonial brick home; 10
rms, 8 baths: in ne. new,house nho condi-; ii
cate. Soil is the best. with gor-
geous scenery, paved I'd. to front
door. Owner will take D. c. prop
erty as part payment. This Is o
fantastic buy. 4as
Cali siGLER 4 co. RA. ,3-84s1 I'll o
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1852 "a stake: looks like
new, low mileage, new body. SS95
Washington's Oldest and Largest
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer, TREW MO-
TOR Co, 9Th and Fla. ave. ne
Ii. 7-1133
DODGE l94S panel; S295.. Wash.
ington's Oldest and Largest Dodge.
plymouth Dealer, TREW MOTOR
CO. 9th and. Fla. ave. ne. Ii. z
lf32
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REAL estate WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON end TRUsT-we vii
s buy 2ud-trust notRs. D G.. nearby
Ma Or Va; rsSschsble rates ,,vNA "a
MENI CORP 'ID2 N ave. NV
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
I BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors
1881 G st. NV. ME. S-2495.
WILL FINANCE or ouy. yoar seconc
trust. Inquiries nnfdential day o.
, eve. RA 3-33l3. tot
I2nd TRUST, Arlington area: immed
action McCLAINE PROPERTIES
24b0 Wilson blvd. Arl ia 2-3300
'1stN2nd, 3rd TRUST LOANS coverinf
D., c., nearby Nd. and Va prop
critics: financial relief for all pur'
poses ApeL repairs, .remodeling, ad'
ditions, improvements.
APEX REALTY CO.
I. oil NEW YORK AVE. NV.
ST. 3-1612 22'
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BIG SAVINGS

Ford '54 F-75O 144-inch wheelbase
cab and chassis, Meadow green
16x9.20 10-ply tires. 2-speed real
axle, heavy duty rear springs, Tin
rims, front turn signals heater and
defroster, overdrive, transp.. This
truck. used slightly for show pur-
poses, less than 100 miles shown or
speedometer. Bug now at ire
nendous saving. Call Mr.. Graham
ia. $4,000. HANDLEY MOTOR CO.
6323 Ga ave NV "a
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DRIVEN RESTAURANT

Fully equipped with new fixtures. AIR
conditioned About $4,000 50. #.
parking. located on extremely heavily
Travelled street. close to many ware
houses. Industrial plants and large
Capital Transit garage. Excellent
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV MA. $4,000
-2a
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Spot CASH
For Home or Trust Note
cox e. co RE T.1R92
FROM OWNER
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

FOR SALE-six- unit bldg, in NV,
by owner. P. d. FORD, once, JU.
5-5599; ewes. and week ends, SP.
IA WEII-sEcuRED WELL Is. TRUST, 81
plus a percentage of profits, that
offers an exceptional return for
safe investment in denominations
OF $4,000. ED G. ADAMS, OIL.
sTORE AND APT. on 7th st. NV:
income, $500 per month Priced to
sell at S24,5OO, with only $1,000
needed above one trust. PAUL
PERUzZI. RE. 5-1915 or TU. p
sIx.uNIT DETACHED BRICK. alum.
awnings; gross annual income $5.-
700 per year. This is one Of our
choice investments. priced at $3S,-
500. Located Just one mi. from D. C.
line, out New Hampshire ave. CARL
D. FORD, Builder. JU. 9-5170. 20
FOUR-FAMILY BLDG, semidet.; S3,-
31S annual inc. low expenses; excel.
cond. $4,000 1st trust at 4es.
| Owner moving to Fla. must sell.
NJ. NJ. NORTHERN, DI. 7-ss42.
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TevcKs FOR SALE

DODGE sl94S panel; S295. Wash
ingtoi!s Oldest and Largest Dodge
2 Co.. 9TH and Fla. ave. ne. Ii u
FORD 1859 l-ton pickup; very low
mileage, clean throughout; 1895,
Call Ed g-5466 -2l
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
KENILWORTH AVE.

