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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

p INV ttaN @t1Nss~
o,aer hand some professors
are retired a, IS and should
be. because they have been
using the SIRE words over and
over sssin ihFoushoui the
years. Others ere yeuns In
words 81 ss and could 90 ea
in their careers until they are
90. as HOLMES did"
'Marse Robert" whose middle
name Is Lee. came lnio Kew
ives, for an over night stay this
week. He visited his old friend
Mrs. Newton. With him was Mrs.
I Theodore Morrison ms assistant
whose husband directs the
Breadloaf Writers Conference
every summer in Vermont.
The poet Is concerned about
the concepts Of permanence yer.
sus change. lie believes that
there are certain unchanglng as
poets az the universe and Of life
He refuses 20 accept the thesis
advanced by 80 many modefns
that there Is nothing constant.
particularly in social relations.
thar every thing Is relative
4 object flashed the hand
some poet 4 see friends after
20 wears and they haven't chang
Cd We pick up where Ve LETT
CIf 90 wears ago
The eons'cllaiisns are an.
el aag'n7. The rsse s unehans-
ina. said the poet. The sea
Is une an -ins. OF course tsat
new book The Sea Around
Us says shsi We are in a 81.
Gle n which the elimste h get.
ting warmer and win Tor the
next 500 years. II piessss New
Eng.anders 10 believe that
winters viii be warmer. I'm cur
life time. however. II does NOT
natter. In my lifetime the
climate Of New England has
1si ehFns.d."
Smlling IN his charming way.
"Narse Robert said. q actually
came 10 Key West yesterday 10
see II Jessie has changed. She
hasn't she's somewhere near the
absolute"
Mrs Newton's young daughter
Caroline. impressed the roet
with her point Of view.
The famous poet surprised
Mrs Newton by his sudden ar.
rival with his secretary. Mrs.
Morrison. and ms publisher. Al
tired Edwaras and MS. Edwards.
from Henry Holt and Company,
New York City. They had Ia
leave after q few hnnFs visit
with Mrs. Newton
MRS Newton's Young daughter
Caroline impressed the poet with
hcr precosity. -
shes got an artists point ol
view. Al rs thass good. She
talked Of loneliness It's a lone
aness not tor people. It's miss
ING something that the adde's
cent wants 10 say bat hasn't
found the words 90 describe. So
she searches through the Oxford
Book Of Verse. She finds the
Thing has not been said there.
She continues in her hunger for
something. for a way Il saying
things"
The poet and the painter. said
Frost. do not describe the pres
ent
You can't write about what IL
happening la the present any
more than the painter raints
what Il immediately IN front oi
ham. You have 20 Get away
from Il. Get perspective on
events orr subjects.
The Dean Of American poets
will be returning % Key West
which he loves before heading
for his Vermont farm. Though
the city Is physically changed,
he finds il has the same quality
Of feeling that Il had when he
FIRST started coming here. back
N f41a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
COnchs In Best
Shape OF Season
Says Coach Van:
Expects Fast Pa,

Arrival Of Miami Tech T,.u,.
squad Friday viii mark ano,hc,
iine tennis match Us Kew We,
net fans. The Terh men raw
mus Tar IN the cam siss ,rcn
me surprise % he South Flor,da
Tennis League. for under tn
astute training of their me-,
coach. Jop Simmo1s, th,v have
won three matches out Of six
and are the most improved team
IN Southern Florida MOI much i
known here about their PLAYERS
but u Is understood that they
have well round "a club win
no outstanding star.
One indication that points 10 a
fine match is the fact that Tech
has defeated South Rroward
team that the conchs defeated N
a close match just three weeks
ago.
The Key westcrs Wili BE- in
Their best playing shape az the
year for this contest and are
SURE o. make things interesting
for the invaders The new IL saer
has caused a better standard II
play for the Conch squad and
competition FOR places on the
team Is hot
Key West viii line up for the
match in this order 1 Leo "a.
rey, ? Don Cruz. 3. John Cruz.
4. Frank Roberts. 5 Peter
knight In the doubles, Don
and John Cruz will replace Leo
Carey and Frank Roberts as the
number enc team after defeating
them SO, 50 Carey and Rob-
erts viii take over the number ,
spot. In the singles. Don Cruz
took over the 2 spot by defeat.
ING cousin John. City Champion.
81. 90. Frank Roberts took over
the number 4 position By slaugh-
tering Pete 6-i, Ga
The matches viii start AZ 200
pm. Friday in Bayview Park
and IL the visiting csach viii
agree. the number one and two
singles and the number one dou-
bles matches viii be played un-
der lights starting ~ 7.30 pm.
The tennis ladder as it now
stands. Is as follows:
q. Tony Dorp
7. Don carb0neil
3. Frank Hofnanie4
. .. Walter Waltersan
10 Earl wccrh
m. Johnny Sellers
- Cappy Hughes
~. Ralph White
~ henry Ciearc
IS Sam Curry g ~ 60
rs. Reese
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
sAN0ID WAS A
BItnbD-SOAkED
Hulk WHEN
FIGHT ENDED

