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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
OIL LYMPiC BOXING TRIALS
SET FOR SPORTS ARENA

The greatest array of amateur
talent ever to appear in To
ledo ring will be paraded Friday
and Saturday, May % and "a, when
the Central United States regional
Olympic boxing trials are staged
at the Sports Arena.
Arthur Morse tournament man.
ager for the gala event made il
plain today that every boxer wish
ing to qualify for the 1852 Olym-
piad team must appear in the re-
ional try outs. This means that
no one qualities automatically
whether he be national Golden
Gloves champion, national AAU
champion Or other standard bear
er He will be just another contest
ant here as the cream of the crop
from siX-state section moves in
to action.
Mittmen from Ohio Michigan
Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois and
Wisconsin are eligible but all
coaches have been warned to en-
ter only their topflight performers
in field which will even surpass
the classy which appeared in To
ledo in the 1948 Olympic trials.
Entries close Saturday, May IT
by which time Morse expects to
have field which may be bulgina
at the seams. Should any division
exceed 16 entrants, early elimin
ating will start the day before
with contestants being brought ir
early for this purpose.
A Toledo civic committee is co
operating with Morse in arrange
ments for the tournament and al
active ticket campaign is under
way. Downtown headquarters will
be opened shortly with tickets avail
liable now by mail order to the
Sports Arena or 214 Safety build
ing. Prices are one and two dol
lars with few choice seats sell
ing for three dollars the fina
night.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

REDSKINS EMERGE vICT0RS
80 IN PITCHERS DUEL;
TO PLAY GALLON FRIDAY

Port Clinton's Redskin baseball
team became district champions
by defeating st. Marys Memorial
high school team to 0 Tuesday
afternoon.
The game was a pitchers duel
all the way, with Ted Selgo al
lowing two hits and single in
the third inning, and triple in
the fifth.
Drerinyer allowed only two hits
and triple by Schafer with one
on in the third, and single by
Mazurik in the fourth with one
on Schafer scored on a wild pitch
to give the Redskins their third
run.
Selgo was on the wild side when
he walked six players but he tigh-
tened up when the final run was
scored. He walked the lead-off
man in the seventh but struck
out the side for a total of IL.
Port Clinton now enters the re-
gional tournament which will open
in Findlay Friday, and will meet
the strong Gallon team at 3:15 p.
m. Xenia South plays Columbus
Aqrinas at Ills to round out the
Journeys starter. The two WIN
ners will meet on Saturday to de-
termine the regional champs.
Coach Howard Jones was pre-
sented a beautiful trophy on be-
half of his team which made such
an unusual showing against st.
MaryS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
City Soft Ball
Schedule Announced

The Port Clinton Softball team
sponsored by Jaslove Furs, have
announced their season schedule
as follows:
May 18- Tiffin at Port Clinton.
May Is Sandusky at Port
Clinton.
May 30 Port Clinton at San
dusky.
June l. Fremont at Port Clin-
ton.
June g. Port Clinton at Fre-
mont.
June IS Willard at Port Clin-
ton.
June % Port Clinton at Will
lard.
June 29- Bellevue at Port
Clinton.
July g. Tiffin at Willard.
Beginning July Is, the league
will repeat the schedule taking
them through their final play of
the season on September Z.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
LAKE ALMA WELL STOCKED

Fish Management technlclans
report the results of recent test
netting of Lake Alma in Vinton
county indicates a healthy brood
stock in good numbers in the
lake that should supply some fish
ing. Lake Alma was severely eff
fected recently by mine acid pol
luton and has been the object
Of concentrated efforts by the
fish management section to reduce
the acid content and make the
waters once again good habitat
for fish.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
FIGHTING siLTATIoN

The Board of Supervisors of the
Greene County Soil Conservation
District and the Ohio Division of
Wildlife have joined forces in an
effort to reduce siltation and
stabilize stream flow in Massie's
Creek and the headWaters of the
Little Miami River. Officials of
both agencies report that the
project, recently initiated in
Greene County, is aimed at stream
improvement through good con-
servation practices on farmlands
in the watersheds.
USED TELEViSioN SETS. SIS
up. MuIIigan. Oak Harbor. 14t4
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
OHIO LEADS TRAIN WRECKS

