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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-12

Opportunities

LARGE store, central location. In
quire s21 White ST., Apt. Z.
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BIRD-DOG. Has large lemon spot
over right eye. S months-old.
large. Long-haired setter. Answers
to name of "Joe." Reward. 81
White Street. Phone 2-215s (Collon
hrkiand). jan11-2tx
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34-Household Items
For Sale

GREY three sectional sofa. 5000
Phone 2-290l. jans-3tx
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LARGE black cocker. Answers to
name of Pug" Boca Chica and
rabies tag. Reward. 2-3561, ext.
4Sl. Balleu, janl2-3txI
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case Me- 13-oI7
JUANITA 3. MCINTYRE.
JAMES RICHARD MCINTYRE,
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
TO: James Richard Mcintyre,
. Floral Street,
Concord, North Carolina.
you ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED 20 serve . copy OF
your Answer to the Complaint for
divorce on the Plaintiffs Solicitor.
and file the original Answer in the
Office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court on or before the 9Th day of
FEBRUARY. "A. ID. 1854 In the above
entitled cause, otherwise the allega-
lions therein contained Will be TAX
en- az confessed.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County. Florida, this
s ssnS sny Of 'anq EakL 4 r. p ADAMS Jams
Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Florence e. Sawyer
- n.
J. 7. PORTER, ~,
Solicitor for Plaintiff,
AS Fleming street,
Key West, Florida.
jan. 6-1a-ts-2e. 1854
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE,
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1890
AURELIo PAGES,
LUZ MARIA cAsrANrDA PAoEs:
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: LUZ MARIA CASTANEDA
PAGES
19o Zequeira.
Habana, Cuba.
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
0uired 10 serve q coDy OF YOUR an
swer on Enrique Esqui lido. Jr.
eos whitehead Street, Key West
Florida, Attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with tn
Clerk Of this Court on or before tn
21at day of January A. q. 1858
otherwise q Decree Pro confesss
will be entered against you.
Key West, Monroe County, Flor.
Ida, December 21st, 1858.
(SeaO EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the
Circuit Court.
BY: (sd) Florence r. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
dec. 22-2s. 1868: jan. s.is. 1855
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26-Lots For Sale

HIGHWAY to ocean, 80 & 400. Sum.
merland Key. Wolkoff, 32l Sim.
Ionton st. jan1-tf
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STOCK Island ocean front. 200 (
375. Wolkoff. 321 Simonton St.
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l3-Nursery Schools
l5ACifts And Novelties

SWINGS for babies and children.
Inside or outdoors. Hobby Shop.
HOS Truman Ave. ian12.5t
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43-Flowers. Trees
and Shrubs
coWBoY AND SON

COWBOY AND SON
LANDSCAPING, tree removal and
surgery, roof painting, cement
walks and porches. CAN for Tree
estimate. John r. Watson. 2.77s7.
janS-sttx
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INCOME property Completely re.
novated old Key West home. Two
apartments now rented. SIG, 900
full price. Phone 2-5727. jan7-6tx
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ON LOWER Keys, near waterfront,
Day, week, or season. Phone z.
e0e2. jans-6t
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SALE USED FURNITURE

EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY
342s Duck Avenue. Poinciana.
Phone 2-6ssl. We Buy and Sell
New and Used Furniture.
janl-f
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42-Dogs Cats . Pets

WOULD like 10 mate cocker span
lei, blonde male preferred. Good
pedigree required. Phone 2-3sls.
ianll-2t
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For Rent

