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Evening star., 1950-08-21
Old Dominion Victor
In Potomac Rowinq

Washington area oarsmen have
a two-week breather before tack
ling the Middle States regatta at
Worcester, Mass.
Old Dominion Boat Club, which
led on points in yesterdays third
and final triclub regatta here
| decides tomorrow night on who
Iit will enter in the September 8
regatta.
Potomac Boat Club, hosts yes
terday and runnerup on points
also has yet to reach a decision
lon the Middle States.
A strong wind that whipped up
seas on the river prevented Old
Dominion from towing it's boats to
Washington and its oarsmen used
Potomac's equipment. Virginia
Boat Club of Richmond, which
placed third on points, also leaned
heavily on Potomac's boats.
Potomac won the feature senior
| eight-oared race, with Virginia
second. In the junior race for 8s
tODBC beat out Potomac.
In the first heat for doubles
Old Dominion led Potomac home,
although it should be pointed out
the Virginia oarsmen were seniors
while the Washington crew were
juniors. Come the second heat,
Virginia paced ODBC.
Virginia also showed the way to
the Alexandria. oarsmen In the
senior quad race.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
LITTLE SPORT
Special Dispatch 10 The Sior

ST. MICHAELS. Md, Aug. 21.-
Washington area hydroplane driv-
ers are back in the winning col
umns again. thanks to fine per-
formances in yesterdays Miles
River Yacht Club regatta.
Earl Hildebrand of Arlington
who has been having trouble max
ing his new 48-cubic- inch hydro
stay in more than one. heat, was
going great guns yesterday. He
took both heats for an 800-point
total.
And who should turn up in a
borrowed 135-cubic- inch hydro
plane but Arlington's quiet little
Joe Palmer. Racing Tony Mar
gio's Miss Fort Pitt, which Palmer
once owned. Joe earned a second
and a first to win the top trophy
In the first heat, Norman Brad
ford's Tiger Shark of st. Peters
burg, Fla, paced the 1855, with
Palmer second, Tiger Shark. lead
Evening star., 1950-08-21

| ing in the second heat, filled with
water in the choppy going and
went under. That's when Palmer
went into the lead.
It was Palmer's first race since
his near-tragic spill last month in
Philadelphia. His appearance
yesterday ended all speculation on
whether Palmer was going TO take
up model boat racing in Tidal
Basin.
Only world record set in the
two days Of racing here was made
by Aubrey and Joe Thacker of
Washington. They drove their
JeZebel VIII at a five mile average
of 47.244 miles per hour, bettering
their own mark made at Bush
River, Md, July 8.
Ed Townsend's boat Jittery OF
Secretary, Md, tipped over and
sank, but was recovered. The race
committee shortened the course
because of rough conditions.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
HIdebrond and Palmer Score In Miles River Boot Rocnq

ton, last years Thistle Glass
champion who will defend his
title this week at Milford. Conn.
slumped badly in the Corsica Sc
ries, managing only third place
Series winner was a newcomer te
the Chesapeake. Bill Elmer oi
Edgewater Park, N. J.
The regatta, which drew some
$50 entries for club record, saw
the first racing on the bay fol
the new Raven Glass sloops. Win
ner was Patsy Raskob Bremmer OF
the Corsica club. Orville John
son of Takoma Park, flying the
West River Sailing Club flag, was
third.
Other winners were Jim Mer-
rill. Riverton, N. j., Comets: Bob
Thompson, Seaside Park, N. J..
Stars. and Jack Martin, Annapo-
lis. Hamptons.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Writ Gill Appears Sure
IOf Boy Penguin Honors
speeial pi,pateh 10 me siar

CENTREvILLE, Md. Aug. 21.-
Writ Gill and his little boat Fhrt
Iof Washington. today looked to be
la sure bet for high point honors
| in the Penguin Glass. for all OF
Chesapeake this season. barring q
late season slump.
+ Gill, commodore of Potomac
River Sailing Association. certain
ly showed. no signs Of being out
of the groove in the windup yes
terday of the Corsica River Yacht
Club regatta.
Tied on points after Saturdays
double-header with John Brown of
Hampton, Gill leo the fleet in yes
terday's third race. breaking the
tie. Browns boat Pink Lady was
second in that race and the series.
DR.. Walter Lawson of Washing
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Heurich Nine Hoping
To CIinch Pennant
In Battle Today