Again Ohio leads all states in
the number of motor vehicle
train smashups. 1851 was the
fifth consecutive year in which
our state has held that doubtful
honor. In several of those years,
other states nave threatened to
displace us without success. 144
persons lost their lives last year
when auto and railroad equip
ment collided. About 400 suffered
injury, and the damage to the
property of motorists exceeded
one million dollars. Railroad eq-
uipment damage was almost as
extensive as the motorists loss.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
TRYOUTS FRIDAY
LITTLE LEAGUE

Port Clinton's Little League
tryouts scheduled for last Friday
were rained out.
The teams will meet at 6 pm.
this Friday at True-Lay Field
for team assignments and work
outs. In case of rain the boys will
assemble at the Elks Club.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
Cuban Giants Plav
Mobile Red Sox At
Toledo Sunday

Negro baseball, of the big
league variety, returns to Swayne
Field Toledo, Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock when the colorful Cuban
Giants of the newly organized
Negro American Association take
on the fast stepping Mobile Red
Sox of the Negro Southern Associ-
alton playing as the Alabama
Giants in an Interleague exhibi-
ton contest. With nothing at
stake except the prestige of a
victory the two teams are expected
to go all out in the Glowing de-
partment which is their long
suite.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
HEART ATTACK OR
INDIGESTION?

THANK HEAVENS! Most attacks are iustacid
tablets They contain the fastest-acting
medicines known to doctors for the relief Of
heartburn, gas and similar distress. 25S.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

Detroit, Cleveland, Port Clinton,
Sandusky and other Cities on the
Great Lakes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

APARTMENT-Size gas or electric
ranges. New or used. Muliisan,
Oak Harbor. 14f4
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

Used Freezers. SIS up. MuIIiaan,
Oak Harbor. 14s4
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

Used Breakfast Sets. $40 up. Null
liqan, Oak Harbor. 14f4
Evening star., 1952-02-20

tons Of japanese and American
war materials lie rotting in the
tropical sun throughout the Paci-
fic. Some immense dumps have
been covered by jungle growth in
New Guinea and the Solomons,
and are virtually untraceable.
The Bougainville dumps, dis
covered by a Papua firm. and sold
to the British Iron and Steel
Corp, consists mostly of sunken
japanese ships, trucks. cars and
guns. 1t is hoped to ref1oat and
repair two ships, which, will be
filed with scrap and towed to
England.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Sewing Glasses for Boys Started in New York

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-tNANA)
Sewing classes for boys only --
the first Of their kind ever held
are being conducted under the
supervision of Miss Ann Necchi,
nationally known sewing author
ity, at the Madison Square Boys
club. The purpose of the novel
swing course is to have boys help
their mothers by doing their own
sewing Of rips and tears.
Many an East Side youngster
will be able to prevent spanking
over a torn pair of pants, once he
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Zobud Council Musons
To Confer DEGREES

The Zabud Council No. 4, Royal
and Select Master Masons, will
confer degrees at a meeting to be
visited officially by grand council
officers at 1880 o'clock tonight in
the Masonic Hall, 2002 Fourteenth
street Sc.
Grand councn officers VIII make
their final visitation to constituent
councils at the Adoniram Council
No. 3 meeting at 7:30 pm. to-
morrow in the Masonic Temple,
S01 Thirteenth street NV. Renah
F. Camalier. grand master of Dis
trict Masons, will speak.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Britain Beachcombing Pacific for War Scrap

SYDNEY, Feb. 20 (NANA-KEM-
NEWS. In history's biggest
beachcoming operation. Britain is
collecting $4,000 tons Of war scrap
from coral islands and atolls out
in the Pacific.
That amount will be shipped
home in the next two years from
Bougainville. and nearby South
Pacific islands. for use in the
British rearmament program. Ad-
vance parties Of spoilers are wild
ening the search for scrap to 9TH
er Pacific beachheads and battle
fields.
Uncounted tens of thousands of
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Russian Chief See First
Public Film in lupun