NEWLY renovated bedroom apart
ment. AL utilities. Reasonable
rates. s2l Simonton. janlh
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1877 FORD. vanette body. Rain
bow Do-Nut Shop, 1880 Truman
Ave-, after 500 p. m, 400 Olivia
81. Phone 2.3zT7. janiltN
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2 EXPERIENCED food Mattresses. ]
good houEs, good salary. Asply
Flame Restaurant. 3an126'
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SAILOR white uniform presser
wanted. Union wages. Steady po-
|sition. Report to work Poinciana
Cleaners, 2ls Simonkon st.
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MOTEL MAID: White, no exper.
fence necessary. win train. Ap.
ply h person. 100 p. m. 500
p. m Hilton Haven Motel, Roose.
welt Blvd. janl2-3i
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CHOICE building lots. $4,000 and
up. r. H. A. approved. Amber
Construction Co, Phone 2-2O22.
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81 N. G. Ny equity and take over
payments. 100 G. Poinciana.
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|38-Automobiles For Sale
lcoSxISgEDl

1913 FORD 2 door sedan. Blue. Ex-
eellent condition. Wylk's Supper
Club, Sack Island. WIZ sacrifice.
See Harry or Sam. jansen
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By Ed coRRIGAN
AP Sports Writer

Dlemmas-those things that
chop years off the life of a major
league manager-are nothing new
to AL Lopez of the Cleveland In
dams. He's had a Nng-sized one
since he took over the Tribe and
has been trying to beat out the
New York Yankees for the Amer
lean League pennant.
But now he has a brand new
| one: what 10 do with Rudy Re-
| galdo.
This zs-year-old rookie infielder
has shown no respect for opposing
pitchers since the start of spring
training. At the moment he has
dubbed nine home runs and is bat
ting a cool .4S1 with rs hits in
81 tries during the exhibition sea-
son.
This sort of slugging would be
| enough to Light the eyes of any
manager. So Lopez eyes lit.
The lid can't field, or, at least
it sure looks like he can't. He's
a third baseman by trade, but
there's no use battling Al Rosen
for the position, so Lopez thought
perhaps he'd 80 well at second
base.
The Indians dropped another one
to the New York Giants yesterday,
10-4. Rudy slugged two home runs
and a pair Of singles, but he also
made two errors, one at second
and one at third.
So Lopez must decide whether
Rudy will bat in or let in more
runs. He also is supposed to be
able to get around at first base.
That might provide the answer
since first basemen are not paid
to be acrobats.
Meanwhile, ancient Vic Raschi
is warming the cookies Of St. Louis
Cardinal Manager Eddy Stanky'S
heart. He went five innings against
his old mates and gave up five
hits yesterday. The Cards won the
ball game ~.
The 35-year-old Highlander,
who was dealt to the Redbirds last
month, has worked q innings for
the Cards and has given up is hits
and only five earned runs.
It was q strange feeling for
RascM to throw against his old
mates and he admitted it.
81 was worried stiff I might hit
one of them," he said. II was
very careful about not throwing
too close to them. I guess they
felt the same way about batting
against me. There was no jockey
ing at all. I probably could have
gone another inning, but felt
tired. I'm sure I can 60 the full
nine innings the next time I pitch
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Conch,
DadeCameT To
Broadcast

The Key West Conchs take to
the road for the first time this
year when they journey to Home
stead to tangle with the South
Dade Rebels. This game is an of
fetal Gold Coast conference con
test and is the only meeting be-
tween the two CLUBS this season.
The South Dade team is made
up of the returning members of
last years Homestead and Red
land mines. Although the Conchs
easily handled both of these teams
last season the combination of the
two has made the Rebels a well
balanced team that could we'll up-
set the Conchs applicant.
ShortStOp Allan Williams and lit
tie Wally Case, second Sacker.
form the middle of the South Dade
infield and form dangerous dou-
BILE play combination. Big Jon Ad-
ans, first baSeman, and Don BIZ
ondo at the hot corner round out
the infield..
Either Allen Underwood or Ron
Tyre will pitch for the Rebels with
Ray Kugler behind the plate.
Charley Brown, Dick Engle, and
Ted Carter will cover the outfield
and all three are good hitterS.
Don Cruz will probably hurl for
the visiting ConchS. Coach Davis
is using Cruz so he can PICK up
valuable pitching experience that
will come in handy during the
rough end of the Conch schedule
or at the State Tourney. Cruz is
no new conner to the pitching de.
partment as he won four games
for the Conchs last year without
dropping a decision. In case any
trouble should arise Coach Davis
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Tribe Rookie Hits
But He Can't Field

