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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-24
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An ORDINANCE AMENDING
ORDINANCE No. ~. COMMIS-
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ANCES oF TIE CITY OF KEY
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SAME BEING An ORDINANCE
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RELATING To THE MUNICIPAL
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WEST. FLORIDA; REGULATING
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-24
Sports Roundup

NEW YORK B-Having given
the matter much thought and
tossed out q vivid dream 10 the
contrary. our conclusion Is that
Roland LaSlarIa, whom We have
nicknamed the Bronx Buzz Bomb.
viii become the new heavyweight
ehampien Of the world shortly be-
fore this midnight.
As We piece the picture together.
il vii be a hard aud closely waged
fight for the full IS rounds. with
LaStarEa the winner BY q decision.
Maybe Il will even be a split de-
eiSion Of the three judges, as II
was In their only other meeting,
bat We would prefer not 10 slice
things quite that thin.
I Practically everybody else Is
picking Rocky MarcianO TO keep
his title By q knockout. That Is
an easy and lazy way out, for all
they have % do Is invoke the first
two rules Of exporting: /. STICK
with the champion, and 2. Take
the man with the big punch.
/ II takes a good deal more doing
30 explain with cool logic how La.
StarEa will bring IL off. particu.
larry so after this dream unmis.
takably showed the challenger be-
ing toted from the ring feet first
and = ghostly companion al ring.
side said II was the eighth round,
Our experience has been that
dreams are never better than about
50 percent reliable.
/ As We expect TO see II in real
life under the Polo Grounds lights.
there will be considerable gore
along the way and both boys viii
show signs Of heavy wear and tear
while they sit on their stools wait.
ing for the announcer 20 quit NOV.
Ing his lips and frowning and an.
nOunce the verdict. Mareian0 will
be cut up around the eyes.
We do not expect 10 see Ia.
StarEa knocked out because. for
want Of a better reason. he never
has been In a total Of So fights.
Just because Rocky still was
strong enough In the 18th round
10 chill Jersey Joe WalcOtt in their
first title bout Is no reason. as we
see IL. 10 assume that he viii be
as dangerous at the same stage
tonight. Joe was an elderly gent,
and By that time he figured 10 be
dog tired. LaStarxa Is only Is. 81
his physical peak and In perfect
condition. and the longer II goes
the better his chances win be.
The challenger says quite frank
~ that he means 10 start slowly
and watch bis step very carefully
for four or five rounds. lie fully
expects that the crowd vii moi
like his early tactics as he tries
10 de the champ up and wrestle
him about and LET out 3 little Of
the famous Mareiano steam. But
he Is equally confident his audi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-24
Conehs Polish Running Game
In Wet Wickers Field Drill

Key West conchs ought 10 b
pretty good "msdderS" after last
lights workout on O rainsweps
Wiekers Field.
They should even be able 10
play football In tire dsrk-that's
what they weFe doing for . coed
share Of the time last night when
stadium lights got Temperament
tal and fllckered on and of like the
nson slgn atop the Laconcha To
e.
Ard cessh ID Bsskmsn's
sAsFess sevld hardly spare IRE
tlms. They'll match sFidlrsa
psswsss Friday night with Ire
elsai Miami Tssh vFladsss IN
maslg FIRST reel sssi 81 ire Infant
esssea.
Beckman abandoned his plans 10
80 bis graders through q passing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-24
Williams Is
Changed Man
After Korea
TuT THp WILLIAMS sToRY
A. los REtcHLER