TOKYO, Feb. 20.-Russian Mai.
Gen. A. P. Kislenko and his wife
last night mingled with non-C Com
munist diplomats at a special
showing Of British film. "Tales
of Hoffman"
It was Gen. Kislenko's first pub
lie appearance at a Japanese the
ater since the start of the occupa-
ton. He is chief of the Russian
mission in Japan.
Others who attended included
Ambassador Maurice Dejean of
France, Ambassador Marquis
LAMA D'Ajeta of Italy and Am
bassador K. K. Chettur Of India.
Evening star., 1952-02-20

knows how to mend the trousers
before going home. Glasses will be
conducted by Miss Necchi for
three consecutive Wednesdays.
About a dozen boys, ranging
from z to 10. participated in the
inaugural session, with each pro-
vided with a zig-zag sewing ma
chine enabling him to do darning.
sewing of buttons and other work,
without the necessity of using at
tachments on the machines. There
was blackboard on which Miss
Necchi demonstrated the right and
wrong way of sewing certain
stitches, and, in later classes, en-
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Student Pilot Killed
In AIobumu Crosh
BY the Assoeiaied Press

SELMA, Ala, Feb. 20.-A stu
dent pilot killed in the crash of
his F-51 sipgle-engine Mustang
fighter was identified yesterday as
1t. Ronald A. Dingwall. Selma.
He was from Waukesha, Wis.
His plane crashed shortly after
taking off from Craig Air Force
base. It apparently developed en-
gine trouble.
DingwaH, a student in the adj
vanced single engine school at
Craig, is survived by the wife and
two children. Pat and Ronald. jr..
Selma.
Evening star., 1952-02-20

breidery and applique work also
will be taught to the lads.
Already proving successful, SINH
lar free classes will be conducted
at boys clubs throughout the
country, and instructions for boys
will be added to the curriculum
at sewing centers from coast to
coast.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
Student Sentenced

"A Syracuse University student
was placed on probation for three
years yesterday for possession Of
Imarihuana cigarettes. Arnold
Grayson, %, of Miami, Fla, pre-
Iviously had pleaded guilty to the
charge.
Evening star., 1952-02-20
rs SNNNEzHZNG ABNW IT.

IVA wus f to use preszed upuns cabins or "overwsufhe" ay
going up four miles higher smooth comfortable fight
TWAS perfected technique Of "ssusGts" flying assures qrsutsr feb
und more speed for its Transatlantic fights
This intimate working with the weather of the big reasons
why during 1851 TWA Cancelled less IL Of scheduled Con-
steLation mileage because of weather.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
XIV Will Receive
Sll,lOl.76 In
Cigarette Taxes

The City Of Key West ranked
twenty. in the total amount
Of money to be distributed by the
State Of Florida for cigarette taxes
during the month Of April. 1852.
Money avavilahle for distribution
from cigarette taxes during this
period amounts 10 81 SOS. ls7 81.
John r. Montgomery. Director Of
the State Beverage Department,
which collects the tax. has an
nouneed that OF this. S3SS. Ao5 %
will SO TO general revenue fund
The remainder. 81 .s2s, 1914. viii
be distributed TO eligible ineorpo-
rated municipalities.
Kew Vests share amounts TO
ST., loi.Te.
Miami and Tampa. the tygo lar
Ecst cities In the state, naturally
receive the largest amounts. Nj
smi'x share is Sls2 S99 IS Jackson
ville'S, Sis. Ss4.g2.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Judge Lopez
Quaslles Suit
Against City
Order OF Dismissal
Given In Circuit
Court On Motion
Of City Attorney

The City of Key West was the
victor in the latest of a rash of
lawsuits brought against the City
when Judge Aquilino Lopez, Jr.,
in Circuit Court, dismissed a suit
brought by Mrs. Margaret Shaw
of Miami on the motion of City
Attorney M. Ignatius Lester. Les
ter contended that insufficient evil
dence to prove the charges, which
were brought against the City and
the Florida greyhound lines joint
ly, was presented.
The suit stemmed from an acct
dent in which Mrs. Shaw walked
against the side of q bus which
she claims was parked Illegally.
The complainant also alleged that
the City was also negligent mas
much as a faulty area in the pave
ment caused the accident.
In the order of dismissal signed
by Judge Lopez, both defendant
and complainant weer given twen-
ty days in which to amend their
arguments.
Mrs. Shaw, widow, was re-
presented by the law firm Of Carr
and Quinn of Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Tells Grand Jury

