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Gutter Cleared

Gas in the gutter at the corner
OF Duval and Angela was washed
down by the local fire depart
ment ut 5:45 yesterday.
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P&OA ASKED TO START

Continued From Page One)
Tampa and Key West has multi
piled since then, and we shout
be more able to support such :,
service now than them" he SAID.
In addition to carrying passen
gers, with their cars. the Tampa
Havana line conceived by tho
Commission would also carr,
mail and freight.
Mullen believes that all bust.
ness interests from tourist cater
ers to real estate men, would
share in the economic benefits o.
the service.
Said Mullen: Modern high
ways, running the length of the
Island Republic, from Pinar del
Rio, through Havana and Ma
tanzas, to Santiago de Cube
tempt tourists to bring thell
cars and view the lush, tropical
landscapes as well as enjoy the
attractions of the leading cities"
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first round and tied for the Is-hole
lead with 4-under-par CTS.
Dangerous challengers were as
numerous as Easter eggs. The
pace-setters were only one stroke
ahead of Ed (Porky) Oliver. the
veteran Ryder cupper frcsn La
month. Ill. Oliver in turn was one
ssroxe Ia front OF three 80 shooters.
There were 10 working on first
round 7Os. including the fayorile,
Sammy Snead. Seven more made
IL in par II over the 6.63o-yard
Starmcant Forest Country Club
layout.
Mayer, a hard luck performer
in recent years, was out in g and
back IN SIS for his 81. Riegel, the
1917 national amateur king, served
up a si.Se for his share of the tie.
Neither has won a major open
tournament. although each has
come close. Last spring Riegel
was Masters runnerup to Ben Ho-
gan and Mayer finished in a Sec
ond place tie in the 1880 Miami,
Fla, Open.
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following
through
By
Pedro Asuila

Pepc,s Coffee Shop Jr. Baseball
Club broke into the win column
with bang. They scored "a runs
to but IL for the Key West In
surance Co. nine.
Each club used three pitchers,
but the last one that the Coffee
Shop bows used was the best, he
pitched to 10 'batters in four in
nings and seven went down
swinging with his wide sweeping
curves. Bazo hit three safely in
four trips to the plate and walk
ed twice, Z. Mira scored five
runs, and E. Rodriguez hit q
homer, Navarro hit a triple and
Bazo a double.
For the losers. Curry, Perez
and Pierce each hit double and
4 single for them. In the field,
Curry and Pinder starred for the
Insurance boys and Leon on first
was the best for the winners.
The score:
Team r. Fl. E,
Pepe's Cafe 40i 555 4-24 10 \
XIV. ms. Co. ESQ 800 0--l2 Q z
Bait: Weech, J. Mira. E. Rod
riguez, and Z. Mira, c; Bethel, p
S. Perez, p, Castro, c, and Perez, c;
Time, three hours; umpires
Guglimo at plate and Rodriguez
on bases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-12

Pee Wee Reese Of the Brooklyn
Dodgers had The dubious dis
tincticn of being caught stealing
the most times, IA. during the
1851 National League season.
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High School Will
Supply Food For
Fifteen Families

Key West High School students
are supplying fifteen families in
this area with foodstuffs this Eas-
ter.
Two weeks ago the student
council set out on project to
gather food to be distributed to
those in need here. This undertake
ing called for all the resources and
help of every pupil TO bring it to a
successful climax. The need has
been met; met in some strange
and devious ways: first off a tag
sale was held on the city streets,
each tag reading, 1--WE helped the
Student Council Bunny fill baskets
for the needy" Next came noon
time lam session at the. school
with Mr.. Hurka, Mr.. Whitley, Bill
Neblett and Walter Walterson sup
plying the boogie woogie.
Last Saturday cake and candy
sale was held on Duval Street. with
complete sell-out the result, in
the evening of the same day a
dance was held at Noes. Ad-
mission to this dance was either
canned goods or money. After
these things came requests to each
homeroom in both Jr. and Sr. Hi
for a specified number of canned
| items.
All during this drive jars have
been placed at stagetic points in
the passageways: each jar carry.
ing the name of the class to which
it belonged, Junior, Senior, etc,
jars were to receive any and all
spare coins with each class trying
to Guido the other. A nice sum d
cash was Melted in this manner. All
told enough has been raised to fix
fifteen baskets with each basket
containing; 2 cans each of corn
peas, green beans, baked beans,
applesauce, fruit, tomatoes, milk
and soup, one pound of lima beans,
rice, navy beans. bacon and a do.
zen eggs, / package of franks, S
pounds sugar, 5 pounds potatoes,
one picnic ham. one pound oIeo and
a pound of coffee.
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BASEBALL.
RESULTS
~ RALPH RoDEN