BOSTON K@Ah&sMN WIN Nt8ttM "
kr0w aim best Insist Ted Williams
ia changed man since his return
from Korea.
TIE williams before the war vas
known. q course. 70 express. b.
word or gesture, his resentment Of
and eontemps Cor abusive fans re
was known 70 wrangle with news
papermen and photographers and
could be downright rude on coca.
sion.
The Korean War veteran of 90
day Il FAR less susceptible 20 crit
eism. His aniagOnistie attitude has
given way b a hve-And-let-hve
attitude tie has become much
more tolerant Of others lie has
learned 10 accept people for what
they are and not what he would
like them n be
II may be that Williams several
narrow escapes from death while
living Jets over Communist lines
has made him more human.
williams blows q fuse when any.
one suggests he may have changed
"rm the same Gus | vas last
year. five years ago and 10 years
ago" he reminds you. n haven't
changed in the least. I still think
most newspapermen are jerks and
that goes for YOU. too They don
like me because ! tell them what
think Of them. Why not They
write what they think about me "
Ted smiled a little as he said Il.
But he looked straight al YOU as
he always does when he's talking
Over the years he has told the
truth consistently. Not even his
enemies can deny the man has
barked out the facts even when II
might have been more diplomatic
not 10 mention them.
! Williams would be surprised,
however. 20 learn that most news.
papeFmen like him. The fans Gen.
orally. and those In Boston specif.
ically. idOlize him despite bis out
ward Indifference 20 them. lie
never was more popular than he is
today.
I Nobody bOOs williams ana
more" said sports writer Bob
H0lbrook Of the Boston Globe
"All you hear are cheers when
ever he comes up 20 bat lie still
doesn't tip his hat and still ignore,
them. But the fans don't care
He's their boy"
Hes the most changed person
I've ever seen" said Jack Malan
ey. veteran baseball writer Of the
Boston Post. "IIe has grown up
overnight, lie has matured and he
has become much more tolerant "
I Very few ball players have more
knowledge Of things outside base
ball than Williams. Although he
had little formal education, he Il
an avid newspaper and magazine
reader. lie has a lively and com,
prehensive interest In current az,
fairs, with emphasis on finance,
domestic and foreign politics and,
since bis first hitch in the Marines
aviation.
Williams enthusiasms are ire.
mendous. These include hunting,
fishing and Photography besides,
Of course, baseball.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-24

ence will forget all about this once
he warns 20 the business Of win
ming the title. Our guess is that
he VIII score his winning margin
In the last five rounds.
There Is some regret al picking
against Rocky. for the boy from
Broekton Is the greatest ornament
the boxing game has known in
many q year. Being champ hasn't
changed him in the smallest detail
But LaStarza is q fine young man,
too, and he Is needier than the
Rock. Let us pass the presents
around.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-24
Bandits Bluff Called

VAN NUYS. Calf. ~ - Go
ahead and shoot" ieweler Harry
SoSln calmly told a gunman who
had ordered him 10 the rear Of his
store on the threat Of shooting
him In the face yesterday.
The intruder looked perplexed
for . moment. then ran out 10 o
waiting auto and fed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-24
Pistol Meet Set

On Saturday. September 18th,
there viii be . Center Fire Pistol
Match held at the Key West Gun
Club range on Stock Island.
The starting time Is loo p. m.
and all members are urged 10 par
teipate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-24
Boxing Results
WEDNESDAYS FIGHTS
BY the ASSOCIATED PASS

wASHINGToN-willie Troy. ISs,
Washington. knocked out Lee Sala,
les. Pittsburgh. S.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-24
LEGAL NOTICES
CO>TlNUEpl

CI-AR MEETINGS. nor less
THAN ONE WEEK APART. AND
PROVIDING WHEN ORDINANCE
GOES mo EFFECT.
Be Il enacted ~ the City Con.
mission Il The City Of Key West.
Florida:
section I. That Ordinance No
iSS. Commission Series. e the
Ordinances Of The City n Ne,
Vest. Florida. as amended h.
further amended by amending the
rates under Schedule Al a Sec
ton 10. the rates under Schedule,
P.i and P-2 Of Section 10. and the
rates under Schedule MI Of Sec
ton ~. as shown under the column
beaded Proposed. and establish
= new schedule under said Section
~. 20 be known as Schedule pa
as shown under the heading New
PS Rate. al as set forth IN
Exhibit A" attached hereto and
made Q part hereof as Il fully IN
eorpOrated herein.
Section 2. That Sections II ant
% Of said Ordinance No Iss b,
amended by eliminating the Col
lowing schedules from said sec
tons:
Schedule B-i (Section I'D
Schedule b
Schedule Bill
Schedule X.2 (Section 2O)
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LEGAL NOTICES
ecaNrtNUHns

Commission 90 meeting hea
this 2lst day q September. An.
1898.
Gl {. q HARVEY.
Mayer.
Attest.
VICTOR LOWE.
City CLERK.
sept2t.iea9
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-24