CRESTvIEw IA man said to
have got religion" and confessed
to a part in a l2-year-old murder
here was telling the okaloosa Coun.
ty Grand jury what he knows about
Il today.
Eddie Rutland. former Creest-
view laborer. was returned here
from Roanoke Rapids. N. C.. after
authorities there said he told them
If participating in the 1870 shot
gun staying of Lester NJ. wilson,
North Carolina officers said Rut.
land named four other persons as
being involved in the shooting.
Their names wre not released.
Rutland said he got religion"
while staying in a Baptist mission
in Roanoke Rapids.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Bert Fox Found
Beaten On Street

Bert Fox (whitel, address un-
known, was sent to Monroe Coun-
ty Hospital last night at 1905
O'Clock. He was found lying in the
street, corner of Elizabeth st. and
Windsor Lane, bleeding from both
the mouth and nose. Chief of Po-
lice Joe Kemp reports Fox's condi-
ton as serious.
Police Officer Armando Perez
placed Willie Eskew (colored,) 3l2
Petronia ST., under arrest On char
ges of investigation as well as as
sault and battery in connection
with the case. Identification of Es-
kew was made by Aurelis Lastres.
$50 Elizabeth ST., the only witness
to the fight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Witnesses For State And
For Willie Stubs To
Appear At Hearing Today
NAVY BRIDE AND
HUSBAND WILL
COME TO HAMLIN'S
OFFICE AT ) PM.

The stars in the case charging
William Stubs with breaking
and entering with intention 10
commit rape will testify at a
preliminary hearing this after
noon to be held by Peace Justice
Roy Hamlin at p. m.
Willie Stubs will come TO the
hearing from his civilian job 10
the Navy Yard.
The husband of the Navy bride
who accuses Stubs Of climbing
into her bed last Wednesday
morning at 4 o'clock viii leave
his ship 10 come 10 Hamlin's
office. His ship pulls out Of Key
West tomorrow. Sence the heal
ing set for today.
The bride Of two months who
brought the complaint against
Stubs after identifying him on
Southland street. two hours after
the alleged incident. will come
with her husband to the hearing
She viii attempt 10 make an
Identification under oath Of the
man she claims is Stubs
II is expected that clothing.
shoes, and a hat will be intro
duced into evidence IL prove OK
disprove that Stubs Is the in
truder.
j. Y. Porter. Stubs attorney
will introduce witnesses on be-
half of his client Stubs has
been cut Of Jail since last Thurs
day, q day after his arrest by
city police who eane 20 the
Navy wife's apartment al her
call Wednesday morning.
The hearing viii disclose what
Investigations have been made o.
the case BY Police, SherifFs de-
partment and the Peace Justice
office
Snbbs' bond was 81 600 orig
issally. II ~as provided on Thurs
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
City Mgr. King
Plans Extension
OF 18th Street

City Manager Dave King Is
hard at work in an effort TO get
a street built extending from
Dredgers' Key Road. across
Roosevelt Blvd, to 18th Street.
He says that il is imperative that
this project be completed by the
beginning Of the next school
year in order to save children
four and one-half mile trip
around the Blvd.
Mr.. KING hopes to make ar
rangements with the Key West
Improvement Co. so that the new
street can be cut directly across
their land. The City owns tract
of land just above and bordering
the Improvement Company
holdings. II is expected that .
deal can be made IN which the
necessary so foot strip needed
for the new street can De swap
ped. Such an arrangement
would not involve loss or ex-
pense to either party. Actually,
the Key West Improvement Com.
pany's land value would be an
creased by having street front
age.
The City Manager has been
working for almost year IN an
attempt TO get this new addition
to 18TH Street. Matters are rapid
Iy coming 20 a head nova. how
ever. with the opening Of the
Sagsbee Park dwellings Only last
week, tire School Board held a
meeting In whlrh the seriousness
o. getting Slgsbee Park children
10 school BY the long Blvd route
Naz discussed.
An extension ot l3th Street
through 20 Roosevelt Blvd also
means that much heavy traffic
all be diverted from Flagler
avenue The latter street IS ore -
the uost con geste9 tnoTogghfaEes
an the Island since al sa.or2o-
nsaes Koag 10 tire PosncIans area
sfguss 0se -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Navy Pilot Charles Lewis Still Missing;
Navy, Coast Guard Continue About Search;
Ensign Thomas Bowen Rescued, Returns Thurs
MISSING MANS
MOTHER NOTIFIED;
ACCIDENT NOT
YET EXPLAINED

