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from Miss S. 2. b.
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4 33ea4 l & ~ ~ :
nj. ". S., Washington: You mem
toned the song The Manger to3
the Cross ! am wondering Il
you mean the following. which Isl
Ia beautiful piece Of music BY +. g.
Phillips. My copy was published
Iby the Southern Music Co.
FROM THE GARDEN TO
THE CROSS ALONE
From the ssrden to the cross alone. The
Saviour ,,a Of msnkind risn y sElsged H; @
NY II heaVenis ssFsi Fathsr. If Il Is Thy Thy viii.
let this snp ns pass ira from ~ me sors now xes
Give me strensth and power 70 do Thy will.
Grave. oh, grave where Is thy yictory2
He died that ali might have eternal life--A
life beyond this veil Of tears
One by one they leaye Him there alone.
Into Pilates judgment hall he goes. Here
How He suffered just Tor you and me. that
How he loves Us We viii never know. 'til Wei
:, reach a,.,i that u, shining shinl,lng shore. 80.
Come This neo placs I have az prepared M for y; you
ises tae wounds s that received that nisht
for ycu from the garden to the cross
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| CHRISTMAS CARDS.
(From r.. r. W., WGshington.)
Christmas cards may also be
sent to the following address ia
this city: United Cerebral Palsy,
1850 ] street NV. Washington s..
I'D. G.
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ANTIQUE MILK BQTTLEsa ]
From Mrs. II. e. Mex. Arlington.1
/ wonder If some reader could
help me? Recently I purchased a
pair Of antique milk bottles. They
are really lovely, but the floral
design is covered with gold leaf,
which I would like to remove. !
plan to use them as lamps in
my baby's room and the gold leaf
would mar the effect I want. Some
one recommended steel wool and
lit works, but / am afraid Of
scratching the glass. Has any one
had a similar problem and solved
it successfully?
| u 4 4 \
REMOVING INK?
PAN PROBLEM?
CFYom Mrs. L. r., Alexandria,
Can some one please tell me how
to remove ink from white cotton
blouse with red trimmings, with
out damaging the trimmings.
I would also like to know what
might be done to a flat-bottom
pan that jumps every time it is
put on the range and the heat
is turned on. It is impossible to
use the pan unless one stands by
it and holds on to the handle.
y X i 4
BUTTONHOLE ATTACHMENT.
From Mrs. w. B. c., Was1tingtoe.J
I have buttonhole attachment
for my machine made by a very
popular company, starting with
the letter IS" and ending with "r."
I have had it over two years now
and have made buttonholes in
many materials. They are in
every respect very satisfactory. /
would never be without one again.
highly recommend it.
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Most times at bat: E. Rodri-
guez, %; L. Rodriguez, Il.
Most runs scored: E. Rodri-
guez, ID; Bazo, 8; F. Curry, 9.
Most hits: E. Rodriguez, 10;
Bazi, 8; Santana, 8.
Most doubles: Santana, 8;
Castro, Bazo and Kerr, . each.
Most triples: E. Rodriguez, 2;
Stickney, Bean, Curry, Kurstead,
Atwell, L. Rodriguez. Leon and
Bazo, / each.
Most homers: S. Perez and E.
Rodriguez, I each.
Most stolen bases: Leon, 8;
White Z.
Most sacrifice hits: Leon 2.
Most times walked: Kerr, 10;
Hoppy, 8; Navarro, 9.
Most times famed: Navarro, 8;
Pierce, Whitaker, Carnival, Her.
rick, 2 each.
Most runs batted in: E. Rodri-
guez, IL; Whitaker, 8; S. Perez
and L. Rodriguez, Z each.
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Robinson To
Fight Maxim
On June q

NEW YORK Up - Does Sugar
Ray Robinson rate with super
champs like Bob Fitzsimmons and
Henry Armstrong?
Boxing fans will get the answer
June q at Yankee Stadium when
Robinson, former weiterweight
champ and current middleweight
king, gets a crack at Joey Maxim
light heavyweight crown In 4 Is
round bout.
If Robinson succeeds, he viii
become the third man in history
to hold three division champion
ships. Fitz won the middle, heavy
and light heavy in that order. Ham
mering Henry held the feather,
light and welter titles simultaneous.
ly.
Sugar Ray had to give up his
weller crown the night he knocked
out Jake LaMotta to win the 100
pound title. He probably will have
to vacate the middle championship
for a crack at Maxim. But. If he
wins the light heavy, he might give
it up and return to his own middle
weight division after he gives Max
i'm the required return bout within
80 days.
Robinson accepted the Maxim
match Monday according to JIM
Norris, international Boxing Club
president.
This important meeting of two
champions, first major bout on the
New York summer schedule, may
approach the $767 ,626 gate for the
Robinson-Randy Turpin fight last
fall.
Maxim will have the weight edge
of course. He was 184 for a recent
st. Paul bout and expects to do
around III for Robinson. Robinson
will carry "as much as he can
put on according to Manager
George Gainford's plan. That
would be around 161. Gainford in
sists Robinson's true age is 30 al
though the record books say he's
81. Maxim is 80.
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FOLLOWING
Through
BY
Pedro Aeuilal

