The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 16, 1952, Page 7

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Pages 9 Wednesday, January 1é, 1952 ASKETBALLERS LOSE 4 KEY WEST South Broward * Courtmen End | Leroy Coxwell Of Miami Was Carried To His Death In This Car Sunday | KEY WEST ARTIST: AIR FORCE JETS FIVE LOCAL STUDENTS es es (Continuea from Page One) (Continued m Page Uned v 1 tr Page One) Conch Streak . scapes, seascapes and unusual por- | liam T. Whisner of Shreveport, La dF MeLaughtin at ee itraits. The one suown with the | Whisner, who has de f ae i ; i ; Communist jets s driven off by At Five Games story is of a trend of his, an ce Siher Red fiubters " centric youn: rist pe! lived |. : al. for A ) company m The Key : yor i d MIG dived for 3 basket te vest High School in the Latin Quarter of Paris when soburia tis A vasketball team failed last night Alan was there Heavy most D in their attempt at making it six | peg shri £ North y night. It ti straight wins as they bowed to “His name is Christopher ie J sap t f ‘ South Broward 46-39 on their one of the most dramatic: people | i iity Age Ala., 40 court. The game started slowly I know both in looks and temper-| oq only Mast uct ky from bale Broward holding a 7-6 lead | ament. He has coai-black haix and | attacks were radar-aimed bor a A the gees ee bright blue eyes. He goes about | bardments of Red rail and su 1 1 trac vers ae te ee ee kuoting long pasages of Shakes. facilities up ee fast break began to function and peare and expounding on ; pears: oe rolled up a 24-14 lead at Pound. He's noi widely known 3 The patriot, Patrick (O80 Ovenniant ¢ pinion 4 valftime, led by Jerry Smith but he edits a literary mas Henry, was a leader in the move : : See hi who dropped in 8 points from all and. writes verse.” ment opposing the adoption of the “Pes ee corners of the court. The Conch: in contrast to Europe, which has Censtitution, on the ground it gave 7 5 iigfe came back strong in the third long been established as a cultural the President too much power tae ieadon quarter to register 17 points to | section, Alan said, “We young | ——~— : ° a isroward’s 12 and trailed 33-31 in comparison, but we are now trip I was just about obliged to) 05.) of as die going into the 3rd period. The making a great deal of progress in carry it — ee ne score remained this way until the ‘a culture of our own which is re- French Impressionists are still. zi ae final four minutes of play when cognized and wi%: be more acknow- very popul: art circles, ke said | oy a ee sorsdah) dropped in three quick ledged in a few years. Our sources | and pointed out the success of Ber- jo. ther: ‘ eS counters to put the game on ice | come from so many different herit- nard Buffet, young modernist as Watl said * sen identi for the hometeam. ages that we have lacked the con- Well as the po pressionists like | ting as the 1 Vi inne 1 ~ , i : ‘ glia ligwacn 0 Hanis and | wed as the myste William A The Chincha ‘exhibited fine centration of Eurovean ulture. pouetants Soutine, Roualt’ and | pirke passwork but failed to hit the The rich background and the tem Bal basket regularly time and again us they missed easy shots and | failed to handle the rebounds as | Broward gained most of their points off the ,banking boards and on their fast breaking of- fense. f) aU Oo Armando Henriqtez and Jim| Baker turned in the _ best. per- | formances for Key West with 12 and 10 points respectively while Billy Osterhoudt sparkled on de- | fense Citizen Staff Photo THIS COMPLETE WRECK was caused when Leroy Coxwell, 54, of Miami, left the highway at Perky, 14'2 miles north of Key West. Mrs. Evie Stubb Miami, other occupant, miraculously escaped death and suffered only minor cuts Something New Has Been Added! | MAROONED | (Continued From Page One) elers, isolated towns and flooded hemes taken seven and and lowlands, lives. po of our ¢ivilization has been both j help and hindrance; but the point ‘has been reached now where we are establishing our own brand and the strictly American contribution ‘to the world of art is due for full | recognition,”’ he said. } Alan feels that the stay in the | Old World provided incentive {aod |he now had enough creative mat- ,erial to work on for months. At i least he can paint in a little more | comfort. In Paris, although the In London, where he could spend only one week, Alan ¢ ded his hours with visits to all the mus- eums and galleries in the city and