The extensive search for missi
ing FAWTULANT pilot, Ensign
Charles Gene Lewis, q, of Sey-
mour, Ind, stationed in Key West
is being continued by all available
rescue facilities in the area, the
Navy announced today.
Ensign Thomas Y. Bowen, 40,
rescued early yesterday by the
Spanish freighter Aldecoa, $50
miles west of Key West, will get
into New Orleans tomorrow. Bow
en-. il was reported is in good
health, none the worse for para
chuting from his single .engined
fighter.
Each of the men departed Sc
parately in their F6F planes from
Robins Air Force Base, Macon Ga.
at 9 10 Sunday night on routine
cross country training flight bound
for Key West. They were due in
Key West at 1910 midnight Mon
day morning. When they failed 10
arrive the Navy. Coast Guard, Air
Sea Rescue facilities began their
comprehensive search. The AFRAID
ne is anchored ten miles West Of
Dry ToTiugas waiting for possible
rescue work.
Bowen of Sciotoviile. o. was
found floating in the Gulf on a one
man life raft. He paFachuted down
and disched his plane. The Aldecoa
radioed that il rescued Bowen at
l.SS am. Monday, There was no
report Of any injury to the rescued
avistoT.
Tie Navy said the place where
the pilot was picked up indicated
he was quite q big off coarse.
Ensign Lewls's mother. Mrs.
Merle Lands. lis South Pine 81.
Indiana. has been officially noti.
fed Of bis disappearance.
First indication that ths two
planes were In Distress came NJ
ima m. Monday morning when
Fred Hammond. IN charge a. the
ecngrol tower ~ Tampa snserra-
tional Airport. picked up May
Day message. standard 3nterna-
Contlnued On rzge Eighty
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Bars & Gambling
Watched Closely
By City Officials

The barrooms and various night.
clubs Of Key West appear to be
''toeing the mark" in so far as
obeying state laws and local ordi-
nances Is concerned.
City Manager Dave King again
made the rounds Of establishments
all over the City last night and he
found nothing out of order.
Last month there was quite a
bit of controversy stirred up con-
corning the sale Of intoxicating be.
verages TO minors as well as to
people in a drunken condition. Mr..
King issued strict orders TO the
Police Department to watch out for
these conditions and he also warn
ed all bar owners that their hcens-
es would be revoked If they were
found guilty of ignoring any law
or ordinance. Since that time, the
City Manager and Chief Of Police
Joe Kemp have been making un-
scheduled tours Of inspection TO in
sure their orders being carried
out.
Gambling
Chief Of Police Joe Kemp and his
men are also watching closely TO
see that no gambling is conducted
within the City Limits OF Key
West. This has been their policy
for several months now.
The town has ben 'cioxed.dOwn
tightly for the longest period IN It's
history. Official circles know Of no
gambling that exists al the presen,
time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Many Are Killed

MILAN. Italy AT least nine
persons we're killed and six others
injured early today In a. explo-
sion which flattened a s-ssnry res
idential building On MilAn's cut
skirts. II vas feared ether dead
were buried in the debris.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Masonic Notice

Special Communication a
DGde Lodge No. II. r, & AM.
Wednesday, evening. June llth,
at 7:30 Pm. M. NJ. Degree.
All VI. u ere invited 10 At
lend
WELTHEH NJ LATER,
W.M.
F O. Weech. Sec'Y.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Elks Club Holds
Annual Flag Day
Exercises Sat.

The annual flag day exercises
of the Key West Lodge of Elks
viii be held 8 pm. Saturday at the
Elks annex.
John Richardson, chairman of
the committee on arrangements.
announced today that q prog m
has been arranged. Highlight Of
the program viii be demonstra-
ton Of the proper procedure for
disposing of an American flag
which is no longer disable.
The public is invited to attend
the ceremonies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
$I5,5OO La Land
Sold To Cuban

Mrs. Grace Perez, widow Of
Dsde County has sold sls.soo OF
Key West property 70 Carmen
Susrar. widow Of Havana. Cuba,
according TO warranty deed
filed yesterday.
The property 10 al Reynolds
and Seminary street. On parcel
was sold for 5000; the other for
$500.