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Evening star., 1952-12-06
'Vinson Invited 10 Dinner
of District Bar Association

Chief Justice Vinson is expected
to be among guests at the 81st
annual dinner of the District Bar
Association at 7 o'clock tonight
in the Mayflower Hotel.
Attorney Edward Bennett Will
liams will be toastmaster. A pro-
gram of entertainment has been
arranged for the occasion.
Others expected to attend are
Attorney General McGranery, as
sociate justices of Supreme Court
and judges from the various other
courts here.
Evening star., 1952-12-06

the first Saturday In January In
his Office in Clarksville.
Barron was released under
$4,000 bond.
Barron is the brother of the
late Carter Barron, Washington
ID. CO. movie theater executive
and civic leader.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-20
REALTORS
Brick BUNGALOW

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portly finished End. full basement.
gas furnoce. breezewuy. 2-cor 60
roge: situoted on q beautiful lond-
scoped lot 50x3os; only Yeors old;
owner will sell for the low price Of
.&00 0nn
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lust For You

Ideal semi-bungolow close to Lake
Shore Blvd. convenient to tronspor-
tdtion. living room with vestibule
entrance. well planned immaculate
kitchen. dinette. bedrooms, bath
on lst; bedroom. storage space on
End; full basement. nicely lond-
scoped lot with outdoor grill. garage.
curpeting: owner leoving city. will
sell this lovely home for only
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-20
REAL ESTATE
California Bound

Completely furnished home years
old, 3-bedroom brick Colonial; tile
bath. lmqe kitchen. dinette and util-
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screens. and venetian blinds. gos
air conditioned furnoce. lorge lot;
furniture includes console combine.
sion Admiral Tv. Hotpoint refrigero-
tor. Mogie Chef stove. Easy Spin
DTier. 2 rugs like new. mople dinette
set. complete bedroom set. plus extra
twin beds and rollowdY. living room
set plus lomps. tables. cabinets.
dropes. garden tools. children's toys
and other items. Must see 10 oppre-
ciote. $l5.5oo includes everything.
$4,000 down. ossume G.l. loan. 40
financing. SIT per month. Quick
possession. $4,000 down for G.I.
202S0 Ch.Ystal Ave. ~. 1888
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-20
$l7.500
Where Will You Find

A 6-room Colonial off Eost 222nd ST.
with q lovely living room. fireplace.
very modem tile kitchen. beautiful
Competing on LIST. 3 bedrooms, both
on 2nd. finished Ord. full basement.
gos furnace. 2-cdr garage, concrete
drive. Make your appointment now.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
Weir
Roundup
~ SAM suMMERliN

SEOUL, Korea R--U. S. Sabre
pilots today destroyed one MIG
Is and damaged two others Of a
Chinese Communist air force that
showed little desire TO fight after
the rough handling II got Tuesday.
The Air Force raiscd Tuesdays
MIG casualty total by two more
damaged, confirmed after cvalua-
ton Of gun camera films. These
raised the days toll to 10 MICS
shot down, three probably de-
stroycd and IL damaged. II was
the second biggest daily bag Of
the war for the Sabre pilots.
Credit for the Wednesday kill
went to Capt. Robert T. Latshaw.
Amarillo, Tex. He knocked the
Rcd jet down in 10-minute fight
between 50 Sabres and about 80
MICS ever North Korea just be-
fore dusk.
Sabre pilots traded shots with
MIG flicrs at other times during
the day but the MICS lodged back
into their Manchurian sanctuary
rather than fight.
On the ground. u. S. Eighth
Army bricfing officer reported only
two Communist probes and scat
tered patrol skirmishcs along The
hattie front Wednesday morning.
Counter attacking Allied troops
Tuesday night and carly wedncs-
day hurled back about 100 Chi
ncsc Reds Who hit Uniicd Nations
lines on the western front four
miles from the Panmunjom truce
tents.
The Navy announced that the
American carrier Boxer returned
10 Korean waters for IFS third tour
Of duty. Planes from t.se Boxer
and the U. S. carriers Philippine
Sea and Valley Forge pounded
Red targets on the east coast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
By JOE FALLS

NEW YORK Basketball rec
ord books viii show that Clyde
Lovellette scored the highest 8.
year point total OF any player in
HISTORIAN astounding 1888. But
the points the big guy will never
forget are the two he didn't make
Tuesday night.
The human scoring scourge from
Kansas University missed perhaps
the most important field goal of
his life--"a dinky cd one-footer
las his team dropped tingling
$3.50 decision to the Peroia Cater
pillars in the finals of the Olympic
Too, il will go into the books
that Peoria, the AAU champion,
wen the game when HOWE Will
liams connected with a 20-foot one
handler with eight seconds to go.
But if you talk to anyone who
saw the game--there were 6,234
of 'em in Madison Square Garden
they'll tell you Lovellette's muff
of simple layup was the big
story.
With the score tied 60-60 and
Is seconds left. Lovellette electri-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
Sn,itl,-F1anagan
Fight To Be
Aired Tonight