The amazing Baltimore Orioles
continued to WELD big bats. They
dubbed the Chicago Cubs 1914
with Don Lenhardt hitting three
home runs and driving in seven
runs.
Ferris Fain, the two-time Amer
lean League batting king, collect
ed two doubles and a single in
the Chicago White Sox' 1915 vic
tory over the Brooklyn Dodgers.
The Boston Red Sox turned back
the Detroit Tigers 81 in IL innings.
Karl Olson hit a single off Dick
Donovan to drive in the winning
run.
The Philadelphia PhillieS beat
the Cincinnati Redlegs Ga on the
wings. of Earl Torgerson's two-run
homer, and the Philadelphia Ath-
letics edged the Pittsburgh Pirates
81 when starting pitcher Alex Keu-
ner took matters into his own
hands and hit a two-run double
for the winners.
The two major league clubs that
got into action against their farm
hands suffered disaster. The At
lanta Crackers dealt the Milwau-
kee Braves a 81 defeat and the
Chattanooga Lookouts whipped the
Washington Senators As.
The Braves suffered another in
jury when catcher Sam Calderone
damned a finger in his throwing
hand trying for a wild pitch by
Warren SPAIN.
The Phillies finally obtained
their long-sought infield strength
when they bought Bobby Morgan
from Brooklyn for a reported $780,
600 and second baseman Dick
Young. Morgan will fill in for Ted
Kazanski, who is due to be called
into the service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29
ToggIe S,Oitch,
Ladyish Matched
In Feature Race
Here Tonight

Don Branson's Restore
and Sam Baxendale's Silky
Blend came in winners Sat-
urday night in the first and
second races at the Key
West Kennel Club to pro-
duce a spanking daily double
payoff of $738.6O.
Restore, a IL choice at
the mutual windows, came
driving around the outside
to triumph by a length and
. half over Queens Mark.
Silky Blend, who left the
starting box a 1871 shot,
mustered a burst of stretch
speed to pull away from the
field in the second and win
by three lengths.
The Quiniela on the first race
paid $3.50 while the second race
Quiniela returned $40.
In the feature event Oh the even
Ing, the Key Lodge Motel Cup
Race, Legal Looter regained his
winning ways and romped in with
q handy three length verdict over
Black Ceaser. Break The Bank
ran third.
Although, Legal Looter has COM
piled a fine record to date, his
occasional spotty performances
left him a 1871 shot when he left
the starting box. He paid 34.0O to
win, 11.20 to place and $40 to show.
Black Ceaser paid 800 and $40
while two dollar ticket on Break
The Bank was worth $40.
The feature race Quiniela was
worth a neat 1880.
In tonight's hot box special,
Toggle Switch and Ladyish will
continue their rivalry. They ran a
dead heat for first place in their
last meeting. Both are. among the
better newcomers to the track.
Toggle Switch has compiled a rec
ord of four wins and two second
place efforts in nine starts while
Ladyish has been winner in four
Of eleven races. She has placed
second three times.
Other entries in the feature in
clude B. F. Snipes' Viking Panther,
f. B. Stuff Bogota, Sam Baxen-
dale's Short Bid, Joe Balik's Light
ming Rodney, Fred Whitehead's
Carib and Ed Souza's Judy Doll.
The program tonight will also
feature popular 3-8 mile mara
thon special, the tenth race on the
program.
The action will get underway at
S:15 p. m. with the first half Of the
daily double.
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Charley Conch's
Selections

