The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 14, 1952, Page 8

: Fa e ss 8 ii F 5 Feet fad Press moved into , replacing ych Indians, who ‘Miami and Mi- Beach were deadlocked for wt hig. 93, Beach took its the season at Indians off Sergio with edge » 43, ana clubbed the lowly Fort _ Braves, 13-3, hand their fourth successive ‘atthewson struck out five and Beach. 's in the without the benefit of a hit. ninth, a sin- walks, another single and the Saints’ all game. The play to Only 433 in St. Petersburg. Mar- Beach BSL Eee ae 23 # Lakeland in the SEER OPEEY E by Nap Reyes. uderdale’s runs came a double by Gasper @ Single by Cari god it ey West Boy Scouts tonight at the Court of Award held at the Lions’ Den, 7 pm, it was an- Bounced a Four boys, all from Troop 253 will receive Star Scout awards | and two boys, one from Troop 253 and one from Troop M4 will receive Life Scout awards. Capt. Harold Payson, chairman | ing of the Monroe District Review | court will be the principal speak liday, Robert Joseph Re: lip L. Spencer and A Yates, Troop 253; Life Scouters named tonight will be Charles D. i Ged- | +} weight cl Tia rit id, | Robinson-Grazino Title Fight Set The big fight of the year takes place on Wednesday, April 16 at the Chicago Stadium when Mid- dleweight Champion Sugar Ray Robinson dangles his crown be- fore Rocky Graziano, the tough challenger from New York City. Matched by the International Boxing Club for a scheduled 15- j Pounds, the bout is creating in- tense interest among Chicago sports fans. Fight fans in other cities are also eagerly awaiting fight-night now that they know they will be able to hear the blow-by-blow description direct from ringside. The promoters and the Pabst Brewing Company have completed arrangements to broad- cast the description of the fight jover the CBS radio network, be- | ginning at 10 P.M. Eastern Stand- ard Time. Sugar Ray Robinson, 1951's Fighter of the Year, is classed by many experts as one of the greatest fighters of all time. His amazing record, which shows only two defeats in 136 professional fights, certainly supports such a contention. His. undefeated tour | amateur ranks was d with the annexation of lew York Golden Gloves Championships: in the feather- 1939 and in the welterweigh on in 1940, Robinson a professional 1940 and won ng only one orld Welter- pion on December a 15-round decision 1. JUDGE GIBSON LEAVES (Continued From Page One) until Wednesday evening, fea- | j tures leading psychiatrists from Johns Hopkins, and other noted medical cente It is being sponsored by the jNemours Foundation and the | Florida Children’s Commission. 3 is attending as a Charges tHe, this ii # vil ee H soviet ie Fe SPORT SHORTS MIAMI BEACH (#— Veteran F EPRREEE oie uae etlreriy iy te Lidl eT gELEEe < Fe i i ae & 22 gg EReF lz | ence | Health | Key West left Kaufman, 253, and Dean Peter- | gon, Troop 54. FOUR MURDER (Continued From Page One) @Gaughter, Mra Elena Castillo Harris on May 23. The jury could not agree or Caraballo's guilt or innocence or in Monroe County Jai) ®@ new trial ever since. ig zf ire Fs sf fei uz bge detaie ai ri pat KS Bees é tale pI Ee rR F : HH Efe E Four Fires Over Weekend City Fire Department extin- guished four fires over the week” end. No. 1 fire station put out | one at 9:25 p. m. Sunday in resi- dence of Tony Alonzo, Afono- vitz Lane and also answered a call at Pablo Calleja, 306 Eliza- beth to extinguish a trash and lumber fire. Number 3 station © extinguished a brush fire on Stock Island near | the Monroe General Hospital. Number ’ station extinguished a brush fire that was endanger- ing residences on Cudjoe Key, Saturday at 1:45 p. m. ° Permit Issued Joseph Janczynski, 914 Eaton street, has been issued a permit to re-roof a cistern at an estimat- ed cost of $100. LAMB MARRIED (Continued From Page One) Greyhound Post House and Key West last summer. Her address is given as Philadelphia, Pa. The | other woman was from Lamb's | hometown, Chattanooga, Tennes- see. The information on Lamb's pending decree came about) when The Citizen spotted the | giant, blonde sailor in the office of Cireuit Court Judge Aquilino Lopez, last Wednesday. Investi-| gation of public records showed him to be obtaining a divorce. Attorney Esquinaldo had to con- duct his own investigations to locate the wife. About 16 to 20 percent of U.S. production goes into capital goods, Three Flights Daily TO HAVANA Leave Arrive Plight Key West Havens S32 ISIS AM. 11:00AM. 984 145 PM. 2:30 PM. 3 S00 PM. 4:45 PM S83 120 PM. 1:15 PM $55 200 PM. 3:45 PM. Key West and Vicinity: Mostly loudy with scattered showers tonight. Gentle to moderate west- ely winds increasing gredually g jon. Jacksonville through the Flor- ida Straits: Moderate to occas- ionally fresh winds, south to! southwesterly over the north and south to southeasterly over the and showers likely in the extreme south portion today. East Gulf Area: Moderate to occasionally fresh winds, south- westerly over the north and variable southeasterly to south- westerly over the southportion, shifting to nrothwesterly over the north portion this afternoon. Moderate northerly to north- easterly winds Tuesday. Clear to partly cloudy weather except for afew showers in the extreme southern portion today. Report Observations taken at City Office $:00 A.M. EST Key West, Fla., April 14, 1952 a Temperatures Highest yesterday ~... Lowest last night Re ee Normal Precipitation Total last 24 hours Total this month — 38 ins. Deficiency this month ~-0.19 ins. Total this year —- 460 ins. Deficiency this year —_-0.60 ins. Tides Naval Base TOMORROW High 1:52 a.m. 12:35 pm. = Fly to Havana ' Also For Reservation anywhere in the United States on Scheduled Airlines Call at 721 Duval St Next to Margaret Ann Store AEROVIAS “Q” S. A. ROGELIO GOMEZ. Agent Phones: 162 - 448 - 1108 Airport: 488 Road Building Is Attacked JACKSONVILLE (#—State Sen. ‘Wayne E. Ripley today attacked financing methods for building ma- I EEF ctf e ae ae ae ate Truman Praises Tom Connally WASHINGTON (®— President Truman today praised Tom Con- nally for his “important contribu- {tions to our government,” and said, “naturally I am sorry to see him retire from public life.” Truman commented in a state- ment on the announcement from Connally, sharp - tongued Texas Democrat, Sunday night that he - | “does not desire to be a candi- date” for the Senate again. The President's statement said: “My relations with Sen. Connal- ly always have been pleasant and naturally I am sorry to see him retire from public life. “In his long and useful career as a public servant he made im- portant contributions to our gov- ernment. One outstanding contri- bution was the creation and de- velopment of bi-partisan foreign policy.” Some of Connally’s friends feel his statement did not close the ‘door to his running again. CAMERA CLUB OF (Continued From Page One) with black and white color slide: on various phases. of photogra- phy, ranging from such basic subjects as “Taking a Picture” and “Developing a Negative” to general interest topics such a “Photography in Criminology” and a treatment 6f the methods and techniques employed in color photography. Expert advice and instruction are provided for the advanced workers at the club meeting to- night and every Monday night. People who have never develop- ed a negative or who have never made a. print, learn now. through instruction. 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