The new featherweight sensation,
Gene Smith Of Washington. DC.
has been signed TO meet a ranking
veteran. Glen Flanagan, in the
Uline Arena on Wednesday April 2,
The radio broadcast description OF
this bout will be the highlight Of
the regular Wednesday night Pabst
Blue Ribbon Bouts program which
begins at 10 pm, Eastern Stand
ard Time.
Smith, winner OF every one of
his % pro fights - "a by KO -
gained added prestige as a ..com-
err when he knocked out Denver's
Corky Gonzales with sensational
right cross last January q. After
this KO, many fight fans smacked
their lips in anticipation Of more
ring-action from this 21-ycar-old;
all seemed to agree that this boy,
who possesses q natural style as
well as furnishing fists, is genuine
big-time material
Flanagan, rs, has been a rated
featherweight for several years.
His ring capabilities include ex-
perience, agility and defensive
skill; such a combination may
prove more than Gene Smith can
handle. Flanagan's pro record
shows 63 bouts resulting in 46 vic
tories, 5 draws and 8 losses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
Lovellette Is Nations Top
Basketball Scorer But Fans
Talk About Two He Missed

fled the crowd by stealing the ball
from Peoria's Marchus Freibergcr.
The 244-pound giant numbered
down the court with nary de-
fender under the Caterpillar goal.
There was a Kansas teammate
c7 each side of the basket.
Loyellette sfrode in himself
aiming to dunk one of the easiest
baskets he'd ever made.
But the ball wouldn't behave.
II rolled off to the left. leaving
everyone in the big arena stunned.
Ronnie Bontemps of Peoria got
the rebound as the clock spun to-
ward the zero mark and fired
down court to williams, who semi
a high-arching one-hander through
the hoop.
As a result OF its hard-carned
victory, Peoria is the supreme
ruler of amateur basketball in this
country. Five, of the Caterpillar
players have qualified for the
u. S. Olympic team, and with
seven members from Kansas and
two from the Phillips Oilers, will
journey to Finland this summer
for the international competition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02

For those of you that are plan
ming to attend the official opening
OF the American Legion Junior
Baseball League tonight had better
plan to attend the ceremonies that
viii proceed the game. A small
program has been arranged TO give
these teams in the league gala
send-off by many of Key Vests
n0tabilities.
As for the drawings, they will
take place between the fifth and
sixth inning. Remember that these
prizes will go only to those fans
who are present.
This league, along with the Lit
tie League are growing more each
year in this area and this is the
only opportunity that the youth Of
of this city have to enter the base.
ball sports world. so they are look.
! ing to you for their support and
future in this city.
Sports and recreation for the
boys and girls is one form, and con-
cidered by many, the best, of COM
batting juniville delinquency. II
these children of ours have some
thing to occupy their minds they
will be kept out of trouble, If not,
well the answer is very simple.
We should all put our shoulders
to the harness and pull for these
youngsters of today and tomorrow,
for like ! have stated in the past,
as Horace Heidi also states, ct is
better to build bodies than to mend
men," Keep this little proverb in
your thoughts when you are asked
to help with any youth organiza-
ton regardless Of whether il per-
tains to sports or not.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
Braves Hope For Increased
Support With Better Start
In Florida Baseball Race
~ DICK MEYER
Fsst Lsudesdaie Daily News