100 it. from corner on Frolich lane;
10000 IT,. fenced-in; 2-story brick
house on place. Excellent location
good roads. Industrial or CONNER
cial business. SEGAL, LU. 3-226I ;
eyes,, JU. 5-2644
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INVEST. PROF. SALE Gent,

We HAVE CLIENTS WAITING to
buy unit. unit ana | 2 INIT
modern apt. houses In Va What
have you 70 Offer? Phone TE 6-
son. INC. I16 s. ST. Asaph st.,
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WANT TO BUY q Ford panel rs.
39 or 40. Any condition. AD.
4-3015.
NICE CARS WANTED: immediate
cash! BOWMAN MOTOR SALES,
1880 Georgia ave. NV ia. $4,000
SOUTHERN DEALERS in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars Cali ia 9-4S01
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MODERN. clean 2 or 3 nedrm. nome
in good D. c. or nearby Nd. loca-
tion. southeast pref. Have substan.
tial cash. MRS. COX. LU. 2-S136
or ST. 3-736S
MONTGOMERY county, bedrms.,
, baths. full bsmt. with ground-lev
parochial schools. Price under
$20.u00. Box aU7-E Star. 30
HOMES WANTED NV, ne, Hyatts-
vile. Silver Spring. Cash or
terms. List with US. we're short OF
good houses Lots. too JOSEPH r
LITTLE. Realtor RE 7-6195
ALL CASH-Submit all properties for
24-hour commitment: any section
size or condition. Call CO. 5000:
ewes. RA. 6-55O5 -2l
Cash IN ON OUR "ALL-CASH PLAN"
For top-dollar price call Mr.. GOD
DARD. OIL. 4-7922 or HU. 3-4236.
WE BUY ALL CAsH-or we can
finance buyer at higher retail
price giving you much higher down
payment. Also need reg. listings.
MIR. WHITE. ia. 7-5253. -21
WISH TO PURCHASE nice home,
northeast section: substantial cash:
no agents. DU. 7-2451. -23
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MOTORCYCLES
suMMER HOMES

aARLEY-DAvDsON, 1850 "l25";
1000 MI; perfect condition; rea-
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LOWER PAYMENTS, LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
cssS sss' ana ap elyH MR soN az eaisnee 70
1870: evenings. LA 6-5194.
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CATvTIE FARM

An outstanding value, especially suitec
for beef cattle. Located 20 mile.
west OF Winchester. Va. Just of
Hwy. so. Over 800 acres of which
475 is in grass, corn and alfalfa
One OF the most beautiful estate!
. We have ever seen. Highly produc,
tive ground well laid out with /:
shed. etc. All have automatic
drinking fountains; 6-room tenant
house. Spacious Southern. Colonis
manor house with z bedrooms,
full baths. plus 2 half baths. Beau
tiful grounds and view. II you ar,
looking for q real farm at an out,
standing value with unusually gooe
financing. call Mr.. Muse.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO
EN-. 3-1S00
After 2 PM, WO. 6-655S
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| $40 ACRE

900 acres; breaflf@taking view.
Ideal for cattle. sheep sraztnE, Over
million feet Of timber, 2 tenant
apple orchard. Only . miles of Rte.
80. Near Romney, W. Va. SIGLER
: a. CO. RA. S-3431 til 8. 20
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DAIRYMAN

Must sell on account OF III health.
Your opportunity to. get so Hol-
stein milk cows, average monthly
check. 81 500. Fully equipped farm
3 barns, plenty feed. owners fine
country residence, tenant house Nc
better soil in Frederick Co. Well
fenced. Unusual value. Reasonable
terms. SIGLER & CO., RA. 3-3431
,kil 90
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TRAlLERS
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTEc

18-FT. ALUMINIUM trailer with 81
it.. aluminium rm. $3.50. TIE. 6-92S6
before z. -24
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES TO sulLD

