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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05
BEACHES URGENT NEED

One of our subscribers has small in
come and small home in keeping with
that income Some months he has diff
Guilty paying the landlord so as to ease the
strain he and his wife went to expense of
furnishing an extra bedroom and convert
ing his ivingroom into sleeping quarters.
After putting up sign soliciting dodgers,
the couple figured their financial troubles
would soon be solved by rush of roomers.
At the end of week their hopes
seemed about to be realized An Indiana
couple and a brother of the woman rented
TIE two rooms at a. rate of So night.
They said they were going to remain in
Key West week and consequently
brought in all the baggage from their. car.
In a little while they emerged from their
rooms dressed for bathing.
Where are the beaches?" they
asked.
Rather shamefacedly, our subscriber
directed them to Rest Beach, praying that
conditions there would be right for bath
ing. The party went off-and in an hour
returned. They Immediately began re-
packing their baggage.
Whats wrong?" our subscriber de-
manded.
"Of all the beaches that is about the
worst!' the man from Indiana exclaimed.
Filthy and scummy, a sinking hole!
We're going to Miami Beach as fast as our
car will get us there! We came to Florida
to get the sun and enjoy a dip in the ocean.
We're sorry, but this is not the place for
u.s.
Our subscriber was speeches.. There
was nothing he could say, for he knew the
strangers were as right. as rain. He told
his trouble to others and he learned that
virtually every roominghouse operator and
hotel proprietor had had similar expert
ences.
Monroe County and Key West Off
Gals claim to be unable to sponsor a. prof.
ect for making good municipal beach on
public property above Rest Beach. Moth
ing is being done to provide the city with
such an asset-an asset that must be pro-
.vided if this city ever expects to be real
winter resort. Visitors who come here
want to go bathing. TO deny them that
privilege is to deny the city a greater
measure Of prosperity.
If we cannot provide our own beach,
why not lease the beach at Boca Chica?
The Citizen understands it can be pro-
cured for term of years at small expense.
We must do something to solve this prob
lem and some official or civic group should
get busy on it as quickly as possible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05
KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY
Happeninas Here just Tea Years Ago Today AZ Taken
From The sFilss OF The citizsn

Cuban Chamber of Commerce
has sent official notice that a
delegation from that institution
viii arrive in Key West in time
for the opening of the annual
convention of the Florida Com
mercial Secretaries Association,
which convenes in this city next
Monday morning. Horace l..
Smith, secretary of the state COM
vention and organization. has nos
titled the local chamber that the
attendance will be large but not
so large as at first anticipated. A.
p. UunderiliR, of the Daytona
Beach Chamber and its secretary
writes the local chamber that the
secretary's wife will accompany
him on the trip and they viii re-
main for a. day or so after the
convention ends in order to do
some fishing. Delegates and
others, who are coming to attend,
are expected to commence to ar
rive Sunday and it is understood
that most of them contemplate
making the trip by automobile.
The first business. session is
planned for Monday morning and
the entertainment features for
the evening have been all ar
ranged
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05
DAILY QUIZ
Can you Answer seven of these
Test Questions? Turn 70
Page 4 for the Answers

/. Was George Washington
married more than once?
2. What is the name for shoot
ing stars?
8. What is the correct pronun-
citation of the word gro
Gerry?
4. Name the jockey who rode
Johnstown in the 1889
Kentucky Derby.
S. Who is Constantine Ouman-
sky?
6. Did President Franklin d.
Roosevelt ever hold high
office under a Republican
Administration?
Z. Who invented the Diesel en-
gine?.
8. Where did the famous
"Picketfs charge" occur2
9. What form of government
has Finland?
10. For what labor organization
do the initials SWOC
stand?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

