The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 25, 1952, Page 3

Convent Niary Immaculate Goes ‘Limited’ Co-Ed In September For First Time In Eighty-Four Years BATISTA REGIME MAKES |BASEBALL Today's NO EFFECT ON PROGRESS SCORES IN ISLE OF PINES, CUBA Boys Will Be Carefully \ Chosen And Few In Number A limited number of ninth grade boss will be ac- cepted as’ students at ‘the Convent of Mary Immacu- late for the first time —in. the history of the 84.year| . ed today by Sister Superior Delphine Marie. “If the experiment of ’ in- cluding boys in classes with the girls works out, as we anticipate it will, then that policy will be extended to the four years. of high school,” the Sister Superior told The Citizen today, Boys will be carefully chosen, and few in number. They will be all day students. The Convent has 60 girl boarding pupils and 300 girl day students, the Sister Superior said. “The-boys will be ,outstanding in every sense of the word,” she rent in the history of Key West. it opened its doors to wounded and sick soldiers i The Convent, a private school, mumbers among its graduates some of the Jeading women of Key West in the past 80 years. St. Joseph’s Boys’ school, taught by the Holy Name Sis- cinggas'in ant Franchot Tone Charges Wife With Adultery LOS ANGELES (The Tone - Payton - Neal triangle, most du- | Island’s NEW ROAD, POWER PLANT ®ONTINUE TO DEVELOP NOW ‘+ By SUSAN McAVOY “Latest Caribbean correspondent to come back from the Isle of Pines is Mrs. Doris Underwood of Key West who reports that the Batista ‘government has made no changes of the Island. *The -hard-surfaced road from Lester Files Motion To Dismiss Suit Bases Pleas On Grounds in the power and road expansion} ‘That City Was Misjoined In Suit; Shaw Is Suing Neuva Gerona, capital to Santa City For $50,000 Barbars, leading English speaking community, was started under the regime of ex-President Prio last si 3 It is going ahead at full speed under new President Batista, Mrs. Underwood reports. tions of the Island. The Batista-Roosevelt plan is to ‘make the south coast into another Yaradera beach. If so, the Island which has hertofore made only tentative bids for the tourist trade, would run right into competition with the popular resorts in Jamai- ca, BWI, as well as Cuba’s main- land. ‘The recent.change in Cuban Pre- ents has not affected the electri- of the Island, started un- der Prig's Public Works President, Carlos Tedhate pen plant at the tsla de Pneesld mine is be- ing built. The otily delay now is the delivery of the power machinery. will launch a new era of indus- trial prosperity. It will make pos- sible not only the fuller opera- tion of the mine, but of the tungsten mine, and will make possible expansion of packing- houses for citrus, the main crop, and perhaps fish. Tt is estimated that the two mines will hire about 1,000 men, of the which is large- rable in Hollywood, is haying an- | ly Cuban. other sensational episode. t Franchot Tore has asked the court for permission to amend his divorce complaint against his va- | cillating bride, Barbara Payton, and accuse her of adultery with Actor Tom Neal. Neal ts the mus- cular felow who broke Tone's nose | last year if a battle over her changing affections. At the time she called Neal a “beast.” She visited Tone fre- | quently at a hospital, later mar- Citrus growers and cucumber growers are mainly British and | American. The gold mine is Cana- dian owned Phe hospitality of the Isle of Pines, whether from the English speaking, Cuban ot Chinese popula- tion is magnificent, Mrs. Under- “I have traveled all over the world, but never have I met such friendliness as in the Island.” She sttended a large Cuban wed- ied him. Thursday Tone presented ding at the Catholic church in affidavits from three private in- | Neuva Gerona, then a huge typical vestigators, saying they had ob- | Jsiand pig roast. In town she went served the actress and Neal spend | into the Ten Cent Bar where the the night together at her home | motto is “500 Clean glasses.” several times in the last month. j The black sand beach, beauty “False, baseless