The Heurich Brewers set out
today to save themselves a lot of
trouble, for if Pepco Barry's men
defeat Cameo IN their Industrial
League game at $50 on the West
Ellipse, it's all over. The Brew
ers, winners of the first-half title.
thus will be league champs.
Otherwise, things could get
complicated. Entering G today's
contest, Cameo trails Heurich by
one game. If Cameo wins today
the two teams will be- deadlocked
for second-half honors and will
have to play an extra game.
Then, should Cameo win the sec
ond-half playoff, the two clubs
would have to meet again in best
of-three series for the league title.
In the Departmental League,
FBI, second-half winner, and the
Union Printers, first-half champs.
will meet in best-of three series
tomorrow on the South Ellipse,
starting at $50.
The champions of these two
leagues then will join the Police
Department, Fire Department.
Veterans Administration and Ma
rine Corps Institute, titlists in
four other leagues, in the city
series. Officials hope to get the
city series started this week.
Winner of the city series quail
fies for the All-American amateur
tournament opening September IL
at Griffith Stadium. Heurich, as
defending All-American champion
will be in this tournament regard
less of how it fairs from here on.
The Ballston Indians, mean
while, have taken the Old Do
minion League secesd-half title,
nosing out Mclean, 4-3. yesterday
at Hecht Co. Field. Paul johnson
hit o home run in the second for
the margin. Big Jack Fogarty. re-
Gently signed by the Brooklyn
Dodgers, went the distance for the
Indians, scattering eight hits. The
Indians will meet Falls Church
Garage in a best Of three series
for the league title starting next
Sunday.
Rockville defeated Frederick,
lis, and Colesville won over
Damascus, 9-3, in Montgomery
County League games. Rockville
already has clinched the title.
FBI Travelled to Harrisonburg,
Va. where it absorbed a 40 set
back by the Harrisonburg Turks
of the Valley League. Don Druck-
enmiller. manager of the Turks
and former George Washington
University star, smacked home
run.
In other non-league games,
Cissel-Saxon defeated woodacres
Ga. and the Vagabonds edged
Falls Church Garage, 5-4.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Benjamin Is Eying Second
Upset Victory at Lanham

Jerry Benjamin, 22-year-old
rookie from Rising Sun, Md, will
race for another upset win to-
morrow night in the strictly stock
car racing at West Lanhan,
Speedway.
At West Lanham last Tuesday
night, Benjamin was credited
with a major surprise perform
ance when he defeated more ex-
Iperienced Buck McCardell and
Ken Marriott, who finished one
two respectively. in the 25-lap
main event.
The young pilot quickly opened
a lead he never relinquished.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Pennington Stars as West
Wins Negro AII-Star Game
By the Asseeinisd Pres,

CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-Art PEN
Inington of Chicago was the hitting
star of the Vests So victory over
the East in the Negro American
Leagues annual all-star baseball
game yesterday. He drove in two
runs with a fifth-inning triple.
then scored on Ed Steele's single.
Big blow for the East was q
homer by James Gillian of Balti-
more in the second. Cliff johnson
Of Kansas City was the winning
pitcher and Paul Galata Of In
Idianapolis the loser.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Bunker Hill Victor
In Legion PIayoffs
SpseioI Dispoteh 10 The Stor

SPUSi0i NISPoICV tV ms Sf0T
FAIRMONT, w. Va, Aug. 81.
Bunker Hill Post of Washing
ton, D. c., and Whitesyille, the
West Virginia champion, will
meet tonight in the nightcap of
4 double-header in the second
round of the regional Junior
American Legion baseball play
offs.
Both teams won opening games
yesterday, Bunker Hill over Five
Points of Wilmington, Del, AZ,
and Whitesville over Montfaucon
Post of Baltimore, 8-4.
The two losers battle for sur
Vival in the first game tonight
Buddy Nolan pitched and bat
ted Washington to its triumph
He held Wilmington to five hits
and slammed out a three-rur
homer in the eighth.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Meade Nine Beats Eustis
For I'd Army Championship
BY the Asseeiatsd Press


