The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 27, 1951, Page 3

Pri ee ° ¢ _ Thursday, December 27, 1951 THE KEY WEST CINZEW Faye ce Relief - Australia Now Slander Suit _— Vor é ee A: i ee Leads Americans 2¢/endant_ = Spit Order Houses By GAYLE TALBOT 4 Bre Listing Mark SYDNEY, Australia (p—Austral- | Doonan nes ia virtdally wrapped up the Davis \ i eit Cup today when its great doubles Catalogs team of Frank Sedgman and Ken MeGregor vanquished America’s| ‘best pair of Ted Schroeder and) Tony Trabert, 6-2, 9-7, 6-3, The American debacle was a sad disappointment to the capacity | crowd of 15,300 at White City Sta- \ dium. They had anticipated a hard} fought tennis match. The Australians now lead, 2 to 1, in the best-of-five’ matches. The| final two singles matches will be} played Thursday. j Schroeder, possibly weary from his fine stand against Sedgman Wednesday failed his youthful part-| ner completely. Towards the last, of the one-sided tilt Schroeder was! ‘a pathetic figure. \ Bv SAM DAWSON “(Py Wirephoto ines wage : He scored only three peacements e-pr hike LMA F- the erleenincet Zé pas in the entire match to 17 by Tra- | prraciitpeapess on ae eon The law of supply and bert, 24 by Sedgmian, and. 19 by; Virginia Board of a ts woneihie ta hy ‘ McGregor. The way he played to-' 8 Official U. S. Navy Photo | day he will be ext ly Ii | the defendant ina $100,000 eG a 3 defeat. Marvsa Hose i AeA slander suit brought by-Dr, Lu- ca uxurious beige. The girl opening match ella R. Mundel. In her ed Australia could well retain the | D¥- Mundel ¢ wii she wat ~ ~--—_— —__-——._ cup by a 41. margin as Sedgman| ‘hired os he the art now is at. the absolute peak of Pattment of Fairmont Teachers 5 aul 11,29° i. p DAUGHTER OF his caréer and will be heavily fa-| College because - of ret ests W: ants Sel Bale BEgdad Is i oste d The Big Thr ee Is CC d F Page One) | vored to trim Vie Selcat ik the| made by. Mfs.. Loudin. wards For Southernmost Working On “evr ele appt oa of the mail orde case of sugar n oarut THE jeu cision by * i : San Francisco’s first real ly enjoy life hile disappointed in the faiture| L of humor of his pait to make a better show-| Jacob. Primer part robe into “They just ran into the greatest) s <: : ting and part warehouse, ‘ Brite n he But Juanita ing Frank Shields, captain of the: s t ee ENG bil ‘Ort ratio! 1 Corner \ (; bi € : ic eral U. S. team, refused to find fault ceSorstion at tie We wwodsy ising ca thers Case i for the ar By Super Ua inet » wit iti. eal ae ne a , in the novel, doubles team I ever saw,” he said.! * i" no REDS ACTION SEi te ce Charles Duerkes LONDON (#—The Big Three ie ai arate “Those two fellows were tremen-| e rest of : ; 2 aaS icin : e bavedarse on AS INSULT TO US Tare Pick “A Western powers are working on oe coaliminite coun. | oe | f : M ) set up a sort of super-'t to school there, so/ Se et wee SUGGESTS “STEPS . . i hy Be - ape? Ch 4 ‘ t i run the North’ Atlantic she is 1ately acquainted with S h E _ ales ads now appe y PROTECT HO : ) run the tic, she is intimately acquainted with) Cadathers Expects in 1eW , t FO PROTEC) tion (NATO), it th € é wave an) _excllent scholar, Senate To Act On ng career ovens" | Off-Shore Lands | | i | | | M definite prop polished | WASHINGTON «@—Sen. 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