The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 9, 1952, Page 3

lo j “it « . NE) . we To Meet Miami team In HS Gym Vonight, Seekin iz oth Straight Win $$$ $+. Scheduled For Monday Night Cilmore Cag or: Top Naval Station The Howard ball team came th ahe Rey t btigh night to make it eigit ecoaygs Sehowr the second balf yy benefit basket Naval Si y night at the Mi = BAP into w was Poe the Naval St the high whieh d the Suvply Skainst ine S . gt ge pee, — Pome and b 45, and all pro @ Mami courimen whar. to play ea be Promises to be one of the The Gils re led at halt ¢ ' try fort he Navy nigh points of the local theved that thes ! rs, who have been , hardwood campaign. mproved + r this game for two the | : , fought back . ' » their lineups 4 Py Miami MuKregation, the fourth period former high school stars as 4 bes has always wiven the Leading the 4 Rober corge Barber Y Vonehs a battle. will be ee by : pe” ¢ ™, a 7 Robe ow A old S banking on «4 famed ton a the can © forward Bilt Roine, who \ Key West ~~ single. Their tying run came in ee ae wee upstate school. The high ‘ oring Roine is said to be one of the outstanding cag ers ever to walk onto a Florida basketball court. Coath Jones has | up the pace of an effort to ing of the ing eyes has also heen coming in for a large amount of atiention If the locals ever start to hit tp the seering depart- ment against the sort of competition that has been showing here two date, it will be murder, Bob Cooper and Baker will be on tap spark the Conch scoring attack with Ken Baze an Armando Henriques to sei up the plays. ft has been the work of the latter two is the playmuking de- parimen! that has played « large in the current Jim te ‘est win «treak. / judging ty the past per of the tworlubs, should hold the in tonight's” com the sometimes pos oe performance by the locals game & as plexion. Gulfstream Bests Strand In Thriller Gulfstrearn Beats tag Latest in the fash of extra in nings Wall games in the Island City Baseball League last was High Kee Score © Camel fast | thorn insi All h the starting ws starred in boih bask». a uae s 6 mall and football for the the ¢ aan t Mrs. Duke's < »bo. i to get us i the Sen cused the ep!t aptly © nd Represent weary hour work oh the House is pro owed by hours in stings, party meet nectings with constitutents tudy of the numerous pieces ination that come before te did not find many similari or the Smt! f es betwen the national Congress cuapee os 6 » snd the City Commission. ‘ P tor the Ofiler of Pout in West ington those men art 'D 1947-09 Mare, Lobgnidir vb 1 wth oll these big na wpayal tre: iat etude. But, I did have to Cy shied,” when 1} athy talk in the Senate ecoption of $$ dog and s in the District of Colum liscassed this same mo ue in the City Com — pyre . pat nm sometime ago. I didn't oe Reg eh ie national Congress 0 pom ae , neern itself with such aropose otters | rat n x ‘ The District of Columbia is - "leeia * ‘ f i by the hwuse and Senate, tent. 7 luled ¢ ag no local self-government Sate’ Soror Wut “temt ator, £2. a local matters must come sd duch attractive + re the 93 Senators and 435 initial = Conferen re tives toner Cobo said going north, and Mme ganize a secon : tagon building was city thie April . ng a city night's 10 inning 5 2 vie pt = Mame. Labastillc Everything ts there—inelud the Gulfstream over the | § = the Inter-Ameri ng scores of Captains and Lt ae Cw a og: cool <a Parent organizatio Color : All of them seem to be ough from the Navy. sta ence. Among be *entagon the mound for the Gulfstream | tiistions is membership i the Cobo seid he was much im and gave up two runs and Went ciety of Women. Gee . ressed by the ‘traffic control out im the first inning in fever of Karrmam who turned in « storing ve for the gext » nine 4 ing up ho funs ct tee djuligtrean scored one ~~ tub in the #ixth inning when ~—Sewertashed home on H's when the third the seventh