PHILADELPHIA IA fighter
has 10 have has snnniiies paid up
before eoing against Rocky Mar.
ciano. TIRE hard-punching heavy.
weight from Broekion. Mass
To an intent and purposes. Mar.
ciano "Wednesday night ended the
career of the veteran lee Savold.
The 3s-year-pld Englewood. ~. j..
fighter was a blood soaked hulk
when has manager. Bill Daily.
asked the referee 10 stop the ~
even match a the end o: the sixth
round.
The win was there bat not the
body " said DAILY I'm roing 10
sdsise lee 20 retire from tie ring
tomorrow.
John aox) Dagrosa. Pennsyl.
sania stsee~aihietic comFnlssloner
said he Vas going 20 suspend Sa.
void indefinitely ana ash him to
retire.
Savold never had a chance. TIE
unheaten Marciano charged across
the ring from the FIRST bell.
smashed two tremendous lcfi
hooks into Savold's face and then
numerically cut down his bigger
opponent. Marciano weighed 1881
and Saeold 200 The announced
attendance for. the scheduled 10.
rUandcr was asi3 and the cate a
disappointing SCI ,ss6.
Daerosa announced that the light
would 50 into the record books as
seventh round TkO.
Marciano has won "a ~ has fights
BY the TkO OF knockout route. ne
said ~ tAoughi the beating he gave
Savold was the worse he ever al.
minlSserea to any opponent. "A hit
tim with everything had, bat he
wouldnt 30 down"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

swimming. reading. and more
work.
The Presidents brisk-walkine
figure is a familiar sight % those
Key westerS who rise as early as
he does.
Escorted by his secret service
guart. he strides down Duval
street. across Caroline. and on
Front street. ~ well a. walking
around the Naval Base.
The President met the press
personally twice ON his last visit
Daily press conferences are held
~ Presidential Press Secretary
Short.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
Navy Firemen
Take Measure
OF Marines
Hot Court Action
Featured In Navy
Carnival Benefit
taae. Contest

The Naval station Fircfighiers
Sizzling Five remained in the
unbeatcn ranks by defeating the
Naval Station Marines. 1880. az
the IIigh Schocl gym last night
The same followed a parrde
staged by tn Marines end the
Firefghscrs IN behalf Of the Sc.
curity Divisions entry for queen
81 the Navy Charity Carnival
The outcome was not decided
until the final minlacs ~ play
when the Firefigh,crsa took al
VANTAGE ~ the weary Marines
and iced the game with three
straight field goals
THE Firefighiers led q, the end
~ the first quarter. 20 bat the
Marines reared back and took
the lead AZ hnlflime. i3.i2 The
first half was concentrated main
N on defense a. both teams
boosted a strong defense whieh
could only hc penetrated hy Ions
shots Georee Barber a. the Fire
fighters and Zepp. 81 the Ma.
rsnes. keri their respective
teams in the game with severed
Ions ones.
IN tire third rcriod, Dewitt
Roberts three field goals paced
the way Zoe the Frefirhters q
take q 1f-29 lead bat the came
was still Ear from being over
The Marines roared back and
took q four point lead early IN
me fourth period bat the Fire
firhfrrs came back with fed
enals b. Ralph Arnold Richad
parber. Dewitt Roberts. and
George Barher "a take the lead
anee again y Barber sank 7
nosnts ~ thc last few minutcs a.
- the game ior the SiEflinG
Five
Ceorse Barber WITH 10 points
psrhard Barher with "a. and n
n.,herts with . led the Fire-
nnhiefs attack Zepp Marine
ss.ra. led the losers attack 9th
IA polnss. As usuat sack Villa.
rsal starred Coz the Sailing Five
ssfennvely Jones and Bitter.
,.an we're the outstanding de-
ssuslve stars Gov the Marines
Tean- TIP
rlrefgh'eEs sl2 is-s7
MaFlfck y $50
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
Tigers-Br0,rns
La Screen Player
S,rap Today