YEsfERnAY's RESULTS
New Vera ,. Philadelphia
CirNelaad q. Ghicako
only games
TODAY's SCHEDULE
Ne games
90 =
YESTERDAYS RLAFoFF RESULTS
~ The Associated Press
DIXIE sERlNs
Dallas fTtl 2. Nashville tSAD ] tDaiins
leads best .o1 seven series. Ter
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas CITY s. Toiedo z KANSAS Cliy
leads hest 81 seven final series, lsol
INrERNArIONA a. LEAGUE
Montreai =. huffalo tMoniFesl wins
best al seven series, A1l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-24
Baseball Results

vrxrTHDAY's RESULTS
ph9lndeiphia Z. New Vera
Cincinnati 4 thtcaRe ,
Mauaukee 4, S. I0nia !
only games
ToDAV's SCHEDULE
Ne games,
- -
AMERICAN lNACtK
~ The Associated Press
Wan lest Pei hehina
Nee VoFk .9 ~ 50
les @l&na sas=aaa-aas--sHe8 ~ 49,
ChieaRa .-.aaas..sa - stg s4
Detfun ..---4.a-a4--Ee y ~ ~
Ishlladeiphia 10y p .sW Aaba
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-24

Thursday. September a. 1850
Evening star., 1953-05-13

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Evening star., 1953-05-13
LitteII Libel Suit
AGAINST Pearson 10
Go 10 Jury Today

The 100000 consolidated libel
and defamation suits brought
against Columnist Drew Pearson
by Norman M. Littell. former
Assistant Attorney General. were
scheduled to go to the jury to-
day.
Yesterday afternoon, Attor-
neys H. Graham Morrison and
Samuel Abrams. representing
Mr.. Pearson, and Attorneys Ed
ward Bennett Williams and Muir
daugh S. Madden, representing
Mr.. Littell. conferred In cnam-
bers with Judge Charles F. Nc
LaUghlin on the courts charge
to the jury.
The trial began two weeks ago
in the U. S. District Court for
the District Of Columbia.
Bases of Suits.
Bases of the suits are a col
umn written by Mr.. Pearson in
1949 and a subsequent broadcast
by the columniSt.
The column said the Justice
Department was casting "a quiz
Zical" glance at Mr.. Littell after
receiving reports that he was a
Dutch propagandiSt although not
registered as foreign agent.
The broadcast suggested that
a citizens committee" inveSti-
gate, among others, Mr.. Littell.
to ascertain how after Gerhard
EIsler was spirited out of New
York on the Polish steamer Bat
ory, this attorney arranged for
Polish Communists to board the
returning steamship" and inter-
view the crew ahead of United
States officials.
Mr.. Littell has denied he was
ever an agent for the Dutch
Government or that, as attorney
for the Polish Embassy, he tried
to get Polish officials aboard the
Batory before American immi-
grafton agents.
Dorothy Thompson Heard.
ColumniSt Dorothy Thompson
yesterday testified that there was
no connection between a visit
she made to the home of Mr..
Littell in January. 1949, and a
subsequent column she wrote
criticizing the Indonesian gov
eminent.
Miss Thompson was called as
q rebuttal witness by Mr.. Littell.
Earlier in the trial, Mr.. Nor
ison had cited the Thompson
column and linked it to her visit
with the Littells, whom she had
known for some time.
Yesterday Miss Thompson tes-
tilted she had come to Washing
ton in 1949 to obtain some
information bearing on an i'm
port-eXport contract signed by
the Indonesian government with
q New York businessman. She
said she wished to see the Dutch
Ambassador and that she asked
Mr.. Littell to arrange an ap-
pointment with him.
Pearson Aide SOUGHT.
She stressed that the idea
of the interview was entirely her
own. The visit was during the
controversy over the Dutch-In-
doH1esian dispute which had led
to moves to cut off United States
cash grants to The Netherlands.
Another witness yesterday was
Hugh Duffy, a subpoena server,
who described futile efforts to
find John M. Henshaw, report
edly an assistant of Mr.. Pear
sons. Mr.. HenShaw had previ-
ously been subpeonaed April II
for appearance April 81 but so
far he has not shown up at the
trial.
Mr.. Duffy testified that Mr..
HenShaw's telephone was dis
connected Monday.
Evening star., 1953-05-13

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Evening star., 1953-05-13
Trinity College Notes
Its Founders Duy

Trinity College was observ-
ing Founders Day today with a
program Of sports and prayer.
The celebration was to start
with high mass and include q
dance pageant, swimming pag-
cant and a maypole dance.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-09