HOLIDAY HOMES--Prefab.. 50 .e95
Erected with utilities; $500 down.
$50 mo. 5 yrs. See lots and sample
house. JU. S-4452. 10
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SI.7OO TRUST NOTE, payable SEQ
per per ma 1si' SsoId due and payble within, 3
SECOND TRUST NOTE, well sea-
soned: org, amount S4.950 at 6es;
payable S54 mo-; present bal. s4,-
495 subject to B. q l.. First trust.
Call ME- S-0Og5. -2I
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HAVE CLIENT who desires cabin
on river with good swimming; small
amount Of acreage; 25-mi. radius
D; C.. in Va: tnot Leesburg). !.
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ENJOY WORKING!
DESK SPACE

CAPITOL HILL-Two blocks from
Senate Once Building; with tele-
phone service; $35. Ii. 4-5405.
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Royal Note 81
Favorite Today

CHICAGO R-Royal Note, The
outstanding 2 year old of theseason
places his reputation and five
race winning streak on the line
today in the $149,785 Arlington
Futurity at Arlington Park.
Riding him was Eddie Arcaro,
who booted home last years Futur-
ity winner, Hasty Road, in 1:1OA-
a record for the Six-furlong event.
A parade of 16 to the post meant
a payoff of $93,345 to the winner
a sum almost double Royal Notes
previous earnings of $52,892.
Royal Note was overnight SO
favorite, with Our Prince and
Ocean Lane, coming in at about
81.
Jets War Date also was a
futurity starter. Delta, only filly
entered, also was a likely con
tender. Georgian, Paradox, Ambig.
uous, Dogoon and Impromptu also
were conceded chances.
Rounding out the lineup were
Mr.. President, Spe d Rouser,
Prince Moor, Roman Senator, Tex
as Bulldog and Linial.
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Amateur" Net
Players Face
Investigation
BY Ed coRRICAN

NEW YORK Up An lnVeSti-
cation into the method by which
amateur tennis players collect their
expenses was in full swing today
with the Tennis Players League
and the United States Lawn Tennis
Assn. lust looking for the facts"
1t all came about as a result OF
the cancellation of the big Balti-
more Country Club fixture which
had been scheduled for next week.
Rumors that Baltimore tournament
officials claimed they were being
held up for too much NICOLA by
some of the top amateurs in the
country were making the rounds.
So they dropped the whole thing
to the chagrin of one and all.
The man who holds the answers
probably is William E. Lamble,
chairman of the tournament.
eff the charges I have been read.
ing are true" said Renville Nc
Mann, weep esident of the
USLTA and guiding hand behind
the nationals at Forest Hills, "then
discipline is in order. 1t makes no
difference whether the players in
volved are ranked No. 1, No. 10 or
No. 20.
We've got to clean up this sit
uation. We are looking for the
facts and when we find them we
will act"
Sidney Wood and his Tennis
Players League also is getting into
the act. Wood has called a meet
ing next Friday during the Meadow
Club Tournament, presumably to
find the culprit.
Ihere is is indication that the
cancellation of Baltimore and
spring Lake and the ieopardizing
OF other tournaments is attribute
Die to unwarranted demands of a
few name Players" he said. "This
condition is detrimental to the in
terests of all tournament players
and to tennis itself"
Until the Meadow Club in South.
ampton, NY, decided to lengthen
IT'S entry list, the touring players
mad no place to 60 next week.
Some of US would have had to
rig up couple of exhibitions on
Long Island or starve," said for
mer ational champion Art
Larsen.
Tony Trabert, the No. l PLAYER
IN the United States, was the first
10 deny he had done anv wrong.
he dropped out of the Baltimore
tournament and is playing in the
week.
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the happiness of believers. It's doc
trineS are holy, its precepts are
binding, its histories are true, and
its decisions are immutable. Read
it to be wise. believe it to be sure,
and practice it to be holy. 1t con-
tains light to direct you, food to
support you and comfort to cheer
you.
1T is the travellers map, the
pilgrims staff, the pilots compass,
the soldiers sword and the Chris:
tlan'S charter. Here Paradise is
restored, Heaven opened, and the
gates of Hell disclosed. Christ IS
Its grand subject, our good its de-
sign, and the glory of God its end.
1t should fill the memory, rule the
Eeart and guide the feet. Read it
slowly, frequently, prayerfully. It
is mine of wealth, paradise Of
glory, and river of pleasure. It
is given you in life, will be opened
at the judgment, and be remem.
bered forever. 1t involves the high
est responsibility, will reward the
greatest labor, and condemn all
who trifle with its sacred con-
tents"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-24
Sports
Roundup