- egS@Ss 1@se ~ssx
FORT LAUDERDALE IN - Off
to a retarded rebuilding job be-
cause the advent Of 1852 found new
owners still striving to retain a
Florida international League fran
chise, the Fl. Lauderdale Braves
hope to inspire increased Broward
County support with a satisfactory
start while the front office works
to plug weak spots.
The Braves are at home for the
first eight nights Of the season,
and a good break for the starting
gate probably would inspire fur
ny Of ticket and stock sales. Bust
ness Manager AL Faehr could use
this money to acquire another
starting pitcher or two, and an
other infielder. These seem to be
the Braves current needs.
TT. Lauderdale fans aren't de-
manding a first division team
they are, for the moment, too
happy over success of public
subscription campaign that en-
abled the club to pay debts to
which Minor League Boss George
Trautman had SGT a deadline, with
Joss Of the franchise as a stipulated
penalty.
5 Happy with the thought that
West Side Park partisans aren't
clamoring for miracle new Man
ager Barney Lutz is finding pros
poets not as bleak as he figured
they might be.
Lutz. who skippcred three farm
clubs Of the Philadelphia Phillies,
counts on help from Bob Carpen-
tcr's organization.
Barney may be his own best
hitter. Now starting his nth or
gained baseball season, the per-
sonablc Elmira, N. Y, resident
never dropped below 800 in minor
league circles. If the inner de-
Tense proves inadequate. Lutz may
end up at third base. instead Of
sticking to the outficld.
First-line pitchers are familiar
faces. P0rtsider Leo Goicoechea,
once smokeballer, didn't pick
up a single victory while losing
nine last year. He was troubled
by . sore arm, but since did well
enough in the Cuban Winter
League.
Lutz also. fell heir to Canadian
Southpaw Bill Wigle (4-8). and Ha-
svana Residents Gar del Monte
f4-12) and Angel Gonzales (2-8).
Nick Pappas, out of the league
last year. had q $50 earned run
average with Lakeland and Fl.
Laliderdale in 1850.
Probably the No. Brave finger,
Stan Coulling l7-7), won't report
until after the present college
term. Other pitchers include Left
handlers Ernie Arnett and Jimmy
Joy and Righties Ken Rapchick
and Louis Hubbard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
Richardson
On Duty Here

Basil N. Richardson. seaman APP
prentice, has reported aboard the
u. S. Naval Station for duty with
the Ships Department. His depart
mcnt head, 1t. c. l.. Thesis viii
define his specific duties at later
date.
Richardson joined the Naval ser
vice on December 9, 1851, and re
ceiycd his recruit training al Grcal
Lakes, Illinois.
His home is in Narrows, Virginia
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
Richardson, still reside there.
Before entering the Navy. Rich
ardson attended Narrows High
School.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
Construction
Worker Heads
Golf Tourney
Shoots Flock OF
BRIDES To Lead
State Amateur
Golf Play

JACKSONVILLE M1 - The golfer
with the best combination of youth
and experience is likely to come
up with the 55th annual Florida
State Amateur Golf Championship
next Sunday and there is plenty
Of indication II will be Gardner
Dickinson, Panama City
Only "a, Dickinson has won SO
tournaments. He played with Lou
isiana State University's national
collegiate champions in 1913 and
was mcdalist In the collegiate
qualifying event the next year.
Now learning the construction
business in Panama City, where
he has lived since 1850, Dickinson
tipped his hand with half a dozen
brides and an eagle in the first
match-play round of the State
Tournament Tuesday. (
At that pace 1t took him only
Is holes to whip Calvert Pepper,
general manager of the Gaines
vile Sun, Z and S.
Before he can take the state
title, however, Dickinson has to
win five more matches.
Standing in his path are five
former state champions, two col
lcgiate stars and flock of other
definite threats. Today's best sec
0nd round matches doomed be-
tween Sonny Tinney, Tallahassee,
twice state intercollegiate golf
champion from Florida State Uni
versity, and Dan Skies, University
Of Florida golf captain from Jack
s0nyille.
Lane E'ulenwider, Jacksonville,
who pulled Tuesdays biggest up
set by eliminating 1S-year.old Don
Bisplinghoff, Orlando. will have his
hands full today against Dickinson
DIR. Charles Hillyer, Jacksonville
osteopath who was medalist with
q 5-under-par 81 over the $500
yard San Jose course Monday.
breezed into the second round
where he ran into Ed Stephens,
Gainesville.
Defending Champion Frank Bor-
k0vich, Lakeland, met Ned Searcy,
Jacksonville.
Jim Lee Jr., Tallahassee, state
champion in 1896 and 1850, opposed
16-year-old Scotty Fraser, Panama
City. Ward Rodgers, who won in
1898, met Ralph Sherman, Ponte
Vedra Beach.
Carl Damn, Orlando, five times
state champion and q perennial
contestant since 1928, took on Ii.
Hale Baugh, Tampa medal play
champ.
Tommy Aycock, Jacksonville,
who wSs state champion several
years back, was matched with
Bernie Powers. Orlando
John Berry. Tallahassee teen
ager, scored an easy first-round
win over G. G. Rodcs. f't. Lauder
dale. and today met Key Scales,
Ocala.
Two players who have knocked
on the door but never quite won
the title, w. A. Pagan, West Palm
Beach. and Jimmy Paul. Daytona
Beach, tangled in another Of to-
days key matches.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
H. EARL DUNCAN
Continued From Page Onel