Norwalk held a 1873 lead at the
end of the first quarter. Port
Clinton then caught "a spark of
fire and dumped in three straight
baskets and held Norwalk to three
points making the score 20-14,
the closest P. C. came in the whole
game. The spark soon faded out
though when Norwalk took 81
% halftime lead.
More Of Same
The third and fourth quarters
were repetition of the first two
as Norwalk scored Al points to
Port Clinton's 16.
Norwalk was dead from the
floor as they sank 40 percent of
their shots, many of which were
puppy-dog shots as a result of
their fast break. Port Clinton
really had an off night as they
sank only. 10 percent of their
shots.
Dale Olcott and Dan Ebert were
high for Norwalk both having 16
points. Albert Woodman had ii
and Bill Jacobs had 10 for the
Redskins.
P. c. was without the services
of Dave Petersen who developed a
case of stomach cramps before
the game. P. C. missed his height
and accurate shooting and maybe
the final score wouldn't have been
so decisive if he had played.
There was some happiness
though as P. C.'s junior cagers
won their first game 1881. Trail
ing 14-12 at halftime they came
back strong in the third quarter
and held z point lead at the end
of that time. P. C. found out i,
pays to make fouls as they sank
46 percent of their attempts te
only 26 percent for Norwalk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-09
SCHOOL NEWS

Mr.. Martin
Mr.. Martin spent three days of
the Christmas holidays in Cincin-
natl attending the National Con-
vention of the Speech Association
of America. This convention was
attended by over 1000 teachers of
speech and drama from all over
the United States.
The Port Clinton debate team
will take its second trip of the
season when it Journeys to Tiffin
Saturday to the annual Heidelberg
Invitational Debate tournament.
An interesting feature of this tour
nament is that each debater will
receive an individual rating as
we'll as each team.
Debating Saturday will be Fred
Schneider, Sally Dewitt, Harry
Chaffin, Max Fischer and Ruth
Rofkar. Other members of the
team who will be going along
to listen will be Sharon Anderson,
Maxine Routh, Paul Moon, Esther
Hansen and Judy Stucky. The
teams record so far is IL wins
! and IL losses.
The debaters will be taken to
Tiffin by Attorney Bill Moon and
Boyd Martin, debate coach.
Mario Snyder
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-09
Local Bowlers Grab $21O
Purse At Defiance Meet

Port Clinton bowlers walked
off with neat $212 in prize mon
ey in the recent Northwest Dis
trict tournament at Defiance.
Cash winners included Joe'S
Ark, SAT; Bob Reider's Represen-
tatives, $37; Frederick Insurance,
S35; Allan Brothers, $24; Clinton
Cleaners, $21; Mirogo Restaurant,
S18; hammers Inn, $12; Clinton
Mems Wear, $12; Sorensen's Mar
ket, $6.
Walter Johnson won the All
Events with total of 1,791 pins.
Rod Granstaff placed 9Th in this
classification with 1854 and Will
bur Sessler, 14th, with 1,644.
In doubles, Grandstaff and
Sessler finished 7th with 1,217
and Kohanke and Gaydos, 9th
with 1,214.
Frederick's Insurance finished
9th in team play with 1888. AL
Ian Brothers ranked 18th with
1874, and Joe's Ark, 14th, with
2,971.
In singles, the Port Clinton
keglers finished in this order:
Marv Lungard, 9th, with 655;
Walter Johnson, 23rd, with 632;
Angelo Johnson, goth, with 626;
Emil Selgo, 57th, with 606; and
Norm Willbond, 61st, COZ.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-09

CnolT EXTENDED VlCIOIy uIOtlSl
While the plucky little Porters
have found the going rough this
season when paired off with more
experienced quintets, they have no
ceased working toward the coveted
victory goal.
And, this may be the time that
they will 60 over the hump.
AS determined as the athletes
themselves will be Coach Rol Wen
eel: who said early this week, "You
can't have a group of boys who
work as hard as these kids, and
go through the season losing all
of the games
Lakeside has record just a
shade better than Port Clinton's
which shows one victory and five
defeats in their six outings to
date.
Coach Wenzel, has indicated
that he will stick with his usual
starting lineup which will put
Jacobs and Ball at the guards, with
Carter at center and Petersen and
Woodman at the forwards. Cipiti
is expected to be busy relief
man throughout the game.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-09
NORTH BASS
MRS. MARVIN cRoSSLEY