CARLISLE, Pa, Aug. 21.-The
I'd Army baseball championship
has beer won by Fort Meade.
The team from Maryland wrap
ped up the crown yesterday with
an 81 victory over Fort Eustis
Va, after defeating Fort Eustis
60, in a inning contest
Saturday. The Virginia nine had
been undefeated in the double
elimination tournament until it
met Fort Meade.
A special award for sportsman
ship in the tourney-in which Fort
Campbell, KY, was defending
champion-was presented to Fort
Lee, Va.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Cook Keeps Stute Title

BALTIMORE, Aug. 81 (Spe-
ciaD Arthur Cook of Washing
ton swept all eight individual
events to retain his Maryland
State rife title here yesterday,
while Mrs. Ruth Morgan of Ia
koma Park, Md, won the women S
honors. ss~~
Evening star., 1950-08-21
Washington Wins Polo

WARRENTON, Va, Aug. 81
(SpeciaD. - Col. William West
scored IA goals to lead Washing
ton to a 1913 victory over War;
renton in a polo match at the
Warrenton horse show grounds
yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15
Truman Calls On
Nation To Combat
Crime
Underworld Forces
Have Now Resurged,
President Declares

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.tH).
President Truman called on the
nation today for a great moral
crusade against organized crime.
He said the war has been fol-
lowed BY resurgence Of under
world forces living on vice and
greed.
The President made the state
ment to a gathering Of federal.
state and local law enforcement
officials in Washington. He said
all these agencies of law should
cooperate fully in combating
crime.
On national basis. Mr.. Tru-
man said:
We mist encourage education,
religious instruction and home
training il the guidance Of our
children.
Earlier, the Law enforcement
group was addressed by Attorney
General Howard McGrath, who
announced that the Federal Gov
eminent is giving full support to
community drives on organized
crime especially gambling
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15

The Gulf Oil Corporation is
going to make improvements at
the old Porter Dock so that
Brunswick Deep Freeze Company
may bring. a fleet of 100 shrimp
boats to Key West, it was an
nounced today.
j. E. Preston, district manager
Of Gulf, with offices at Miami,
said that the work included con-
struction of mooring dock. near
the foot Of Simonton street; the
paving of. the area around the
Porter Dock so trucks may enter
the Brunswick shrimp processing
plant, and the erection of a fill
ing station to sell Gulf products
to the general public at Duval
and Front streets.
Also, Preston said, there will
be fueling outlets for servicing
the shrimp boats and the deep
sea trawlers that the Brunswick
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15
To Correct Deficiencies In
Florida Roads Would Cost
.slO,OOO,OOO, Report Reveals
Especial 10 The Citi.enl

WASHINGTON. Feb. l5.-Fed-
eral medicine ito correct current
deficiencies in county and rural
roads" in Florida would cost
$1O,OOO,0OO, the Joint Commit
tee on Economic Report says in
summary just released at
Washington.
The review is based on figures
obtained through state highway
officials, governors and the Fed
eral Bureau of Public Roads.
Estimates for other Gulf
States are: Georgia, $3.50, 1926, 600;
Alabama, $490, 100000; Mississip-
pi, $267, SOL; Texas, $1,068, $780,
900. No figures is given for Loui-
siana.
Throughout the United States
the total cast up by the adding
macrines for bringing rural and
county roads up to present-day
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15
Charles Worth Is
Injured In Crash
OF Truck Today

Charles Worth, GIG Francis
street, was taken to Monroe
County Hospital early this morn
ing by a Pritchard,s ambulance,
after he was found injured along
side a Coca Cola truck he APP
parently was driving.
Worth was dazed and unable
to tell PatroIman r Brodhead
what happened. Worth had lac
Grated head and was held IN the
hospital for further examination.
Br0dhcad and sr0lnan VI e
Santana went to Roosevelt b0ul-
evard and Bertha street where
they found Worth and examined
the truck. The top Of the cab was
smashed IN and tho officers were
unable to find how the truck was
damaged
The truck was brought to
SWeeting's Garage in Greene st.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15

Screen Others
Escape When
Plume Crushed
AtGreafFaHs

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15
CITY OF KEY VEST
NAY SAVE $500
UNDER LOWERED RATE
City Rate Now Set
Al 1c XVII For lis
Public Purposes
R Wirephotos