tCOntlnueQ from rage Onej
and Medical Program for the
Schools of Monroe County. AT
the present time ours is one OF
the few Counties in the State
without such program and !
believe that its need is too OBJ
vious to require further explana-
ton.
2. Secure insofar as possible a
cost-of-living salary increase for
our Teachers and raise the money
therefor by business-like adj
ministyation of the entire educa-
tional system rather than by
seeking more money from the
taxpayers.
8. Expand our school facilities
with a view to future needs
rather than by very costly piece
meal construction.
4. Equip our schools with
Florida State Board approved
equipment.
5. Keep our school system
strictly OUT OF POLITICS.
When education is controlled or
even influenced by political con-
siderations. at that moment, it
fails in its principal function. If
elected. ! shall seek the advice
and counsel of the people--the
Mothers and Fathers of Monroe
County--and ] am convinced tina.
together we can maintain our
Educational System in its most
basic role-the mainstay of our
Democratic form of Government.
PULL LEVER 3s-A
paid Political Advt.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02

fans.
The papers show how our Danny
Lastres is holding down the sec.
ond base job for the Sun Sox, well
we hope he makes good and hits
over 800 this year. The Havana
Cubans have lost one Of their
strong batters, Nap Reyes. Reyes
who played with the Giants can
play any infield position and is a
dangerous man at the plate. He
wants to play in Venezuela, so
that helps the Sun Sox.
Reminiscing: On March 81, 1885
at the Navy Field the Hawthorne
played the Tropicals and the game
ended In IA to score. Baby
Suarez pitched for the winners and
Joe MCGEE was the man behind
the plate. For the losers ID. Nav
AFRO pitched and Gabriel was the
catcher.
In the nigbtcap the Coconuts
won over the Hawthorns by IL
/ to S score. St0rr pitcher and w.
Butler we're the battery for the
winners and Hannah and MCGEE
for the losers.
The American Legion Jr. Base
bali league will get under way to-
night, and the opening game Of
1852 viii be one long to be re-
membered. Rocky Gugliemo and
AL Rodriguez will be the official
umpires and that means well
umpired game, and the players
are all in shape and we will wit
ness one Of the best baseball games
Of the season, SO come out fans
and help the players of tomorrow
and show them you are behind
them 100 percent.
We have the makings Of other
Cobs, Speakers, DiMaggios and
other famous players, all they need
now is for you TO 60 out there and
let them know, that you are be-
hind them. Remember at 8 pm,
sharp, umpires will call play ball
and the game will start.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02

j. O. FISHER Brownsown Indiana has caught 34A pound
39ls inches long 28a grth permit the channel
Fisher used shrimp for bait The Inianan
called Mr. Permit Man. Believe not he has landed IA
permit this year.
The worlds record Permit catch made by E. J. Arnold
April 10, off Islamorada, of Al pounds sssfs4k
Fishers most unusual fishing experience the catch
of 800 pound Loggerhead Captain
fishing boat He hooked the turtle under the
held him for hour. until finally. the Capt fired his
Savage rifle and killed the amphiban il came up to
breathe
What does Fisher think of fishing the Key West
you can't beat it,. and have fshed from to
Mexico 1t beats anything have Why little POM
will much fight any of the fish caught
California California has advantages Florida, but
for fishing primary interest there simply COMPARE
California fishing is small time stuff compared what
you have here
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
Power Drops

NEW YORK III Electric power
production in the week ended
March 20 dropped to 7,263, o09, 900
kilowatt hours--lowest output since
the week of Jan. S. Edison Electric
Institute reported today.
The production in the latest week
compared with 7,353,977 900 kilo-
watt hours in the previous week
and was rs per cent larger than
the year-agc weeks 6,767 ,344, 900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
Returns To Duty

TOKYO ss-Thc American air
crsft carrier Boxer returned 10
Korean waters Tuesday for her
third tour of combat duty. tho
Navy said today.
Fighter planes roared off her
DECKS In attacks on Red supply
lines along the east coast
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
Self-Defense

DARMSTADT. Germany IA
22-year-old German worker vas
sentenced Tuesday night TO II
months 10 tail for biting off the
tip Of his fianree's nose
The bitter. Tzssilo Horn. pleaded
seH defense.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
SPORT
SEIORT IS

