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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01

Forecast

Key West and Vicinity: Fair
to partly cloudy and mild today
and tonight; increasing cloudi-
ness Sunday. Cooler by SUNDAY
night. Gentle variable winds to-
day. increasing to moderate. oc.
caSionally fresh south and south.
west, shifting to northerly Sun
day.
Florida: Considerable cloudi-
ness in extreme north portion to-
day, otherwise fair through Sun
day Cooler in north portion to-
night and in the central portion
Sunday.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Small craft warning displayed
from Daytona Beach on east
coast and Clearwater on west
coast northward on both coasts
moderate to fresh southwest
winds in north portion, occasion
+ ally moderately strong in dis
play area today, shifting to north
10 northwest tonight. Moderate
south to southwest winds other
wise, shifting to north to north !.
west IN central portion Sunday.
Partly cloudy weather.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
-Four Year Old Tot
Runs Into Car

Four year old Joan Langlais of
1893 Olivia St. escaped serious in
jury yesterday afternoon when she
was struck by car driven bv
Ballard Sydney Jackson of go
Grinnell Street at the corner of
Windsor Lane and Olivia Street.
According to Jackson he was pro-
ceeding west on Olivia st. when the
tiny girl darted out from behind a
parked car directly in front of his
vehicle and he was unable to avoid
hitting her. He Immediately took
the girl to the office Of DR.. Shen.
hard who pronounced her sound ex-
cept for minor abrasiohs. He re-
leased her to 60 home.
Officer Santana conducted the
investigation and no arrest was
made.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Mickey Mantle Who Fell Short OF Big
League Baseball Buildup Last Year
Believes He'll Do Better In -
BY JOE REicHLER

ST. PETERSBURG Up - Mickey
Mantle, who fell far short of his
big buildup of 1851, believes he
win do much letter this year be-
cause "1he pressure wort be on
me now
The Quiet youngster from the
lead and zinc mine country around
Commerce, Okla, is happy that
he is lust another name" on the
roster and thinks that will help
him in his efforts to win a regular
berth on the New York Yankees.
Mantle does not mind telling you
that he was a bewildered, fright
ened and worried l9-year old lad
last April when he found himself
in the opening day lineup, playing
alongside of the great Joe DiMag-
gi0, after only two years of pro.
fessional experience in the low mi.
nors. He admits that he was dog
gone scared" of the American
League pitchers he had never seen
but read so much about.
81 don't think I'll be scared any
more" he smiled. mot that think
/ know all about the pitchers. Far
from it. 1t is just that I believe
| have been through the mill. "A
years experience up here means
so much.
Another thing" he added. Il
know now that / can't be what
the writer's made me out to be
last spring. After that terrific
buildup last year, l felt I had to
get on base very time ! came to
bat. became over-anxious, be-
gan to press and soon found my
self swinging at a lot of bad
pitches.
Mantle struck out at such a
furious pace that Manager Casey
Stengel was obliged to ship him
to Kansas City. His confidence had
dipped to low ebb. Mickey got
off to a slow start at KC. getting
only one hit in his first l6 times
at bat. He finished strong, how.
ever, swatting robust 1861 in 40
games and was recalled by the
Yanks. He wound up hitting .267
with the Yankees but famed IA
times in SO games. However, he
drove in 65 runs with 10 homers.
Mantle was asked about his right
knee. the one he injured in the
second game of the 1851 World
Series.
1T is getting stronger all the
time" he answered. Il don't think
1t viii bother me much.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Navy Wives
GoTeDaytona
For Keg Meet
All Star Team
Formed From Local
Loop For WIBC Meet