May Russell, Nathalie Valdez,
Eufemio Chavez, Naldo Garcia,
Murray Harris, Oscar Orepezo,
Donald Malone, Paul Walter,
Francis Gomez.
1A-2-Daniel Estevez, Sharon
Shannahan, Shirley Fay Spencer,
Betty Lou Kelly, Betsy Bell
Gates, Zaida Diaz, Loudre Diaz
2B Kenneth Albury, Cornelius
Carey, Adolfo Barcelo, Eugene
Carey, Beverly Arthur, Edna
Harris, Rose Roberts, Oneida
Thrift, Martha Soriana.
Dab Cecelo Alayon, Reynal-
do Garcia, Lillian Roberts.
2AHarry Cameron, Jack Lar.
sen, Billy Roberts, Carolyn CANA
lier Hilda Diaz, Anna Dell Pat
terson, Evelyn Roberts, Dolores
Washington, John Cerezo, Hello
Orepeza, Emmett Walden, Jr.,
Hilda Collins. Edna Jean Card
ner.
3B-Vilma Thrift, Fay Roberts,
Wilma La Fe. Joan Knowles, Syl-
via Albury, Jack Spencer, George
Villareal, Donald Shelton, Julio
Santa Cruz, Pat Russell, Alfonso
EStevez.
3A-2-Henry Gardner, j. w..
Pinder, Elaine AIbury, Cleora
Roberts.
3A-1-Manuel Alayon, Billy
Albury, Florencio Reyes, Elander
Smith, Tom Villavisanes, Edna
Mae Alvarez, Alice Barcelo, Mer-.
cedes Bernal, Vivian Garcia
Marguerite Kerr, Conchita Reyes.
4A-2-Billy Howse, Adolfoi
Lastres, Clementina Del Pine.
Alb Evelyn Shelton, Shirley
Shelton, Antonica Smith, Argelia
Santa Cruz, Helen Nareissa, May
field Knowles, Rose Mary Kerr.
Estella Diaz;; Velfna Gates, Tony
Machado, Rene Rojas, Enrique
Raias sfsssss at.cF.er
Mildred Walden, Shirley
Tiff, Mildred Tiff, Adoree Rod
riguez, Olga Perez, Tonita Pereira.l
Estel Martinez, Carload Machan-
tie, Gerry Albury, Charles Spen-
Ger, Randall Valdez, Robert Mar
cissa, Albert Cruz, Emilio Blanco,
Charles Baker.
5B Jack Currie, Kenneth Lar.
sen, Mike Perez, Florence Mitch
ell, Florence Russell, Mary Spen-
Ger, Gloria Vinson, Kirkwood
Carey.
5A-2-Betty Lou Boza, Gloria
Knowles, Mercer Rivero, Ady
Fernandez, Bertha Perez, Harold
Richardson, Armando Perez.
5A-1-Alice Diaz, Josephine.
Garcia, Antha johnson, Gloria
Martinez, Frances Mora, Laurette
Russell, Florence Saunders, Cur
~ Herring. Milo Albury, Forest
Arthur, John Gibson, Fermin
Hernandez, John Knight, George
Lewis, Jack Matcovitch, Norman
Roberts, Woodrow Niles, Melvin
Russell, Robert Cruz, Hilton Tiff.
6B Andrew Garcia, Frank
Papy, Claudius Spencer, Walter
vison, Richard Barber, Robert
Charles Walker, Violet
Arias, Ruth Beccaise, Sylvia
Gates. Yelando de La Guerra.
Clara Hernandez, Virginia Kelly,
Virginia Yaneey.
GA Ward Herrielx, Alfred
Lowe. Louise Nofcissa, James
Ogden. Odilio Rodriguez. DenciI
Russell, Kenneth Solomon, VIII
fred Underwood, Shirley Curry,
Almonda Gonzalez, Mary Con
zalez, Josephine Hernandez. Lena
Mae Howse, Ethel Mae Roberts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05
L would Be lust as easy to get sig

It would be Just as easy to get sig
natures opposing the special election as it
is to get them proposing it. Most people
in Key West, so as not to offend, will sign
anything. and for both sides. II has been
done before. Often they are ignorant Of
or Indifferent to the purport of the petit
ton. It is fact and not q rumor that one
man here actually signed his death war
rant to a petition circulated in jest Al
ways read everything to which you are
: asked to attach your signature.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