/ have seen everything in base
ball. That is what the spectators
are saying cut at Wickers Field
in the Island City baseball games.
First, was that wonderful catch
by Georgia boy, Robert Jenk-
ms in the stands. And when an
umpire put player out of the
game for belly aching on called
strike, the player instead of 60
ing to the showers, made the
umpire 60 to the stands and be
spectator.
Last but no least, the way
some spectators act and talk at
the games that is little on the
disgusting side. So | think that
we have seen everything.
And forgot, a play-off that
never was ended, the Strand won
2 games and tied one, and Gulf
stream lost two and tied one, for
the silver loving cup and still no
one has won the cup. They never
will unless the sponsor of those
cups decides on who is really
the winner.
Everyone is trying to dodge
the issue and it has to come to
a head sometime. So what do
you think about it MIR. Fernan-
DEE, and the Blue Ribbon?
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Sunday, at the Key West Golf
Club, McColl Sawyer pulled the
surprise feat of the year, when
he Clipped his ball out from be-
hind the trees that are to the left
of No. 8 green, with a No. z iron
that had the shaft broken just
below the grip. He broke his iron
on a previous shot getting out of
the trap to the right and the ball
landed over the green behind the
trees. When he was chipping, he
looked like a small boy because
his body was crouched so low to
permit him to hit the ball. The
other three of us who were play
ing nearly died with laughter
watching him, but it was all over,
He had a triple-bogey for the
hole which is not bad consider
ing what he went through.
There are still some members.
particularly those in the low
scoring bracket. that have not
signed up for the invitational
tournament in Miami Springs.
May 81. Joe Lopez is asking
that they do SO as soon as posi-
BILE SO the list can be compiled
and sent there for the match
ing.
The Snorkel Hunters of VX-1
have added their fifth and sixth
victories to the record book when
they defeated HS-1, Saturday,
behind the one-hit pitching of
Major Coleman, and OpDevSta,
Sunday with Ed Ellis on the
mound.
Their victories to date show.
Naval Station, TO; FAWTU, 1916;
Fleet Training Group, 1910;
HS-1, rs and 10, and OpDevSta,
20-2.
Their pitching staff of Ellis.
Coleman. Jack Steinhour. Nc.
corquadale. and Bill Hoelxel
have averaged ii and two
thirds strike outs per game.
which in any league is pretty
good pitching.
Don't forget the dinner meeting
of the Quarterback Club on May
10. There is plenty of good things
planned for this first get together
of all the active and associate
members. Plan now to attend.
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Park
Ball Games

A doubleheader of softball will
be played tonight at BayvieW
Park. The first game begins at
1880 p. m, and should be a Cruel
ling pitchers duel between two
of Key Vests best hurlers, De-
witt (Buster) Roberts on the
mound for Bell Telephone and
Ramsey, the fireball artist, for
the U.S.S. Corporal.
Bell Telephone has strength
ened their team with the addition
of Jack Villareal, hard hitting
third sacker and Buster Roberts.
star pitcher. 1t is now one of the
leading contenders in the City
Softball League.
The second game brings togeth-
er U. S. Navy and General Elec-
trio. These clubs are evenly
matched and with Warren going
for G. E. and Stevenson for NAVY
and another pitching duel is in
the offing.
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Deland Scores
81 Win Over
Orland Monday
BY NEIL CiLeRlDE
Associated Press Staff Writer