Associates Press Sporfs Wrifer
If his work this spring is any
criterion the Brooklyn Dodgers can
write off their investment in Pitch
er Billy Loes as paid IN full. "
Loes is one Of baseball's bonus
babies. He received $4,000 for
signing with Brooklyn in 1919 but
until this spring has shown little
to merit the outlay.
The 22-year-oId Highlander spent
1851 in the Army and according
to baseball law cannot be shipped
to the minors without his consent.
Asked recently If he would con-
sent to go to the minors Loes
retorted:
sI'm consenting to nothing"
Loes' adamant stand may turn
out to be . blessing in disguise
for Brooklyn.
Manager Chuck Dresser has
been impressed by the kids work.
ssHe might win some games for
us, Dresser said. Hes been
firing the ball hard since his arm
lost that stiffness ard he has q
heck Of curve. z
Loes strengthened his case FRI
day as he hurled three hitless and
scoreless innings against the World
Champion New York Yankees in
the Yankee Stadium.
Ralph Branca entrusted Loes
with an So lead and the young
pitcher moved the Yanks down
in order until the ninth when ne
permitted two walks before re-
firing the side.
The Dodgers clobbered Rookie
Harry Schaeffer and two success
sors for IA hits in their OF romp.
Herm Wehmeier, Hank Perkow-
ski and Frank Smith teamed up
to pitch the Cincinnati Reds to a
so, one-hit victory over Detroit
at Columbus, Ohio.
outfielder Pat Mullin spoiled the
no-hit bid by cracking a double
against Wehmeier in the second
inning.
Beside the defeat the Tigers also
lost the services Of Outfielder H0ot
Evers for q month. Evers suffered
q broken right thumb in the fourth
inning when struck by one of Web
meier's pitches.
Robin Roberts tuned up for the
seasons opener by pitching the
Philadelphia Phillies to 80 tri-
umph over their Baltimore 0riole
farm hands at Baltimore.
The New York Giants nipped
the Cleveland Indians. As, in IL
innings at Kansas City. Chuck
who entered the game without .
hit in So trips to the plate, singled
home AL Dark from third with
the winning run.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-12

GREENSBORO. NJ. c. R-Dick
Mayer, s.. Petersburg. ria. and
Skee Regel. Tulsa. Okla. a pair
Of s.year professionals, held the
hot seat going into today's second
round Of the $4,000 Greensboro
Open Golf Tournament.
They were responsible for the
two best s-hcle scores Of Fridays
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Checks Recovered

LAKE CITY IN - Sheriff Ralph
Witt said Friday more than $4,000
In checks taken in the Feb. IL
robbery Of the Columbia County
tax col stor's office here has been
recovered.
State Road Department workers
Thursday found the checks, still in
the strong box stolen from the
office. in ditch alongside II. S.
Al north Of White Springs in HAM
ilton County.
Seine $1,000 in cash was also
stolen in the Columbia robbery,
which occurred the same night
s., 900 was taken from the tax col
lector's office in the Putnam Coun-
ty Courthouse. Palatka. Part Of
the money in the two offices at the
time Of the robberies was from
late automobile license purchases.
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FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL
BY The Associated Press
FRIDAYS RESULTS