attended a concert in the Festival Hak, now a permanent fixture of | Great Britain where the accousties are so perfect it is copsidered one fof tha engineering fet pef the | world. : | Returning to New York Decem |ber 15, Alan Miller made a_bee- line for Key West where he is | continuing his creative work Because of the centrifugal forge the earth's rotation, an object weighs slightly less at the equator than it would a f of the poles Early m onaries considered the Atricans of Uganda the mast advanced of the entire central section of the continent. E: WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN THE LINE OF : How many others may have been’ silvery light all as wonder- i In the preliminary game killed, injured or missing in ava- ful to paint by as acclaimed, the| That is all Children’, against the Broward team lanches and on deep-drifted moun- | weather was forbidding. He lived | JHNGVeENS and the Conch Junior Varsity, | tain roads could not be deter- in a very inexpensive hotel where | 2 the Key West five eked out a 4 mined. the heat wasn’t turned on until the foint win by the score of 32-28. Neither could damage be esti- middle of November and he had to , HigiaA@MalloMbotel Tel 2oDUL Te) F Summaries | mated, except as multi-million dol- work at his easel with an overcoat | AUT OBILES SEE TRE if j KEY WEST | lars on for warmth. The heat for the | Cote TO THe ro F T| The Weather Bureau said the room was provided by burning ker-| T WINS Cooper 2 2-2 6| | storm which began last week ob- osene in a portable piece of plumb- 4\| TROPICAL TRADER , Baker 5 0-0 10 ‘stinately refuses to move. And ing called “The Flaming Bidet.” | TARURSUMAES UEC EEE SAS || 718 Duval st. Phone 100t Vidal 1 0-0 2) still another storm is brewing off In Key West, the climate is as} ' Lones 2 0-0 4| ytke Alaskan Coast. sympathetic for struggling artists Bazo 2 0-1 4 ' Rain-swollen creeks spilled over | as the people are in France. | > Osterhoudt 1 0 2-2 2) their banks and forced evacuation During the first month of his saves ide 2 12 i of families in such wic¢ t- overseas trip, Alan attended Ace- . e Henriquez § 2-2 12] j , , ’ Norveil 0 0-0 of} j2d California areas as Santa dime Julian. He tried to.catch up Gonzalez 0 0-0 0 3arbara; the West dei Paso sub-; with anothe Key West artist, Jean- a a ion 3 d ( eties._ | lurb of Sacramento; Alviso and | nie Porter Kirke, but ‘never suc- } Totals. 17 6-7 39] ' San Tomas in Santa Clara County, conten in setti z any closer than 3 | South San Francisco and the north- | talking to a Sweish girl who had | i BROWARD | orn section of Merced in Central | Studied with her in Stockholm. In- @ MIAMI AWNING WINDOWS | { California. cluded in Miller’s itineray were waht mee 7 Vial, in San Francisco. lnidé # | 1a whith: he ‘sabe ia‘ a; beanmitul @SUPERIOR CASEMENTS : mas a . A ‘i & ei : Pf 9 | brief blanket of ice an inch deep , Country, espec the city of Flo- ‘ Smith 1 33 38 i eeome writes rence, and Spain. In the letter, © ALUMINUM JALOUSIES f Odenthal rigor 4 | Reno spent its second day in Alan’said_he was disappointed sbe ~~ + % Moore aes = Jisolation. Schools were closed and Cause of the evident poverty and @LOUVER WINDOWS ae Cutler ; ee 3 Citizen Staff Photo | virtually all transportation was: broken spirit of most the people, o 4 Soredahl sist SHOWN WITH TWO OP HER YOUTHFUL CHARGES, Mrs. Mary Ruth Torres, Key West's first snowbound. q a Diba ai hh eo ade Sg @JALOUSIE DOORS : 8 10-18 46| lady traffic officer gives the signal to a passing motorist. From left: Billy “Twogun” Johnson of { U ney a I a ted vainly to Pee erie labtere tala advant- - 4 ™ niang s. Torres — = se! ciana evacuate tourist randed in Reno. | “ sup . ot ds | 126-F Poinciana, Mrs. Torres and Jerry Lee Olsen, 160 Poinciana. _____Grivene otthnee planes dspatened | AINE seted down for. several @ VENETIAN BLINDS =} 2 abe ; eae Er Rate from San Francisco reached there Months at Gassin, a tiny village pr Little League PUMPS SHOULD BE h And “and it was unable to take off ®0P @ mountain between Cannes @CANVAS AWNINGS = : é artmouth Anc because of a new snowstorm. The #8d Toulon, There he absorbed as - ' (Continued From Page One) much of the native Following @PATIO FURNITURE = : ! meee ai) Senteae aad 2 other two were forced to land at atmosphere, Ready For Play about a yea’ ; naieey aa: Cornell Win In | Sacramento by a storm and language as he could. “I eode —.