City Electric Systems Utility
Board members yesterday after
noon at 4:3O voted unanimously
to have electric rates lowered for
public purposes of the City Of
Key West.
The rate now charged the city
is 4c per XVIII except for street
lighting, and the sewer stump
that is billed at 2lsc XVIII.
Under g plan sponsored by G.
B. Harvey, the city would be bill
cd a straight 21zc XVIII for all
its power usage.
Harvey estimated that the
yearly saving to the city will
approximate $500. On one ac-
count alone the YMCA building,
the saving would be some $480
yearly
AT present, the monthly cleo
Continued On Page SKI
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McCreedy To Present School
Bond Valuation Petition To
Circuit Court This Afternoon

dation before Judge Aquilino
Lopez, Jr., of Circuit Court this
afternoon.
The coming to Key. West to-
morrow Of William T. Merriam,
Coral Gables architect who is de-
signing the expanded school pro-
gram. and a corps of his engi-
neers to study the wiring and
other features of the present
school so they may prepare final
plans.
Then The Key West Citizen
was in receipt of an Associated
Press telegram from Tallahassee
to the effect the State Board Of
Education had adopted a resolu-
ton stating that the 100000
Monroe County school bond is
sue is eligible to be partially
amortized from the Minimum
Foundation Capital outlay
Funds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15
Cruisers
AT SO Docks; One
Leaves Later

Two cabin cruisers were tied
up today at the Standard Oil
Company docks off Caroline
street.
They were the Cock Robin of
ST. Louis, owned by William
Weakley. and the Lone Star Of
Knoxville. Tenn. owned by p, w.
Parker.
Weakley has as his guests Mr..
and Mrs. Eaton ShepIey while
Parker has as his guest Glenn
Carver. Parker conducted his
Lone Star out TO Enc Gulf Stream
later for trip to Miami and
thence to Bimini.
WeakleY does not know when
he viii leave. lie has been here
one week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15
TURNER RELEASED BY
YMCA; TO LEAVE CITY
He Joins 80 Other
YMCA Secretaries
Released BY
USO Deaclivation

Forrest T Turner. director of
the Key West YMCA, has been
released BY the YMCA BY reason
Of the deactivation of the USO,
he announced today There are
40 YMCA secretaries who have
been released nationally.
Over 40 YMCA secretaries in
the USO-YMCA clubs all over
the country have been released
due to deoctivation Of the USO",
said Turner today. Because OF
more senior status of the remain-
ing directors, I will be among
those being released.
The main thing, IS that we
continue the local unit for the
servicemen. Citizens who have
noticed the need Of the local
YMcA Club here should come
forward with their contributions
now SO that the incoming direc-
tor, whoever he may be. will not
be hampered in his work.
In the interest Of econorav he
VIII not have q Program Director
thus he will be doing double
duty.
AS national chairman to
Study YMCA membership. I will
make a.report of our findings at
the Third international YMCA
membership meeting in Chicago
March 81. Other than attending
the conference my plans are in
definite at the present time.
Until / am replaced my chief
concern is that the local YMCA
be made secure by sufficient con-
tributions for the fiscal year"
Mr.. Turner lives at 1O2O-B Va
rela street with his wife and son.
Mr.. Turner is a graduate of
Greensburg High School, Green's
bury. Indiana: of George Wilt
ans College, Chicago. and obtain
ed his PHB degree from the Uni
versity Of Chicago School of Ed
ucation.
After World War /, in which
he served as a Sergeant of the
U. S. Marine Corps. Turner enter
ed YMCA at Alton. H., and later
went to Aurora, ILL.,, then became
Continued On Page Sixl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15
Brunswick Co. Bringing S2,00000O
Worth OF Fishing Equipment Here

We've got to think of the Key
Westers first. They have their
homes here and viii be on hand
when we need them"
The Brunswick Company will
process shrimp for anyone, no
matter whether he is shrimp
fisherman, a dealer or anybody
else, Lewis said.
The mooring dock to be put in
by the Gulf Oil people will run
out from about 200 feet west of
Simonton street, and will form.
with the either side as Porter
dock, space for 100 boats of the
Brunswick Company to tie up.
There viii also be room to un-
load eight shrimp or fish boats at
one time at the Porter Dock.
Continued On Page Six
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15
Permits Issued
For Two Frame
Residences