Miami 9 Lakeland !
West Palm Beach Is TT. Lauder.
dale 5
Miami Beach S Havana 0
Tampa ST. Petersburg 0
TONicHT's GAMES
Havana at Miami Beach
Miami at Lakeland
West Palm Beach at Fort Lauder
dale
Tampa at st. Petersburg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-12

WINTER HAVEN IN - Compe-
tition continued today in the mems
and women's divisions OF the an
nual Dixie Water Ski Tournament
at nearby Cypress Gardens.
Winners Of individual events Fri
day included Glenn Kirkpatrick,
Dave Craig, Miami, mems trick
riding; and Villa Worthington Nc
CURE, 0swego, Ore, women's
trick riding.
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Parked Car Hit
Citizen Staff Pilot,

Allen B. Nets, 202-D Poin-
ciana Extension, was forced yes
terday to hit a parked car on
Southland and Simonton street.
An on-coning car forced his
vehicle against the parked car.
Damage was estimated at SIS.
The matter was settled out of
court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-12

NEW YORK IN - Catcher Yogi
BetTa o. the New York Yankees
has a severe hone bruise on his
catching hand. The hand has been
treated DALI b.. D.. Sidney Cay.
nor, club physician. who said Berra
would be ready by opening day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-12

Rogers Hornsby. now manage
ing the st. Louis Browns, holds
the National League record for
most grand SIAM homers. He
hit IL during his senior circuit
play.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-12

BROOKLYN IN - Ben Wade,
29-year-old rookie Highlander Of
the Brooklyn Dodgers. goes to the
mound today AGAINST the New York
Yankees In an exhibition game and
II he turns In a good job he prob
ably viii stay with the Brooks.
Manager Chuck Dresser indi
cas.d that he would announce Sun
day his decision on Wade.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS

Wednesday. April Is - Ameri-
can Legion VS.. X. w. Insurance
Co.
Friday, April 18--Evans Enter
prises VS.. Pepe's Cafe.
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Bob Carey. football captain,
and Bill Bower, baseball captain,
also played on Michigan States
basketball team.
, 1952-08-25
Camilla
Shipping News

-Mt.= E.&F# LFHH-EEZa
The SIS "ALCOA PLANT
Err" is scheduled to sail from
Baltimore September 1st; New
York September 9Th, and is
due at Frederiksted Septem-
Der 10th, via Puerto Rico, ac-
cepting freight for Guade-
loupe, Barbados, Caripito and
Paramaribo.
C STEAMSHIP co. Inc
Rob't L. Merwin & Co. Inc.
Agents
, 1952-08-25
N

DR.. Robert NJ. De Freitas.
3. a. @, .. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics; announces that on
Tuesday August rs from 10 AN
TO 5 PM. and Wed. August 9th
from 1870 to 4:aO PM. complete
optometric service will be Of
fered to the Municipality Of
st. Croix.
Will be in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon Wednesday
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or G. 0. D.
, 1952-08-25

The Fifth West Indian Confer
ence which will be held in
Jamaica, will discuss agriculture,
industrailization and vocational
training" Governor de Castro has
appointed Mr.. Mahlon Lindqvist
well-known businessman Of Saint
Thomas to be advisor to the Hon.
Omar Brown.
MI. Oscar Bough, who has spe-
cia1ized in this particular field,
and was until recently, head of
the Agricultural Station in Saint
Thomas, was available. Maybe
His Excellency did not know; or
maybe, it was just an oversight.
, 1952-08-25
Everybody called the Warden :

Everybody called the Warden a
coward. "A few weeks ago a
young, alert and courageous pa
trolman, who admitted he had
no intention of killing Jackson,
who had a three-foot sword
like machete with which he
lounged at the policeman who,
after sufficient warning fired. I'm
fortunately, the shot was fatal.
Some Of the people whom this
very Patrolman tried to protect
are now trying to make him a
murderer, Of a peaceful citizen"
, 1952-08-25

incidentally, the Warden was
right. He well remembered how
many years ago q prisoner was
convicted and being taken to Jail.
Turning the corner where the
Comanche now stands the prison
, 1952-08-25

