The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 31, 1952, Page 6

sinter rime te catch tet cr ert ailey Odham Delivers Address At Park Tonight: NEW YORK wn-jthe stock mar- ed a tendency to mcve where he is staying this af- b terneon the rally. on prio busta hile 205 of candida nr eer. ‘8. Steel, Bethlehem, Repul | Youngstown all were down as steel industry and un- ‘Seine repre rsme observers felt a little less alse ef ‘averting a steel strike April 8 deadline in view me wieoes resignation. ante the stronger of the issues - Ameritan Cy: id and Ca- og reed <pduoghnn 4» Key West and Vicinity: Partly Na- ieioudy to cloudy with not much ray, S| he mre al in temperature today through -Tyesday rate to Baad ee easterly winds. la; a tee d Tpes- joudy. in A Pee lay with ly a few scattered ecg me Ga Ty heh he Flo Florida Straits: Moderate east winds oc- SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Juan Lopez, Vice President; Julio Cabanas). Cabot, Frank Hernandez, Jose del Valle, Arturo Puig, Jose Cartaya, Rodriguez. Og ~ President; Rudalph Boza, Secretary?’ Standing, left to right: mt Varela. Treasurer, Charles Perez, and Gerardo Hernandez. Directors, not ‘pres- ent. Jose Villar, Recoréing Secretary; Directors Manuel P. Davila, Ser) Hernandez, Mario Mato, Jose. Diaz, R. Ibarmea, Jose P. Fernandez and Frank |Saturday Is Deadline For Registering Deadline for registration for the May primary and eicction is ig Saturday, April 5, not Wesines- day as stated in Saturday's pa- per, Sunerviser of Registration | Sam B. Pinder said today. Pinder tusy registering the numerous new veter: who now fotal 2569. Two assistants are “registering for tt» 1952 primary. New Wheat Will 'Se Good Grower GAINESVILLE «| — A superior, drought-resistant wheat for use in cakes and pastries “promises to be a good grower under Florida conditions,” a University of Fic.i- da Agricultural. Experiment Sta- tion scientist said here. Dr. D. D. Morey, speaking to Southern agronomists meeting at | the university, said the wheat is “gullem. crossed. with gaza:" He said the wheat is still in the ex- perimental stage here and “It’s bs fa yet to tell the eventual Jett Brodhead Photo Directors, Bvelio La Salle Tackles Lovelletieled | \Kansas In ‘Semi-Final. Of, Ovmpic Baskethall Trials In New York Reports To Atlantic City eurb market was pretty |jcasionaily fresh over south por- much .< scramble of gains afd|tion today. Tuesday moderate | OU. with a tendency to moye oat to southeast winds. Clear to | \ bg predom-|pertiy cloudy weather. Cur Past Gulf of Mexico: aa ; Humble jeast to southeast winds over: had north and moderate east winds’ ‘over south portion occasionally By JACK RUTLEDGE WASHINGTON —When Bik hl Src ain Seren treatm simon dy teal a = boys in, doing: 90 of others. Oa time tie ite answer these ‘this is what top “a were saying today: 3 an try to name a suc- =" Russell of Georgia, a Mémo- gris presidential candidate, and rd J. Nelson, aide to Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Ilinois who is reported te be Truman's choice for the nomination, said “No” on a television (CBS) program Sunday. Sen. Humphrey (D.-Minn.) said swam ig was one of several ‘ae pre- & wideopen convention in — O'Mahoney (D.-Wyo.) pre- dieted Truman will interest him- ternate slices of orange with * Slices “of mild sweet onion Ry JOE FALLS NEW YORK ‘#!—-LaSalle’s youth- | ful explorers arc confronted with | the Hereulean task of stopping | Kansas’ towering Clyde Loveflette tonight as the Oiympic basketball trials hit their high spot — the semi-finals — at Madisc-: Square Garden. This tournament is perhaps the only one in basketball where the mi-finals are more important n the finals. For from the winner of the La- Salle-Kansas “dream game’ — as well as from the opener, which pits the AAU Peoria Caterpillars and {Phillips Oilers —. will come the players who will represent ‘Un- ¢le Sam in the Olympies this sum- Olympic ‘squad will be com- posed of seven players from each ‘of tonight’s winners. Ah hi ae ale is’ Scheduled , but the only | = at be ree will be prestige abd S fo who will te head coac! Official U. § ENSIGN ROBERT ay has recently © the four months co’ Weather Flight at thi Weather Training U: Air Station, Key Wi report to Composite _ Four, Naval Air Sta tic City, N. J, for oy. nike ds ing flying. He was selected frqm thé en+ jisted ranks for. traiging as an aviation cadet. In August, ‘1951, Ensign Sherar is the former Miss Pa gate of Fruita, Ca Le S. team. So tonight the. Be hey will be giving it the old — or AAU — try. ne LaSalle - Kansas tilt pits the Natic-aal Inyitation wipner (La- Photo Salle) against the NCAA kingpin (Kansas). For a short while, it seemed i Reet LaSalle would not get a chance to meet the Lovelletteded | Kansas.” Phog Allen, the Tarbawkey cossh, said early Sun. morning that his team would not come East unless there was at least one Midwestern efficial ca hand for the game against LaSalle. This brought much confusion but tne Olympic committee withdrew one Eastern official and. replaced him with Ronald Gibbs, umpire from Springfield, Ill. Gibbs will work with Referee John Nucatola, from Bayside, N. Y. Allen claimed his team - would net “have a chance to win with two Eastern officials in Madison Square Garden.” To this, LaSalle Coach Ken Loef- fler — not an Allen admirer, by the way, said: “Give me’ Lovellette and Allen * jean bave the officials.’ me Fal Signs Exzard Charles PHILADELPHIA (®— Heavy- weight Champica Jersey Joe Wal- cott and’Challenger Ezzard Charles today* signed for a 15-round title bout in Philadelphia’s 120,000 seat at | Municipal Stadium on June 5. 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