Walt JaSinSki pitched the De
Land Red Hats to 81 win over
Orlando Monday, to strengthen
DeLand $ lead IN the Florida State
League In game and half.
Orlando Catcher Don Ford got
two of the five hits given up by
JaSinSki. Bill MoStranSky stole
home for DeI-and'S third run n
the seventh inning Losing pitcher
was Neal Zimmerman.
In other games. Cocoa beat 81
Augustine. 20 Sanford trimmed
jacksonville Beach. 6-5. naytona
Beach defeated Ieesburg. IS. and
PalaIka doWned Gainesville. 81.
Sanford 5 victory over Jackson
VILE Beach was i.z ninth in 10
games Jesus CorgalcS. l9.year old
former Tampa High School pitch
Ing star. thyea nine strlkeouts
Home vJrs were hn b. Hal Martin
for jacksonville Beach. Fred cav.
allero and Chick Aleco for san
ford
Pala,ka highlander Jorge Rlv-
ere Reid Gainesville t. three hts
for his second WsA agalnS, three
losses
CoVas 5 l0alaDs eot TIE only tNo
runs 81 Their game without . hit
IN The sixth inning 10 push last
place ST Augustine : httle deeper
IN The cellar Don Frazer VAS
the winning pstcaer
Ed Ce}ks homer in the II &
innlng gave Daytona Beach its "a in
over Leesbarg Cook elol, Neus
ueer the fence AZ the $50 foot
MARI.
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Coming Events

TUESDAY, MAY g.
Meeting, Executive Board O
Harris School P.T.A., at school
1880 pm.
Business meeting, Junior Wo
mans Club, clubhouse, s pm
Meeting, Minoca Council No. Is
Degree of Pocahontas, Red.
mems Hall, 7:;30 pm.
Meeting. Key West Chapter
Disabled American Veterans
Luz Temple, 8 pm.
Meeting. Key West Assembly
No. Is, Order of RAINBOW
girls, Scottish Rite Temple,
1880 pm.
Meeting, Civil Air Patrol
American Legion Home
Stock Island, 8 pm.
Ieeting, Sea Finigee Cootiette
Club 81, VIEW. Post Home
8 pm.
Ieeting, Key West Woman's
Club, clubhouse, $50 pm.
Meeting, Coral Shores P.T.A.,
school cafetorium, 8 pm.
Meeting, Key West Players at
Barn Theater, s pm.
feeting, Key West Chapter No
283, National Sojorrners.
First Presbyterian Church, :
pm.
Ieeting, Catholic Daughters OF
America, Court Mary Star OF
the Sea No. 634, St. AIMS
Hall, next to rectory, s pm.
dinner meeting. Kiwanis Club
Logun's Beach Patio frestau
rant. 6:45 pm.
Coffee, HS-1, Officers Wives
Club, home of Mrs. r. S. Sc.
hook, sO1 Flagler street. 10
am.
iDNESDAY, MAY r
Repeat performance by request.
Senior High School play, at
high school. s pm.
Ladies Day Golf Tournament. K
w. Golf Course. 9 am.
Meeting, Junior Oh. Commerce,
clubhouse, s pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge AS.
ISOLATION, Coral Room, Over.
seas hotel, 7:45 pm.
Meeting, Island City Navy Wives
Club No. IS. Bldg. 17S, N. S.,
1890 am.
Meeting, Dade Lodge No. IA,
Masonic Group, Scottish Rite
Temple, s pm.
Meeting, Stephen r. Mallory
Chapter 1862, UDC, 4:30 pm.
Coffee, SuRon Four owe, TT.
Taylor, 10 am.
Meeting, Key West Cupboard
Club Auxiliary, $50 pm. at
home of Mrs. Larry Helms, 700
Emma Street.
TUESDAY, MAY s.
Meeting, Monroe County Hospi-
tai Woman's Aux. Sewing
group, at hospital, 2 pm.
Luncheon, Rotor. Club, st. Paul.
Parish Hall 1915 pm.
Meeting, room representatives of
Jr.-Sr. High School PTA, school,
SPIN.
Meeting, Gray Ladies Corps, 10
am. for coffee.
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available in the city, to hasten
vote casting.
Deputy John B. Webb at the
courthouse said that slowneSs of
voting was caused by the fact
voters don't know how to use the
machine even after constant ex-
plantations. Though five minutes
IS the legal limit a voter can
stay in the booth. deputies were
not enforcing this law any more
than they were cracking down on
distribution OF campaign .lltera-
;0re within 100 yards Of polling
places
Candidates who appointed
themselves watchers stood al the
various precincts, and toured
them 10 see how the vote was
going They beamed their warm
est smiles az the Conch, Cuban
American. colored and adopted
hey WeSter voters as they walk
ed II the polls.
One guhesna;oriai candidates
name was toied to ell the pclls
By a sofi drink dispensing
truck. Free soft drinks we're
handed cut By his campaign
workers which cooled eff the
veseTs On the hard drink dry.
hot DAP.
\ gepo-t 20 Plrder fr0za Ta<-
ernteg st 10 30 =. n. said tina;
more than 100 had voted hy
Their Voting Was saSo sad 70 be
heavy az AaTatAOa and lSlAGno-
ada
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Honda Int national Leaaua
ass VOTERS CAST


waS sWanped wlih voters com
inS IN IA ask whs; preeinct they
must vote IN Il they lived at
such and such address.
OF ali tire precincts visited
only The Courthouse. Precinci Nc
{, seemed - be having some df-
faculty. IN getting the voters
through e1pea.&lo~Sly.
There cne cid man took ID
minutes ia re single ballot bssoth.
Votes sto2d tmpas2enlly In q
hne TIA, reached about 81 feet
c~ck snjo the courthouse annex
Because * ire sloWneSS cnly
10 pe-sons had voted between :
ara 4. IS nooa- Pan3ey sent oft
i call toE TIE loDe extra machine
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S.oftball Schedule