stanza Strand catcher dropped # strike and Mace's double sent. Knowlés across the plate : In the big tenth, the Gulf stream pushed across six rums to sew up the contest. Mace, In graham and Gural al) had han ner evenings ot the plete for the winners Me line score Club— Gaustream Strand Theater LANDLORDS SLOW (Continued From Page Oe) if you are the cwner of haus ing attommedation which fp | into any of the above categories. you are treed to register them & wm are ob | enn «Sz we once. The proper f tainable a) the Area Reet Office, | 216 Feders Building and the office ste be ¢ to lena D their assistance 2DTT | _ a SAILOR ACCUSED OF Continued From Page One’ read te him it the Grand Jury will consider the ease. The first degree charge, # | sata, cogid be reduced, possibly to} second degree case is brought to trial Hopkins, who was a winter wish | tor to Key -West was found test) Saturday morning lying at the foot) of Simonton sircet. latally beaten. Hil was taken into custody Sue) day and charged with the murder, after questioning He is bemg held i® Monroe County Jail without! Bond ' Wf the facts warrant | marder or mam) | slaughter at any time before the | ayftent ahat tthe Been worked out stricted. Explogers ( tee he + im the nation’s cap- York Wevdeodow ne bottlenecks in ° $0b0te ner Fought HB hitehead SH46¥Firée women's brangh t be” x FIREMEN WERE AiDrd & Serafin Gonza Ne Five Station directs operations. AGERS driven 139 miles from London in \ dark pines and yew trees, the body | slowly to the little church, 0) Thursdays conflagration under control by spectators. Above, LAST HOMAGE PAID Continued from Page 1) and stood the same grim watch father, George V here. And some bad played with the late King when he romped over the estate as a boy Inside the chureh. a carpet had been leid to hush the shuffle fet past the King’s coi. strong, warm sun sent shatts of multi-colored lights through the stained glass windows. Four can dies flickered at each corner of the bier. On the coffin was a silver plate engraved ° Albert Frederick Arthur George Wndsor, born 1895 died 1952. There was a warm fragrance of flowers—roses, apple blossom, hy acinths, carnations and tily-of-the- valiey—from the wreaths which lay on the closed coffin. The wreaths had come from the King's own family—his widow Queen Mother Elizabeth, and hs ughters, Queen Blizabeth and Process Margaret No other wreaths were brought, for this was 4 private mourning The monarch’s coffin had béen closed late Friday afternoon after Queen beth reached Sandring ham fr ondon. The new Queen spent several quiet minutes in the dimly-lit bedroom where the body of her father lay before it was t wht to the church. Then she watched as the coffin was carried down the path As it was at the funeral of King e V. the casket will remain closed when the boay lies in state in London and when it is taken pledging faithful sov- ereignty and being proclaimed through the land. she had been er green Retls Royce limousine. Part of the time her handsome young husband, the Duke of Edin- burgh, was at the wheel, with the Queen beside him in a footman’s seal beth She is sponsored by De osed but misty-eyed, Eliza. s@ret and the Queen's husben greeted her mother, her sister b f ib ot ter tne en ah om. — y a few others of ihe braces and kisses. Then she walked "a pp gi eae to the bed: here fth porch church, its “4 é nae gas Oe Oe rector, the Rev. Hector Anderson Soon after, while a sharp. wind "eedived the cortege whispered dismally from the east, The coffin was borne in. and and the moon cast silver over the | there Was @ short, private service The mourners walked back to the of the dead sovereign was wheeled house. yards away. strain—the shock of the news which & TACKLE § | Bait For Votes In Carr A PET BRUNETTE WITH Guzen married to Dick Howell, SOSN Elizabeth has been under great bres [8 EVELY! Seturdey, Pebruaty 9, Ive? Th son Con test