DETROIT E-The Detroit Tigers
and the So Louis Browns today
announced q 7-player trade in one
II the winters largest baseball
deals.
General Manager Charlie Geh-
ringer 81 The Tigers said the trade
would send Tiger Pitchers Bob
Cain and Gene Bearden and First
Baseman Dick krykoski % the
Browns.
In return the Tigers get Catcher
Msii Bats. ouifielder Cliff Msnes
Pitcher Dlek Iiitlefield and Infield.
CT Benjamin Taylor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
2 Conyicis Caught

JACKSONVILLE - - Jackson.
vile police Wednesday caught two
conyicis who escaped Monday from
State Prison Camp IS at Doctors
Inlet about - miles south 81 here.
Police SGT. 4. 5. Bailie identified
them Is James Everett MePhee.
q. Hollywood. serving three years
for larceny. and Gerald Elmer
Singletary. ~. Ft Myers. serving
"a years Tor breaking and entering
aud auto theft.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
Rep. King Says
Hearing Was
Called To siifle
Other Investigation

GAINESVILLE - - Back on
their home floor. Flaridas basket
. svers shock off . seam.
losing streak 10 whip Georgl
90. Wednesday night
Playing without Rick casares
leading scorer who must take >
makeup examination 70 regain q.
'sibility. Florida flashed a balneed
attack that sank Georgia In TIE
second half.
Curt Cunkle. Florida soruard
was high scorer with 10 Do 4
zippy Morocco and Jim Umbricl :
had ~ each for Georgia.
. AZ Peoria. m. bradley unsser.
sity's basketball team. In tie midst
of a recession from the heights
VI previous seasons. regalned ire
old touch and SET back highly fav.
ored 81. Louis University. eie
n was the fifth defeat Coz NE
Billikens. Who lead the Missouri
Valley Conference with SIX straisfi
victories. Their overall seasan rec
ord Il IT'S.
Coach Forddy Andersen AZ Brad.
ley. rebuilding the year affef pre-.
season Involvement q much of last
years squad in the hrlhina sesn.lal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

niger wlIl he available for para.
Z of automobiles and there will
e sufficient room for any number
4 cars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

Gerald Saunders. chairman Of
the County Commission: Cham
ber Of Commerce President I'd.
win Trevor: Fred Dion. Vice
President % the Gulf Atlantic
Transportation Co. and George
Bonamy. head ~ the local Hotel
and Motel Association. viii make
the trek.
The group viii also greet the
Key West High School Band
when II docks late Friday ir
Havana 10 participate in the
Compares" the annual Cuban
Dance festival.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
s-5.OCJ AIR STRIP
lcG,s;rued Frcm psps onel

ieh. AZ the bridge. he said. This
yin include cottages. boat dock
md all facilities for fishermen.
The air strip viii be In com.
plete operation by next season
and In partial operation within
70 days.
An active member Of the Low.
er Keys Property Owners Asso
citation. Barry said that Il cleo.
srie power from City Electric
'yssem Is not forthcoming ne and
some % the other property own.
ers viii start their own plant A:
" water % serve the punta
Brisa development. he plans u
g the fresh water wells on Biz
Pine. until he can get sersics
from a water line.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