May 8, 1870 p.m-Naval Hos
pital VS.. Sunny Isle Singers.
8 pm.-VX-l VS.. Bell Tele-
phone.
May 8, 7:30 pm.-Sunny Isle
Sluggers VS.. US Corporal.
8 p.m.-Naval Hospital VS..
General Electric.
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LEFT.WINCERS
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
shall Plan, supported the Commu-
mist regime in China, and solicited
funds for defense of IL convicted
Communist leaders.
The Rev. Jack McMichael, ex-
ecutive secretary of the federation,
told a reporter later that the or
ganization had urged recognition
of Red China and its admission
into the United Nations. He added
that the federation felt legal con-
sideration of the constitutional is
sues involved in the trial of Com
munst leaders should not fail for
lack of funds.
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INDIANS
DEFEAT RED
SOX AZ
New York Giants
Win Over Chicago
Cubs By 80 Score
BY JOE REicHLER
Associated Press Sports Writer

Can Cleveland's Wanted big four,
rated the most formidable pitching
staff in baseball, continue its iron
man role?
VIII Bob Teller, Bob Lemon,
Early Wynn and Mike Garcia, do
ing double duty, be able to finish
strong, pitching at this workhouse
pace?
Time will tell, of course, but
based on last years results, the
answer is "No."
A year ago. the big four carried
the light-hitting Indians all the way
until mid-September. Starting and
relieving, it finally broke down
under the stretch run burden de-
spite the 20 or more victories
racked up each by Teller, Wynn
and Garcia.
The same four are working at a
more killing pace this season. In
Cleveland's 10 games, Teller, Lem
ON, Wynn and Garcia have started
ali but one. They've also been used
in relief four times. Their overall
record is 1916. Last year, none
of the big four was summoned in
relief of faltering mate until the
Indians END game.
Manager Al Lopez had to use
Wynn in relief of Lemon Monday
and the move paid off as the In
dams came from behind TO defeat
the Boston Red Sox, AZ, in 10 in
nings. Wynn. who started and was
knocked out Sunday, yielded one
run In three innings and was
credited with his fourth victory
against one defeat.
A 10th ming home run by Bob
by Avila followed by successive
triples by AL Rosen and Ray
Boone, produced three Tribe runs,
snapped a IL deadlock and hung
the seasons first defeat on Mel
Parnell. The victory boosted the
second-place Indians to within one
game Of the American League
leading Red Sox.
Highlander Frank Shea and
0utfielder Archie Wilson, obtained
via trade from the New York
Yankees Saturday, teamed up to
give the Washington Senators a
1871 victory over the skidding 81.
Louis Browns in the only night
activity in the jor leagues.
Shea surrendered che run before
retiring in the eighth inning be-
cause of a cramned finger to regis
ter his first victory. Wilson raped
a double and two singles and drove
In five runs TO lead the Senator's
attack against Starter Ned Carver
and two BELIEVERS.
New York's Giants maintained
their slim half-game margin over
the Brooklyn Dodgers in the Ma
uonal League, making use Of their
four hits TO nip the Chicago Cubs,
80.
Ralph Branca limited Pittsburgh
to four hits as Andy Pafko and Gil
Hodges paced the Dodgers to a ST.
victory with home runs. The game
was halted at the end of eight
innings by rain. II was the Pirates
fifth straight loss and the 18th in
the last is games.
All other teams were not SEIZED.
uled.
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! l,Jr. Baseball
ITabulations

Batting and pitching averages
of the Jr. Baseball League in
Guiding all games to date.
The leading hitter is Bazo of
the Pepe's Cafe, with a .47O
average followed by E. Rodri-
guez of Pepe's with a asa.
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New HelicOpter

PHILADELPHIA IA new hell
copter described as the largest
and most versatile yet built for
the military services staged a trial
run for the benefit of the public
at Philadelphia Airport Monday.
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PITCHERS RECORDS