< Officials of the Key West Lit- Through There are no new developments © | “Nearly normal winter weather |# bike, too, like the Frenchmen. awunras..gauoueus:. vewmre cee ae ' tle Basehall League met last | at present.” S | prevailed in other parts of the |Coming down the mountain was : : night and announced the ap-| By sy Westers have been suf- Ivy League | country. It was comparatively mild jem enough, but on the return | - ee * s ; | 7 . itics ro . - the Central and Eastern sec- ! . pointment of Merville Rosam as Pedro Aguilar fering their second critical water! New yorK uw THs sheme we sees : | = ss ; Gri in ‘Che an Her. Sortage in ak snthe sine 4 Ey Tee taco gees ftnne'Somatae goame, we; ART CLASSES - | K ey West Venetian Blind Ca: bury as Player Agent. iy iisias! aene ;team in college basketball games | fell in the Northern Rockies east. | MARTELLO GALLERY— 4 Agent Albury announced to-| Béfiny’s Cafeteria took undis-|~ mp. poor, in sivil generally is supposed to have a ward into the Dakotas and Min COONEY BEACH - day that league. afficisls are | putea possession of first place |i. ge ann van ned ah, | bie. eae TenOlg an mere Were flurries in| ADULTS: Thursday :Rve-69)Si04s| CLEARVIEW seeking two additional sponsors); i joand City Basebal tary expansion has taxed the] pi¢ things didn’t: work’ out that | o's, Northars New i ace SION | CHILDREN: Saturday 2-4 P.M. | for: Little League teams. At the), isst night when they de-| ee mipeline which serves Key| way Tuesday night for Michigan ; aon | FOR FURTHER INFORMATION || PHONE 1042 123 DUVAL “ Léa ast night when they d 1, ’ ne BI = 4 7 | | ~ present time there are six eed AB poi re hi | West such an extent that Ree Yale. North Carolina State,! The United States average yield | Telephone 1731 from 12-5 o'clock | — pay os.” tegram tal ie - sar : see The a a) pres has to be kept at a Harvard and Rice. They all played | of ‘int cotton per acre for 1951 is | Louver Windows - Storm Stops - Jalousies - Louver Doors cde “tworleaiites of four |i. of 5-3. Macias hurled 8! minimum here to conserve the|at home—and lost. extimated at 274.5 pounds ' CLARENCE HENRY | . teams each. Any interested and iy rt a ne winners Ane | water supply | aeetaeoetine pasa ae aes Los Angeles, Heavyweight | qualified individual’ wishing to;© Ra@ good support from his’ senator George Smathers last | reat on their own court last month, | STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE) vs. “ take part in this program should |teaipniates in carving out the week told Mayor C. B. Harvey | setback that snapped a 20-game Triumph BOB SATTERFIELD announce his intentions prior 8 cruéiat win. that he was asking the Navy for|home winning streak for the Irish. Coffee a | . February 6th so that approval! The Strands had to three an emergency appropriation of, Cornell whipped Yale, 60 to 52, | 7 Chicago, Light-heavyweight may be obtained from eurcuttempteto stom $425,000 to purchase pumping |to move into a triple tie with Penn) Mill i Little League Headquarters Whe Bde ahd four costly « facilities. |and Princeton for the lead in the | “ ' formation may be obtained from the {is and four costly ® “At present writing the Mayor|Ivy League. The score was tied.| x11 GROCERS ; on James Keen, Merville Rosam or pve tia iis has heard no further word on!32-32 at the half and then the Big Mr. Albury. oh) abehayaggtad Papi Pe aie eas: »nator’s efforts. Red pulled away. —_—_________ | Rao : Pe ren: with: two ook ‘additional pipeline, the| Louisville invaded Raleigh, N. C. ! \ Sponsored by \ White Sox’ Vice Anguiera doubled and Macias term need of the city, must)/and trimmed N.C.State, Southern | Your Grocer SELLS that Good | », , singied: to sc ore Tito. The Strand » through Congressional ap- | Conference champion, 73-68. Louis- | * | jnine had previously scored two propriation to the Navy which Ville led by 16 points with six min- | STAR BRAND { Prexy Wants OFe runs in the first inning on’sin- | opeyntes the pipeline. utes left before State staged a rally; jwepican gv gles by Santana and Vidal and that cut the margin | COFFEE | two errors. Dartmouth beat Harvard, 60 to! @nd CUBAN | HEAD-ON CRASH Money; Contract | In the fifth, the Cafeteria 59 in overime, for its first Ivy | ——-TRY A POUND TODAY—-| Continued From Page One) Blue Ribbon 8 see jtook the lead when the a dee ) |League victory. Bi Biggs’ field | CHIC seed ” sure i coat brothers singled and doubled ue peas - rt Schantz of Wal- goal as the buzzer sounded turned | ——--—--———- | money and a co aa vely mnzo. singled, a bs se appare’ arva y into | pay off on titles.” Bee eal ciple er Gust, Mi Sebanta' grille: was slightly |Guat Harvard victory into! ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES | “That's the demand of Chuck} ot on error. In the g,/ damaged. He was driving a 1951) texas moved into second place | and EQUIPMENT | H Comiskey, whose resignation ae three walks and an or score Cadillac two door sedan. Joba's in the Southwest Conference by | 126 Duval Street Phone 250; \ vice president and secretary of rt Bes for th sc Ba lr Ford coup suffered a damaged left | defeating Rice, 60 to 53 \ NATIONAL CASH | | | the Chicago White Sox will come |e 5 Cates, Mira abd V ssh udeeot uaa resent arc Bo St. Louis, ranked fifth in this ipso aes ee | before his mother, Mrs. Grace 'the plate Cates, Mira and Vidal) Both parties agreed to settle the | week's Associated Press poll,| REGISTERS FOR SALE | | Comiskey, club president, and the each #4 two safely. Summary accident with their insurance com- | \oened Pade trip by whip.| | 6 USED GUARANTEED | e eo board of directors Friday for re- The Score Bote panies. The investigating officer R ping Raw York University 15-66. | USED PORTABLES and ‘ } Vee ae ai ca as iaterview| Beare’ Caloter! . HE | Brodhead issued no summons. | Bo Koch set a new season Madi-| | STANDARD MACHINES = | Chuck: disctnend: in ae ee eae cater oP REE SS son Square Garden mark by scor-| USED ADDING MACHINES | 3 today that he waren Satinanted rae aaah ee eS YMCA DIRECTOR ing 30 points. Holy Cross, which | (All Guaranteed) \ iil al his time in becomin: ———- — from Puge One) as executive secretary of the Honolulu Armed Forces Y. Before that he was Armed Forces super. visor in 73 operations. He worked (Continued was Ruke, Fernand Fernandez meets St. Louis in Boston Thurs- | INVENTORY TRADE IN SALES | .MONROE BEER | day, swamped Providence 106-77. ' (Reasonable) j } DISTRIBUTORS, INC. that position were offered in way of a compromise unless he got an} increase and job security. : “All this talk about me wanting {Let Us Repair Your Typewriter | MISSILES CAN BE | or Adding Machine STANDING OF THE LEAGUE to become president of the club | Clubs— W. L. Av8., for the YMC ns. He worked (Continued From Page One? | saan | CA in New York City now is a lot of bunk,” he said. | Benny's Cafeteria 0 1.000 papeictio r “| Charge is to strike a “vital” spot Se ———_—__—_ | “That's not the bone of contention. | Brooks’ S 500 Hitch’ lives in Knoxville, on, the submerged target suhmar-|| THREE HOTELS ™ MIAMI at POPULAR PRICES by the directors in our organiza: Strand Theater 000 | are at present. Another son. Mar-| complicate the “depth-charge’t Located in the Heart of the City | * NO CREDIT RESTRICTIONS pot. Ties een See ganda Games scheduled for the week- ried is living in Honolulu dropping. When the bullseye is hit RATES WRITE or WIRE | + LOW DOWN-PAYMENT ca ened Cc ee oe i : oo —————— | a siren will sound the good news REASONABLE ROOMS for RESERVATIONS + LIBERAL TRADE-IN ae ae ; | Friday night at 745 pm’ EARL ADAMS BURNS | The carnival. which is presented with BATH and TELEPHONE | + LONG, EASY TERMS “My relations with my mother | Strang, Ths eeeosaeries. oe Continued From Page One) annually by all components of the . hi Mill * ae amiable‘ ald “Ale gh "sunday at 230 anne a | ns CT | See us tia for a demonstration ofthese great entra-vae tucks % oerierinse — | Cafeteria vs. B: poks Stars. R The sweater feels spongy and 16 the Seaplane Base hangar Hotel Hotel Hotel | ‘Just being a Comiskey isn’t /@Tisuez vs. nec lippery. To be absolutely sure Eaton Street and Palm Avenue 132 E Flagler St. 226 N.E. Ist Ave. 229 N.E. Ist Ave. enough. There is a misconception | Island City Base that your sweaters are non-inflam- | Proceeds are distributed to worthy 102 Rooms 100 Rooms 80 N A V A R R 0 I N ¢ that being a Comiskey assures me | Will meet tonight at par mable you might test a corner of | local and national charities Elevator Elevator Rooms | ’ ig % “ 4 1823 Whitehead Office n with a match. If they go up rs Solarium Heated Elevator } Ba _ a gene noe cee }Pres. Hamlin. Al in smoke the loss is slight. Better; France recently completed a! BUS STATION ; oo DUVAL ST. TEL. 600 Sai ‘ rged to attend t a burned up sweater than burned | man-made port at Abidjan, capita 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION ] - has been talk by the board of | ¥ firing me in the past." {roster of Africa’s Ivory Coast