A team has been formed by
the NAVY Wivno' p~---'..-- -..suS
:. GO Daytona Beach next
Friday to compete in the Wom-
ems International Bowling Con-
gress sponsored Florida State
Women's Bowling Tournament
The girls, who will bowl Satur-
day night and Sunday morning,
have gathered together an organ
ization sporting a l44 team aver
age. Captained by Louise Duke
the team will roll off their sin
giles matches on Saturday even
ing and the doubles play will
oct underway early Sunday
r. As.
Other members of the squad
are Bobby Cadenas, Lillian Shu'
man, Loretta Carson, Winnie
Humphrey and, Dorothy Brown.
Over 800 women'S teams from
all over the state of Florida
will compete in the tournament
and with the handicaps based or
co. average, the local girls
have an excellent chance to cor
victory.
Mrs. Eileen Coughlin, director
OF the Noes USO has donated
money for the purchase of team
shirts for the squad. IL was an
nounced yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
KEY WEST FLOWER

Continued rom Page One)
the island of Sicily for the
magazine.
He will carry full equipment
there, as hc did here. Marden
flew to Miami from Washington
with his camera and color film,
rented car and drove down
/ the Keys to the Island City,
Before he leaves Key West he
hopes TO get in some google
! fishing. He has with him a
French compressed air diving
tube and his goggles.
I'D like to see some OF the
local boys google fishing before
i leave. You see this is one OF
the few places in the world
where it is possible"
Marden will be too busy from
noon today through the shows
finish, to get a look at the sea
around us. Sunday, Monday ano
f, Tuesday the show runs from
/ 10 am. to 10 pm.
When Key Westers and tour
lists come into the Elks Club an
mex, they will also see slim
dark man with a camera, intent
on one of the scores of show
flowers. trees. or shrubs. That
will be Marden of the National
Geographic at his work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Permanent
.OutdOorShow
Opens Monday
bakery On Caroline ST
Is In Pres. Tr,,man's
Line Of March Taken
On His Morning Walks

Key Vests first permanent out
door gallery will open Monday at
III am, in the garden beside the
Old Island Trading Post, correr of
Caroline and Whitehead streets.
Inc gallery opens the week of
President Harry Truman's visit to
Key West, scheduled for Friday.
1t is probable that the Chief Exc
cutlVe, and his secret service es-
cort will pass by the gallery on
some OF the morning walks. II so
tie Kew West Artists group might
concede to the Presidents early
hours, and open up one or two days
at Z am. instead of 10 am.
The artist who will exhibit in the
permanent gallery comprise 81 OF
the City's best known painters
among them Karl Agricola, Lenhe
'en. CIV Wieginis. N. A. Alan
Miller and Gus Schroeder.
''tln"S exhibited will be oil.
water ee!or. gouache, casein, limo
cuts, and crayon etchings. Diane
Auxier, just returned from furthe
study in New York City will con-
tribute the crayon-etchings.
Gallery will he open to the public
free Of charge, daily except Sun
day from 10 am. to S pm. Sunday
the hours win be from noon to S p.
m. Only rain win close the gallery
! Most of the artists participating
in the new outdoor gallery were
prominent exhibitors in the Stree
Fair which was held last month a
Clinton place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Bulletin

City Recreation Director Paul
Albury announced today that a
Softball team from Havana. Gu
ba has phcned him stating that
they will be in Key West this
afternoon end tomorrow. Aibury
has scheduled a doubleheader
tonight az BaYview Park al 7:oo
pm. when the Havana team will
meet a picked Key West All
Star nine.
Tcmorrow the Cuoans will
play a ra;r of games in the
Navy Yerd against team yet
10 be announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Albury Sets March
OF Dimes Benefits

Preparations have been COM
pleted for a doubleheader of soft
ball to be played Monday night,
March 3rd, at Bayview Park. as
a benefit f~" - 'rinixs.
Fur g, announced today by
--.i u. Albury, City Recreation
Director.
The first game, beginning at
.7:l5 pm, will be between two
girls teams composed of the best
girl and women players in the
city. Second game, starting at
8:45, win find the USS Gilmore
playing against the Allayon All
Stars.
The Gilmore always presents
strong line up, esneeie"'
the mo''' .,., .Isey.
,,e. .,layon says he has an
=. ,gregation that can whip the
Navy boys. All services are be-
ing donated and the entire pro-
oeeds go to the March of Dimes.
So come out, enjoy an evening
of sport and help good cause.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
JOHN CASPER Killing