Permits -fere issued yesterday
to the Sunshine Construction
Company for the erection of two
frame homes at a cost of $1,000
each according to Roy r Butler,
director of the Department of
Public Service.
The homes are to be built fro
Ilenry Van Wagner at Zip Fog
arty avenue, and for Iver Rus
sell at 2113 Harris avenue.
Other permits issued were to
Aquilino Lopez, Sr., for the con-
struction of an extension of the
building at III Duval street ia
cost of $1,000; C. Gerry Higgs
CONTINUED On Page Ski
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15

Company is bringing here to fish
for other sea products besides
shrimp
Guy G. Lewis, local manager
of the Brunswick Company, said
today that it is planned to have
"a traWlers, each from 65 feet in
length, to fish for snapper and
other fish Of the sea.
THE twarlers are now fishing
off Cape Hatteras, and can stand
any kind of weather" said Lewis.
There will be IL of the trawlers
in here within a few days, while
another IL of them are coming
later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15
Fun Night Is On
Tonight At YMCA

MRS. Eleanor DoWsIi and Earl
Dillon. director Of the High
School bard, tonight, will pre-
sent a program of instrumental
music featuring the violin and
harp at the Fun Night Program
given by the Chamber Of Com
merce at the YMCA for tourists
and winter visitors tonight.
COMMONLY singing under the
direction of Mrs. Bill Lee will be
featured, and an audience parti-
cipation skit will complete the
evenings entertainment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15

Its a good gamble to depend
on the shrimp found off Key
West. It's another good gamble to
fish for other sea products be-
sides shrimp. That's why we are
willing to bring about S2,000.00O
worth of equipment to Key
West"
This morning Lewis told sew
eral out of town residents who
approached him for jobs at the
Porter Dock that he is hiring Key
Westers who make their homes
here, and after the supply of local
labor is exhausted. then he would
consider hiring others.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15
900 Persons
Have Registered

John England, Monroe County
supervisor of registration, said
today that up to last night 1910
persons had registered TO vote in
the May primaries and in the ge-
neral election in November.
Since it is estimated that about
1000 persons are likely to regis
ter in the county this year, Eng
land says it is important for the
people to come in before the rush
begins.
IF they are late, then they will
have to stand in line, said Eng
land.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15

requirements Of our naiinnai
economy" is S7.7O0.00O. 600.
In comparison with Fiarida.
estimated Sl0.000.00O. the ngat
for California is 81 loo. 00o .01D.
but the latter is based on "com-
bined needs Of ali roads and
streets within the states borden
No comparative figure Is eistn
for Florida, but for Georgia Il is
$l.200.000.O00 % bring an thc
states roads and streets up a.
"our modern national economy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15
County Ends Operations
At Dredgers Key Base
Claim Navy Did
Not Lire Up To
Is End OF Recent
Mari agreement

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il Nars who has not lived IN
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j. t|ranlne up the area.
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4he ln.I ~ fofmcr Dcn,,tv
NIf William Archer was re-
rakna 49, ....uaef ~ sheriff Der
- a e1e.off saevcr eaid rs =
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nfri ei.nufert due - IN hcaltln
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Ere - fha RAGS subdivision.
fhe.r Are nurni,pf of residents
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15
Coral Gables Architect
Comes To hey West
Tomorrow To Study
Present schools

There were three important
developments today in the pro-
posed 100000 school expansion
program. Horace o'Bryant. coun-
81 superintendent Of public in
siruction. announced.
They were.
TIE presence In the city of c,
r McCrccdy. Of the firm OF At
Wili & Cocpany, who will present
lhc application for the bond vail
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15

Pittsburgh-The University Of
Pittsburgh announced today the
appointment Of Len Casanova as
head football coach. Casanova
resigned a similar post at the
University Of Santa Clara last
night. Casanova is succeeding
Mike MjllIgan at Pittsburgh. Mil
Hgan resigned the job last
month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15
New FerryLinc
Interested I'm
Havana Run

Glenn Price. local businessmen.
this afternoon read communifa
tons 10 Key West Chamber 81
Commerce Board % DiUr'ui
from John W. Alien. General
CONTINUED On Page Fivel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-15
BIG NO TO STAY

Observation-Disclosures of
Defense Johnson announced to-
day that the Missouri will be
(Contiued On Page Five)
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Late Bulletins -.
LATEST WORLD
NEWS IN BRIEF
APPOINTS CASANOVA

By The Associated Press