@ f'
sponsoring the highly rmular Char
coal Portrait Booth Were portraits
will be drawn on the spot BY tho
well-known Key West artist. Ger
aid Leake. he most deleeiable
booth N the carnival win be the
Cake and Pie Booth sponsored By
the Officers Wives Club. OF
course. zx.ll Ia going 20 have their
famous bsllon booth. ami vx.i.
food for the hungry and drink for
the thirsty. In their gaily deeorat.
Cd Refreshmeni Booth. Tie Naval
.tations largest red fire truck wlIl
e on hand 10 provide rides and
irllls for the children.
Once Inside TIE Hanger. carni.
al patrons yin find free dancing
nd free entertainment. and the
carnival spirit reigning supreme.
This afternoon q Navy Blimp
win ny low over Key West towing
A large banner advertising the
Carnival A sound truck YIN tour
The city publicixing the Nays
charity event of the year.
With the aequiescence Of thu hey
West Transit Company. Navy buses
viii be operated from the Naval
station and Boca Chica Field and
win pick up passengers along the
route 10 the Seaplane Base. The
Naval station bus viii depart from
the ramp along side the uSs Gil
more al s;3o pm. on Thursday and
Friday, and al 100 pm. on Saiur.
day. Departure time thereafter
all be ON the half hour. II wiil
make stops al the Fleet Sonar
school. Administrator Building No.
i07 and the Main Gate 81 the Ne
val station. The bus viii proceed
down Southland 10 white. from White
20 Eaton. and down Eaton 10 she
seaplane Base. The bus viii Sioy
sor passengers VITO hail Il cnroute
10 the Sesplane Base.
The Naval Air Station Bus viii
depart Boea Chica every hour or
the hour starting al S pm. on
Thursday and Friday and al pm.
On Saturday. The bus viii travel
down u. 3. Highway No. 10
aoosevcli Boulevard and proceed
on the Boulevard TO Palm Avenue
n viii 60 down Palm 10 the Sea.
,,ane Base. The last bus for boil
the Naval station and the Nava
Mr. station viii leave the hanger
al midnight.
school children Of the elementar,
schools of Key West and the Con.
geni Of Mary immaculate and 81
ioseph's school are being gives
rec tickets 10 tie carnival.
Tie Beard Of Governors Of ,hs
arrival wish 10 emphasize TIA
seryone In Key West. civilians an
hillary. are invited 10 attent
.veryone connected with the Carr
wal have uaborcd unceaSinEly /
rider 10 make this event TIE II
81 carnival ever presented In Ne
Vest. Captain william u. Truedel
to II Chairman ~ the Board o
Governors Of the Carnival. has q
Dressed his appreciation Tor a.
excellent efforts which have bee
pui forth by all personnel. Tie ais
expressed his appreciation 90 tbs
ssrious merchants in Key IVES
Sko have voluntarily contribute
merchandise for prizes.
Hours Cor the Carnival are sro.
) pm. 20 n pm. on Thursday az
Friday and Trim ! pm. 10 n pm
On Saturday. an of the funds raj
I'd during the course of this earn
val xill be distributed 10 char
able organizations. Contribution
amounting 10 s2t.1oo were mad
rom the net proceeds Of last year
event. and Il Ia hoped that even
better return win be realized a..
year.
The entire cement ramp At ID
The Miami times., 1952-05-31

Sinai Christian Society, the Dea-
coneSs Board of Mt. Sinai, South
Side Prayer Band, Youngstown,
O., Mt. Sinai Jr. Church, the PTA
of Dorsey high school, the Silver
tone Jrs., No. 2 Choir Mt. Sinai,
Sunday School Mt. Sinai, Inter
mediate Class No. 8, Officers and
members of Macedonia First
Baptist Institutional Church, mem
bers of Mt. Sinai Usher Board,
the Ever Ready Chorus of Mt
Zion Baptist Church, Youngs-
town, O., the Idle Hour Art and
Social Club, the Community Male
Chorus, Miami, the Community
Male Chorus, Coconut Grove.
Mrs. Rosa Lee Ferguson,
grandmother and the family
The Miami times., 1952-05-31
CARD OF THANKS

In sad but loving memory of
our darling mother, wife, grand
mother and great grandmother,
Mrs. Caroline Russell, who de-
parted this life May "a, 1852.
When peace like a river, at
tendeth my way; when sorrows
like sea pillows roll, whatever
my lot thou hast taught me to
say: 1t is we'll, it is we'll with my
soul.
The family
Key West, Fla.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31
Holy Redeener

An instruction class has been
held by the priest. Nine men and
women have been baptized and
on Sunday, May 25 they received
the first communion of their faith,
Another class will be opened
soon. Time for mass is 1920 am.
and Sunday School begins at
8 am.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31
BY LEE JORDAN

Services at Mt. Moriah Baptist
church were very inspiring on
Sunday. Sunday School met at
9:45 am, and an interesting les
son, Goods Estimate of Human
Life" was taught. The pastor, the
Rev. w. c. Edcar, preached a
stirring sermon from the subject,
1.-THE Poor and Needy" 1t was
quite fitting for the occasion. Sis
ter Lille Saunders is clerk.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31

On the sick list are Brother A.
L. Parker who is very sick at the
Kendall Hospital; Brother Jack
Worth and Brother John Timon.
Friends are asked to call and see
them.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31

Under the direction of the sup
erintendent, Brother T. Gray, the
Sunday School of Spiritual Bap-
tist Church met in a lively Ses-
sion at 9:45 am. Elder Elizabeth
Gray, the pastor, was in charge
of other services for the day. Sis
ter Ida Ferguson is clerk.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31
CARD OF THANKS

Little Florida Patricia Ann
Jones departed this life April %,
1852. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe E. Jones
wish to thank their friends and
co-workers of the M. and M. cafe
terra for the beautiful flowers,
kilograms and cards of sympathy,
also Mrs. Ella Wallace.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31

Hurst Chapel AME Church, the
Rev. Everette, pastor, had Sunday
School at 9:45 am. and ACE.
League at pm Both of these de-
partmentS were we'll attended. All
The Miami times., 1952-05-31