GAINESVILLE lR - The Uni
versity Of Florida defeated Con-
cordia Institute, TO, in. a tennis
match here Tuesday. II was the
Florida Gators fourth victory
against one loss this season.
LOS ANGELES Up - JIMMY
Carter retained his worlds light
weight title today after boxing his
way to unanimous decision over
Lauro Salas in a rousing Is
r0under.
Although piling up good margin
of victory with his sharp punching
Tuesday night, the champion from
New York never solved Lauro's
failing style.
He never did hurt me, but /
couldn't figure him out, the cham.
pion said after the fight.
In the final two rounds, the chal-
lenger-California's featherweight
champion-took the play away
from Carter and had him down
in the 18th.
The crowd Of 1878 paid SCI, 462. 38
to see the battle at the Olympic
Auditorium as Carter defended his
135-pound title for the second time
since winning ii from Ike. Williams
last year. The 2S,year-old cham
pion. at 1874, held 3-pound weight
advantage over the 24-year-old
Salas.
ST. PETERSBURG H-preach-
er Roe, veteran lefthander OF the
Brooklyn Dodgers, has declined
the honor of pitching Brooklyn's
opening day game this month.
Roe thinks the honor should 90
TO Chris Van Cuyk, towering
lefthander.
Chris has earned il, Roe said
today. II haven't been able TO get
them out for four innings, yet. .
ST. PETERSBURG R = Mickey
Mantle has just about clinched the
regular rightfield berth on the New
York Yankees.
The youthful star is hitting, run
ming and fielding in fine style. He
has banged out Is hits in As trips
to the plate for a .375 mark.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
Big Springs Glass D. baseball
club 10 play here.

Joe Cambria's Big Spring Texas
baseball club will play here Thurs.
day night and the locals will show
them that we have a ball club that
can beat anything in class d. ball
and not so long ago played the
Habana Cubans Class B. club
and held them to tie.
So remember fans at 7:30 pm.
Thursday night, April 4. at Wick
ers Field, the locals have the choice
10 start Hartman, O'Rouke. Lat.
shaw, or Fernandez, and Mace
probably will be the catcher.
The advance squad of the Big
Springs baseball club arrived In
town yesterday, and they are Pillo
Baez pitcher and r. Bravo second
baseman. they played here last
year and arc going around visiting
friends and were surprised when
they saw our Stadium. They think
ii is fine stadium and predict
that by next year several minor
league clubs will be training here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-02
Following
Through
Nv
Pedro AquiIal

Heard the Bolivar Castillo, ex-
Key West Conch baseball player,
and now business agent for the Ha-
bana cubans, wishes to play a
game or two IN Key West this
week. Well, / hope they play and
so will hundreds Of other local
fans.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
So little money =. for SO much comfort!

Don't Forget: We will gladly arrange
convenient Budget Terms for you.
PLEASE ALLOW 4 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY
Evening star., 1952-01-25
|RiyerdaIe Man Faces
Traffic Case Brought
by CongressIll

Representative Barring. Demo-
|crat, Of Nevada. Is scheduled to-
appear in Hyattsville Police Court
Monday morning to press charges
|of reckless driving and leaving
the scene Of an accident which
he placed against q Riverdale
(Md.l builder after a minor COLI
|lision last Sunday.
The Nevada legislator, who lives
In the Eastpines section Of Hyatts-
vile when Congress is In session.
swore out the warrant against
John c.. Cook. go. Of 581O River
dale road.
Mr.. Barring told police he was
taking his family for a Sunday
afternoon ride when Mr.. Cook
drove out Of his driveway and
struck the right rear fender Of
the congressmaf's new automo-
bile.
Mr.. Barring said Mr.. Cook re-
fused to give his name or to dis
|cuss any damages to his car. He
learned the builders identity by
copying down his license number
and having it traced by Prince
Georges County police.
The legislator said Mr.. Cook
made repeated attempts to leave
the scene of the collision.
The warrant was served on Mr..
Cook last night. Police said the
damage to Mr.. Baring's car was
minor"
In his deposition to the police,
Mr.. Barring said he was con-
cerned about the collision because
it was very upsetting to his wife,
who is pregnant, With Mr.. and
Mrs. Barring in their car at the
time. he said. we're his sons,
Stephan, Z, and William. 3, and
Mrs. Baring's mother. Mrs. Nell
buchanan.
Evening star., 1952-01-25
Soviet Generals S Deoth
At so Called 'UntimeIy'
BY the Assoeiased Press

MOSCOW. Jan. 25.-The death
of Mai. Vasilii Gavrilov, so, q So
year veteran Of the Soviet army
was reported today. Moscow pa
pers said he had occupied a series
of responsible positions in the War
Ministry and had labored inces-
sanity to strengthen the army. He
participated in the revolution and
World War II. Red Star, the
army newspaper, described his
death as "untimely."
Evening star., 1952-01-25
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