N MOWELL. cendidate for the Navy Carnival Queen board the USS. Francis M. Robinson. She is. 1 8 years old She hails from Danville, Onto h includes the Rebingon, Wilke, Satsfield, Greenwood and the Coolbaugh Heap le s Forum A ee ees eee eeeSeeeeeees KEY WEST UNUSUAL AN” DELIGHTFUL ? Citizen ni delightf | Cost Of Operating | Overseas Highway TALLAHASSEE A State Road | Department a most uns make another of the me | town. It af takes an automobile to get ‘trom mnt titer great Jacksonville to Mismhi on U, S. , feens of sackeleth shielded | Fesched NéF In” Africa, the 4.000- retexsiion ont unsbounding sus, Highway Me: 4 the sorrowful procession from the | Mile Journey home, the necessity poo. (su rih who work | They tried it last November view of silent, watctiful subjéets | ' put duty ahead of sorrow before ie nae te Head she could ‘come to her famly y | throughout the year, found it took about 9 & hours ia py Baad ay wah” was said to be bearing it the fr { here canaot be a ear obeying all the speed called because it was one of his WHR “great courage,” but today equntin your food here {) traffle regulations They want to favored paths for strolling, went #4 Sunday she was expected to soo he hotels and motels I see! if there's ally difference (© the little band of mourners, test. have «en ere clean and @ pleas time during the of the tour. The King’s piper preceded Her widowed mother, too, was cre to stay in There is, however, ist season East Coast coffin Prom his bedede cea aa | Suid to WS Netstng wp with the one as blot on t overall highway is of out - of state oddest of Highland laments, | Compomure required of royalty ha is one ov traffic. The check will be made Flowers of the Fores.” } J. Tg Officials (wo veh as are em.) Feb. 1 Behind the coffin walked Eliza. Were final arrange: pioved | They try to hait | The Vests are part of a Road beth and her mother, veil | ments for Monday's journey with ou st” car to cto at their motel.’ Depart survey aimed ot de ed, arm-in-arm. Then came Mar- beg King’s body from the church ry. ig rece to such the peed for & high the crowded streets. The curtege bs expected to leas | Hector Barroso of a. m. oo 8 aw « g Key was of inestimable assistance, to boy drawn by the horses a the Mayor and Cobo in their pk ery Washington trip, He arranged i Comp oo on ‘ trips for them as well as ap-|Eta wi es te one pointments. Cobo was partial. funeve es ar larly interested in the Simith- oon after noon the train is to sonian Institute, the Washington Monument, and General Robert | : slowly so those | & Love home ot Artnaien Vo.loe war may pay homage along He was also impressed by Ford's! “ty Tandon, many craftsmen ja Theater in which Lincoln was bored to complete the catafaljue assassinated on which the King’s Bedy will lie ~~ Nastate next week. ‘There, . in the hall which bas S Nistery for nearly nine , Elizabeth, mothe? and others of the roy 5) _-- ps. THE 9 . Don E raist to wen Why take unnecessary ricks with money? Don't corry large sums of cash, safeguard your funds in a cheek- ing account here — and pay your bills quickly and conveniontily by check. FLORIDA NATIONAL BAN AT KEY WEST Member of the FDIC YOUR FRIENOLY COMMUNITY BANK famiiy will join members of totit houses of Parliament in a mem- way mi orial service Five of Europe's Ki Queen will attend Friday service, but none will be al The lord chamberlain, the the memorial service. Tuesday, Wernesday and Thurs doy more than ene milhon citizens are expected to file past the bier stone flagged i'l in the great their feotsteps muffled by o fawn 16.090 8¢ are-foat floor | of Clarendon. announced plans fer | Bridge Distriet. °° / 2 eee wv pet spread over ail the i 4 i ad Tol ‘Saye ‘=~ Mons ten o tepet omiors ° Sven em ee © 14 ceewntel peste: end dees toned + «9 tee i) ing, @ len ‘Injured Legs “askev, basketball tre going @ |Perc! 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