Guys like John McDonough, Key
West Kennel Club publicity chief,
sometimes get hold of a good thing
during the many hours they spend
at the track.
He had good thing Saturday
night when he picked Restore and
Silky Blend in the daily double.
But, he gave his choice away
and didn't play it - that Move
cost him $73S.60.
Remember to listen to Grey.
hound Experts tonight. WKWF az
IFS p. nj.
Tonight, Charley Conch likes the
looks of Toggle Switch in the fea.
ture.
Other selections:
First Race: Toast Of The Town.
Allstyle and Mischief Girl. CAD
Second Race: Viking Love, Mel.
Ody Hill and Mae MOhegan. (3-2-6)
Third Race: Migrator, Carleton
and Boots-N-Saddle. (2-4-5)
Fourth Race: Salter Path, Tala-
ia Toes and Tahiti Ann. CID
Fifth Race: Taffy Hill, R. O.'s
New Heel and Bramble. (1-5-7)
Sixth Race: Blue Sails, Westrock
and Cinbon. CAD
Seventh Race: Take Ten, Mat
thew Hill and Viberation. (3-7-4)
Eighth Race: Wicked, Caswell,
and West Hardin. CAD
Ninth Race: Toggle Switch, Bo-
gotta and Ladyish. Cpd
Tenth Race: Breezemont, Single
Bing and Dreams Pride (3-6-5)
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Cuban Club
Downs Gilmore
Nine, 6To2

The Cuban Club baseball team
defeated the USS Gilmore nine by
6-2 score at the Wickers Field
Stadium in a holly contested ball
game. Joe Lewis hurled the game
for the Cubans, giving up but three
hits.
But all of the heat was not on
the baseball field - the sun beat
down so hard that a total of nine
umpires were used during the con-
test.
The Navy jumped into an early
lead in the first frame when Thiele
hit double to score SoutherS.
The Navy scored their only other
run in the ninth frame when q wild
pitch scores Cassell.
The Cuban Club waited until the
sixth inning to start their scoring.
Singles by Kaki Rodriguez and
Danny Lastres, coupled with an
error and a sacrifice gave them
two runs.
They scored three runs In the
seventh on Rodriguez triple, Pa
EOS double and a single by Joe
Lewis. They wound up their scor.
ing in the eighth frame when Tor
res walked and came around on
singles by Solomon and Lewis.
Pazo, with three base hits, paced
the Cubans at the plate. Rodriguez
and Lewis had two each. Hamblin,
Thiele and Smith paced the Navy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29
Bobby Toski Wins
Azalea Tourney

WILMINGTON, NC. N-What a
difference a year makes. Last
spring Bobby Toski finished far
back in the pack in the SO, 900
Azalea Open Golf Tournament. His
291 was good for 4 tie for 18th
place.
Today he was s. 1000 richer after
leading the field by three shots
with a 15-under-par score Of 273.
His 70-71 finish followed earlier
rounds Of 81 and IS over the
6,652-yard Cape Fear Country Club
course.
In second place after q breath
taking closing surge OF 67-s7 was
4O-year-old George Fazio, Pine
Valley, NJ. He pocketed 81, 400.
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races on Easter Sunday will be
for the Cancer Fund.
Following is 4 list Of the money
winners for Sundays races:
First Eliminafien-1st, Benny
Mershon; End, Joe Perez; 3rd,
Red Jones.
Second Eiiminstien-1st, Bob
Turner, IT.; End, Tom Gardner;
3rd, Frenchy Larue.
First Ssmi.Final-1st, Bob Tur-
ner; End, Smiley Richardson; 3rd,
Bud MCGEE.
Second Ssmi.FiosI-1St, Bob
Turner; End, Tom Gardner; Bird,
Rip Ault.
consol stion-1st, George Top
pino: End, Smiley Richardson; 3rd,
Red Jones.
Lap Trophy Dash won by Paul
TOPPING.
Is Lsp champienship-1st, Geo.
TOPPING; End, Rip Ault; srd. Bob
Turner; 4th, Smiley Richardson;
sth. Lloyd Christopher. :.
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ROUNDUP
STOCK CAR