John Casper King, "a, died yes
terday afternoon at the Monroe
General Hospital after an extend.
ed illness. MIR. King resided al
708 William street. He is survived
by tire brothers, Henry King Of
Key West, Joe Killing of Wellington,
Alabama, and Fred Boderick of
West Palm Beach, Florida; two
sisters, Mrs. Mararet Chiffon of
West Palm Beach, Mrs. Mamie
McCorkle Of New Smyrna.
MIR. King was member of An
Choir Lodge No. 1872 F. & A. M. The
body is being taken to Fort Pierce,
by funeral car Of the Pritchard
Funeral Home for funeral services
and burial.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
COnchs Defeut
Deiray Easily
Meet RedLunds
In Title Game

y The Key West High
court squad captured their
second easy victory i'm the
District Z basketball tourn.
ament last night when they
Bumped a strong DelraI
Beach five 48-37. to adj.
vance TO the finals i'm the
tourney.
Tonight at $3.50 p. m.
they will meet the Red.
lands high aggregation i'm a
game which will decide the
crown ON the Lake Worth
court.
len men saw action for
The Conchs as they jumped
into an early I7-9 lead
with Jim Baker and Ken
Bazo leading The scoring
attack for the first quarter.
The Conchs held a 3O-l5
lead al the half and, the
Delray cagers came back
to oi,iscore The locals 81
and la-l1 i'm the final two
periods. Vi tsglyf fgg
Jim Baker led the Conch
scoring with II points and
Ken Bazo, was close be.
hind with III.
Redlands, who was the
nnmber one seeded team
i'm the current tournament.
will be the team to beat TO.
night as they have shown
,lenty of good basketball
throughout the tourney.
Last night they licked a
Tough Vero Beach quintet,
10 gain the finals.
Coach Win Jones ace i'm
the hole will be the depth
that has been shown in the
past on the Conch Bench.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Markers Will Be
Established At
Bird Key Harbor

The Coast Guard will establish
naJigational markers at Bird
Key harbor in the Dry TortugaS
so that shrimperS and other YES
sells can dock legally and COM
fortably there. 1t. Glenn Pearson.
Coast Guard announced today.
Ii. Pearson will make a trip
to Bird Key next Thursday TO
spot the points and do the rre-
liminary surveying for the ioea-
ton of the markers. he said.
The establishment OF markers
means that the shrimpers end
other boats anchoring at Bird
Key will not be in violation of
anchorage regulations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
X. w. Macy MAJ,
Back From Tour
OF Duty OUerseas

Herbert f. Savers. chief store
keeper, uSN, husband OF Mrs. Bet
ty l.. Sayers of 1907 Pine St, has
recently returned after six
month tour OF duty aboard the USS
Cambria with the Nays Sixth
Fleet in the Mediterranean.
=, The Cambria, en- attack trans
port of Transport Division "a, Am
phibious Force. Atlantic Fleet. has
completed a schedule that included
the landing Of Marines on Sardinia
and Crete for training.
The men Of the Cambria also had
opportunities TO visit many OF the
ports along the Mediterranean
such as: Naples. Italy; Athens.
Greece; Collie Juan, France, and
many other places Of historic inter
est. 80.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Accused Sale.
Retains A'.sury,
.Esop' aldo Fir
I'll Fielding fIin,