NEW YORK decentralization Of
the Baltimore Grass Courts Tennis
Tournament, long fixture, at this
stage of the Eastern summer sea-
son, brings a chill to those who
believe that the amateur game is
important and dream of the day
when this country will again dom
mate world tennis.
The Baltimore event, which was
to have been held next week with
many of the nations top stars
competing, was wiped out abrupt
ly the other day, without any Of
fetal reason being given. From
authoritative sources, however, it
was learned that several of the
big names were demanding more
expense money than the traffic
would bear, one of them having
estimated that it would cost him
$500 just to live in Baltimore that
week.
Whatever the cause, there goes
another to join the list of long
famous tennis fixtures that have
given up the struggle in recent
years - Seabright, Southampton,
and Spring Lake among others.
There will be no tournament for
the boys to play in next week, and
at last report they were scramble
ing about trying to line up some
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AlSmith PAGES
TribeTo Win
Over Yanks
BY JACK HAND

NEW YORK Up - If Cleveland
beats out the New York Yankees
for the pennant, a man named AL
Smith could be the reason.
The 26-year-old Negro outfielder
from Kirkwood, Mo-, drove in five
runs in last nights 80 Cleveland
rOmp over the Yankees with a
three-run homer and a two-run
single. His third-inning double
didn't do anything but boost his
average.
Earlier in the year, Smith hit a
home run off Johnny Sain that
climaxed a long uphill struggle by
the Tribe after the Yanks had
taken big early lead.
Reporters asked Manager AL
Lopez what he thought was the
biggest improvement in the 1854
Tribe over the clubs that ran
second in the last three years.
"I'd say Smith was our biggest
single improvement" he said.
Hes real good ball player, now.
Smith and our secondary pitching
from fellows like Art Houtteman,
Hal Newhouser, Bob Teller and
Ray Narleski."
The score was tied % with two
men on when Smith drove one of
Eddie LOpat's pitches deep into
the lower left field seats in the
seventh inning. He didn't even
know what he hit.
"He throws one on the outside,
another on the inside and then
gives you a slider or a screw
ball." Smith said.
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|AnStarTeams
Vie For Title

The highest honor for Key West
submarine softballers is to be Sub
marine Refitting and Training
Group champions. Starting Monday
evening at 8 o'clock, all-Star teams,
representing each of the local sub.
marine Squadrons, will meet in q
best two out of three game series.
Naval Station Field 2 has been
selected for the proposed series. A
large number of Naval personnel
are expected for this last local
championship meet.
The second game will be played
Tuesday night and the third, il
needed, Wednesday.
From these two all-star SQUADS
the Key West representative will
be picked for the forthcoming Sub.
marine Force Atlantic Fleet Soft.
ball tourney. This event is schedul.
ed for the week of August 16.
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was third in the 200 meter free
style races.
The COMAIRLANT team tied
with the Fleet Marines for second
place in the Atlantic Fleet match
es. Incidentally captaining the Ma
rine team was Lieutenant Dick
Thomas, former Yale swimming
star who swan a near world re-
cord 81 second flat hundred meter
in a 400 meter free-style relay.
Swimming will be a competitive
sport in the Key West Admirals
Trophy tourney for the first time
this year. Competition is slated to
begin about September 1. All ac-
tivities are urged to start prepar.
ing their teams now.
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By Gayle Talbot

