The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 31, 1952, Page 3

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Po q a { | diana Marsh 31, 1982. THB KEY WEST-CITIZEN. — Page 3 jEeaves City | War | Beigmners of war. e:npleteg ‘a: full “move to the front under. cover of of secret sessions. darkness. : ieee Roundup ; As usual there was no hint as The Air Force said thatSSachon- e ‘ |to whether the negotiators have i i f Sinanju rail link has teen out ¢! pests progress. | Operation -ior tive days, i By SAM SUMMERLIN | iy ' |... Sportamen’s MIAMI SUN'SOX KNOWN AS TEAM: |S <Glab Formed “X” IN FLORIDAMINTERNATIONAL| afin LEAGUE PENANT RACE IN 1952 “In Marathon be HowaRD Political Notes Cal. George W. Hickman told; Twenty - five U. S. Sabre jets fine fielder, but poor im hitting is By DON elt MUNSAN, Korea (®@—Communist ‘newsmen’ “we continued our ex. | clashed: Surday’ with 70 Commu- 29) Miami Daily News Sports Writer manning fhe. post sous | OMAHA u7—Net ska’s- presidén staff officers today proposed: dig in an amicable session.” | nist MIG-15 jets in a brief battle 16 New Organ “Xx” deals For a lop, Max is about | sia) rity eontest t top level try to k ly the issue of “forced re-|over Northwest Korea amd dam ent y tation wen ret a a ot 4p.sneak itt: back alleys in an ef- lb git tele secant | < oe ee oe et patriation” remains unsolyed in | aged two Red fighters. % or _ Is Being Called Mimai Sun Sox rs ad be ¢laséi- | fort to lure the Brooks to give him | yotes and no one could predic pe 8a 7 . {the prisoner-exchange debate. The | On the ground the 155-mile iront rid Flying Fishermen fied as a team with plenty of “XK”. {Umberto Fernandez. Fernandez: is | outcome with any real ass j Should help-poiice a: Korean trace. | Reds want all prisoners of war |W2S quiet except for squad-sized returned: The Allies insist ‘hat |°2°™Y Patrol thrusts which were not on the Sox roster, but has been | j¢ large: shift of ‘semtiment The Reds suggested the joint ao" & newly ebartered sportmen's:|> Hooked up in 2. WOHKINE BEF? working out with them at Vero | was developin hort ‘skirmishes. ith the Brooklyn was developing in either subcommittee on armistice super- | wi repulsed after s! yi! aot formed primarily to promote ss many fed pag Beach. can or Democratic ranks. it wept ‘isioa_ mect Sek the’ fect thd tat | Prisoners allewed to choose x and foster Marathon and its sur-| some bad caes, ca ! Fe. a apart bre engt-e {undetected by’ those k a Gereiban GE. Gnas a ee nities they want to go home. — “PINCH HIT Hmading, waters ss i ark you don't In 's + oA Ae eethinet to the Sox Close, tab on the bitterly Tuesday (9. p.m. EST Monday). | SEOUL, Korea w—Task Force | ,, 5 the, tightly-packedelevato: : PS eee where’ anti » 'day: for it ‘may vk Klawde Sipe, aj hnery races. 4 Col. Don.0. Darrow, ‘said the {7 pilots shawed their muscle :to|pecome werent iS. Morton —— Fathop Bheres . #°| seaso starts. : ; CR The: two big .qaestions U. N. Command reply would: be |Mavy Secretary Dan Kimball Sup- | her hus! neh ey int tiprde her. ET elites Seanad ‘bay Civesilt | Th ate wth fx. oe AE aig Miami appears in Communist hands two houts be- Wis face was fluced tea ; ‘irenit than two weeks fcom now, the F411. Coot shane. Paul Ar ‘aad deca: ts tote eee day and worked over Communist | His face was flushed and aglow be Judge ‘Lopez, ¥ of Key | season starts apd mo ane knows | SO thee ge Pace Hig Heme. ein as |¥ailroad lines ‘in Northeast Korea, | With delight — and becau: * Mest, also ‘lists enactment of con- | who's playing the positions. 4 Bochy Rotzell are Reds U. S. Mari pa {blonde girl was. crowded. servation laws in the new organi- | i has his piek of Bc> Sessano, Hank one of their three. represegtatives : larine and Navy fliers | )i7,. zation’s aims: - | gy rebl new Manager Max Ma-. Geary, Nick er Joe Kwiat- | toe mised Hlavaiseht 4) a neutrab: inspectic.r “commis. reported 167 dee cuts, Rg ery | As the elevator stopped on the | COR ve a general know ski, all to the team. | shire ? gon last: Feb. 16; ‘destroyed and’ numerous rail cars % . epee ar amon t not REVI: lof what's going on and volge "ine “etching chores will be a | elections? opie: They say Bussia qualifies asa |@nd supply trucks knocked out. | min, Hoos, the blonde suddenly to all aking Prrstingleestir ps ca ‘claim that: Miami will have 4 very |toss.up between Ed Little of last | 2. Will Sen. Kerr neutral and has every right to in- | AS the tliets roared into action, said. Fg mpeed : cs and clubs who. come to Mara-|£°04 te4m this seasan, better them | year’s squad or Cecil Dotson. topole Sen. Kefauver | Official US. Navy Photo | spect’ troops and supplies’ moving | Surface ships pounded Red targets sediiinde me gage Paty Bi Such facilities as to the one that folded to ace) In the pitching department, the | and get his own nto Korea durin? a truce. The | long the coast. ewildered, and no _ longer ks, .swimming pool, cabana |*! ‘ie end of sp year. . [Sex haye returning from last sea- | wagon rolling? ENSIGN RICHARD 8. BROOKS, | allies sav Russia is in effect a | 5 aglow;-Mr. Morton was half way acon himself, will 5 Seijas, Rene Solis, Dick oters. held ‘the peste te “tp | velligerent and is wholly unaecept- tg the parking lot with his wife, and hotel rcam .and fishing |, ™@ base "te ier i fon Dame ena’ Late tee ie USNR,’ has qualified for Car- reservations will be available \be the Sox ig yoga: pans Lovell, abe |both questions. and were bie, e when he choked: “I — I didn't Bt sportsmen in good stan- | mer Dodger hit Bean, who was just bought from |rombarded with telephone. call, oe | rier Aly’ Weather Squadrons | ‘stasr officers have mate no {4a¥ mounted 945 sorties, ineluding | Pinch-that blonde girl.” with their hom ing Hazard, Ky., “Task getsoe. 80d Newport News again. speeches, radic,and television ap- | by: virtue of the four months | aeadway toward an agreement and | MEht attacks that blasted 64 Com-| “Of course, you didn’t,” said “The club, which Apa called | #lthough he says he “may slip 'a| They've added Billy Harris, who | peals and advertisenients. ata ja AN Weather Flight |for several days there have been |Munist supply trucks. trying to | wife consolingly. “I did,” Flyin : Fisher will little’; he looks jike a sure’. was .18-9 with Valdosta last year, 4 reports that the issue. Weald be s , a @ program of citaticnd pa! | batter. ‘ i < ‘Wisiak,. Gus Grosskoft, Billy Pl lielyti geen Nontest vs ube which. he pene ed oe at. | .anded to top negotiators: " t NTO TE ‘dwasds for fishermen, recording | | 4t the moment, Brcokiyn, argen and Walt Jasinski, Jasinski | air of Taft and isenhower wigse | te Fleet All Weather pinené | A second group of staff officers | apie) catches, at a later |Comd ip very ngewe a {won't renc-t alte: club Banal ie names age not on the ballot. Unit, Nayal Air Station, Key | working on plans for exchanging ‘ S | graduates from Stetson in June. He efforts se will report to Com- - {wes 229 with Deland lest year peg Poem gy oy aad hemct Squadron Thirty Three, | a naval aviator at Pensarola, {pee hed ,0n BRA af 1.70. the only major GOP. ¢ faa aoc te Station, Atlantic | Ficrida, : ‘Chamber of wee whose name is on the ballot. :: City, No I. for duty involving Ensign Brooks was ( s pees B. B. fest’ | j 3 irene ie ci On the Defhotratic side, the de- fying: r at Tufts College, lord, oe Michael George, Elmo = by President pig to " he Mass., before ts and: Irv neg gy Bae Ba \Six Former. ‘Champio sins In Field Of sep Feaneed the noe iF / i pi ts 1 ore Neve etre entering Bs : i350 Pi: laying: Jn. 35h State. Amateur a py a bee Sg Shaws | tember, 1951, he was designated buryport, Mass. belt Pegler To Jacksonville {-ssila:s'ise sco sits neo Free last ped team a Bo ie cb ed Prk) ami Beaeh and Danny i xe would step aside if the Presi- 8 mpete for the first state | dent should run. But this’ tie-has Ki fp Paap ‘They will count their |been removed and Kerr ‘is mow ts medal score in the qualifying round | »n bis own. Kefauver- said, this -de- Yand- firer round of match play to | /elopment probably. .would. bea Golf ; make un n the 36-hcle total for the | clp to Kerr in Tuesday's contest pats, ‘ut that “over the nation, .it vail} $ the state meet is being held over | .elp chances,” : Jose Country Club course San Both~ Kefauver: and J ‘J the time. Hs flat, fairly | t clear they are in Pine to Youve b been waiting for them: ; ‘ fairways @n® tightly-trapped | he finish for the Demoeratic p¥es: : Es make jt a favorite of the | dential nomination regapdiess. of who ye best with short | Jie outccme of the Nebraska a and putters: : jown. Kefauver is’ entered’ ~ "Pwo heres ~were lengthened for |} wimaries andyKerg ‘has indic Another man ‘te watch iW Gard the tournament, stretching the nor | he ‘plans-to ole Gthers. pennant Sn ‘ner Dickinson, ees City, for" me oe layout to 6,500. nined in, the voting. will contain: almost - ae offices. In additic,.; oath are county .and :¢ity ‘elections to: s down the count. * » + Rises Y ‘poop to esas. cp today | mis: to sat the ing March 21) Pe wa ea big hn | today. Ae ode oad al or nea Peery ete Go ye ae we kebaes thet ‘coat: note, of distinction that s comes only from white sidewall tires, ._ Just place your order today for quick "" ‘They're rolling in from Goodyear— °° white sidewalls that are built to stay white,’ the smartest looking tires you j can put on your car. And the smartest. value, too. For when you’ see the ., wall of these handsome tires, you know you're getting the best coinbi- nation of safety, comfort and mileage ‘your money: can’ buy. That's why more people tide on Goodyear tires” i than on any other kind. | Drive in tatit.! weld TCH — Groupe: Besracuda, and Amberjack were 6 # recently by Washington, D. C. Anglers. (Lets to wight diss «meer “elow) and Mis. Bill Crespo.

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