III icitttiiS lliHs Gu Va
aering George Hop IS on
ehruarv 1, has retained as eoun-
sci in his fight Tor Ifs, Enrique
Esquinaldo. Jr., and William v. AL.
bury. il was learned today
Perfccio Amaasee. originally
retained by the sailor has with
drawn from the case.
Arrangements for retaining the
Esquir~ido Albury team were
mad ! Hih's family lawyers, W.
S. F. man of Gloucester City. New
Jer ) who flew in and out of Key
West last week TO consult with
them.
Hin is being held in Monroe
County iail withoa; bond on III
degree marder charge folln''-
inquest and n---ii---' .adng
4 step sal his march 10 or
away from the chair is to come be-
fore the grand jury which will be
empanelled shortly. Witnesses are
being lined UP now by State Atior-
ney j. Lancelot Lester who will
prosecute the murder charge
against Hill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Horona Trip For
Alegre Queen

The King and Queen of
Semana Allegro will win a
Tree trip to Havana. via
Aerovias q. it was announc-
ed to-day by Ida Gellrich.
chairman Of queens selection
committee for Beta Sigma
Phi sorority.
Hosslio Comes. agent for
q has presented the commit.
tee with three round trip
tickets to Havana. Two will
be tor the Queen and her
chaperone: one. for the King
who does not need a char.
erone.
Gomez is trying to make
arrangements for accommo-
dations in Havana. The
committee is working on
entertainment plans in the
Cuban capital for the King
and Queen.
Queen of Semana Allegro
will be selected Monday
night ct the Key West High
School auditorium al Q pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
BIOOdT,lObile Here
For Red Cross,
| March 3, At MAS

Mrs. Earl Dillon, Blood Program
chairman for the Key West Chap
ter Of the American Red Cross an
nounces that the Bloodmobile will
be at the Naval Air Station at the
request of the military on Ma~"
8. Donors will be servicemen and
civilians employed on the base.
This blood win be sent to the
Armed Forces under contract with
the American Red Cross and the
United States Department of De.
tense.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
$50 Persons
Haze Registered

More than ESQ persons
have registered to vote in
the May Democratic party
primaries and elections. Su.
psrvisor Of Rsgistration Sam
Pinder announced today.
With only a month left 10
register. Pinder urged citi-
sens Of Monroe county who
live in Key West and the
Lower Keys to come in be.
fore April S.
Registration i; taking
place in Marathon. Islamo-
rada and Tavernier. Pinder
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01

HERBERT RAY WEEcA


Hersert Ray Weech, as, died
carly is morning after a short
illness. lie is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Jennie l.. Weech;
one sister, Mrs. Harold Haskins
and two brothers, Gilbert w. and
Harlan Floyd Wcech.
Funeral services will be held
Monday afternoon at 5 p. m. in the
Church of God, zoos Olivia street.
where the body will be placed al
800 ~. m.
The Lopez funeal home is in
charge OF arrangements and burial
will be in TIE FANNY plot at City
Cemetery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Gamblers Test
Case In Court

MIAMI R - Fourteen niiami
gamblers are planning TO, test the
constitutionality OF the federal GOV.
ernments new gambling tax law.
Attorneys for the gamblers. who
are charged with operating without
buying the $50-a-year tax stamp,
asked Federal Judge Charles A.
Dewey Friday for time TO file mo.
tions attacking legality Of the law.
FifteenA gamblers appeared In
court. One of them, Mrs. Ann
Ballos, pleaded guilty and was
fined $1,000, the minimum penalty
under the law. The maximum Is
five years Imprisonment and a
5000 fine.
The charge against Mrs. Ballos
was brought after her arrest on
a charge of possession of bolita
tickets. She was the first person
to be sentenced in this area on
tax stamp charge.
The cases Of the II other gam.
blers were passed until next Fri
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
TodoY's Birthday
DAN ALE KIMBALL. s