In a report on the recent hear
ings in the Jackson-G Citizens case
the West End News describes
Jackson as rather a joker
instead of a criminally minded
man."
Must be some joker indeed,
who carries a razor-sharp three
foot machete concealed under his
coat. Like Patrolman Citizens, it
would have been difficult for any
one to see the joke when such a
man lounges at you with that
weapon. At least even his person
al friend had to run backwards
for so feet Chat is what he told
the Court and curse. to escape
injury.
, 1952-08-25

Not very long ago the then
Warden Of Richmond Penitentiary
was giving a friendly lecture to
one Of the inmates when the
latter lounged at him. The War
den ducked out, jumped in his car
and drove to town-for help. The
prisoner walked out, a guard
with a big pistol hanging at his
side followed him for about half
a mile begging him to stop and
return. The admonition failed.
, 1952-08-25

It was said the Warden was
driving to town 50 fast that one
door Of the car was open and this,
it was said, attracted the attention
Of the motorcycle Patrolman who
fastened to meet the convict,
fred one shot between his leg,
which had the desired effect.
, 1952-08-25

Many cars now travelling the
public streets and highways are
without real lights. There are also
signs of recklessness once again.
, 1952-08-25

er knocked one Of the two escort
ing Policemen down and slashed
the other several times. The one
he slashed shot him dead. The Of
f1cer was promptly arrested. the
rest is history.
, 1952-08-25

One criticism / have of the
Police Department is, that every
man should be given instructions
in the use of his side arms before
being sent on the street. On the
other hand / fully agree with Di-
rector Davis that when a man is
sent on the street he should be
armed.
, 1952-08-25

Someone tackled up advertise
ments for "a canned product on
mahogany trees in the Public
Park at Frederiksted and along
the highway leading to Christian
sted. The Police has been asked
to remove them.
Action will be taken to prevent
the posting Of signs or erecting Of
billboards in a promiscuous man
ner, without permission from the
proper authorities.
, 1952-08-25

-
- Roa+.
Back oportnent over C'sted DRUGSTORE
Dining room furnished
Two bed rooms & bath
Spacious porch with half roof
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Gintraflt Scrmdnid

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Celdrouseh in AIosko

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zum 80. Jubi|aeum der St. Johns
kirche und des Rev. John Foise|

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Grlmoltiif. 76tt Gbhn 9lb. fiir
$4,000. llnb bic @emiiblr,aen ipa=
rem nit Grfnlo aefront, ols lcb an,
I. Septcmher 1924 iiber 1000
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bic critic Stride ol,f bicicm &cnti.
nent, bie bon Siebenbiir0er Sahicn
erholtt ipllrnc.
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ncinbc, bic i'm 0allIc Der Sabre sohs
lennabia mllc)s llno mclche trns
manher finon;icller Erobleme ale
SrbuIben tiIoen fonnte.
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3lucig D

Sllcn griibcrn pom 3ipeia 5
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pcriammIllna am 12. Suli itattfin.
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absubalten am 4. Suli auf unierem
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MAIDEN. Sm Sale es requiem ioQte,
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6. Suli abaebalten lperoen.
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Siticite =. 9. 9icoertaieI
Scftiun :

Sic Sitieite SicpertuicI noht'
ale ollslportiacn &ereine bitten
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buh ocbrlft lpernen. 60 bite Inn
reft balbi1c 9tahridbt.
Sanaer uuo SonNerinnen. bite
heilht sic Erpbcn ItGnpio lnn Der.
oelIcn Sic olld, nibt ,nicr Eifnif
om II. sluNuIt ouf nen Sayon
sltres ni6t.
Moribu McIicr, Sefr.
10, II.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-10

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