The Stock Car Races drew q
large crowd Of enthusiastic fans
Sunday afternoon. A good field of
cars were out which made the
competition very keen.
Bob Turner, after a few weeks
of bad racing luck, finally hit his
stride, and the boys just couldn't
handle him, however he couldn't
make it a field day 40 George
TOPPING proved himself really a
champion by winning the Is Lap
MidSeason Championship Race.
He, also, proved that No. Is is
not always bad luck, as that Is the
number of his car.
Out of IA starters, only five cars
succeeded in finishing this cruel.
ing Championship Race. Mrs.
Lloyd Christopher presented the
beautiful Home Milk Trophy to
tired George TOPPING, and he in
turn presented it to his beautiful
wife, who reciprocated with a big
victory kiss.
The big race was not without
incident, however, as in the, first
lap, No. q, driven by Frenchy
Larue, rolled over and was struck
by several cars in the crowded
field, which just kept him rolling
until it wound UP a complete
wreck. Frenchy came out with no
serious injury.
The Stock Car boys will take
next Sunday off and 90 out to
watch the Motorcycle Club put on
their races at the track. The Stock
Car Association announces that The
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Change In Date Announced For
Quarterback Clubs Steak Fry

beach party and steak fry planned by Quarterback Club
April been postponed until Wednesday, April was an
nounced today by kellar Watson, chairman Of the affair
Reason for The Postpenement Watson said> is that the Kew
according their schedule they have game scheduled with
Fort Lsvderdas April 5.
ALI Quarterback Club members their reserya
tons for April s. are asked make previously
All members who failed to make previous may
calling Watson at 2S0 Manuel Lopez 26eo3 by
day, April the deadlne for making reservations.
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still has big George Lastres %
throw into the fray.
The game will start at 8:15 and
will be played at beautiful Home
stead Field. Three local business
concerns Holsum Bread, Coca-Co-
la, and Navarro Inc. have gotten
together and are going to have the
game announced over WKWF.
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Key West Kennel Club Results

RACE
wnner-Don Bransons Brindle June Res fmp-Melody Mill
QUEENS MARK $40 ESQ Qunela (ss) $500
SECOND RACE
g R Ba3endaes Brnd 81 Aug 1852 & ounn-y Boots
P PERI T1zrnu,, $50 4s9 ounela (s-5) s44o
Daily D0uDle-Rest0re and SILKY 4ER Blend Lee ass0
Winner Snipes Fawn D. March, 1851 Beach Comber-Hea Wave
S S#Ez HS SSS SO i; tsS Qunsla os' 1910
WnnCude Beersons Blue Brde b. july 1851 Mixed Harmony
Rita Reyo - - 80
T TlSR1 S S7S1fr $40 80 20 Qonsl' ('o 'o
wnnrEd Souzs Black d. July Tumble Imp-Jefs
So5kET R 1h4 ROOSTER 1850 go $50 $50 o0e, m .so
Point Breeze Kennels, Ines Andy
HUSH SHANE 500 ESQ ouniela (ss 22O
HIGH LEGION
SEVENTH RACE
Winner Ed SOuzas Fawn d. April Road-Lbby
TRADE TT1 iSGJ SECRET SO 800 Quiniela (ss) 1920
Hucngs Black May Tumble Bug Lily
R. @ s MooNBEAM 500 ESQ Quiniela us) $3.50
WnneFred Wheheds Brd b. March, 1852 Rural
SAAeE RNsHr 4'' ssS s sS ounies on $50
TENTH
G Kennels Brnd D. 1852 Rural
B BkAGk T TEE sANk 900 go ouiniea @ 1880
ELEVENTH RACE
M Winner snpes Black b. August Pak-ving
M MoARSM faSFr 'a4' SO SO euiniea +s' s'4'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29

Bobby Morgan Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers has hit seven home runs
each year he has been with the
team since 1850.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-29

Bud Helm, high scoring forward
on the San Jose State basketball
team, works as an insurance un-
derwriter in San Francisco during
the summer.
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T0NIGHT'S ENTRIES