Inn A0G6 MIW0AAss UOkII
March !. 1855. in ST. Louis.
Secretary of the Navy, he pre-
viously served as assistant secre-
tary for air and later as under
secretary. Kimball was an All
Corps pilot in World War /. hav.
ing enlisted in the aviation sec
ton. Of the Signal Corps in 1917.
AS vice-president of General
Tire, and. Rubber, he directed
rocket and jet propulsion work in
World War II.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01

nett, Front Royal, Va; WI. We
Der. Hutchinson. Kans.; Walter
Fuller, Des Moines, Iowa; Clyde
P. Johnston, Presque Isle, Maine;
L.C. Yutzy, Oakland, Md: DR..
Bing Selby, Oakland. Ind: O.P.
kretzmann, Valparaiso, Ind: Paul
Brandt, TT. Worth. Tex; Guy Bon
ney. Springfield, H.; and EGG.
Williams, Danville, i'll.
The luncheon was served in the
Parish Hall at St. Paul's church
grounds at 1915.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
Report Wonderful Time

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowman
OF Coon Rapids, Iowa have been
visiting in Key West. This was the
Bowmans first trip to the nation s
southernmost city where they re-
ported they had wonderful time
sightseeing and enjoying the sun
shine and warmth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01
SPORT
SHORT S

0RM0ND BEACH lR - Barbara
Romack, Sacramento, Calf, &c.
feated Bonnie Randolph, Columbus,
O., and 3, in quarter-final play
of the Women's South Atlantic
Golf Tournament Friday.
Other quarter-final winners were
Edean Anderson. Helena. Mont.
who downed Marjorie Lindsay, De.
catur, ILL.,, / up, and Jane Crumm
Covington, Orangeburg. S. c., who
beat Ann Breault, Chicago, 2 =
Grace Demoss, Corvallis 81,
defeaated Yvonne Colby. & Ste,
Marie. Mich. 3 and 2.
In the 36-hole semiI today,
the pairings are Ande ''emoss
and Romaek- Covingion
MIAMI R Golfers New
York, Pennsylvania a. arida
competed today in the aals
of the Dixie Amateur Go. Va
mentf at Miasni .ceuntpM u
Joe Brooke, 23.yearold In
ty of Miami student from Pnl.a-
delphia, tced against Lloyd Ribner,
ve,aran IRON White Plains, N. Y.
Meeting in the second lS.hole
match were Dull, Pagan, the West
Palm Beach ffreihah," and Jim
Paul. Daytona Beach.
Brooke ousted the defending
champion, w. Y. Slender, Miami,
2 up, in Fridays quarter-final
round. Ribner advanced with l
up victory on the 2lsts over Gay
chancey, Miami.
Pagan, the medalist, breczcd
past Mel Alexander, Hewlett, LII,
4 and 8. and Paul defeated b. b.
LotSpeich, Miami, 2 and !.
GAINESVILLE tR - Three cap
tains will lead the University oil
Florida football team in 1852. The
team Friday elected Quarterback
Haywood Sullivan, Dothan, Ala. !;
Tackle Charlie LaPradd. st. Angus
tine; and Line Backer Bubba Ware,
Panama City.
TALLAHASSEE R ~ A 32-man
championship flight. led by Geor-
gas Bill Goodloe, bucked strong
winds here Friday in the sixth
: annual George Washington Birth
! day Coli Tournament.
Goodloe, Valdosta. Ca, scored
a 4.under par 6s Thursday, five
strokes better than Jimmy James
and defending Champion Sonny
Tinney, both of Tallahassee, who
split second place.
Bob White, Waycross, Ca: Dick
Montney, Tampa; and Bobby Mar
tin, Pensacola, tied for third place
with 74s.
Other championship flight scor.
ers Friday included Doc Melton,
Lake City, II; Ed. Stephens, Gaines.
Vile. rs, Brantley Brannon, Lake
City, n: Seotty Fraser, Panama
City, ~: Bob McCullers, Mel.
bourne, IS.
c,, .-1,,s,,,nvr ~ Vice.,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-01

Israel plans to revive the once
flcurishing trade in potash extract
ed from the waters of the Dead
Sea.