Al writer in Miami paper complains
about the admission charges at the turtle
crawls, the place where the fish come to
the surface in response to their names, and
other interesting exhibits. Listen, who's
talkiRgl Try and get something for Moth
ing in Miami, half as interesting as what
we have to show.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05
Harris Schools Six Week
Period Honor Roll

Harris School Honor Roll fol
the six weeks period ending June
2 follows:
GAL Thomas Dion Bryor
Cooke, Daniel Lujan, Arthur
Ar1nayor, Catherine Chapman
Marguerite De Leon.
6BJban Bowen.
5A1-Jose Alonzo, Anna Cook
Larry De Loyier, Patricia Duane
Dora Henriquez,, Clarabel Nun.
ION. Nellie Romaguera, Ofelis
Sardinia, Billy Shaw, MarionS SO.
lano, Betty 10 Tone, Betty Jear
Wharton, Virginia Williams.
5A-Lauriette Bethel, Georgins
Lopez.
SD Kermit Roberts, Frank
Sardinas.
4A-Joy Ball, Grenwoo .
Weech.
4BArmando Miyica, Galley
Sweeting. Arthur Boza, Ruth
Roberts, Ysel Caraballo.
ga Conchita Varela, Faye
Bevaldi, Lorraine Nottage, Rob
ert Archer.
3B Bobby Armstrong, Felix
Davis, Armando Fernandez
James Malgrat, Janet Lockrow,
Margaret Smock.
2A-Joan Knowles, Joan Saw
yer, Gloria Adams.
2B Patricia Harrison, Ralph
Du Bruiel
1A1-Al Goehring, Shirley
Rom, Clara Armayor.
1A-Otlilee Murphy, Joyce
Thompson.
lB-Irene Whitaker.
Harris School Perfect
Attendance For School Year
The following pupils of Harris
School have not been absent or
tardy for the school year of 1888
'39:
6A1- Byron Cooke, Paul hight
bourn. Kenneth MeadoF, Maud
Rose Brady, Marguerite De Leon.
6A-Kermit Watkins, Elizabeth
Gates, Mary Roberts, Shirley Rob
erts.
6B Eugene Albury, Norcisso
Castillo. Bonnie Fernandez, Louis
Lowe. Kermit Sweeting. Phyllis
Roberts, Dorothy Buckley.
5AIFay Rose Roberts, Joseph
Pent. Kenneth Blackwell, Waldo
Collins, Edward Albertus, Con-
way Kelly. Kenneth Kerr
5A-Anna Taylor
5B Kermit Roberts, Ruth Kea-
ton, Ernest Sawyer. Mary Lee
Stinespring, Kitty Symmonette,
Joe Mccullough.
4A-Gene Solt, Jack Solt,
Cleveland Knowles. Norman
johnson, Sara Bertha Lowe, ]. w.
Collins.
4BBetty Rae Brady.
3A-Lorraine Nottage, Charles
Perez. Leo Hicks, Mary Louise
Knowles.
3BFelix Davis.
2AElizabeth Roberts. Bobbie
Neal Buckley. Elizabeth Rob
erts.
2B Lillian Stewart. Ray FL
wood.
1A1-Milton Bazo, Graham
Conner.
1BJohn Kenneth Curry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

The Tallahassee correspondent of a
Miami paper is considerably confused
when he says that B. C. Papy, Monroe
County representative in the Legislature,
is also the Key West harbor master.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05
PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS

Diaz. Fay Knowles, aqhn Craig
Smith.
| 2B Beverly Arthur; David Ar
buckle, William Pinder, Kermit
Kerr, Claudia Roberts.
Dab None.
/ 2A-1- Edna Jean Gardner. Jack
Larsen,
3B Jack Spencer, Anne
Doughty, Josephine Gonzalez.
3A-2- Elaine Albury.
3A-1-Elsie Mora, Conchita
Reyes. ~
4BOscar Cruz, Joseph Lowe,
Tony Machado, Rose Mary Kerr,
Evelyn Shelton, Antonica Smith,
Mary Louise Spencer.
4A-2-N
4A-1 Gerry Albury, Mildred
Walden, Violet Ortega.
5B None.
5A-1-Joan Doughty, jose
phine Garcia, Laurette Russell,
Alice Diaz, Frances Mora, George
Lewis, Herman Cerezo, Forest
Arthur, Norman Roberts.
5A-2=Anita Aguilar, Bertha
Perez. Betty Lou Boza, Ady Fer
nandez.
6B Meme.
6ANone.
CAL Nathalie Valdez, Rosa
Garcia, Jennie Mae Russell, Ter
esa Arias,. Paul Walter.
Division, Street School
Annual Perfect Attendance
The perfect attendance for the
school year 1885 '39 of the Divi-
sion Street School shows the fol-
lowing pupils, who have not been
absent or tardy during that time,
including James Ogden, now q
member of GA, who has not been
absent or tardy for three years:
d1BNone. ah
slAf Francis Gomez, Murray
Harris. .,,is
1A-2-Shirley Fay Spencer.
2BKenneth Albury, Cornelius
Carey, Claudia Roberts, z Oneida
Thrift. .c
2A-B--None.
2AEdna Jean Gardner. En-
NETT S Walden, Jr, Billy Roberts.
3BNone.
3A-2-Cleora Roberts.
3A-1 Marguerite Kerr, Flor
.encio Reyes.
4BRose Mary Kerr Evelyn
Shelton, Antonica Smith
4A-2-None.
4A-I- Charles Baker, Adoree
Rodriguez, Mildred Tiff, Mildred
Walden. to
5BKenneth Larsen, Gloria
Vinson.
5A-2-Betty Lou Boza. Harold
Richardson
5A-1-Curry Herring, John
Gibson, LaurIette ttusSel, FRAN
.ces Mora, Anthony johnson. Alice
IDiaz, Robert Cruz. Forest Ar
thur. 80
6BAndrew Garcia. Claudius
Spencer, Walter Vinson-
6AJosephine Hernandez, Al
fred Lowe, Louis Narcissa, James
Ogden for three years., Odilio
Rodriguez. Kenneth Solomon.
x-Week perfecf Attendance
Record Of Division Street School
The following pupils have not
been absent nor tardy for the six
weeks period ending June 2 at
the Division Street School:
1B Onelio Alvarez, Melvin
Robert Bell, John Davila, Ronald
Hendricks, Elizabeth Agnilar.
Beverly Selph.
1A-l- Carmen Avila, Jennie
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05
Differences that seemed to crop out

Differences that seemed to crop out
around the Lakeland News office ap.
parently have been adjusted, Frank
Lowering selling his interest to Lee w.
Boswell, grocery merchant, and the paper
keeps coming with Water E. Bradley as
manager. Mr.. and Mrs Lowering are at
West Medford, Mass, called by illness
Florida Newspaper News.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

1t is getting to be a regular
thing for The Citizen to win and
the game yesterday between the
Singers and The Citizen was no
exception. Singers lost by the
score of 10 to z. In previous
games, The Citizen was generally
behind for the first few innings
but yesterday they went in the
lead and continued throughout
the entire game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

1t appears from the public records at
Tallahassee that Representative John L.
Lindsey of Miami is not very fond of Fred.
o. Eberhardt. acting timekeeper of the
Key West W.P.A.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

1t is said Mrs. Roosevelt has been in
every nook and Granny in the United
States; but she has never been IN Key
West. so if this is neither nook nor a
Granny, what is it? We have it. It's an.
island.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Perez, SEA
Duval street, announce the ar
rival of seven-pound son, born
Saturday evening in their home.
Mother and son are both doing
nicely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05
IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADvocATEDsBY THE CITIZEN