Sandusky visitors last Monday
were Mrs. George Bowers and Mrs.
VIM. Dempsey.
Mrs. Ersel Maynard and Mrs.
Adam Suess were in Put-in-Bay
Monday. Due to the fog they spent
the night at the bay.
Simon Fox spent last Tuesday
in Sandusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Wires made
two trips to Battle Creek, Mich.
last week. Mrs. Wires sistes re-
turned with them to spend Xmas.
Betty Bowers of Sandusky and
Ronald of Portsmouth spent the
Xmas holidays here with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fox and
Petite and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Zimmerman and Linda enjoyed a
turkey dinner Xmas Day at Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Fox and
Bonnie are spending the Xmas
week in Detroit with their daught-
er and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Monals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Adams and
Richie of Cincinnati, Ohio, sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. John Zura
when they arrived last Wednesday
to spend Xmas with them.
Judy Zura and Katie Suess spent
several days in Lakeside visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Brabson Miller.
Stanley Wires was in Put-in-B Bay
Saturday morning.
A chicken and duck dinner with
all the trimmings was enjoyed on
Christmas Day at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Crossley by Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Waldecker, Mary
Low, Joan and Don, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brabson Miller, Rose Ann and
Patty Ann, Mrs. Agnes Waldecker,
the host and hostess and their
! children, Mickey, Mark, Rose Ma.
! rie and Christine. There.was an
/ exchange of gifts and the evening
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-09
Area Gridders
Given Class B
All-Ohio Mods

Mylander, an end, and Cou-
ture, center, of Oak Harbor, and
Lucas, end, of Lakeside, were
chosen for honorable mention in
all-Ohio class B grid selections
announced in the current issue
of First and Ten," Ohio sports
magazine.
Jim Mitchell, Clyde end, rated
a choice on the second team, and
John Keller, Sandusky st. Mary
tackle, and Lyle Hamilton, Ere
mont St. Joseph back, were cho-
sen for the third team.
Recktenwald, Fremont st. Joe
guard, was given honorable men
ton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-09

was enjoyed celebrating the birth
day of Mrs. Agnes Waldecker and
Mickey Crossley.
Mrs. Miller and children stayed
to spend several days with her
mother, Mrs. Agnes Waldecker
and sister, Mrs. Marvin Crossley.
Mrs. Richard Zimmerman spent
Sunday evening visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Crossley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Suess visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey Sum
day evening.
Mrs. Richard Zimmerman and
Linda visited Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Waldecker.
Mrs. Paul Stonerook and Dale
spent Friday afternoon visiting
with Mrs. Crossley, Mrs. Zimmer.
man and Mrs. Frank Fox.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-09
Truckers Snow Redskins;
Lead Threatened Once
Rv JIM RUDDOCK

Norwalk cagers who must have been seeking revenge
years $3.50 defeat at the hands of Port Clinton really
got Friday night when they defeated Port Clinton 1888
The Truckers who used tight defense and fast break
ahead from the beginning to the end and their lead
was threatened only in the second quarter
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-09

The Columbus mail stage began
to run between Columbus and
Chillicothe with bi-weekly trips
on April 16, 1918.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-09
Wenzel Will Start
Same Five Players

An enthused band of Port Clinton High School Red
skins will go to Lakeside Friday evening determined to end
their extended victory drought
Evening star., 1953-04-20

for vote Washington National ball
will 1868 Packard
Clipper De Lux And too ee Fan prizes contest be-
ow the attached ballot the ballots
available Nothing buy No bottle mail No Is
words % write! It's cinch Vote early and oten
The Washington National Baseball Player who the most
Clipper National
Night Friday Griffith Stadium At the time the
first four will be drawn for The first four defense
doubled his called
ball park hn onehaf hour after the end of the
ike And when
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nothing like Bohthe difference satisfying favorBter
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Evening star., 1953-04-20

eoIIed. or you appear at the Warrington Base BoN
Club Office at 9TH and Florida Avenues. NV, Wosh-
lnston. D. c., within 30 minutes offer the ball game.
5. This contest is not open 10 employees Of The
National Brewing Company. Its advertising ossn-
eies. members Of their fomies. or distributors Or
dispensers Of National Brewing Company products,
or members Of the Washington NotionoI Base Ball
Club and offiIioieS.
8. All persons voting must be Of Ieeol oss In com
plionce with local oeohoie board regulations gov
erning your residential community.
NoTEs This election contest Is subject 10 all stute
and local regulations.