and motivated | spot of the north coast, is still un- purely by revenge,’ commented | developed. though there is talk of Miss Payton’s lawyer, Milton Gold. | building a beach club there. en. “We have tried to keep this| And the people of the Island ease on a high level but now ap- | whether they are two years old or parently no holds are barred.” bad are sti! dancing the Island Golden was to appear today to | dance the Suco-Suco, to the melo- City Attorney M. Ignatius Les- ter today filed a motion to dis- miss the suit of $50,000 that Mrs. Margaret Shaw brought jointly against the City and the Florida Greyhound Lines. He based his plea on the grounds that the City was “Mis- joined” in the suit, since “there was neither concerted action nor concurrence of alleged negli- gence on the part of the City and the Greyhound corporation. He further asks that the action be dismissed because the com- plaint fails to state a claim against the City upon which re- lief can be granted. ‘The City, Lester's plea states, requires the Plaintiff, Mrs. Shaw, to amend her, complaint in order that the City may be advised as to what time of the day the al- leged accident occurred. Further, Mrs. Shaw must iden- tify more specifically on which portion of the sidewalk it is al- leged that a dangerous hole was allowed to remain open and un- guarded and to identify more specifically the size, of said hole. Finally she must amend her complaint to allege specific ulti- mate facts which show negligence on the part of the City, causing the alleged.injury so,that a def- inite issue may be presented for Basekall Standings By The” Associated Press in the West Indies. THURSDAY'S RESULTS By The Associated Press National League Boston 6 New York 3 (10 innings) Brooklyn at Philadelphia, post- poned rain Cincinnati at Chicago, postponed cold weather Only games i American League Boston 3 New York 2 (11 innings Philadelphia at Washington, post- poned rain Detroit at St. Louis, postponed, rain Only games Florida International League St. Petersburg 9 Tampa 5 Miami 9 Fort Lauderdale 5 apy 1 Lakeland 0 (six innings, ra West Palm Beach 9 Miami Beach 0 Florida State League Leesburg 8 Gainesville 5 — 5 Sanford 4 4 St, Augustine 1 Jacksonville Beach 8 Cocoa 7 DeLand 9 Daytona Beach 8 TODAY’S GAMES By The Associated Press American League Chicago at Cleveland New York at Washington (night) Boston at Philadelphia (night) only games National League Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at New York (night) ee at Chicago at Florida’ International’ Leogue Lakeland at Havana gen at Fort Lauderdale etersburg at Tampa West Palm Beach at Miami Beach Florida State League Jacksonville Beach at St.Augustine Leesburg at Orlando ~ Daytona Beach at Gainesville Last Chance To Have Your Pet Immunized Here Last call to have your pet for rabies, and goes out | | i : - | bi t es is : 73 SF E ii Hi LTE iy iat bists fie , HE fi gl f; i i 4 tf F | E t | E fELNPOEPE Hi att Ey j in 78 games at Ebbets Field. Stock — Gains ran from fractions to be- tween one and two- points through- out the list, Losses were mostly fractional. Chrysler was up between one and two points while other motors gained fractions. National . Distillers Products, which Thursday reported a heavy fall in first quarter earnings, was Ohio, Nickel Plate, Texas Co., Dome Mines, General Electric, Lower were Standard Oil (N.J.), Mcintyre Porcupine, American Can and Montgomery Ward. Stocks in the curb market were mixed and rather narrow. Higher were Canada Southern Oils, Creole Petroleum, Humble Oil, Pacific Pe- troleums and Royalite Oil. Lower were American Superpower, Ca- nadian Atlantic Oil, International Petroleum, Kaiser - Frazer and North Canadian Oils. © S. governments were down a litde im the over the counter market. Tides Maval Base TOMORROW High —— p.m | “toatl AMS” BRINGS m Page One} both sail and diesel. She uses a crew, of*nine men, all old-timers | from the islands and all experts in | handling her live cargo. | Henry Bordon, a crew member who has been with the ship for bet- ter than ten years, estimated the largest of yesterday’s turtles to weigh in the neighborhood of three hundred pounds. the weather-beaten _ complexion, and the self-confident, nonchalant | attitude of Bordon that he almost forgot to take pittures of the tur- tles. (See Finch’s excellent photo of Bordon.) CAUGHT Fey ih 5 Friday, April 25. 