The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 10, 1952, Page 6

Page & THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday, October 10, 1952 General Electric Softballers To Meet Tavernier Here Sat. By NESTOR CASTENEDA General Electric will play host to a strong Tavernier softball nine in a double header at Bayview Park on Saturday night, The locals, who are the second half Island City League champions and are currently leading the first half titlists, Coca Cola in the play- oms will be trying to avenge a double loss incurred at the hands of the Tavenier a couple of months ago. At that time, Freddy Fuchs, Ta- venter mound ace twirled a no-hit- ter to best GE, 1-0. In the nightcap of that twin bill, GE came out on, the short end of another 1-0 score. However, here Saturday night, General Electric will have a couple of no-hit aces in veteran DeWitt Roberts and young Alfred Knowles to throw up against the visitors. The latter has pitched three no-hit- ters ring the regular season. While Knowles is fresh from hurl. ing one of the best games of his career when he shut out the Coca Cola club in the first game of the playoffs, missing a perfect game by inches. Captain Earl Smith, will also have available for pitching duty, the youthful Clint Warren and ve- | teran Claude Valdez. | Tavernier, who depends mostly on their hurling, finished second in the strong Homestead League and Promises to give GE a real battle. The first game will get underway at 7:30 p. m. and it is expected that softball fans will be in for a pair of exciting ballgames. LIBERAL ALLOWANCE For Your Present Refrigerator BE FREE...with a Westingh use ‘Trade Mark, U.S. Patents Issued, * | The “WEATHERMAN — Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy with possibility of scattered showers thru Saturday; continued mild. Gentle to moderate northerly winds, fresh at times. Florida: Fair «north, mostly cloudy south portion, probably a few scattered showers. over ex- treme south portion thru Saturday. Slightly cooler in central and north- east portions tonight. Jacksonville thru the Florida! Straits and East Gulf of Mexico: } Light to moderate northerly winds} except variable over extreme south portion. Weather partly cloudy thru} Saturday with showers over ex-| treme south portion. | Western Caribbean: Gentle to| moderate variable winds mostly! east and northeast. Weather partly cloudy thru-Saturday with widely scattered showers, Weather Summary for the Tropical Regions: | ing, Oc Teen-Age Footman! Is Charged With Double Murder PRESCOT, Eng., (®—A teen-aged | apprentice footman was charged | today with murdering two butlers in the stately country home of the Earl of Derby after slightly wound- ing beautiful Lady Derby in a ber- | serk machinegun attack as she | dined alone last night. Lord Derby’s valet .also was | also wounded in the hand as he tried to wrest the gun from the assailant - 19 - year - old Harold Winstanley--who was picked up two hours later in a Liverpool phone booth, still carrying a British Army Sten gun. Police, who brought the young ex-guardsmen in the British Army to magistrate’s court here today to charge him, said Winstanley | admitted wounding the 32-year-old mistress of the household, then killing the two butlers who rushed into the dining room to take the gun away from him. The youth did not speak during the brief hearing. é After the charges were formally lodged, Winstanley was led away to jail to await a preliminary hear- | t,. 27, } Lord Derby, 34 - year - old presi- | dent of the British Cotton Growers | Association and scion of an ancient family of noted politicians and | sportsmen, was attending a Ter- ritorial Army dinner at Altcar at the time of the wild shooting. He rushed back to his 19th cen- tury home at Knowsley Hall when Hurricane Easy has dissipated! he heard of the shooting, then went and conditions are now normal to the hospital where his wife had throughout the tropics. No indica-| heen taken for treatment of a bul- tions of another disturbance at this; let wound in the neck and for time. el Tides Navel Base TOMORROW HIGH 3:05 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Low 10:56 a.m. 9:42 p.m. | 000 ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West | Time of Height oi | Bahia Honda (bridge) ———oh 10m 9.0 # No Name Key (east end)"——+2h 20m Boca Chica Station— Tide high wate: (Sandy Pt.) —oh 40m Caldes Channel (north end) -+2h 10m +148 (—)—Minus sign: Correction to be subtracted. Corrections & be added. |Letter Protesting | |Water Treatment | | fa H | Received By Judge | . | Municipal Judge Enrique Es- | quinaldo received a letter which | is jointly addressed to him, Orlan- | do Esquinaldo, Horace O’Bryant, | lin the mansion when the youth shock, Doctors at the Liverpool Royal Infirmary said Lady Derby’s wound was not serious and that her condition this morning was “slightly better.” The police report of the shooting said Lady Derby was dining alone ran in and let go with a burst of gunfire. . Chief butler Walter Stallard rushed to the aid of Lady Derby and went down under a fresh burst of fire from the Sten gun. He died a short while later. The shooting brought assistant butler Douglas Stewart running into the room, where he, too, was mowed down. Lord Derby’s valet William Sul- livan, was then shot in the hand as he tried to take the gun away from the attacker. After the shooting, the youth ran out of the mansion. | Police made no mention of a motive for the shooting. The youth had been employed at Knowlsey Hall for about nine | months, War Roundup By GEORGE MCARTHUR =| SEOUL, Korea » — Victorious Servants Slain In Sheotine In Their Home Ten Finsd In Court By Judge T. Caro Criminai Court Judge Thomas Caro imposed fines on ten persons charged with reckless driving, no : | drivers’ license and other offenses Associated Press Photo KNOWSLEY, Sngland, Oct. $—The butler and assistant butler of Lord and Lady Berby were shot to death tonight at Knowsley Hall, the Derby estate near Liverpool, England. Police said that a man named John Winstanley was arrested in connection with the shooting and that he was carrying a gun. This picture of the Earl of Derby and Lady Derby was made at the time of their wedding in 1948, wei Insecticide Explodes |in court this morning. Vernon Lewis Smith was fined $15 for reckless driving; Marlene Dianna Wise, was fined five dol- lars on the same charge; Robert William Brown was fined $15 for failing to have a driver's license and reckless driving; Franklin Laub was fined 20 tt reckless driving charge amd Jameg David McAdams was fined ten dae lars on reckless driving charge. * Claude C. Mendenhall, Jr., and’ Albert Radar both charged with va+ grancy were given 90 days unlesg ; they leave the county. Harold Peoples Holder was fined $15 for having no driver's license {and reckless driving. James Boyle jwas fined five dollars far recke | less driving; Betty Mae Smith had jher sentence deferred on a recks less driving charge. j William | Subscribe to The Citisent your papa the money so CITY LO 524 SOUTHARD “at. ™ “— and you should be proud that City Loan lent he could buy it for yeu! © Haven't you heard, City Loan Co, is always ready to help you finance the education of your n co. 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