exhibitions to provide them with
meal money until they are more
painfully employed.
The players finally are becom.
ing frightened at what they have
done to a good thing. Sidney Wood
Jr., president of the Tennis Play.
ers League, has called a special
meeting of that body July 30 for
the purpose of seeking to effect
drastic corrective measures
against the 'unwarranted de.
mands" of the chief cuIprits.
It's about time, but from long
experience with tennis players we
are moved to doubt that anything
can come of the leagues belated
effort. The sham of amateur ten.
mis- has existed too long, with the
knowledge and acquieScence of the
games officials, for any drastic re-
forms to be made now.
. The top stars, accustomed to liv-
ing well on their special talents,
are not going to agree to any pro-
posal that they reduce their take
home pay to conform with that of
their rank-and-file brothers in
sport, who get knocked out in the
first and second rounds. They
know all too well that the leading
lady draws fatter pay envelope
than the members of the chorus
line.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
1911

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
w. II. Turner, Jr. holder of County
Tax Certificate No. 2O7 issued the
Second day of June, A. D. 1852, has
filed same in my office, and has
made application for a tax deed to
be issued thereon Said Certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County of Monroe,
State of Florida, tO-wit:
Government Lot 3, PalO Alto
Keys, Sec. 5, Twp. 50; Range
Ale, Containing 14.75 acres
more or less, as recorded in
Monroe County Records.
The assessment of said property
under the said certificate was in
the name of: E. B. Beardsley.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law. the pr,
perty described herein will be sol
to the highest bidder at the Court
House door on the first Monday in
the month of August, 1854, which is
the Second day of August, 1854.
Dated this Third day of July, 1854.
(Circuit EARL r. ADAMS,
Court SeaD Clerk of Circuit
Court, Monroe County, Florida
july 3-1O-17-24, 1854.
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Coca Cola Team To Vie With
Homestead ALL Stars TONIGHT
BigCr0,Od Seen
For BayUie,o PIX.
Double Header

A double header is plan
ned tonight at Bayview Park
when the highly touted
Homestead All Stars invade
the Island City.
The first game will get under
way at 7:3O pm. and will pit the
invaders against strong strength
ened Coca Cola nine. Manager
Bobby Brown of the locals is ex-
pectlng to send his ace righthand-
er, Joe Lewis to the hill with Dan
McCrew a recent addition who
won his first game last week bv
tossing a neat 3 hitter against the
VA-1 Flyers on hand if necessary.
Homestead managed by Fred
Rohdes will send either Fuchs or
Thomas to the mound. Coca Cola's
probable starting lineup will be
Kakl Rodiquez, CT; Danny Lastres,
SIS; Bunny Villereal, c; Bobby
Brown, Id; John Solomon, 2b; and
Joe Lewis, p. Other players on
hand to see action are NorvaI
Wilson, inf; Oscar Cruz of (if in
town.; Dan McCrew, p; and Red
Carey, p.
The second game expected to
get under way at 9:15 pm. will
see Key Vests best, managed by
Jack Villareal, in action against the
MainlanderS. Manager Villareal
plans on sending Dewitt Daddy"
Roberts to the hill with Bob
Santana handling the catching
chores. Manager Villareal will
more than likely field the same
team that will represent Key West
in the State Championship tourna-
ment this year. A huge turnout is
expected for both games.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-24
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
W. II: Turner, Jr. holder of County
Tax Certificate No. 222 issued the
Second day of June, A. D. 1852, has
filed same in my office, and has
made application for a tax deed to
be issued thereon Said Certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County of Monroe,
State of Florida, to-wit:
Section %, Township Ga Range
Sc, known as Ellison Island as
recorded in Deed Book G41-15O-
ISL.
The assessment of said property
under the said certificate was in
the name of: Fred J. La Marche,
Jr., EtuX.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law, the pro-
perty described herein will be sold
to the highest bidder at the Court
House door on the first Monday in
the month of August, 1854, which is
the Second day of August, 1854.
Dated this Third day of July, 1854.
(Circuit EARL R ADAMS,
Court SeaD Clerk of Circuit
Court, Monroe County, Florida
july 3-10-17-24, 1854