Other pitchers records:
Most innings pitched: E. Ro-
driguez, 26; Bethel, 20; Diaz, is.
Most batters famed: E. Rodri-
guez, 43; Bethel, 81; Diaz, 80;
Pita, 81.
Most batterS walked: f. Rodri-
guez, 40; Bethel, 80; S. Perez, %.
Most earned runs off Bethel
"a; Pita, IA; Diaz, IL; S. Perez,
IA; E. Rodriguez, IL; Knowles, 5;
Bean, 5; Weech, 5.
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OUTSIDE CLUBS TO PLAY
HERE

Starting next Saturday night,
when the Brooks Stars will bring
in a club from Miami. Flato
plays here. This same club beat
the Stars in Miami last Sunday
by a to 4 score.
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The Pepe's Cafe boys have
scored the most runs in their
five games, a total of "a runs on
48 hits. Evans has scored in five
games, SO runs on Al hits. In
surance Co. nine, although in
last place, have scored Al runs
on "a hits in five games. The
Legion is trailing with % runs
on 10 hits in five games. Pepe'S
is the leader in errors with %,
followed by Legion, 81; Insur-
ance, Is; and Evans Enterprises
with is.
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One estimate is that ancient
Rome used 80 million gallons of
water a day.
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basel Ball
SCORES
MONDAYS RESULTS

BY The Associated Prsss
National League
Brooklyn Pittsburgh / (eight in.
nings, rain)
New York 3 Chicago 2
ONLY GAMES
American League
Cleveland 4 Boston 2 90 i1i-gs)
Washington Is st. Louis
ONLY GAMES
Florida International Lsssvs
Miami Beach st. Petersburg
Havana Miami 3
Lakeland IL Fort Lauderdale o
Tampa S West Palm Beach O
Florida State League
Cocoa 2 st. Augustine o
DeLand S Orlando /
Sanford 6 Jacksonville Beach S
Daytona Beach Z Leesburg 6
Palatka Gainesville /
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06
ToDAY'S GAMES
BY The Associated Press

American League
Chicago at Boston lnight)
st. Louis at Philadelphia (night)
Detroit at Washington might
Cleveland at New York (night)
National League
Boston at Chicago
Brooklyn at Cincinnati fnight)
New York at ST. Louis (night)
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (night)
Florida international League -.
Miami at Havana
| skeland at Fort LauderdaIe
West Palm Beach at Tampa
81 Petersburg at Miami Beach
Florida State League
Palatka at Gainesville
Sanford at Jacksonville Beach
st. Augustine at Cocoa
DcLand at Orlando
LeeSburg at Daytona Beach.
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II takes about 1000 fullSiZed CO.
conuts to produce Is gallons Of oil.
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Bamboo is a grass.
, 1952-02-20

NEW YORK, Feb. 20. (INS)-
Boxing commissions could do a
great deal to eliminate criticism
and suspicion of the prige fight
industry by setting up a code of
, 1952-02-20

cent past performances in the in
terest of protecting fans from any
more of his feeble efforts.
The 35-year-old veteran of some
good fights and many bad ones
has been stopped in his last two
starts, once by an old man like
himself-Joe Louisiana last week
by a youngster, Rocky Marciano.
If Savold were on his way up
as a fighter, you might overlook
two such debacles on his record
and give him a chance to rest and
try to come on again. But he no
longer can provide an evenings
entertainment for any save the
Imost blood-thirsty fans.
1t is an unhealthy thing, for
the spectators as we'll as the fight
er himself, when worn-out punch
inc bags such as Savold T per-
mitted to continue absorbing pun
ishment and leaving a trail of
blood wherever they appear.
The fans have a right to expect
some boxing along with one-sided
smuggling. They have a right to feel
that they are about to watch a
fairly even match, and should not
be lured to these blood-lettings.
Marciano was such a one-slded
favorite that there was no betting
on his Savold fight.
The purpose o fthe match
plainly was to get a pay day fol
all concerned. In that respect il
was a success. AS a sports event
it was strictly another black eye
for boxing, not to mention for Sa
void, plus multiple bruises, cut
and abrasions.
The fact that Marciano looket
bad may be partly his fault, blu
also can be attributed somewha
, to Savold's way of fighting. H
has made many fighters appear t.
be novices even while he himsel
has shown only flashes of his owl
brand of cuteness.
However, whatever the reason
, may be for the match turning int
, 1952-02-20

such a disappointing show, Mar
ciano's position as a heavyweight.
challenger was not enhanced. He
was wild and awkward and, off
this one performance, probably
will go into the ring eventually
against Jersey ole Walcott or Ez-
(concludede on page 3D.