1. Water and Sewerage
2 Comprehensive City Plan tzoning).
3. Hotels and Apartments.
4. Bathing Pavilion.
S. Airports-Land and Sea-
8. Consolidation Of County and City
Governments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

It's moving day for all those crooked.
judges, politicians and what have you, and
when they are all kicked out, honest men
(until they too are caught) will take their
places.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

will meet Ralph Hood in the fight
program, which is to be put on
tonight in Miami in connection
with the main go between Socks
Campbell and Johnnie Roberts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

Formerly pater, when son was home
from college on vacation, had to hide his
neckties and the family car; now he has
to hide the goldfish, too.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

Old Doc Townsend has now been at it
for five years and has gotten nothing for
the oldsters, but swell living for himself
ard his encourage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

Pineapples arriving last night
on the ferry from Havana were
in ii cars. The transfer to refrig-
orators took but a brief time and
they were shipped out this morn
ing at an early hour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

A press dispatch states that the
Townsend plan was showed under in
Washington, yet the temperature regis
tered 81 that day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

Key West has only one city plan in
prospect; Miami has tWo-alWays going
Key West one better.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

Highly recommended: Loving, Ca,
ard Pleasureville, KY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05
Honor Roll OF


0NWAnA0AN 9AAGSA HStN4NFoA
Honor Roll, of the Division
Street School:
1BNone.
IAr1-Betsy Bel Gates, Zaida
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

Preparations are in the making
for grand old time Fourth of
July celebration in Key West and
the eventl will be sponsored by
the p. o. S. of A., s. Winfield
Russell announced today. Uric
GWynn leads the committee on
arrangements, said Mr.. Russell,
and the tentative program pro-
vides for something, to be doing
every minute of the day of the
Glorious Fourth. The activities
will be started with a grand
street parade in which all civic
and fraternal organizations will
take part. The forenoon viii be
devoted to sports events at the
Key West Athletic Club Beach,
in which prizes will be offered
for the winners in the different
events. A grand time has been
arranged and a baby show will
be one of the main events.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

Young Fernando Of Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

Editorial Comment: Nothing
will arouse the sympathy of the
average male more quickly than
a pretty woman who admits she
is unhappliy married.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-05

The small size U. S. paper cur
rency, which is to be put in gen.
eraI circulation July 10, is on dis
play at the First National Bank.
The new bills, neatly framed, are
attracting much attention and are
pronounced as very pretty in
deed. The specimens shown are
the ST.. So, SIS and $40 demon
inations.
Evening star., 1939-07-17
Reds Lose Poise
Al Tea Party
Bees Throw
Red Sox Rout Tigers,
Hold to Yunk Pace:
Cards Clip Giants
BY BILL WHITE,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Boston, cradle of the American
Revolution, is at it again.
Famed in song and story for it's
baked beans and tea party, the
Hub City now shelters two baseball
clubs that are busy making revo-
lutionary gestures toward every one
else in both leagues
For instance, the Bees, who have
been stepping as high as a hurdler
for the past month, swept through
a double-header by 80 and 4-3 with
the first-place Cincinnati Reds yes
terday. though the victory had bit
ter taste. They lost Eddie Miller,
their shortstop, possibly for the sea-
son, when he broke small bone in
his left ankle in a collision with Al
Simmons.
The two triumphs made it 16 wins
in 81 starts for the seventh-place
BOstonians and cut the Reds down
to a 6-game margin over the field
in the National League. Bill Pose
del welded the Whitewash brush
with Shit, 5-strike-out job in the
opener and then Jim Turner limited
the leaders to seven blows.
The Red Sox, who proved the
Yankees could be checked, stormed
(See BASEBALL, Page abb
Evening star., 1939-07-17
Dir, Left Arm Gashed
Reported Foul With
Training Rules
Cub Pitcher Sent Home,
Hortnett Refuses to
Explain Incident
By the Associated Press.