Sunday School at Mt. Sinai
Baptist, the Rev. J. E. Murray,
pastor met at the usual hour. The
attendance was good. The divine
services were spiritually high
throughout the day. The clerk is
Sistef Fannie Mae Williams.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31

The Church of God, Elder H.
Dean, pastor, had Sunday School
at the usual time, and Young
Peoples Union at pm. The pas
tor preached at both the morning
and evening services. Brother H.
Moss is clerk.
The Miami times., 1952-05-31

the worship services were spiri-
tually delightful. Brother Levi
Moss, is clerk, and Brother Zack
Ferguson, chorister.
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Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

visit to Harlem and drew around
10000. That was supposed to be it..
Not at all bothered, I went off
upstate to see what was going on
up there, seeing that Harlem was
sewed up for the Democrats. After
finding the Republicans doing all
right beyond the Bronx County
line, 1 returned home only to find
General Eisenhower had been back
to Harlem and drew something
like 5000 or 5000 onlookers.
The boys told me the General
put on a good show and that he
was we'll received, but still nobody
would offer a plugged nickel for
my three-horse parlay despite the
fact that two of my entries were
home free.
Then the Volunteers for Steven
son got busy and brought the
Governor back to Harlem. They
must have thought Eisenhower
had undercut them somewhat with
his second appearance in their
bailiWick. The Governor really
packed them in some say he
attracted 25, 900.
Undaunted, l held on to my
ticket, realizing that all the votes
were not in Harlem. So, guess
what? Late Monday evening, the
day before the election, I caught
a Stevenson man in one of his
gayer moods-or maybe he was in
his cups. Anyway, he said Steven
son would win for a hundred
bucks. Knowing that 'it amt
legal to bet, at least on the street,
I declined. Only I said, "If Steven
son wins, / buy you a Stetson
hat" and he said, "If Eisenhower
wins, 1 buy you a Stetson hat"
Now, l ask you J.. How do you
like my new fedora? All this and
my parlay too!
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21
STRAIGHT AHEAD
BY JULIUS j. ADAMS

NEW YORK. (GlobaD-Immedi-
ately after the Republican Ma
tional Convention nominated Cen
eral Eisenhower, l checked the
several entries and picked Rocky
Marciano to beat Jersey Joe Wal
colt, the Brooklyn Dodgers to beat
out the, New York Giants for the
National League Pennant, and the
General to beat Adlai Stevenson.
l linked the three 'horSeS" to-
gether in parlay.
Announcement of my choices
brought gales of laughter and lin
gering deriSion. But when MARCH,
ano won,, some of my critics with
held their attacks; but there were
some who figured would stumble
on the Dodgers, for hadn't the
Buns blown a 13R-game lead just
the year before? Well, the Dodg-
ers won the flag, and there I was
two down and one to go for the
money.
The boys ON the corner agreed
that I had picked two winners,
but most of them were quick TO
say that I really hadn't done very
much because Walcott was an old
man and Rocky one of the hardest
puchers in the business; and that
everybody knew Brooklyn had the
best team in the National League.
Then they began chuckling.
Harlem, which is a hotbed of
Democrats, was about for Cover
nor Stevenson, and as I strolled
from place to place talking about
my chances of winning my parlay,
all / could get was the horse
laugh.
In time, Stevenson whistle
stopped in Harlem and the COM
munity went wild, although only
a handful of people were out to
see him. Then Eisenhower dropped
in the Hotel Theresa for breakfast
and had nice little party, but it
was no world beater. Later on
President Truman paid return
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21
Will The Negro Vote Stoy Put"

After reeonng consciousness from the Republican landslide
election would ask the question will the Negroes
stoy with the Democratic Party under whose administration they
have made many advances in the lost 20 years?
The yes. Judging from the past Negroes won't
change politics overnight They voted the Republican ticket
they free until "a ago. when they
registered their protest against Ku Nuxsm and voted tor Al Smith,
Smith was defeated election found Negroes still
voting the ticket and have continued since, and
do unless Republicans keep alive the civil
rights program instituted by Roosevelt and Trumon .
The majority of Negro votes cast November was tor
pory and they will pu for years to eome
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK

We must not let science hypno-
tie us into believing that simply
by sitting in front of desks and
drawing boards and instruments
all day, we are contributing to the
character of man.
Arizona sun., 1952-11-21

EVERY INCH A QUEEN
slim and lovely, England's Queen
Elizabeth II leaves London's En-
pire Theater after seeing a royal
film show. She wore black and
white satin, and her head was
crowned with a jeweled tiara.