THIRD RACE - SIG mile
Grade 5
Light Whistler
Flashy Pearl
Lucky Package
Boots-N-Saddle
Carlton
Fabulous Flight
Fancy Trouble
Migrator
FOURTH RACE - s.lS mile
Grade 4
Talata Toes
Peck's Pearl
Salter Path
Pakistan
Tahiti Ann
Bomb Commander
Black Faro
Southern Gent
FIFTH RACE - SIG mile
Grade 3
Happy Woman
Kenya Colony
Winthrop
Taffy Hill
r. o. IS New Heel
Bramble
Connie Lou
Chico Spider
SIXTH RACE - SIG mile
Grade Z
Lady Russet
Cinbon
Happy John
Mighnight Caper
WeStrock
Queen o Mine
Mocambo
Blue Sails
SEVENTH RACE - SIG mile
Grade z
Matthew Hill
Larry's Star Dust
Take Ten
Babbling Bess
Reconditioned
Viberation
Honest Buddy
Lady Ports
EITHTH RACE - s.l6 mile
Grade
Yves Hardin
Speed In Review
Bardahl
Robert T. Y.
Wicked
Caswell
Glen Page
Longtime
NINTH RACE - SIG mile
Grade ]
Viking Panther
Ladyish
Toggle Switch
Carib'
Judy Doll
Bogota
Short Bid
Lightning Rodney
TENTH RACE - SIG mile
Grade
Dreams Pride
Jill's Lady
Predict
Single Bingle
Lovely Day
Breezemont
Super Tate
Randy Jack
Bud HELM, high scoring forwar
on the San Jose State basketba
team, works as an insurance III
derwriter in San Francisco durin
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FIRST RACE - S.lS mile
Grade 4
City Scout
Mischief Girl
Fixed Route
Toast Of The Town
Madeline's Choice
Waltham
Allstyle
Summer Gal
SECOND RACE - .16 mile
Grade 5
Ports Boy
Mae Mohegan
Viking Love
Melody Hill
Amoral
Klikit
Vigilante
Midnighter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-10-05
Shirley Thompson
Receives Honor

Airman Third Class Shirley A.
Thompson, London, Ohio. notified
of appointment to Honor Flight.
2O44th AACS Squadron. the Pen
tagon, Washington, D. G.
The 2O44th Airways and Air
Communications Squadron, servic-
ing the Headquarters United
States Air Force Communications
Center, Washington, D. c., today
announced the appointment of Air
man Shirley A. Thompson, Service
Record Clerk to the Honor Flight
for the month of August 1854.
The, Honor Flight is composed
of those airmen whose progress
and diligence in the performance
of their assigned duties make them
outstanding among their fellow
airmen and merit for them this
recognition award.
Airman Third Glass Shirley A.
Thompson. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Thompson of Sc Ri
ley Avenue, London, Ohio, is a
graduate of London High School
Glass of 1853. Airman Third Glass
Thompson entered the United
States Air Force on IL January
1854 and was assigned to duty in
the Pentagon in July 1854.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-10-05
Legion Post At
Mi. Sterling TO
Buy Residence

Post AT, American Legion, of
Mt. Sterling entered into an agree
ment Monday night to purchase
the home known locally as the for
mer Harry' Beale residence, ac-
cording to Robert T. Wright, at
torney for the American Legion
Post. The three-story brick resi-
dence located at $50 West Colum-
bus Street, Mt. Sterling, is being
purchased from Richard L. Ken
nard, present owner for $4,000
through the sellers agent, A. Ross
Alkire, Jr. salesman for the John
w. Galbreath & Company, Column
bus realtors.
According to Attorney Wright,
the beautiful brick residence is sit
uated on an S0x300 foot lot and is
beautifully decorated in the inter-
ior. The large residence is ideally
designed to accommodate the
American Legion i'm a home of
their own which they have long
sought.
According to the legions attor-
ney the local post will take pos
session of the property on or about
the middle of October.