d. tiic 3SGONid ttu EItHS
CHICAGO, July 17.-Jerome
Dizzy Dean, s1S5O00 pitcher with
the Chicago Cubs, was rolling back
to Chicago from New York today
with his left arm, deeply gashed be-
low the elbow, wrapped in a sling
and considerable mystery attached
to the situation.
Dean was ordered home by Gabby
Hartnett, manager of the Cubs. for
violation of training rules. Hartnett
refused to amplify his ruling. Dean
was accompanied by his wife. This
was the first trip this season on
which Cub players were allowed to
bring their wives.
Just what happened in New York,
where the Cubs are staying while
playing their series with Brooklyn,
was not clear. Reports reaching
Chicago, however, said that Hart
nett was Informed at 1890 am. yes
terday that Dean was in distress in
his hotel room. Hartnett found
Dean lying on the bed, with his wife
trying to stop the flow of blood from
the cash. Two stitched were re-
quired to close the wound.
Hartnett refused to discuss the
situation with baseball writer's trav-
cling with the team. One version
circulating around the hotel lobby
was that Dean fell through a cigar
counter case, and that Dizzy" hadn't
been keeping very close to training
rules Saturday night.
Charles Drake, assistant to Phil K
Wrigley, Cubs owner, said Wrigley
had not been informed by Hartnett
of his action in ordering Dean home.
The accident capped series of mis-
fortunes that have beset the Great
Man" since June 20 when he told
members of the Chicago Association
of Commerce that lone third of the
Cubs amt trying" in the team s
drive to win the National League
championship.
Dean, purchased from the St.
Louis Cardinals year ago, regained
bit of his old-time form in the
early part of the season, but in re-
cent starts his pitching has been
ineffective. He receives a reported
$4,000 year, highest salary of any
pitcher with the Cubs.
Evening star., 1939-07-17
If Yonks Scare RvuIs, How About the Sox?

Inc 3ed SoX still along
lead Twelve straight victories
by like the Yankees
per cent in his theory
Cronns platform
fear for the Yankees has snistery
been afraid of the all
appear better than they really and making
Ofhand sounds entirely logical We
American
Im they'll
Gomez They're to lick US
pat.
But all the the have rolling
dead front the
They afraid the their 2game
Boons
pitching staff Their catching not Al, close to it.
What probably Joseph that New
simply
greater
Evening star., 1939-07-17
Regular Berth as Nat Catcher
Looms for GiuIioni as His
Batting Scars to .379

last 18 Journeys to the plate. the
Mats are fielding like the Aztec A. C.
PeeWees and seventh place is yawn-
ing.
Vernon has been smashing the
ball fairly solidly, but his socks
aren't dropping for hit. Despite
his current lowly average, however,
Harris still is satisfied the angular
Vernon represents the finest first
baseman the Mats have possessed
this year.
Lewis Chased by Umpire.
Third Baseman Buddy Lewis
reached milestone yesterday as the
Mats dropped double-header here
to the White Sox, 80 and 6-3,
becoming the first Washington
player to be tossed out of a. game
by an umpire this year.
That happened in the ninth in
ming of the first game, when WASH
ington was endeavoring to produce
tying run. Buddy had bowled
over Second Baseman Eric McNair,
who had fielded Taft Wright's
grounder and attempted to tag
Lewis on the base line, to reach
second safely.
There was Lewis on second and
tSee HAWKINS, Page A-14)
Evening star., 1939-07-17
Boston Clubs Full Of Revolutionary ea Keep Heat on in Pennan qht
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS E. STAN.
Peuce Pervudes at Pomonok

Now that Henry Picard has polishing rights
goblet Nelson
Pomonok defeat things qeter along gong
all peaceful and ouward at least the strike
when the Pomonok pming narrowed down
Nelson
be the thick the battle 1t would
the strike the place
ostensiby staged
his behalf.
But while peace is everywhere the moment far the mahe
there
P.
harsh and the golfers simply down etorted
q shakeup
What need" of them telling recently
Lands professional golf The
older fellows being
popular
charge. That won't either We
promoter lawyer a dsciplinarian"