1952 Number Plead Guilty In Court Cr‘-xina! Court guilty pleas were tion lull in activities over at the Cow-*v Courthouse. Next Friday a jury will be drawn stacks of *-iftwood piled on her decks. You would almost think she boat. However, the pieces of wood are used for chocks. The turtles being loaded aboard on their backs to prevent them from escaping in- to the sea. Several years ago when Thomp- son's crawls were destroyed by a ” | hurricane, all of the captive turtles _ | eseaped. They evidently have some sort of “homing” instinct for they headed straight back to the waters . ” | off of Honduras and Nicaragua. It was possible to prove this since a native, when he catches a turtle, always scratches his initials on the in- soft underbelly. In this way, the and visitors are welcomed at any time of the day. MUCH IN DEMAND LOCALLY With beef prices being as high as they are, there is an almost upli- mited demand for the butchered turtles locally. It is cut up and sold | as steak, stew meat, and ground meat. By far the largest quantity goes toward canning the well- known “Sea-Ket Turtle Soup.” This is shipped North to the best res- taurants and hotels as well as be- ing sold on the open market. TURTLE PECULAIARITIES If you happen to be down at the anytime when the “A. M. ADAMS” is in. port, notice the boat knows who to credit for each turtle. For several years. after the Key West storm, turtles continued to show up with old initials scrat- ched on the bellies. Contrary to popular notions, the beautiful shell combs, ete., do not come from green turtles, Hawk-bill turtles, a meaner, more vicious variety that is not too eatable, provides the best shell for com- mercial use, KEY WEST ANGELS MM. C. Field MEET CLOSED EVENT 10:00 A. M. SUNDAY, APRIL 27 LIST OF EVENTS Golf Ball Pick Up Slow Race Start and Step Race Stake Race Boot Race Blank Race Spark Plug Changing Race Backward Push Race | . Drag Race Open To The Public COME ONE COME ALL No Admission BOCA CHICA BEACH ROAD Follow The Signs eS Here’s why a Chevrolet truck's 25’ Plastic Hose THe KEY WEST Citizen light today following the pre-elec- | ~ was an old woodburning steam- Page 3 for the case of Bennett Hill, accug- jed of second degree murder, and ot'er cas Criminal Court Judge) Thomas Caro fined five menon reckless driving or no drivers’ license ha 5 Mike Marin was. fined $10 for ; having no drivers’ license; Harvey j Jones was fined $10 for traveling at about 55 miles per hour in Rock Harbor, a restricted zor. "Dovid Yaeck was fined $10 for following | too. closely upon®*another car. Willi- am Edward 8 -wer was sentenced to serve five days from the time of his arrest last Friday, Charles Louis: Mueler: was. fined payment of costs for no drivers’ license. The jury. list wil be returnable to the Judge. on May 12, a week after the May 6 primary, Man. breathes about 425 cubie feet of air in 24 hours. 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Press the actress’ demands for $1, | 000 monthly alimony against the | wealthy Tone, whose fortune was @massed in the manufacture of abrasives. } Hearing on Tone's petition to amend his divorce charges has | Deen set for May 6. } Ethan Allen, head baseball coach | at Yale, jumped from the Univer-| sity of Cincinnati campus. straight | dious piece “Felipe-Blanco.” Nights when the English speak- ing people have returned to their estates out af Sante Barbare or | McKinley, the Cuban men and @ over their town of Neuva Gerona, and dance their Suce-Suco either in one of the Marti, or in the Cuban clubheu- ses which held numerous dances. Many engineers, and business- Stay Young and Feel Snell Get a Wonderful NEW THOR CHEVROLET MORE ../ROLET TRUCHS IM JSE THAN ANT OTMER masmnt TELEPHONE 378 | mumerous cafes lining the Calle | to the major leagues. 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